March 18, Wednesday
     9:30 a.m.-12 -- Suwannee River Fair and Livestock Show -- Sales
     1:30 p.m. -- Suwannee River Fair and Livestock Show -- Sales Resume

March 21, Saturday
     9 a.m.-3 p.m. -- Dixie County is having a hazardous waste "Toxic Round-Up" at the Dixie County Fire Rescue Station located at 71 N.E. 84th Ave. in Old Town. The service is free for Dixie County residents, and Dixie County business owners can use it for a small fee. Items to be collected that should not be sent to the landfill are fertilizer, paint, pint thinner, radiator fluid, used oil, lubricants, gasoline, other petroleum fuels, electronics, TVs, computers, propane tanks, medications, aerosol cans, pesticides, batteries of any size, household cleaners and used cooking oil. The Toxic Round-Up is a partnership between the Alachua County Hazardous Waste Department, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the Dixie County Commission. Small businesses may contact 352-334-0440 for more information about associated fees and program availability. For your safety, please remain in your vehicle and allow county staff to remove items from your vehicle.
     9 a.m. - 1 p.m. -- The Cedar Key Woman's Club is having its Spring Market at The Yellow Club House, 7391 State Road 24, Cedar Key (closer to Sumner, not on the island). Everyone is invited to browse and buy. There will be jewelry, flea market booths, quilt raffle tickets, a snack bar and Granny's Pantry Bake Sale.

March 23, Monday
     10 a.m. -- The School Health Advisory Council and the School Board of Levy County Wellness Committee (together called SHWAC) invites all interested people to a Google Meet SHWAC meeting. SHAWC is a group that advises the Levy County School Board on ways to promote the overall health and well-being of students, staff and the community for this school district. These committees often include representatives from school departments, healthcare professionals, parents and community members. This meeting is a great opportunity to hear updates, share ideas, and learn more about the ongoing efforts to support our schools and community. Even if you’re not a committee member, please join us, your voice and perspective are valued. To join the meeting, click HERE.

March 25, Wednesday
     10 a.m. -- The Friends of the Withlacoochee Gulf Preserve (WGP) Program Series titled “Bee Facts” is scheduled to be presented by Anne Weber. She is set to discuss the role of each bee in the hive and how that is determined, as well as to speak about the role of pollen, nectar, components of the hive and how to harvest honey. The WGP is located at 1001 Old Rock Road, in Yankeetown. All programs are free and open to the public.

March 27, Friday
     9 a.m. -- The Friends of the Withlacoochee Gulf Preserve (WGP) Program Series titled “Guided Hike At The WGP” shows Master Naturalist Amy Swinford is scheduled to lead a hike at the WGP. Participants are invited to learn about the fascinating landscape as they walk frm the coastal area to the pine uplands. Hikers as asked to wear closed-toe footwear. The hike ends at the 30-foot tall observation tower on the WGP property, which offers a great view of the Gulf of Mexico. The WGP is located at 1001 Old Rock Road, in Yankeetown. All programs are free and open to the public.

