Monthly Calendar

Sunset Celebration consists of arts and crafts exhibitors, street performers, food carts and psychics. Each night around two hours before sunset, both locals and tourists alike, flock to the water's edge to experience a multicultural happening and watch the sun sink into the Gulf of Mexico.

Key West, FL

305.292.7700

A celebration featuring artisans, crafters, street performers, live musical entertainment, food and carnival rides.

Clearwater Beach, FL

727.449.1036; 727.530.3536 Fax

Fernandina Beach, FL

DeBary, FL

Clermont, FL 34714

7305 US Hwy 27

The market is one of Florida's oldest and largest. Market hours are 7 AM to Noon. The Market includes such categories as: bakery, seafood, fresh eggs, fruits, vegetables, plants, fresh flowers, nuts and coffee.

Daytona Beach, FL

Magnolia Ave Bridge from Beach St

386.671.3272

A guided nature walk around Willow Pond and through a coastal maritime hammock. Discover a variety of native plant and animal species along the way

Fernandina Beach, FL 32034

2601 Atlantic Avenue

An easy stroll on an elevated wooden boardwalk winding through Wabasso Island's mangrove forest at 9:30 AM. Meet our Nature Guide in ELC's Entry Pavilion. No reservations necessary. One hour walk.

Wabasso, FL

255 Live Oak Drive

772.589.5050; 772.589.7723 Fax

Music begins at 7 PM.

Boca Raton, FL

(Federal Hwy, north of Palmetto Park Rd)

Enjoy popcorn, drink and a movie each month at Sugar at 10 AM for $1. Movie schedules can be picked up at Sugar Sand Park Community Center. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Boca Raton, FL 33486

300 S. Military Trail

The film series highlights people who have made significant contributions to the State of Florida. Show times are 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM.

Old Capitol

Tallahassee, FL 32301

Monroe Street at Apalachee Parkway

850.487.1902; 850.245.6400

A friendly family atmosphere with a 50/50 draw; music, food and a chance to browse downtown stores while viewing the cool custom cars and hot rods.

New Smyrna Beach, FL

The http://www.jaxherp.org Jacksonville Herpetological Society shares their love of all reptiles with MOSH visitors. The exhibition begins at 10:00 AM and runs until about 3:00 PM.

1025 Museum Circle

Jacksonville, FL

904.396.MOSH

Clermont, FL 34714

7305 US Hwy 27

Plant City, FL

Ormond Beach, FL

A family-friendly outdoor concert series with local talent, food vendors and exhibitors from 4-8 PM.

Brooksville, FL

206 East Fort Dade Ave

Orlando, FL

Sebring, FL

Farmer's Market, 8 AM – 3 PM, with farm fresh fruits, vegetables, plants, crafters, and flea market tables. Live entertainment from 11 AM – 2 PM.

Palm Bay, FL

120 Malabar Rd NE

321.952.3441; 321.952.3443

Learn to kayak from the skilled instructors. You will learn basic paddling skills and build self confidence as you paddle our stable, sit-on-top kayaks on the gentle, warm waters of Lake Wyman.  A great way for novices who would like to try this growing activity, or for those who would like to learn to paddle efficiently. Times may vary on this 1.5 hour class, so make a reservation. Included: Kayaks, and all equipment, bottled water and VPB instructors.

Boca Raton, FL

1801 N Ocean Blvd

561.881.9757; 561.828.2829 Fax

Field trips and classroom lab activities for families and students. The eco-learning never ends.

Ponce Inlet, FL 32127

100 Lighthouse Drive

386.304.5545

Held from 8:30 AM until 12:30 PM, rain or shine.

St Augustine, FL

1340 A1A South

Ybor City Fresh Market

Featuring produce, baked goods and arts & crafts. Free and pets welcome

Tampa, FL 33675

8th Ave and 18th Street

813.241.2442

Weekend Nature Movies At GTM Reserve

Visit the GTM Reserve Environmental Education Center for exciting exhibits about our environment and a featured a film series on the big screen in the auditorium. The movies begin at 10 AM and 1 PM with an approximate running time of 30 minutes.

