Community center hours - Diana and William Lee have side-by-side exhibitions, each with its own distinctive style and theme reflecting each artist and their different approaches. Diana shows colorful acrylic paintings are inspired by her Cherokee ancestry and experiences visiting Native American sites in Kentucky. William revisits his childhood growing up in Nassau with his vibrant […]
Airport hours - Blue’s exhibits includes work in acrylics, mixed media and photographs. His colorful, abstract paintings are inspired by Florida’s tropical natural landscape. The exhibit is free and open to the public during airport hours. For more info, ocalafl.org/artincityspaces
A classic farmer’s market, plus vendor shops. Fruits, vegetables, critters, jewelry, soaps, handcrafted items and more. Open every weekend, with monthly special events such as car shows. See themarketofmarion.com
The elegance of dressage is on display with this summer show with all classes for this show. Food and drink options onsite; some events have a parking fee. See worldequestriancenter.com for more info.
Woofstock at the Market is on Sunday, Aug. 27. See facebook.com/ocaladowntownmarket for more info.
This new exhibit focuses on the daily lives of “free Blacks” from the Civil War era. Eady is a contemporary mixed-media artist and author. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
The city continues its Art in City Spaces program with an exhibit by this emerging artist. Her abstract work is filled with vibrant colors and mosaic themes. For more info, ocalafl.org/artincityspaces
Florida artist Albert Bevilacqua focuses this exhibit on recyclable items turned into artistic statements about protecting the environment. Free to the public, this is part of the Art in City Spaces program. See ocalafl.org/artincityspaces for more info.
Eight new pieces were selected for this exhibit, with works from four different installation artists from all over the US. An opening reception will be held at 5pm on Aug. 25. The exhibit is free and open to all. For more info, cf.edu/webber
Meets the fourth Monday of the month; agendas, minutes and video available from ocala.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx
The first step for new development projects, the committee reviews and votes on waiver requests to the Land Development Code, major site plans, and subdivision plans. Meets weekly on Mondays; agendas are usually posted the Friday prior. Agendas, minutes and video available at marionfl.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx
This new exhibit focuses on the daily lives of “free Blacks” from the Civil War era. Eady is a contemporary mixed-media artist and author. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
Batista’s work focuses on Florida and Cuba, two places that had profound impact on the artist. This exhibit features club members of The Spanish Center of Tampa and their daily lives. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
Tickets are $2; check the website for exact show times. Movies this summer include “Sonic the Hedgehog,” “Dora and the Lost City of Gold” and “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.” For more info, bit.ly/43k01DC
The call for entries for the Seventh Biennial Ocala Outdoor Sculpture Competition is now open. Ten works will be selected for a two-year outdoor exhibition in Tuscawilla Park and Tuscawilla Art Park. This competition is open to artists currently working and residing in North America with experience in large outdoor public art. For information, visit […]
Agendas, minutes and video available from ocala.legistar.com/calendar.aspx
These free art workshops will be held on Wednesdays for veterans. Hosted by the Arts in Health Ocala Metro group and veteran Aaron Thomas. Supplies are included. Register at ocalafl.gov/recpark
The Opioid and Addiction Task Force, Marion County Children’s Alliance, CCASA and Picking Up the Pieces host this event on the square to celebrate the lives of those lost to overdose and addiction. Food trucks Café Rouge Express, K & M, Ice Ice Dreyton and speakers are planned, along with an “empty chair” exhibit. Names […]
The Strategic Community Alliance is a local nonprofit organization working with community members to develop a strategic plan for the Black community in Marion County. All citizens, regardless of race, ethnicity, etc., are welcome to attend. Contact Cain Davis at (352) 871-4555 or caindavis3@yahoo.com or visit scacommunities.org.
Large selection of fresh seasonal produce from local growers as well as baked goods, plants, handmade soaps and more; recurs every Thursday. Visit circlesquarecommons.com for more info.
