Wild Florida Trail Run (50K, 25K, 10K)
50K, 25K, and 10K trail races finishing at Stephen Foster State Park.
10 events found.
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Events
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Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park 11016 Lillian Saunders Dr., White Springs, FL, United States
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Putting for a Purpose Mini-Golf Tournament
CrossPoint Church 5111 SR 47, Lake City, FL, United StatesBenefits the Christian Service Center. $25 per golfer.
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MUSE Christmas Launch Party
MUSE Candles + Home Fragrances 124 NW Veterans Street, Lake City, FL, United StatesMUSE Candle Studio launches its Old-World Christmas Collection of six holiday fragrances, with local vendors, special deals on The Harvest Collection, Christmas coffee, and holiday fun while you shop.
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2026 Lake City Columbia County Veterans Parade
Downtown Lake City Lake City, FL, United StatesHosted by the American Legion and the VFW. The route runs from FDOT to Memorial Stadium; lineup begins at 10 AM.
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It’s Her Market
Darby Pavilion and Wilson Park Lake City, FL, United States90+ women-owned vendors downtown. Free admission.
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Voices for Children Volunteer Palooza
Lake City Mall Lake City, FL, United States -
Adam Sanders in Concert at the Fair
Florida Gateway Fairgrounds 164 SW Mary Ethel Lane, Lake City, FL, United StatesFair highlight on the 1st Street Music Entertainment Stage, included with admission.
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321 Mini Social Market
321 Venue 321 N. Marion Ave., Lake City, FL, United StatesShop, stroll, and support local small businesses at 321 Venue in downtown Lake City. Sunday, November 8, 10 AM–2 PM.
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Fall Festival at First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church 697 SW Baya Dr., Lake City, FL, United StatesCrafts, games, and a chili cook-off.
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Native People, Native Plants with the Florida Public Archaeology Network
Columbia County Public Library Main Library Lake City, FL, United StatesBarbara Clark of the Florida Public Archaeology Network visits the Main Library downtown to talk about Florida's botanical heritage, including common North Florida plants and how they have historically been used. Presented by the Columbia County Public Library and the Florida Public Archaeology Network. Free and open to the public.
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