GTM Reserve Environmental Education Center 

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

505 Guana River Rd

904.823.4500

The Farmer's Market features fresh-off-the-farm produce, plants, cut flowers, homemade jellies and jams from 7:00 AM to 12:30 PM.

Lakeland, FL

Vendors sell crafts, collectibles, antiques, fresh produce, baked goods, seafood, BBQ, plants from 8 AM to 2 PM.

Palatka, FL

(South of Memorial Bridge)

386.312.0280

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A day of live music, a picnic in the park and pick up those fresh veggies for dinner. Shop for yourself or for a friend with dozens of our talented local artists. Learn a thing about art from our artists in action while the kids make and take an art project hosted by one of our local art galleries.

Tallahassee, FL

Park Avenue at Monroe St

850.224.3252

Shops art galleries restaurants and nightclubs will be open late Downtwon on Tarpon Avenue East of Pinellas Avenue. Come for shopping and dining.

Tarpon Springs, FL

727.934.7029

View the stars through high-tech equipment at the SCAS Observatory.

Miami, FL

17555 SW 79th Ave

1/2 mile west of Old Cutler Road

Explore mangrove forest-lined creeks and discover the secretive lives of the habitat's wildlife

Coral Gables, FL

9610 Old Cutler Rd

Roving nature guides at 10:30 AM and 3:30 PM. Learn about wetland plants and wildlife along the boardwalk. No reservation needed. Seasonal guided walks on the South Side Boardwalk.

West Palm Beach, FL 33405

1100 Southern Blvd

Enjoy a daytime canoe trip exploring the mangrove and salt marsh communities that line the shores of Biscayne Bay.   These Guided Tours, led by experienced Naturalists, venture into nearby mangrove canoe "tunnels" or go to the recently restored Chicken Key Bird Rookery that lies a mile off-shore. 

Miami, FL 33157

16701 SW 72nd Ave

Only original hand made crafts are on display for your purchase.

Fort Pierce, FL

(1/2 mile north of the Library)

772.460.5299

Market with fresh produce, plants, fresh baked artisan breads, pastries, kettle korn, zeppolis and fresh pressed juices.

Apopka, FL 32703

Forest Avenue/East First Street

Features inspirational Gospel music in this 500-acre outdoor “Old Florida” setting.

Live Oak, FL 32060

3076 95th Drive

386.364.1683; 386.364-2998 Fax

Marketday from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

Bartow, FL

Central Avenue
863.519.0508

Guided tours of the Mote-Morris House, listed in the National Register of Historic Places from 10 AM until 2 PM. The two-story house with a four-story tower was built in 1892 for eight-term Leesburg mayor, Edward H Mote and his wife Lucretia for about $9,000.

Leesburg, FL

1195 W Magnolia St

352.435.9424

Live concert entertainment on the outdoor stage at CityPlace Plaza with dinner, shops and boutique's from 7 to 11:00 PM.

West Palm Beach, FL 33401

700 South Rosemary Ave

877.877.7677 (tollfree); 561.366.1000; 561.366.1001 Fax

Saturday night races begin at 7:00 PM.

Punta Gorda, FL

8655 Piper Road

941.575.7223

Farmers Market is home to a variety of merchants selling fresh fruit, gourmet foods, cut flowers, handmade crafts, fresh vegetables, baked goods, smoked fish, and light snacks.

Safety Harbor, FL 34695

401 Main St

The Farmer's Market is held Saturday morning from 8:00 AM until 12 Noon. Featuring fresh produce, bakery items and citrus.

Fort Pierce, FL

772.930.1145

600 West Blue Heron Boulevard

Riviera Beach, FL

Vendors are selling produce, plants & flowers, cooked and prepared specialty foods such as: fish, meat, cheese, eggs, bakery items, jellies & jams, honey, nuts, coffee beans and ethnic foods.

Leesburg, FL

352.365.0053; 352.365.0082  Fax

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Youth and Adult classes including stock, outlaw, youth, modified and farm stock. Weigh-in at 9 AM and Pulls start at 12:30 PM.

