Crystal River
Crystal River, FL · Arts & Culture
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This Florida Town Is Known as the Horse Capital of the World, and It’s Worth the Trip
There’s a town in Florida where million-dollar horses graze behind miles of white fences, the countryside looks more like Kentucky than the Sunshine State, and some of the clearest water in America is hiding just down the road. Welcome to Ocala, a place that proudly wears the title of Horse Capital of the World, and for good reason. But horses are only half the story.
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Ocklawaha River Raid returns to bring local history to life
OCKLAWAHA, FL (352today.com) – The 1st Brigade, PACS Inc. is hosting another year of living history at the Florida Horse Park, 11008 S. HWY 475, Ocala. The 42nd Annual Ocklawaha River Raid Civil War Re-enactment Living History Weekend will be hosted Saturday-Sunday, Nov. 7-8, 2026, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Fall Festival coming to Ocala Downtown Market
The Ocala Fall Festival is coming to the Ocala Downtown Market this weekend, bringing local craft vendors, food trucks, bounce houses, and live entertainment. The Ocala Fall Festival Holiday Market will take place on Sunday, November 8, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Ocala Downtown Market, which is located at 310 SE 3rd Street in downtown Ocala.
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From the archives: 15 years ago, the Thunderbirds soared over Tampa at MacDill AirFest
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds took center stage at MacDill AirFest on Nov. 5-6 in 2011. The Air Force estimated that 80,000 spectators attended the first day alone. For two days the Thunderbirds, flying their signature F-16 Fighting Falcons, thrilled crowds with precision formations and daring maneuvers. Other highlights included parachute demonstrations and flights featuring military aircraft from different generations. There were military aircraft displays, and opportunities for visitors to get up close to the aircraft and crews.
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After losing openers and backing band in ‘Free Palestine’ fallout, Ed Sheeran arrives in Tampa to close US stadium tour
Embattled singer-songwriter closes his U.S. tour in Tampa on Nov. 7, 2026. The post After losing openers and backing band in ‘Free Palestine’ fallout, Ed Sheeran arrives in Tampa to close US stadium tour appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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South Tampa Church Throws Decades-Old Greek Festival With Food, Dancing And Tours
South Tampa’s St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church is throwing open its doors this Friday and Saturday, November 6 and 7, for its annual Greek Festival, a weekend built on Greek food, music, and dancing that has become a fixture for the neighborhood. The event has operated for more than four decades, making it a longstanding cultural celebration for the neighborhood.
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Tampa Bay’s best live music happening November 5-12, including The Altons, the No Limit-Cash Money tour, and more
Creative Loafing Tampa Bay's weekly roundup of the best live music coming to Tampa Bay (covering Nov. 5-12) including The Altons, and more. The post Tampa Bay’s best live music happening November 5-12, including The Altons, the No Limit-Cash Money tour, and more appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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Monsters, murals and movie magic: Your Tampa Bay weekend covered
Think inside and outside the box this weekend. From animated films on the big screen to larger-than-life monsters and murals in the making, the Tampa Bay area has plenty to explore. The Tampa Animation Festival returns with four days of animated films. You can enjoy filmmaker discussions and screenings for...
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From live shows to makers markets, check out these Tampa Bay holiday events
From Nov. 20-22, Clearwater Beach Sheraton Resort on Sand Key transforms into the acclaimed Suncoast Jazz Festival, featuring national artists (the John Pizzarelli Trio, Anat Cohen, Diego Figueiredo, Professor Cunningham and His Old School, the Dave Bennett Quartet); regional stars; and local jazz legends (James Suggs, Theo Valentin, Nate Najar, Daniela Soledade, La Lucha, Simon Lasky, Allison Nash, Mark Moultrup, the Al Downing Trio and more) in three main venues.