Brevard County is offering a week of free activities starting Feb. 20, with events ranging from nature walks to art exhibits and outdoor movies. The Enchanted Forest Sanctuary in Titusville is hosting guided nature walks, allowing participants to explore local flora and fauna without cost. The Foosaner Art Museum in Melbourne is open to the public, showcasing rotating exhibits that highlight regional and national artists. Meanwhile, the Melbourne Beach Library is screening free outdoor movies every Friday night during the week. These events aim to provide accessible entertainment for all ages. The Enchanted Forest Sanctuary’s walks are led by trained naturalists and occur daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Foosaner Art Museum’s exhibits are available Monday through Sunday, with extended hours on weekends. The library’s movie nights begin at 8 p.m. and require no tickets. Local officials emphasized the importance of these events in fostering community engagement. 'We want to make sure everyone has opportunities to enjoy cultural and outdoor experiences without financial barriers,' said a spokesperson for the Brevard County Parks and Recreation Department. The events are part of a broader initiative to promote year-round activities in the county. Details about each event are posted on the respective venue’s websites and social media pages. The week’s activities are expected to draw hundreds of attendees, with no age restrictions or registration required. The Enchanted Forest Sanctuary, Foosaner Art Museum, and Melbourne Beach Library are all within easy reach of major roads like State Road 520 and U.S. 1, making them accessible for visitors. The free events are open to the public through Feb. 26, with no end date announced for the programs. Residents and tourists are encouraged to check the venues’ schedules for updates.