Dade City, FL

Pioneer Museum Rd

(off Hwy 301 N)

352.567.0262

Weekend Nature Movies At GTM Reserve

The features a film series each Saturday and Sunday on the big screen in the Center's auditorium. The movies begin at 10 AM and 1 PM with an approximate running time of 30 minutes.

St. Augustine, FL

505 Guana River Rd

The longest running film festival in the world, balanced between diverse new cinema and classic cinema. Premieres, documentaries, student film competition, black tie galas and celebrities. Handicap accessible.

Fort Lauderdale, FL

954.760.9898; 954.760.9099 Fax

Performances on Thursday, Friday and Saturday 8 PM and Sunday 3 PM. Doors open 1 hour prior to curtain.

Orange Park, FL 32073

2900 Moody Ave

904.276.2599

Silver Springs' Fall Festival

Southern-style music, food and handmade arts and crafts with original handmade arts and crafts, and dine on Southern-style cooking including fried or barbecue chicken, ribs, corn-on-the-cob and beans.

5656 E Silver Springs Blvd

Silver Springs, FL

352.236.2121

Featuring over two hundred state fair rides, games, food stands and free shows including Midway and rides, 4-H contests, petting zoo and big-name entertainment. Held at the Palm Bay Campus of Brevard Community College off I-95.

Cocoa, FL

SR-520 (off I-95)

321.639.1204; 321.639.4772 Fax

For over 60 years the fair is north Florida and south Georgia's largest area event featuring Tiger Encounter, petting zoo, Big Bend model railroad display, performing elephants, interactive agricultural exhibits, home and fine arts; 4-H and FFA, livestock show, fine arts-n-crafts and rides.

Tallahassee, FL

441 Paul Russell Rd (2 miles past Capitol)

Monroe St and Paul Russell Rd

850.878.FAIR; 850.942.6950 Fax

Miss Volusia County Fair, livestock show and pavillion, midway, goat and rabbit judging, ewe and swine shows along with pie eating, Little Miss & Mr. Volusia County, petting zoo, hypnotist and puppet show.

DeLand, FL 32724

3150 E New York Ave

386.734.9515; 386.734.7176 Fax

Seniors (age 50 and over) compete in 3-on-3 basketball, basketball shooting, bowling, cycling, golf, horseshoes, race walk, road race, shuffleboard, swimming, table tennis, tennis, track & field, softball throw, baseball throw, football throw and standing broad jump.

Stuart, FL 34996

772.221.1419

Events include a country concert, midway rides, circus and thrill show, hypnotist and illusionist and bluegrass show.

Lake City, FL 32056

386.752.8822

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Local  produce, plants and prepared foods, specialty arts & crafts, food tastings, family  activities, food vendors, community not-for-profit organizations, fresh cut flowers, food & health information live music and children's activities.

Royal Palm Place Southwest Parking Lot

Boca Raton, FL

(corner of S Federal Hwy and S Mizner Blvd)

561.393.7827

Greg Norman's PGA $2.4 million tour event. The Shootout is 7,288 pro golfing yards. This year LPGA star Anika Sorenstam joins the competition.

Naples, FL

Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort

Annual Gulf-front competition with master crafters and amateurs alike.

Fort Myers Beach, FL

Estero Island

239.454.7500; 888.916.SAND (tollfree)

Sports offered at the 2006 Florida Senior Games State Championships and Archery, Badminton, Basketball Shooting, Bowling, Cycling, Golf, Race Walk, Road Race, Swimming, Tennis and Track & Field.

Miami, FL 33131

305.503.3251

Daytona Beach Film Festival 

Annual festival features independent films from around the world.

Daytona Beach, FL

386.439.7759

Fall AutoFest

Highlighted by a collector-car auction, auto-antique swap meet, vintage auto racing and a car and truck show.

Zephyrhills, FL

813.258.6726

Various horse breeds will compete in both hunter and jumper categories at the Central Florida Hunter Jumper Association (CFHJA) Horse Show. Visitors should enter the Fairgrounds via the Orient Road entrance.