March 28, Saturday
     Morning and Afternoon -- The Williston Shooters Club is hosting its annual Women on Target Shooting Clinic for new lady shooters. The event is scheduled to be held with a morning session and an afternoon session. Registration forms are available on the http://www.willistonshootersclub.com/. Contact information is on the form should anyone have any questions.
     9 a.m. -3 p.m. -- Everyone is invited to the Suwannee Valley Quilt Festival, scheduled to be at the Historic Train Depot, on Main Street (U.S. Highway 129) and Northwest Fourth Avenue, in Trenton. There will be a car show, live demonstrations, antiques, handmade crafts, vendors and food trucks. Pets are not permitted at this event. This festival is hosted by the Gilchrist County Chamber of Commerce.
     10 a.m. -- Members of American Legion Post 383 in Old Town is inviting families from across the community to join them for a fun-filled Easter celebration open to the public. The event will feature a festive Easter Egg Hunt, exciting hayrides, and a colorful bouncy house, creating a morning packed with activities for children and families alike. Organizers are looking forward to welcoming the community for a safe, joyful gathering where kids can hunt for eggs, laugh with friends, and enjoy the fresh spring air. This family-friendly event will be held at American Legion Post 383, located at 1297 N.E. 82nd Ave., Old Town. Events like this help bring neighbors together while supporting the American Legion’s ongoing commitment to community connection and service. Whether a longtime resident or new to the area, this Easter celebration is a wonderful opportunity to make memories with your family and celebrate the season. For more information, contact American Legion Post 383.
     10 a.m.-3 p.m. -- Everyone is invited to the Gator Fly-In and Armed Services Appreciation Day as LifeSouth Community Blood Centers and University Air Centers offers a day of family and fun. There is free admission. There is going to be a military aircraft display, experimental and classic cars, live music and vendors. Also available will be relatively low-cost airplane and helicopter rides. This event is going to be at University Air Center, 4701 40^th Terrace, in Gainesville.
     11 a.m.-2 p.m. – A free family event called Easter Eggstravaganza is set to be at the South Levy Ball Park, 8350 Levy County Road 40 East, in Inglis. Egg hunts start at 1 p.m. – divided by age groups. There will be free food, snacks and drinks. Bring a chair and a change of clothes and a towel. There is going to be a bounce house and games. The Easter Bunny has noted a plan to be there, too. This is all thanks to AmVets Post 447, the Town of Inglis and the Inglis Recreation Committee.
     5 p.m. – The Luther Callaway Public Library, at 104 N.E. Third St., in Chiefland, is scheduled to host a Meet the Author event with author Michael Fowler, a local firefighter and flight medic. He’ll be discussing his newly released book, Ventilator Management Made Simple. Please RSVP to LHallman@neflin.org.


April 5, Easter Sunday
     7 a.m. -- A Community Easter Sonrise Service is scheduled to be at the Fort Fanning Outdoor Amphitheater just off of Kentucky Avenue in the City of Fanning Springs. The natural beauty of this property combined with Biblical preaching; singing, all proclaiming and celebrating the Resurrection of the Lord Jesus, has made this an Easter tradition for many in the area. Everyone is invited to join and gather again together to proclaim “He IS Risen indeed!” This event is led by the folks from Fanning Springs Community Church, Joppa Baptist Church, Priscilla Baptist Church, and Redemption Church. After the service, Joppa Baptist Church invites everyone to bring a Covered Breakfast Dish, and to enjoy Fellowship at their church building at 7530 N.W. 165th St., Trenton. For more information, please call Fanning Springs Community Church at 352-463-2602 or 352-210-3432.

April 7, Tuesday
     5- 7 p.m. -- The College of Central Florida invites anyone thinking about college to attend the Preview event at the CF Jack Wilkinson Levy Campus, 15390 N.W. U.S. Highway 19, Chiefland (in unincorporated Levy County just south of the City of Fanning Springs). Preview is a chance for anyone considering college to learn about the more than 170 academic pathways CF offers in seven areas of study from Arts and Sciences to Business, Technology and Agricultural Sciences to Health Sciences and Teacher Education. At CF’s largest event of the year, representatives from admissions, financial aid, student services, clubs and organizations will help attendees plan their successful college experience. New this year, high school students and their parents can attend information sessions to explore career options, learn about dual enrollment options to earn college credits while in high school, or get details about Welding Technology programs. The $30 application fee is waived for anyone who applies at the event. Attendees who complete a survey will get a CF T-shirt and will be entered to win free tuition for one three-credit undergraduate class at the in-state tuition rate.