Gates open 5:30 pm; event at 7:30pm - Classic rodeo events include team roping, steer wrestling, bull riding, barrel racing and bronc riding. Concessions are available onsite. This is a fundraiser is for the Shriners Hospital for Children and local youth organizations. Tickets are $25 at the gate. Check out ocalashrinerodeo.com for more info.
A classic farmer’s market, plus vendor shops. Fruits, vegetables, critters, jewelry, soaps, handcrafted items and more. Open every weekend, with monthly special events such as car shows. See themarketofmarion.com
This week kicks off the Art Walk season. Each event features artists, performers and craftspeople. The square’s main stage hosts musical acts. Food and drinks are available from restaurants and vendors. Free to attend. For more info, ocalafl.gov
Shop locally fresh fruits and veggies, baked goods, jerky, freeze-dried treats, olive oils, seafood and more; recurs every Friday.
Meets weekly on Fridays; new members welcome. Bring your own chess set. For more info, call Walt Lamp at (352) 854-9378.
The Florida High School Athletic Association Cross Country Meet will take place, with more than 1,200 student athletes competing. See flhorsepark.com for more info.
A hands-on training and educational seminar for you and your dog from a trainer with a security background. Tickets are $150 for audit privileges to watch, and $300 for working with your dog in classes. Note: Bring a crate for your dog for use during non-class time. See worldequestriancenter.com for more info.
This is a free car show/cruise-in that promotes the “classic autos of yesterday” and accepts food donations for the Interfaith Emergency Services charities. Recurs the first Saturday of each month. See twilightcruisersflorida.com for info.
Free yoga classes at the stage area; recurs every Saturday morning. Visit sholompark.org for details.
A true farmers market where chickens, ducks, quail, geese, goats, turkeys, rabbits and sometimes even ponies are available, along with horse tack, home-grown plants, produce and hand-crafted items. Booth types vary, with occasional meat vendors, food trucks and other goods. Saturdays, weather permitting.
This new exhibit focuses on the daily lives of “free Blacks” from the Civil War era. Eady is a contemporary mixed-media artist and author. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
The city continues its Art in City Spaces program with an exhibit by this emerging artist. Her abstract work is filled with vibrant colors and mosaic themes. For more info, ocalafl.org/artincityspaces
Florida artist Albert Bevilacqua focuses this exhibit on recyclable items turned into artistic statements about protecting the environment. Free to the public, this is part of the Art in City Spaces program. See ocalafl.org/artincityspaces for more info.
Eight new pieces were selected for this exhibit, with works from four different installation artists from all over the US. An opening reception will be held at 5pm on Aug. 25. The exhibit is free and open to all. For more info, cf.edu/webber
The center’s newest exhibit, Exciting Explorers, open this week with opportunities for high-seas adventures or treks into dark tombs. Learn about archaeology, preserving artifacts and navigation. General admission is $8 per person and annual family memberships are available. For more info, mydiscoverycenter.org
This new exhibit focuses on the daily lives of “free Blacks” from the Civil War era. Eady is a contemporary mixed-media artist and author. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
Batista’s work focuses on Florida and Cuba, two places that had profound impact on the artist. This exhibit features club members of The Spanish Center of Tampa and their daily lives. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
Tickets are $2; check the website for exact show times. Movies this summer include “Sonic the Hedgehog,” “Dora and the Lost City of Gold” and “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.” For more info, bit.ly/43k01DC
Free to attend. This is a great way to learn about native animals and their distinct habitats. For more info, ocalafl.gov/recpark
Times vary, see website - Revenge is a dish best served cold in this gleefully gruesome classic musical about a deadly barber and his meat pies. Tickets are $30 for adults and $15 for ages 18 and under. See ocalacivictheatre.com/ for more info.
Large selection of fresh seasonal produce from local growers as well as baked goods, plants, handmade soaps and more; recurs every Thursday. Visit circlesquarecommons.com for more info.
Meets weekly on Thursdays; newcomers welcome. The club supports vision health and diabetes prevention. More info at e-clubhouse.org/sites/ocalafl
These weekly coffee (and cake) klatches bring together gallery guests, artists, patrons, creative types and more. Every Thursday afternoon. All are welcome. See nomaocala.com/events for more info.
