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Find the best education events and make the most of your time in Sarasota. From music to trivia and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Join Bryn for the Banned Book Club, dedicated to reading and protecting threatened books. This month's read is 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time' by Mark Haddon, a groundbreaking novel about a neurodivergent teen solving a mystery. Explore themes of autonomy, truth, and self-understanding in this frequently challenged book.
Join the first in our lecture series: Modern Dwelling, with speaker Brian Healy.
Program suitable for 8 year old and younger.
Program suitable for 8 year old and younger.
A heartwarming collection of personal essays from a memoir class who turned personal stories into legacy. Guided by teacher and editor Jason Cannon, these first-time authors (and a few second-time authors!) share their unique, unfiltered voices in a celebration of lives richly lived. Uplifting, surprising, and deeply human, these stories just might inspire you to tell your own.
A hands-on workshop to refresh your habits, strengthen your routines, and set you up for success in the next 90 days of your health journey.
What Students, Professionals, and the Community Need to Know About Online Fraud and Cybercrime. This event brings together experts from the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office and the 12th Judicial Circuit State Attorney’s Office to bridge the gap between the crimes of today, and how financial crime investigations occur. These presentations will help the audience understand what to look for and prevent being victimized. Sessions will include: Fraud: What You Need to Know!, Spotting the Red Flags: Mortgage and Elder Fraud Awareness, and The Crypto Compass: Navigating Basics, Barriers, and the Future.
This event is a free community program geared towards pre-school and elementary-aged children. Families will enjoy guided art activities, music-making, make-and-take art projects, and a read-aloud featuring a mindful moment, led by Mr. Stevey and local teaching artists.
Discover AI Made Simple for Seniors! Are You Curious About How Artificial Intelligence (AI) Can Make Your Life Easier? Learn About AI, Hands-On Fun, and Stay Safe Online. Meet and Hear AI Experts Guide You in the Easy, Practical Steps of Utilizing AI. Be Sure to Bring Your Smart Phone, Tablet, or Laptop Computer.
A sharp, funny, and unexpectedly tender look at work, money, and the small moments that fill our working lives to quietly shape who we are.
This year’s theme—“The Innovation Lab,” a hands-on, collaborative environment where creativity comes alive. The 23rd annual FLCC is happening March 11 - 14, 2026, at Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida and we are expecting over 100 participants spanning sectors such as education, business, nonprofit, government, and the creative industries. FLCC is a vibrant, welcoming experience where people from all backgrounds come together to explore new ideas, stretch their thinking, and learn tools they can apply in work, life, and everything in between. Whether it’s helping educators discover new ways to reach students, giving professionals creative tools to lead more effectively, or helping individuals unlock personal growth—FLCC is about real impact.
Join us for a series of relaxed, community-focused gatherings about the Performing Arts Center project. Hosted at local neighborhood favorites across Sarasota, these small-group conversations offer community members the opportunity to meet Foundation leadership and City staff, ask questions, share ideas, and learn more about the vision taking shape for this transformative civic project. Each event includes light bites, and a complimentary drink, courtesy of The Foundation. Space is limited, and advance registration is required.