April 11, Saturday
     6 a.m.-6:30 p.m. – Marion County has noted Boomtown Days will involve some road closures in Dunnellon. Boomtown Days is an annual festival celebrating the city’s history as a 19th-century phosphate mining “boomtown.” Held in April, it features a Wild West-themed celebration with an art show, craft vendors, live music, a cowboy shootout and a “kid’s area” for children in the historic district. The temporary road closure in Dunnellon for Boomtown Days shows that motorist can expect temporary road closures on West Pennsylvania Avenue, Cedar Street, Ohio Street, and Ned Love Avenue. Crossroads include Delaware Street, Walnut Street, and Chestnut Street. The Dunnellon Chamber & Business Association is scheduled to be hosting the 2026 Boomtown Days. Participants and vendors will be in the county right-of-way. Crews will place barricades and signs directing traffic around the event. Travelers should expect delays and use alternate routes, when possible. Adverse weather conditions and other unforeseen circumstances may affect schedules.
     10 a.m.-5 p.m. -- The 62nd Annual Old Florida Celebration of the Arts (OFCA) in Cedar Key is a juried fine arts festival. OFCA has been named as one of the Top Art Small Town Fairs in America and welcomes 100 fine artists and craftsmen to the island town. The event coordinators, Marci Wilcox, Jim Wilcox, Mary Prescott, Faye Sanders, Ann Morgan, Deb Mann, Denise Feiber, Kathy O'Neall, Sue Rosenthal, Dawn Callahan, Rebecca Rittenhous and Kim Standfield limit the number to 100 artists to keep the focus on art. This allows plenty of room for artists and art enthusiasts to interact.  Proceeds benefit the Cedar Key Arts Center and local non-profit organizations, which are scheduled to be serving homemade goodies and local seafood in beachfront City Park.
     Dusk – Movie night featuring the movie – The Smurfs – is set to be at the South Levy Ball Park, 8350 Levy County Road 40 East, in Inglis. There are free hotdogs, popcorn and drinks. Candy will be available for purchase. Bring a blanket or a chair.     

April 12, Sunday
     10 a.m.-4 p.m. --  The 62nd Annual Old Florida Celebration of the Arts (OFCA) in Cedar Key is a juried fine arts festival. OFCA has been named as one of the Top Art Small Town Fairs in America and welcomes 100 fine artists and craftsmen to the island town. The event coordinators, Marci Wilcox, Jim Wilcox, Mary Prescott, Faye Sanders, Ann Morgan, Deb Mann, Denise Feiber, Kathy O'Neall, Sue Rosenthal, Dawn Callahan, Rebecca Rittenhous and Kim Standfield limit the number to 100 artists to keep the focus on art. This allows plenty of room for artists and art enthusiasts to interact.  Proceeds benefit the Cedar Key Arts Center and local non-profit organizations, which are scheduled to be serving homemade goodies and local seafood in beachfront City Park.

April 15, Wednesday
     2-6 p.m. -- Everyone is invited to the Free Kid’s Karaoke Competition and Spring Break Bash Set for family fun, with live performances. Hot Mess Etch Production, in association with Fields of Boaz Inc., and A Shining Star Production, is proud to present the Spring Break Bash at James H. Cobb Park in Bronson. The centerpiece of the event is a kid’s karaoke competition hosted by A Shining Star Production with Steve Champagne serving as emcee. Children of all ages are invited to take the stage, show off their talent, and compete for prizes. Special guest judges include Bronson City Councilman and local talent Reggie Stacy and Stephen Thomas, another local singer. Admission is free. Attendees may enjoy live music, games, vendor booths, and community activities.
Local nonprofit organizations will be on-site providing information and resources.
 

April 18, Saturday
     First Light -- The 15th Annual Nature Coast Challenge – a Kayak Catch, Photo and Release Fishing Tournament in Yankeetown, is open to all anglers who register. The Nature Coast Challenge is a conservation-based tournament (catch, photo, release) and is open to all anglers, weekend warriors, to tournament pros in non motorized kayaks or canoes. Hosted by the Lions Club of Inglis Yankeetown and the Inglis Yankeetown Lions, the Lions encourage Junior Anglers to participate FREE of charge to encourage future anglers in the sport. All anglers must register online, even Juniors. To register, go to https://naturecoastchallenge.com/2022-registration/.