Times vary, see website - Morgans and Saddlebred horses are distinctly American breeds, and were bred to offer easy gaits meant for long days in the saddle and fast trotting. Free to spectators; food options onsite. For more info, fmha.net/summers-end-horse-show
A classic farmer’s market, plus vendor shops. Fruits, vegetables, critters, jewelry, soaps, handcrafted items and more. Open every weekend, with monthly special events such as car shows. See themarketofmarion.com
Shop locally fresh fruits and veggies, baked goods, jerky, freeze-dried treats, olive oils, seafood and more; recurs every Friday.
Meets weekly on Fridays; new members welcome. Bring your own chess set. For more info, call Walt Lamp at (352) 854-9378.
Meets weekly on Fridays. Supports Camp Kiwanis, children’s literacy and Habitat for Humanity. More info at ocalakiwanis.org
These two events offer a variety of spectating choices. Food and drink vendors onsite. For more info, flhorsepark.com
The public is welcomed to this national day of prayer and remembrance for the 9/11 Traveling Wall tour. The wall will be escorted by hundreds of motorcycles, leaving from the Southeastern Livestock Pavilion and going south through Ocala and east to the park. See marionvetpark.com/patriot-day for more info.
Relive the ‘80s playing classic video games like Candyland, Hungry Hippo, Donkey Kong and more. Free to attend.
Free yoga classes at the stage area; recurs every Saturday morning. Visit sholompark.org for details.
This new exhibit focuses on the daily lives of “free Blacks” from the Civil War era. Eady is a contemporary mixed-media artist and author. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
The city continues its Art in City Spaces program with an exhibit by this emerging artist. Her abstract work is filled with vibrant colors and mosaic themes. For more info, ocalafl.org/artincityspaces
Florida artist Albert Bevilacqua focuses this exhibit on recyclable items turned into artistic statements about protecting the environment. Free to the public, this is part of the Art in City Spaces program. See ocalafl.org/artincityspaces for more info.
Usually meets on the second Monday of the month. Agendas are usually posted the Thursday prior; agendas, minutes and video available from ocala.legistar.com/calendar.aspx
The annual walk honors the heroes, the fallen, and families affected by 9/11. Sen. Dennis Baxley, local city and county officials, and first responders will discuss the impact of 9/11. Light refreshments will be served after the service and commemorative walk around the lake. For additional information, call (352) 233-2122.
The center’s newest exhibit, Exciting Explorers, open this week with opportunities for high-seas adventures or treks into dark tombs. Learn about archaeology, preserving artifacts and navigation. General admission is $8 per person and annual family memberships are available. For more info, mydiscoverycenter.org
This new exhibit focuses on the daily lives of “free Blacks” from the Civil War era. Eady is a contemporary mixed-media artist and author. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
Batista’s work focuses on Florida and Cuba, two places that had profound impact on the artist. This exhibit features club members of The Spanish Center of Tampa and their daily lives. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
Normally meets the second Tuesday of the month; Dunnellon agendas, minutes and video available at dunnellon.org/89/agendas-minutes
Meets the second Tuesday of the month; Belleview agendas, minutes and video available at belleviewfl.org/200/Agendas-Minutes
The SHINE organization is offering free classes for anyone wanting to learn more about Medicare, available by computer or phone. Two classes are offered this week: prescription drug coverage and navigating the Medicare.gov site. For more info, email shine@agingresources.org or call (800) 262-2243.
The SHINE organization is offering free classes for anyone wanting to learn more about Medicare, available by computer or phone. Two classes are offered this week: prescription drug coverage and navigating the Medicare.gov site. For more info, email shine@agingresources.org or call (800) 262-2243.
Free to attend. This is a great way to learn about native animals and their distinct habitats. For more info, ocalafl.gov/recpark
Times vary, see website - Revenge is a dish best served cold in this gleefully gruesome classic musical about a deadly barber and his meat pies. Tickets are $30 for adults and $15 for ages 18 and under. See ocalacivictheatre.com/ for more info.