Tampa, FL

813.571.0111

Talented filmmakers showcase their films from student and independent filmmakers and take questions from the audience. Top film recognized with “Golden Compass Rose”.

Sandestin, FL 32550

Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort

9100 Baytowne Wharf Blvd, Ste B-1

850.267. 8118; 800.622.1038 (tollfree); 850.267.8119 Fax

Festival includes events such as Best Bar-B-Q Ribs Contest, Corvette show, Harley-Davidson show, and concerts from the 60s through the 90s with live radio broadcasts. Vinoy Park is on the waterfront in downtown St. Petersburg, directly on Tampa Bay, overlooking the Pier on Bayshore Drive Northeast.

St. Petersburg, FL

727.528.3828

Celebrating the written word, including 50 national and regional authors, no-cost readings/book signings on topics ranging from local history to food, art, baseball, music, genealogy and mystery. The Festival Marketplace will feature a book fair, used book sale, sales of book-related merchandise by publishers and area non-profits and children's activities; special merchant activities included across downtown region. Authors' books will be for sale at their respective venues; special festival hotel accommodations rate will be available. Proceeds to benefit local organizations.

Vero Beach, FL

Racking, Walking and Spotted Saddle horses and riders of all levels will participate in preliminary and championship classes in the Charlie Lykes Arena. Visitors should enter the Fairgrounds via the Orient Road entrance.

Tampa, FL

352.796.0298

Multicultural event showcasing folkloric ensembles, ethnic foods from Latin America and the Caribbean, and featuring more than 250 artisans displaying their work.

8210-A West Flagler St.

Miami, FL 33144

305.227.2929; 305.227.2966 Fax

Fair features fine Art Show, Flower Show, 4-H Exhibits, Home Extension Exhibits, Master Gardner's Exhibits, 4-H Chicken Show, The Balloon Blowing Goat, The Mini Farm Petting Zoo and the Bentley Brothers Circus.

Fort Walton Beach, FL 32547

1958 Lewis Turner Blvd

850.862.0211; 800.322.3319 (tollfree); 850.864.2396 Fax

Celebrities and avid fishermen in their quest to hit a grand slam for snook, redfish and trout, while raising money to help "Reel In The Cure" for childhood cancer. Each inshore boat will carry a pair of anglers who will fish along with a celebrity and professional fishing guide.  The Offshore Angler Division is exclusively for fishermen who would like to explore the waters west of the beach.  Offshore fish caught during the tournament will be filleted and donated to Metropolitan Ministries to feed the hungry.  Also featured is a Kid's Fishing Derby in which children with cancer and their families learn to fish, share lunch with tournament celebrities.  Friday evening is the Fishermen's Ball presented by Mercedes-Benz USA. It's a tropical fiesta, complete with dinner, drinks, and impressive live and silent auctions, held at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg.

St. Petersburg, FL 

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7901 North Kendall Drive

Miami, FL 33156

305.595.1343; 305.595.1369 Fax

The first in a series of charity jazz festivals sponsored by the Naples Jazz Society. More than 12 local professional jazz groups performing.

Naples, FL 34103

239.262.0298

Veterans Day Ceremony

A 10 AM formal ceremony showcases the different branches of the military in a unique and solemn ceremony.

Naples, FL

735 8th St. S

239.434.2652

St Augustine, FL

772.336.0606

Jasper, FL

386.792.1577

Qualifying sports for the Florida Senior Games State Championships include Badminton, Basketball Shooting, Bowling, Cycling, Golf, Race Walk, Racquetball, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis and Track & Field. Other sports and events include Croquet and 5K Run.

Sarasota, FL 34237

941.861.8194

In honor of Veterans everywhere.
Hillsboro Inlet Light Station

Hillsboro Beach, FL

Hillsboro Inlet off Hwy A1A

The Ironman 70.3 Event Series, a global collection of events managed by World Triathlon Corporation (WTC), will call Clearwater, FL, home to its newest world championship event. The event will consist of a 1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bike and 13.1 mile run.