April 24, Friday
     5:45 p.m. -- First Baptist Church of Cross City has scheduled a marriage workshop for people who want to participate in an intensive hands-on training that will equip them and their spouse with practical skills to enhance their relationship. Participants are invited to learn how to love their spouse well. Doors open at 5:45 p.m. Dinner is scheduled to be served starting at 6:15 p.m. The program is scheduled to happen from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Call 352-498-5107 to RSVP for a meal and childcare. First Baptist Church of Cross City is located at 16024 U.S. Highway 19 in Cross City.
     6-7:30 p.m. -- Everyone is invited to a sexual violence candle light vigil, sponsored by Another Way Inc., Domestic Violence & Rape Crisis Center. The vigil is at Fanning Springs Community Church, 17930 N.W. 9oth Court in the City of Fanning Springs.


May 2, Saturday
     8 a.m. - The Central Florida Electric Cooperative Annual Meeting is scheduled to be held  in the Suwannee River Fair Pavilion, 17851 N.W. 90th Ave., in the City of Fanning Springs. Registration is slated to begin at 8 a.m., and the business meeting is set to start at 10 a.m.
     10 a.m. -- The Third Annual Ship Regatta - Cardboard Boat Race is scheduled to be during the Hope Fest at Hart Springs,4250 S.W. 86th Ave., in Bell (Gilchrist County). This cardboard boat race is open to local businesses, organizations, civic groups and churches. This is being hosted by the Gilchrist Prevention Coalition and others. The boat line-up is at 10 a.m. and the judges' inspection is at 10:30 a.m. with the race slated to start at 11 a.m. Register and obtain rules by clicking HERE.
For more info: lesleyjordanhersey@gmail.com or 352-356-0861 (call or text) or Robert Wells 352-359-0396.
     Dusk – Movie night featuring the movie – The Smurfs – is set to be at the South Levy Ball Park, 8350 Levy County Road 40 East, in Inglis. There are free hotdogs, popcorn and drinks. Candy will be available for purchase. Bring a blanket or a chair.

May 25, Monday
Memorial Day

July 4, Satuday
Independence Day

Sept. 7, Monday
Labor Day

Sept. 11, Friday
Patriot Day

Oct. 12, Monday
Columbus Day - Indigenous People Day

Nov. 26, Thursday
Thanksgiving

Dec. 7, Monday
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

Dec. 25, Friday
Christmas

First Published Feb. 1, 2011 at 12:01 a.m.
Updated April 5, 2025 at 10 p.m. (Eastern Daylight Saving Time)
As a result of weather, organizations changing leadership, disbanding and other factors, some gatherings may have been cancelled. Please check before going to any of these.

EVERY MONDAY
     11 a.m.-12 p.m. -- Tai-Chi for senior citizens with Susan Levi at the Gilchrist County Senior Center, 1439 Gilchrist County Road 307A in Trenton. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.
     12 p.m. – The Gilchrist County Rotary Club in the Gilchrist County Woman’s Club, 819 S.W. CR 339 (except on federal holidays). The club also meets at Akin's Barbecue three or four times a year - on random Monday afternoons. And normally this club does not meet the first Monday of the month. Instead, they meet for a Breakfast Fellowship at 8:30 a.m. on the first Wednesday of the month. Then this club has a Board and Membership Business Meeting on the 2nd Monday of each month at noon. All Gilchrist Rotarians are invited. The rest of the month, these Rotarians meet for member-sponsored programs on Mondays at noon. All meetings are at the Woman's Club in Trenton -- except those random meetings in Bell.

EVERY FIRST MONDAY
     6:30 p.m. -- The Williston High School Football Boosters' meeting is in the Williston High School Library. Meetings will continue year-round on the first Monday of every month. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend.
 

EVERY SECOND MONDAY
      Noon -- The Dixie Education Foundation meets the second Monday of each month at the Dixie County Public Library, 16328 S.E.  U.S. Highway 19 in Cross City.
   