Large selection of fresh seasonal produce from local growers as well as baked goods, plants, handmade soaps and more; recurs every Thursday. Visit circlesquarecommons.com for more info.
Meets weekly on Thursdays; newcomers welcome. The club supports vision health and diabetes prevention. More info at e-clubhouse.org/sites/ocalafl
These weekly coffee (and cake) klatches bring together gallery guests, artists, patrons, creative types and more. Every Thursday afternoon. All are welcome. See nomaocala.com/events for more info.
Multiple races with great prizes and exciting action, all free to spectators with food and drink options onsite. For more info, see mjcloward.wixsite.com/pacwestbarrelracing
A classic farmer’s market, plus vendor shops. Fruits, vegetables, critters, jewelry, soaps, handcrafted items and more. Open every weekend, with monthly special events such as car shows. See themarketofmarion.com
Shop locally fresh fruits and veggies, baked goods, jerky, freeze-dried treats, olive oils, seafood and more; recurs every Friday.
Meets weekly on Fridays; new members welcome. Bring your own chess set. For more info, call Walt Lamp at (352) 854-9378.
Meets weekly on Fridays. Supports Camp Kiwanis, children’s literacy and Habitat for Humanity. More info at ocalakiwanis.org
Free yoga classes at the stage area; recurs every Saturday morning. Visit sholompark.org for details.
A true farmers market where chickens, ducks, quail, geese, goats, turkeys, rabbits and sometimes even ponies are available, along with horse tack, home-grown plants, produce and hand-crafted items. Booth types vary, with occasional meat vendors, food trucks and other goods. Saturdays, weather permitting.
Vendors offer local fruits and vegetables, meats and seafood, fresh pasta, honey, jewelry, baked goodies, and arts and crafts. Check out local food trucks and the occasional guest entertainer. Rain or shine; recurs every Saturday. Visit ocaladowntownmarket.com for more info.
This new exhibit focuses on the daily lives of “free Blacks” from the Civil War era. Eady is a contemporary mixed-media artist and author. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
The city continues its Art in City Spaces program with an exhibit by this emerging artist. Her abstract work is filled with vibrant colors and mosaic themes. For more info, ocalafl.org/artincityspaces
Florida artist Albert Bevilacqua focuses this exhibit on recyclable items turned into artistic statements about protecting the environment. Free to the public, this is part of the Art in City Spaces program. See ocalafl.org/artincityspaces for more info.
The center’s newest exhibit, Exciting Explorers, open this week with opportunities for high-seas adventures or treks into dark tombs. Learn about archaeology, preserving artifacts and navigation. General admission is $8 per person and annual family memberships are available. For more info, mydiscoverycenter.org
This new exhibit focuses on the daily lives of “free Blacks” from the Civil War era. Eady is a contemporary mixed-media artist and author. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
Batista’s work focuses on Florida and Cuba, two places that had profound impact on the artist. This exhibit features club members of The Spanish Center of Tampa and their daily lives. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
Free to attend. This is a great way to learn about native animals and their distinct habitats. For more info, ocalafl.gov/recpark
Times vary, see website - Revenge is a dish best served cold in this gleefully gruesome classic musical about a deadly barber and his meat pies. Tickets are $30 for adults and $15 for ages 18 and under. See ocalacivictheatre.com/ for more info.
Large selection of fresh seasonal produce from local growers as well as baked goods, plants, handmade soaps and more; recurs every Thursday. Visit circlesquarecommons.com for more info.
Meets weekly on Thursdays; newcomers welcome. The club supports vision health and diabetes prevention. More info at e-clubhouse.org/sites/ocalafl
These weekly coffee (and cake) klatches bring together gallery guests, artists, patrons, creative types and more. Every Thursday afternoon. All are welcome. See nomaocala.com/events for more info.
A classic farmer’s market, plus vendor shops. Fruits, vegetables, critters, jewelry, soaps, handcrafted items and more. Open every weekend, with monthly special events such as car shows. See themarketofmarion.com
Shop locally fresh fruits and veggies, baked goods, jerky, freeze-dried treats, olive oils, seafood and more; recurs every Friday.
