Brevard County is hosting a variety of events this weekend, ranging from outdoor activities to cultural experiences. The Brevard Zoo in Palm Bay is offering Wild Florida Day, featuring animal encounters, live music, and a petting zoo. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Meanwhile, the Enzian Theater in Maitland is screening a classic film under the stars on Friday night. Admission is free for the outdoor showing, which starts at 7 p.m. The Space Coast Symphony Orchestra is also performing a free concert in downtown Melbourne on Saturday evening. The outdoor event will take place on the plaza near the Melbourne Performing Arts Center. Other weekend activities include a beach cleanup along the Indian River Lagoon, a farmers market in Cocoa Village, and a charity bike ride in Titusville. The events highlight the county’s mix of recreation and community engagement. Local organizers emphasize accessibility, with most activities open to the public at no cost. The zoo and theater events require advance registration for some activities, while the symphony concert and farmers market are first-come, first-served. Residents are encouraged to check event websites for details. The weekend lineup reflects Brevard’s focus on family-friendly programming and environmental initiatives. The beach cleanup, for example, is part of a larger effort to protect local waterways. The charity bike ride raises funds for a local hospital. With multiple options available, residents have opportunities to participate in both active and passive activities. The events are spread across the county, from the eastern shores of the Indian River to the western parts of Titusville. Transportation options vary, with some events requiring personal vehicles and others offering shuttle services. The variety of events underscores the county’s role as a hub for both cultural and outdoor pursuits.