EVERY THIRD MONDAY
      6:30 p.m. -- The Levy County Republican Executive Committee's monthly meeting starts with food and fellowship at 6:30 p.m., followed by the meeting at 7 p.m. at a new location for these meetings. The new location is Bett's Big T Restaurant, 2525 N. Young Blvd., Chiefland. Everyone is invited to come hear from county leaders who will explain what's happening now or in the future of Levy County. Every meeting has informative Republican ideas, information and plans for the future in the county, state and nation.
     7 p.m. -- The Suwannee Valley Players meet at The Chief Theater, 25 E. Park Ave, Chiefland. The players discuss things that relate to the theater and upcoming shows. Anyone wishing to attend is welcome and no acting experience is necessary. For more information, please leave a message by calling 352-493-2787 or email to SuwanneeValleyPlayers@gmail.com.

EVERY LAST MONDAY
     6-7 p.m. -- The Friends of ForVets Inc., which is the lead organization for the Camp Valor project at Otter Springs Park and Campground, has scheduled meetings at the Gilchrist County Public Library, 105 N.E. 11th Ave., in Trenton, on the last Monday of every month, except that there is no monthly meeting in December. For more information, please contact Debbie Destin at 352-215-5476. Everyone is welcome. Volunteers are needed.
 
EVERY TUESDAY
     10 a.m. -- Gentle Yoga will be held at the Dixie County Public Library, 16328 S.E. U.S. Highway 19, Cross City. 
     10-11 a.m. -- Exercise for senior citizens with Anne at the Gilchrist County Senior Center, 1439 Gilchrist County Road 307A in Trenton. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.
     11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. – Williston Rotary Club meets at the First Presbyterian Church, 247 N.E. First St., Williston.
     12 p.m. -- Games and cards for senior citizens at the Gilchrist County Senior Center, 1439 Gilchrist County Road 307A in Trenton.
      4-7 p.m. -- The Newberry Farmer's Market is on the corner of 254th Street and Newberry Road in downtown Newberry each Tuesday from 4 to 7 p.m. Sellers are offering fresh veggies, meats, eggs, mushrooms, plants, honey, jams, pickled items, fruit, baked goods, boiled peanuts and more.
     7 p.m. -- Fanning Springs Community Church is participating in a ministry named "His Grounds," which is to help free from all addictions. This support group meets every Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. at Fanning Springs Community Church, 17930 N.W. 90th Court, in the City of  Fanning Springs, Florida 32693. Everyone is welcome! If you would like more information, please call Fanning Springs Community Church at 352-463-2602 or call Marcia at 352-535-3068.

EVERY SECOND TUESDAY
     6:30 p.m. -- (Effective Jan. 1, 2020, and going forward) Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5625 (Rebel Post) of Chiefland, is scheduled to have its monthly meeting at the post located at  6850 N.W. 137th St., north of Chiefland, just off of U.S. Highway 19. The monthly meeting used to be at 6:30 p.m., and years ago the VFW post was located at 1104 S. Main St. -- but the post has moved and the meeting time is changing to be an hour earlier as of January of 2020.

EVERY WEDNESDAY
     9 a.m. – Medicare Review will be held at the Dixie County Public Library, 16328 S.E. U.S. Highway 19, Cross City. 
     11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. -- Senior Yoga at the Gilchrist County Senior Center, 1439 Gilchrist County Road 307A in Trenton. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.
     12 p.m. -- Tai-Chi for senior citizens with Susan Levi at the Gilchrist County Senior Center, 1439 Gilchrist County Road 307A in Trenton. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.
     11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. -- The Suwannee River Economic Council has a meal site in Williston open to people who are 60 years and older. Seniors will receive a hot, nutritious, balanced meal free of charge. Donations are accepted. It’s in Thompson Hall at St. Banabas Church at 521 N.W. First Ave. Please call 352-490-7055 ext. 1 by 9 a.m. on Wednesdays to assure there will be enough meals hot and ready to serve on that day.
     12 p.m. – Chiefland Rotary Club meets at The Gathering Table,  Main Street (U.S. Highway 19) in downtown Chiefland.
     12 p.m. – The Dixie County Rotary Club meets at the Dixie County Library, 16328 S.E U.S. Highway 19 in Cross City.
      6 p.m. – AmVets Post 444 invites everyone to the post’s weekly dinner and Bingo. Bingo starts at 7 p.m. Dinner is served at 6 p.m. AmVets Post 444 is located at 13751 N.E. 52nd Place Williston. It is the big blue building on the right side of the road for people driving from Bronson to Williston. Call after noon for additional information -- 352-528-2550.
     7 p.m. -- The Youth Ministry Program Ignite 4:12 at Cornerstone Assembly of God continues from Sept. 18, to be each Wednesday. Director of Youth Ministry Chris Kirby said he looks forward to seeing young people come to this weekly event at Cornerstone Assembly Of God 1045 Sixth Blvd., in Williston.

