Mon-Fri; 8am-5pm - Part of the Art in City Spaces program, Courtney Kravig-McGuire is a local artist with a special interest in showing the connection between nature and spirituality in her works. Her medium of choice is printmaking, and she has a BFA from the Herron School of Art & Design. Visit ocalafl.org/artincityspaces
Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm - Van Leuven paints horses full-time and uses her experience as a carriage driver for inspiration. Free to the public during business hours. For more info, see ocalafl.org/artincityspaces
Tues-Sat, 10am-5pm; Sunday, 12pm-5pm - The museum goes big with large pieces of art in this collection, including historical, modern and contemporary art pieces. Works include a 10’ x 4’ painting by Valenkamph and Snyder’s “Florida Pink Ignition,” which is almost 7’ x 7’. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $5 for […]
Tues-Sat, 10am-5pm; Sunday, 12pm-5pm - The artworks from Hiromi Mizugai Moneyhun are three-dimensional cut paper pieces that feel both lighthearted and alive. Moneyhun’s style combines traditional Japanese art forms along with modern elements from today’s Japan. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $5 for youth. For more info, appletonmuseum.org
Tues-Sat; 10am-5pm; Sunday 12pm-5pm - The photography of Anne Noggle came from a donation to the museum and highlights self-portraits and those of her friends and family. Her photos are known for their composition and exquisite lighting. For more info, appletonmuseum.org
Daily when center is open - Artist Ingrid Humphrey, a native Floridian, has her handmade dolls and tapestries on exhibit, which portray the sisterhood of women of color all over the world. Free to the public. For more info, ocalafl.org/artincityspaces
Airport hours - Part of the Art in City Spaces program, artist Maggie Weakly shares her ocean-themed collection. Free to the public. Visit ocalafl.org/artincityspaces
Time blocks of 15 minutes can be scheduled online and walk-up guests are welcome. See whereisbunny.com for reservations.
The city of Ocala summer youth employment program creates on-the-job-training in a variety of agency roles. Ocala residents ages 16-19 are eligible to apply. Jobs will start in early June and pay $15 per hour. Applications must be submitted by 5 p.m. March 31 via ocalafl.org/government/city-departments-a-h/human-resources-risk-management
See world-class hunters and show jumpers, culminating in the Grand Prix on Saturday evening. For more info, worldequestriancenter.com
The final week of this renowned show jumping competition offers more than $350,000 in prizes. The Great American $300,000 Grand Prix is on Sunday and a VIP brunch package includes breakfast, carving station, specialty desserts and more; tickets for brunch start at $80. Free regular admission. Info at hitsshows.com/visit-hits
This is the last match of the winter season. Bring chairs, blankets and snacks. Tents are available for rent. Leashed dogs are welcome. For more information, visit ocalapolo.com
Free polo matches takes place every Sunday through March. Bring chairs, blankets and snacks. Tents are available for rent. Decorate your tent/tailgate area, and you might win a prize. Leashed dogs are welcome. For more information, visit ocalapolo.com
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
Meets on the last Monday of the month; agendas, minutes and video available at marionfl.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx
Public is invited to attend and offer comments on code changes proposed for Marion County.
The Marion County Builders Association puts on this fundraiser for the Advocacy Resource Center, featuring lots of local groups competing for the best wings in the county. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the gate. For more info, mcbia.org/event/king-of-the-wing-fundraiser
The organization for mothers of active duty military and veterans meets the fourth Tuesday of each month. For more info, ocalabluestarmothers.org
There will be a variety of horse breeds, a pony corral for photo ops for the kids, horsemanship presentations, carriage rides, food trucks and more. Free admission. See web.ocalacep.com/events/TheEquine%20Industry%20Expo%20-31317/details
The post offers weekly dinners for about $5-$7 with a variable menu. The dining room is open to the public, meals are prepped by VFW Auxiliary volunteers and proceeds benefit veterans in Marion County. For the menu, call (352) 873-4781.
12pm & 5:30pm - Public hearings to review and discuss the proposed golf cart map expansion for the city. Free and open to the public. See ocalafl.org/GolfCart 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.
Friday, 1pm-4pm; Saturday, 9am-4pm - The McIntosh Seedlings and Garden Club’s annual plant sale offers plants, seeds, veggies and more, along with garden décor. Proceeds help sponsor scholarships to the Wekiva Youth Camp. Free to attend. Visit mcintoshseedlings.com
The City of Ocala is taking applications for paid internships for the summer of 2023, with five positions available in engineering, water resources operations and water conservation and outreach. On the job training and experience, plus $15 per hour for an estimated 28 hours per week. To apply, visit ocalafl.org/government/city-departments-i-z/water-resources/internships
Free yoga classes at the stage area; recurs every Saturday morning. Visit sholompark.org for details.
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.
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.
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
Meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. Agendas are usually posted the Thursday prior; agendas, minutes and video available from ocala.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx
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