Clearwater Beach, FL 33767-2799

Sheraton Sand Key Resort

1160 Gulf Blvd

Annual fundraiser for the Silver River Museum & Education Center able to continue the educational commitment to the youngsters of the county. Historic presentations and displays center around Central Florida. This is a great family event with demonstrations and artisans, and fun for the kids.

Ocala, FL 34470

1425 NE 58th Ave

352.236.7148; 352.236.7150 Fax

Saute To America is an exciting concert held every year in memory of those who have fallen fighting for the freedom those of us here are able to enjoy and also to commemorate the work accomplished by those Veterans still living.  Entertainment is free beginning at 1 PM and food is available for purchase.

Naples, FL 34112

4284 Avalon Dr

239.254.4000

Peace River Region AAA Antique Auto Show     

Front parking lot of village beginning at 10 AM.

Punta Gorda, FL

1200 W Retta Esplanade

941.629.9575

Great Day in the Country

Over 300 booths feature hand made arts and crafts. This family show features live entertainment, good food,and prizes.

Oviedo, FL

(corner 426 & Lake Jessup Ave)

407.36.9420

To all Service Men and Women who have and are still serving America. Parade groups will start from the Lyric Theatre on Flagler Ave. and end at Memorial Park on East Ocean Blvd. As always with the Veteran's Day Parade there will be judging for Best Float, Best Band, Best Marchers, etc and possibly even a flyover from the VNA Airshow.

Stuart, FL

772.692.0302; 772.288.5448

The camp is held from 8-12 for youth 5 to14 years of age. The youth learn horsemanship, grooming, how to saddle and ride.

Fellsmere FL

772.571.1463

Kick-off event for the Florida Discovery Bicycling Center. Includes a funfilled day both on & off the bike; supported bike rides from 5-100 miles, entertainment in the park, children's bike rodeo, food and beverage vendors, tent and booth displays, t-shirts, ride maps and safety information.

Lake Helen, FL

Beautiful decorations, children's craft activities, holiday music, lighting the palm tree, and of course Santa in the gazebo.

Largo, FL

301 West Bay Drive

727.587.6775

Join the City of Largo and Pinellas County Veterans Liaison Council at the James S. Miles, Richard A. Leandri Military Court of Honor to honor ALL veterans of our community beginning at 7 PM. Festivities include a Color Guard presentation, live patriotic music and a guest speaker.

Largo, FL

101 Central Park Drive

727.587.6740

Veterans Day at Castillo De San Marcos

Celebrate America's U.S. military as the Castillo honors American veterans, past and present, with demonstrations through time. Rangers and reenactors will present American soldiers through time, dressing in a variety of uniforms from the Revolutionary War through Desert Storm. Presentations include historic weapons demonstrations, talks and displays. 

St. Augustine, FL

Avenida Menendez

904.829.6506 x 233

"America's Veterans...Honoring Those Who Served" featuring a parade

Cape Coral, FL

239.573.3122

American Indian Arts Celebration

The Seminole Tribe of Florida invites the public to join in the celebration of American Indian Heritage Month featuring Seminole music, Pow-wow dancing, Seminole food and arts and crafts including beadwork, woodcarving, patchwork sewing, doll making, sweet grass and palmetto basketry.

Ft Lauderdale, FL

863.902.1113; 954.965.2424

Guided tours of the Mote-Morris House, listed in the National Register of Historic Places from 10 AM until 2 PM. The two-story house with a four-story tower was built in 1892 for eight-term Leesburg mayor, Edward H Mote and his wife Lucretia for about $9,000.

Leesburg, FL

1195 W Magnolia St

352.435.9424

Family Farm Life Festival

Celebrate the bounty of the season at Family Farm Day!  Enjoy live music, kid's activities, displays, barnyard critters, food concession, farm chore competition and more at this free event for folks of all ages.  Farm Life: A Century of Change for Farm Families and Their Neighbors, a NEH traveling exhibition, will be open as well.

