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Co-ed basketball for middle and high school-aged youth The Teen Midnight Basketball 3-on-3 program offers monthly athletic opportunities for youth during late night, weekend hours when they might otherwise be involved in unsupervised activities. This program is held monthly on the first Friday night from April to August, at the...
Enjoy a USEF/USDF Dressage Show presented by Southeast Horse Shows.
Get an up-close view of cars at Gainesville Cars and Coffee. The family-friendly gathering is open to all automotive enthusiasts and is free to attend.
Kanapaha offers a guided tour of the Gardens the first Saturday of every month, starting at 10:00am. Regular admission price for non-members.
In this afternoon workshop, make a small piece of jewelry, a pendant, using embossing texture and clay forming techniques. The class will fire the piece with a torch and it will be ready to take home after class. Learn all the techniques necessary to complete this project, tools and silver...
Join the Alachua Audubon Society for a monthly bird walk that begins and ends at First Magnitude Brewing Company. Volunteers guide participants from the brewery to the nature trail at Depot Park and back—wrapping up at one of Gainesville’s favorite local hangouts. All skill levels are welcome. Bring binoculars or...
Show off your vocal skills as Voices Rising Community Chorus holds new singer registration for the fall term on August 3. Drop in anytime 6 - 7:30 p.m. This intergenerational chorus is open to adults and to youth age 8 and up. The only requirement is the ability to “carry...
Safe Kids North Central Florida (SKNCFL) is excited to partner with the High Springs Police Department (HSPD) on Tuesday, August 5th, to host a child passenger safety station from 5 to 8 p.m. during the Annual National Night Out event. HSPD will join thousands of other law enforcement agencies nationwide...
Splash into Science with the Florida Museum at the library! The neat science sessions bring the water cycle into your hands and is perfect for elementary-aged learners looking for something new to do. This four-part series consists of four free, 45-minute learning sessions aimed at bringing core science concepts to...
Learn Alachua County history through the eyes of a collector and preservationist at "A History of Gainesville and Alachua County." Join founding Matheson board president Dr. Mark V. Barrow for an enlightening presentation on the history of Gainesville and Alachua County. Dr. Barrow, a retired cardiologist, has spent over 50...
Step into the shoes of a scientist and make your own research tools at your local library! Out in the field, researchers use special tools to explore the natural world. Learn how to make and use these neat tools yourself. This four-part series consists of four free, 45-minute learning sessions,...
Splash into Science with the Florida Museum at the library! The neat science sessions bring the water cycle into your hands and is perfect for elementary-aged learners looking for something new to do. This four-part series consists of four free, 45-minute learning sessions aimed at bringing core science concepts to...
Parent, mark your calendars for the School Supplies Giveaway PopUp/PullUp. School supplies will be available until they run out. Adults/parents must be present with child.
Learn about the utility and impact of songwriting for academic research with a discussion and live performances from Dr. Julian Saporiti (No-No Boy) and Dr. Maggie Clifford. The University of Florida hosts Dr. Saporiti for a one-week multidisciplinary residency, including a special concert and lecture at Pulp Arts' new 117 venue....
Celebrate eight years of craft beer, community and good times in the old ice house at Cypress & Grove’s 8th anniversary party. Enjoy new beer releases, timed tappings, live music and food trucks. The Kids Corner by Art Hive is family friendly. Food Trucks: Flouthern BBQ, Eim Thai, Kalacrow Wood...
Celebrate 25 years of good food, good drinks and good times. The Top is turning a quarter of a century! Time sure flies by while you're having fun. Festivities include a silver baby hunt, drink specials, giveaways and Magic Mike & Festive Faces. An extra special show next door at...
See four potters compete on the potters wheel to make the largest, the most & the best clay pots in fun short contests. The audience will vote and also get a chance to take a spin on the wheel. Hands on clay play table. Handmade ceramics by local artists on...
Flock to First Magnitude and help save wild turkey research from the UF Game Lab. Feathers and Friends is a family-friendly fundraising event with interactive research booths, demonstrations, stickers and crafts, and lots and lots of baby turkey photos, videos and stories.
Join the Writers Alliance of Gainesville for a talk by author Judith T. Fisher on securing a literary agent and traditional publisher while avoiding pitfalls and scams. Learn how to craft query letters, navigate submissions while avoiding pitfalls and scams. Judith T. Fisher shares her path from blogging to fiction,...
Explore how water flows through Florida’s aquifer with Jim Gross, Physical Sciences adjunct professor at Santa Fe College. Learn the fundamentals of springs hydrogeology and gain a deeper understanding of the region’s freshwater resources. This free, drop-in lecture is part of the Springs Academy monthly series. Each class is tailored...