EVERY FIRST WEDNESDAY
     10- 11 a.m. -- The first Wednesday of each month, interested individuals are invited to enjoy the "coffee club meeting," where Edward Jones Financial Advisor Kathryn Lancaster will discuss current updates on the market and economy in a relaxed, informal setting. This discussion is at the Edward Jones office, 220 N. Main St. (U.S. Highway 19), in Chiefland. Participants need to reserve a spot at the coffee club meeting by calling the office at 352-493-4948.
 

EVERY SECOND WEDNESDAY
      6:30 p.m. -- Toastmasters (Radiant Ridge Club) wants to help individuals with their speaking and leadership abilities. We do it by practicing, coaching and advising each other, in a non-threatening environment. We meet regularly on the second, fourth and fifth Wednesdays. Meetings are held at the First Baptist Church, Citrus Ave., in downtown Crystal River. Come visit us and see if you feel you would enjoy participating. We are always glad to have visitors. For more information on Radiant Ridge Toastmasters, please call Renate Wilms at 352-746-4598.
 

EVERY THIRD WEDNESDAY
     12 p.m. -- Every third Wednesday, there is a free community light lunch at Holy Family Catholic Church, 17353 N.E. U.S. Alt. 27 near Williston. Everyone is invited. For more information, please call 352-528-2893.
 

EVERY FOURTH WEDNESDAY
     6:30 p.m. -- Toastmasters (Radiant Ridge Club) wants to help individuals with their speaking and leadership abilities. We do it by practicing, coaching and advising each other, in a non-threatening environment. We meet regularly on the second, fourth and fifth Wednesdays. Meetings are held at the First Baptist Church, Citrus Ave., in downtown Crystal River. Come visit us and see if you feel you would enjoy participating. We are always glad to have visitors. For more information on Radiant Ridge Toastmasters, please call Renate Wilms at 352-746-4598.
 

EVERY FIFTH WEDNESDAY
     6:30 p.m. -- Toastmasters (Radiant Ridge Club) wants to help individuals with their speaking and leadership abilities. We do it by practicing, coaching and advising each other, in a non-threatening environment. We meet regularly on the second, fourth and fifth Wednesdays. Meetings are held at the First Baptist Church, Citrus Ave., in downtown Crystal River. Come visit us and see if you feel you would enjoy participating. We are always glad to have visitors. For more information on Radiant Ridge Toastmasters, please call Renate Wilms at 352-746-4598.
 

EVERY THURSDAY
     10-11 a.m. – The Trenton Senior Center located at 1439 CR 307A in Trenton hosts Exercise with Anne Tally. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940. 
     12 p.m. – The Suwannee Valley Rotary Club meets in the Community Building of the Haven Tri-Counties Hospice Care Center, At 311 N.E. Ninth St. in Chiefland.
     2 p.m. -- Weekly Kids Movie (Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult) at the Dixie County Public Library, 16328 S.E. U.S. Highway 19, Cross City.
      7-9 p.m. -- ForVets Inc. is holding Bingo games every Thursday night in the Spring Lodge at Otter Springs Park and Campground, 6470 S.W. 80th Ave., near Trenton, in Gilchrist County. All proceeds from the sales of snacks and beverages goes toward the Camp Valor Project at Otter Springs. Bingo etiquette is required. Call 352-463-0800.Every Thursday
      7 p.m. -- A Narcotics Anonymous meeting is scheduled for every Thursday at Fanning Springs Community Church, 17930 N.W. 90th Court, in the City of Fanning Springs.
      7 p.m. -- Yankeetown Inglis Woman's Club Bingo is active. The games begin at 7 p.m., in the club located at 5 56th St., Yankeetown. Stop in at 5 p.m. and shop in the Second to None Shoppe. At 6 p.m., you can eat before the games start. You don't have to play to eat, we have take out! There are always sandwiches and hot dogs available. For more information call 352-447-2057.
      7 p.m. -- There is Bingo every Thursday at the Williston Lions Club, 401 S.E. Sixth Ave. Contact Pamela Vamosi at 352-222-8267 or Deanna Barnard at 352-283-8828 for more information about the Lions Club of Williston.