Ocala, FL

1211 SE 22nd Road

352.401.3900

The 1940s, the Depot turned into a USO with live music entertaining.  Relive those days listening to the music of the Andrew Sisters. Learn about Naples' first passenger train station dating back to 1927. 

Naples, FL

1051 5th Ave S

239. 774.8476

Enjoy over 175 arts and crafts booths from all over the state. Games, food and entertainment for all.

Trenton, FL 32693

(off N Main)

352.489.2320; 352.463.3467; 352.463.3469 Fax

This juried event has a variety of art, food, kids art, kids activities and music.

St Petersburg, FL

727.822.7582

(10th Ave S, between 4th St S and 9th St S)

Mid-Bay Bridge Run/Walk

The race will begin 8 AM at Destin Middle School and finish at the White Point Recreation Area in Niceville.

Destin, FL

850.678.2323

Over 100 crafters from across the United States will convene to display their unique crafts.This year's event will feature some of the most unique crafts.

A1A (Ocean Boulevard)

Juno Beach, FL

800 N US One

954.472.3755

Annual festival featuring decorated trees and wreaths, holiday vignettes, a gift boutique and special events. Designer-decorated trees and wreaths. “Toyland Town,” a village of lights and oversized toys complete with a backdrop of beautiful hand-painted murals of a North Pole Village. Also includes the Gingerbread Village, Holiday Boutique, Festival Cafe, Patrons Gala, Holiday Jazz Stroll and Reindeer Romp.

Orlando, FL

407.896.4231 x 254; 407.672.3838 Hotline

Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra performs at Historic Bok Sanctuary on Florida's highest point as the sunset over the Lake Wales Ridge. Picnic decorating contest for the “Most Elegant,” “Most Original” and Best Fall Theme.” Luminaries and flambeaux will highlight winding paths lined with moss-draped oaks leading up to the 205-foot tall carillon Tower.

Historic Bok Sanctuary
Lake Wales, FL

1151 Tower Blvd
863.734.1205; 863.676.6770 Fax

Veterans Parade honoring all veterans from all wars, with a flyover of World War II aircraft at 1 PM. Dedication of F-14 Tomcat immediately after parade at the DeLand Naval Air Station Museum.

DeLand, FL

386.738.4149

Beer festival with over 70 breweries ale, lager, pilsner, stout, port, ciders, malt, and barley wines. Festival includes live music and a "Taste of CityWalk" featuring sample size portions from CityWalk restaurants. Directions: On I-4 from Tampa: Exit I-4 at Universal Blvd. Take a left onto Universal Blvd, and follow signs to Universal Orlando. On I-4 from Daytona: Exit I-4 at Exit #74B. Take a right on Hollywood Way and follow signs to Universal Orlando.

Orlando, FL

407.224.7766; 407.224.5886 Fax

Events in Port St Lucie, honoring America's soldiers, past and present at 11 AM. Handicap accessible.

Port St. Lucie, FL

2100 SE Midport Rd

772.871.7362

A day dedicated to thank and honor all veterans who have served our Nation through their military service, the City of Palm Beach Gardens is proud to host a Veteran's Day Celebration designed for the entire family from 5 – 7 PM. Live music from the Palm Beach Gardens Concert Band.

Municipal Complex 

Palm Beach Gardens, FL

10500 North Military Trail 

561.799.4136

Celebrate America's freedom and salute all of those who gave of themselves to secure our liberty.

Jacksonville, FL

904.630.3690

A patriotic parade, patriotic events, speakers, live music, a carnival and food. Parade begins on Melbourne Ave ending on Fee Avenue at the Lady of the Lourdes Church.

Melbourne, FL

1601 Oak St

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321.727.1776

Features holiday scenes, designer trees, decorated holiday trees, holiday wreaths, gingerbread houses, children's activities, craft vendors, food vendors a Black Tie Gala and well - Santa.

Melbourne, FL

1396 S Babcock Street

321.676.5798; 321.676.0047 Fax

The festival celebrates with soft-shell crab sandwiches, fish chowders, grouper, gator, shrimp, and many other choices. Also includes an arts-n-crafts show.

