When summer’s humidity eases into Ocala’s cooler fall breeze, it’s the perfect season to slow down and reconnect. From sunset horseback rides to cozy downtown dinners, our guide highlights ten unforgettable date night ideas designed to help couples embrace the charm of autumn in Marion County.
Weekend events to kick off September include a market, concert, guided tour and kart racing for family-friendly fun.
In honor of Library Card Sign-Up Month all library card holders, can enjoy free adoptions at Marion County Animal Services, clear overdue fines by donating to the shelter, and new members will receive a Pet Rock kit from Kenny’s Place Nursery.
Families across Marion County are invited to a fun, safe Halloween celebration hosted by the Marion County Sheriff’s Office at Circle Square Commons on Oct. 31, complete with games, prizes, and plenty of candy.
The Professional Fire Fighters of Marion County have teamed up with OcalaBets to host a charity poker tournament on September 11th, benefiting the Embers of Hope camp for young burn survivors.
Pumpkin spice season has officially arrived in Ocala, and this year the fall flavors are everywhere. From donuts and pies to ice cream and lattes, local spots are serving up creative takes on the autumn classic. Whether you’re craving something warm and cozy, cool and creamy, or baked fresh from the oven, there are plenty of ways to enjoy pumpkin spice in Ocala this fall.
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The Ocala Downtown Market was transformed into a high-energy, pirate-and-mermaid-themed roller derby arena on Aug. 24 as fans cheered, costumes dazzled, and Ocala Roller Derby’s “Mermaids vs. Pirates” scrimmage delivered both thrilling athletic action and community spirit.
The CF Ira Holmes International Film Series launches its 64th season with a Beatles-inspired “When I’m 64” lineup of films, talks and special events.
The Discovery Center is bringing a new traveling exhibit, Alma’s Way: Welcome to My Neighborhood! Opening Saturday, September 13th. Families can step into the interactive exhibit until January 3rd, 2026.