EVERY FIRST THURSDAY
     6:30 p.m. -- The Disabled American Veterans meet on the first Thursday of the month at Otter Springs Park and Campground in the Spring Lodge, 6470 S.W. 80th Ave., Trenton 32693.
 

EVERY SECOND THURSDAY
     6 p.m. -- The HealingStrong organization meets in the Gilchrist County Public Library at 105 N.E. 11th Ave., in Trenton. HealingStrong is a cancer resource organization, which helps people by educating, connecting, and encouraging those seeking comprehensive, natural strategies to heal strong and stay strong. Healing Strong is a non-profit, federally approved organization made up of a growing network of HealingStrong Groups in the United States, Canada and some other countries. The power of the HealingStrong Groups comes from fostering a vibrant, synergistic, loving community where patients get inspiration and motivation, are empowered with information to take action (or change direction), and are encourage to be strong and courageous and to never give up. Meetings are FREE, encouraging, informative and full of hope because no one should have to heal alone. Together, people at these meetings may find strength through faith, education and connection with others.
     11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. -- Cornerstone Assembly of God, 1045 Sixth Blvd. in Williston offers a free lunch each second Thursday. All are welcome. For more information, please call  352-528-6880.
     Noon -- The Dixie County Chamber of Commerce meets the second Thursday of each month at the Dixie County Public Library, 16328 S.E.  U.S. Highway 19 in Cross City.
     1:30-3:30 p.m. -- There is an Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Group that meets in the Luther Callaway Public Library, 104 N.E. Third St. in Chiefland. This support group creates a safe, confidential, supportive environment or community and a chance for participants to develop informal mutual support and social relationships. Participants will learn and be informed about dementia, and the group as a whole helps participants develop methods and skills to solve problems. RSVPs are required. Call the Helpline at 1-800-272-3900 to reserve a seat or to find more information.
     3 p.m. – The Nature Coast Business (Levy County) Development Council is scheduled to meet, unless otherwise noticed, in the Drummond Bank Conference Room of the Jack Wilkinson, Levy (County) Campus of The College of Central Florida, located at 15390 N.W. U.S. Highway 19, Chiefland, south of the City of Fanning Springs on the western side of the highway.  The Nature Coast Business Development Council Inc. is a Levy County organization to help improve the economy in Levy County. These meetings are open to the public. Any members of the public wishing to bring any matters before the board may do so by contacting NCBDC Executive Director Scott Osteen via email at director@naturecoast.org. The NCBDC is an entity that evolved from an original group formed in 1985, which was, is and is planned to be committed to fostering economic prosperity and the highest quality of life in the communities it serves, which are in Levy County.
     7-8 p.m. -- The Levy (County) Backyard Beekeepers meet second Thursday of every month from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Bronson Community Church, 948 E. Hathaway Ave. (U.S. Alt. 27), in Bronson, Florida. For more information contact Steve Starks at 386-288-0741 or John Dulaney at 352-284-3211. Free honeybee removal is available.
      7 p.m. -- The Levy County Horse Club is scheduled to meet on the second Thursday of the month at The Gathering Table Restaurant in Chiefland. Arrive earlier for dinner. Are you interested in horses and trailriding? Join us for our monthly social and check us out at http://www.levycountyhorseclub.com/.