Homosassa, FL

352.628.2666; 352.621.0920 Fax

A parade through downtown celebrating Orlando's veterans at 10 AM. Parade route goes down Orange and Amelia, travels south on Orange, east on Central, and north on Rosalind ending at Livingston.

Orlando, FL 32802

One City Commons

400 S Orange Ave

407.246.2121

Come out to the Flamingo Follies and do some holiday shopping as over 100 artisans and crafters from around the state show and sell their wares. Entertainment will continue throughout the weekend. Artists and food vendors will line Flagler Avenue from 9 AM to 5 PM.

New Smyrna Beach, FL

386.424.2175

A festival of plants, garden accessories, exhibits, shopping, food and music. Antiques, old & rare books, Fairchild Farmers Market, ramble raffle, live hula dancers, Waterpoorter - antique dutch street organ, kidway: face painting, kids canvas, carnival games and educational activities, demonstrations by woodturners, ceramists, and painters and the artists marketplace.

Coral Gables, FL 33156

10901 Old Cutler Rd

305.667.1651; 305.661.8953 Fax

Fair features antiques and collectibles vendors showcasing their wares. There will also be a fund-raiser for the Plant City Armed Forces Memorial Foundation. Proceeds from the silent auction, 50/50 raffle and beverage sales will help fund an armed forces monument to be erected at City Hall.

Plant City, FL

813.717.7731

A downtown arts & crafts show from 9 AM to 4 PM both days. Benefits the scholarships, grants, and projects of the GFWC Clearwater Junior Woman's Club.

Clearwater, FL 33766

727.723.0888

Live performances by Sounds of Harry James and the Andrews Sisters with hits from the past

Naples, FL

4284 Avalon Dr

239.580.9117

FREE Monthly in-water

Placida, FL

12575 Placida Road

941.697.8825

The vendors will sell their fruit & vegetables, garden plants, herbs, cut flowers, bonsai, seeds, cooked/prepared foods, baked goods, fresh bread, seafood, BBQ/smoked meat, cheese, smoothies, pasta, ethnic food, specialty foods, coffee, condiments, jams, nuts, dried herbs, sauces, flavored oils, and vinegars. Non-food items include handmade artwork, crafts, clothing, toys, stained glass, massage, decorative household items, wreaths, refrigerator magnets and silk/dried flowers.

Leesburg, FL

500 W Main St

352.365.0053

Market is open from 7:30 to 11:30 AM behind Tommy Bahama's Tropical Cafe.

Naples, FL

239.434.6533;239.261.8936

All level of players are welcome each Saturday from 12 noon to 3 PM.

Fort Myers, FL 33908

16760 Bass Rd/16355 Summerline Rd

239.810.0614
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Take a walk through time each Saturday morning on a guided hike along the Education Center Trail from 9 to 11 AM.  Join this 0.75 mile walk as we look at how the land has changed over time and discuss the ecological footprints left by those changes.  Sturdy closed-toe shoes are a must, and water and a hat are recommended.  Pre-registration is required and space is limited.

3940 Keystone Road

Tarpon Springs, FL 34688

727.453.6800

Every Saturday 8AM-12 noon. Open year round. Come to the Market...It's a  Saturday Morning Tradition!

Ft Pierce, FL

between FP City Marina and Main Library

772.940.1145

Take a walk through time each Saturday morning on a guided hike along the Education Center Trail.  Join us for this 0.75 mile walk as we look at how the land has changed over time and discuss the ecological footprints left by those changes.  Sturdy closed-toe shoes are a must and water, a hat, and insect repellent are recommended.  Pre-registration is required by 12:00 noon on the Friday before the hike.   Admission:  Free.  All ages welcome - children younger than 6 may find this hike challenging. Sturdy closed-toe shoes are a must, and water and a hat are recommended.  Pre-registration is required and space is limited.

Tarpon Springs, FL  34688 

3940 Keystone Rd

727.453.680