Meets weekly on Fridays; new members welcome. Bring your own chess set. For more info, call Walt Lamp at (352) 854-9378.
Meets weekly on Fridays. Supports Camp Kiwanis, children’s literacy and Habitat for Humanity. More info at ocalakiwanis.org
Free yoga classes at the stage area; recurs every Saturday morning. Visit sholompark.org for details.
A true farmers market where chickens, ducks, quail, geese, goats, turkeys, rabbits and sometimes even ponies are available, along with horse tack, home-grown plants, produce and hand-crafted items. Booth types vary, with occasional meat vendors, food trucks and other goods. Saturdays, weather permitting.
Vendors offer local fruits and vegetables, meats and seafood, fresh pasta, honey, jewelry, baked goodies, and arts and crafts. Check out local food trucks and the occasional guest entertainer. Rain or shine; recurs every Saturday. Visit ocaladowntownmarket.com for more info.
This new exhibit focuses on the daily lives of “free Blacks” from the Civil War era. Eady is a contemporary mixed-media artist and author. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
The city continues its Art in City Spaces program with an exhibit by this emerging artist. Her abstract work is filled with vibrant colors and mosaic themes. For more info, ocalafl.org/artincityspaces
Florida artist Albert Bevilacqua focuses this exhibit on recyclable items turned into artistic statements about protecting the environment. Free to the public, this is part of the Art in City Spaces program. See ocalafl.org/artincityspaces for more info.
Meets the fourth Monday of the month; agendas, minutes and video available from ocala.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx
The center’s newest exhibit, Exciting Explorers, open this week with opportunities for high-seas adventures or treks into dark tombs. Learn about archaeology, preserving artifacts and navigation. General admission is $8 per person and annual family memberships are available. For more info, mydiscoverycenter.org
This new exhibit focuses on the daily lives of “free Blacks” from the Civil War era. Eady is a contemporary mixed-media artist and author. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
Batista’s work focuses on Florida and Cuba, two places that had profound impact on the artist. This exhibit features club members of The Spanish Center of Tampa and their daily lives. Check out appletonmuseum.org for more info.
Free to attend. This is a great way to learn about native animals and their distinct habitats. For more info, ocalafl.gov/recpark
Large selection of fresh seasonal produce from local growers as well as baked goods, plants, handmade soaps and more; recurs every Thursday. Visit circlesquarecommons.com for more info.
Meets weekly on Thursdays; newcomers welcome. The club supports vision health and diabetes prevention. More info at e-clubhouse.org/sites/ocalafl
These weekly coffee (and cake) klatches bring together gallery guests, artists, patrons, creative types and more. Every Thursday afternoon. All are welcome. See nomaocala.com/events for more info.
A classic farmer’s market, plus vendor shops. Fruits, vegetables, critters, jewelry, soaps, handcrafted items and more. Open every weekend, with monthly special events such as car shows. See themarketofmarion.com
Shop locally fresh fruits and veggies, baked goods, jerky, freeze-dried treats, olive oils, seafood and more; recurs every Friday.
Meets weekly on Fridays; new members welcome. Bring your own chess set. For more info, call Walt Lamp at (352) 854-9378.
Meets weekly on Fridays. Supports Camp Kiwanis, children’s literacy and Habitat for Humanity. More info at ocalakiwanis.org
Free yoga classes at the stage area; recurs every Saturday morning. Visit sholompark.org for details.
A true farmers market where chickens, ducks, quail, geese, goats, turkeys, rabbits and sometimes even ponies are available, along with horse tack, home-grown plants, produce and hand-crafted items. Booth types vary, with occasional meat vendors, food trucks and other goods. Saturdays, weather permitting.
Vendors offer local fruits and vegetables, meats and seafood, fresh pasta, honey, jewelry, baked goodies, and arts and crafts. Check out local food trucks and the occasional guest entertainer. Rain or shine; recurs every Saturday. Visit ocaladowntownmarket.com for more info.