EVERY THIRD THURSDAY
     6 p.m. -- The HealingStrong organization meets in the Gilchrist County Public Library at 105 N.E. 11th Ave., in Trenton. HealingStrong is a cancer resource organization, which helps people by educating, connecting, and encouraging those seeking comprehensive, natural strategies to heal strong and stay strong. Healing Strong is a non-profit, federally approved organization made up of a growing network of HealingStrong Groups in the United States, Canada and some other countries. The power of the HealingStrong Groups comes from fostering a vibrant, synergistic, loving community where patients get inspiration and motivation, are empowered with information to take action (or change direction), and are encourage to be strong and courageous and to never give up. Meetings are free, encouraging, informative and full of hope because no one should have to heal alone. Together, people at these meetings may find strength through faith, education and connection with others.

EVERY FRIDAY
      7:15 a.m. -- The Citrus Business Network (CBN) exists to grow the business and profitability of our members by providing leads and referral information, sharing marketing ideas and utilizing each others' services. Everyone wants to do business with people they know, like and trust. The CBN allows us to develop that kind of relationship, not only with other members, but also with friends and business contacts. We meet Friday mornings at 7:30 a.m. at the Twisted Oak Country Club, in Beverly Hills. Breakfast and social time begins at 7:15. We would love to have you visit a meeting and see if CBN is right for you. Questions? Call Peg Weston at 352-586-2343.
     9:30 a.m. - Noon – The Trenton Senior Center located at 1439 CR 307A in Trenton hosts BINGO followed by lunch. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940. 


EVERY THIRD FRIDAY
     Noon – The Trenton Senior Center located at 1439 CR 307A in Trenton hosts a monthly birthday party with a special meal, cake and ice cream. All activities are free at the center. Over 60 years old please. For more information call 352-463-2940.

EVERY SECOND SATURDAY
       9:45 a.m. -- C.A.N. (Community Alliance Network) meets at the Living Water Life Center (LWLC) 6491 S.E. 123 Terrace Morriston. We’re meeting to put together resources and ideas for growing, bartering, food storage, alternative energy and other forms of self-sufficiency. Join us to hear speakers from like-minded groups share their visions and help us form ours. We always look forward to meeting new people.
     10 a.m.-4 p.m. -- ForVets Inc. at Otter Springs Park and Campground, 6470 S.W. 80th Ave., Trenton, is offering a recreation and wellness program, The goal is for military service veterans and family members to enjoy recreation for their mind, body and soul. Check in each month at the Canteen. An agenda will be available in print and online to see what is available at different times of the day. For more information about this free service for veterans, call 352-215-5476.
     4 p.m. -- There is a “Community Round Table Meeting” at Inglis City Hall each second Saturday of each month. This is an open forum for residents of Inglis to come together to discuss area needs and views.

EVERY THIRD SATURDAY
    9:30 a.m. -- Darklub (Dixie Amateur Radio Klub) monthly meetings are every third Saturday starting at 9:30 a.m. They are in the Gilchrist County Public Library, 105 N.E. 11th Ave., in Trenton, just off of U.S. Highway 129 near Trenton High School.
     5:30 p.m. -- Everyone is invited to a Gospel Sing on the third Saturday of each month at St. Johns United Methodist Church, on the corner of Alachua County Roads 236 and 239, in Alachua. The mailing address is 10708 N.W. County Road 236. There will be a sign at corner of the intersection. Each month, there will also be a fellowship afterward with a covered dish meal.
 

EVERY FOURTH SATURDAY
     9 a.m. - 1 p.m. -- The South Levy Marketplace, which is held the fourth Saturday of each month, happens in the Food Ranch Plaza, 40 U.S. Highway 19 N., just north of Follow That Dream Parkway (Levy County Road 40). Vendors provide goods, demonstrations and services. There are even free cat adoptions. Vendor spaces and quality yard sale spaces are 10x10 for $10. Civic groups and non-profit groups can have spaces for free. For more information, call 352-302-1771. 

EVERY LAST SATURDAY
     1-3 p.m. -- The Care for Caregivers group meets on the last Saturday of each month in the Williston City Hall Community Center, 50 N.W. Main St. in Williston. Williston has support for caregivers and their loved ones who have dementia.