Rainy Day Activities in Hernando County

An evening of improv and sketch comedy from Live Oak Theatre's troupe, 7:30 PM.

A public ceremony dedicating the restored cupola and bell of the historic 1852 Countryman one-room schoolhouse, with the unveiling of a new Seminole history exhibit and refreshments served; open to all at the Hernando Historical Museum.

A stand-up comedy special featuring female comedians at the WellCome OM Center.

Legendary Las Vegas magician Lance Burton headlines a night of illusions, comedy and variety at Whitehead Farms, 5–10 PM.

A first-Saturday waterfront art walk with local artists showing and selling work on the porches of the Silver Dolphin, 10 AM–2 PM.

A guided Craft Social Florida class to paint and decorate a laser-cut three-snowman holiday display, with a food truck on site and brewery drinks available, 1–3 PM.

Live Oak's youth performers stage the beloved family musical about orphan Annie over two weekends.

Live stand-up comedy (Discovery) in the monthly series.

Ken Ludwig's Sherlock Holmes-themed comedy-mystery.

A guided Christmas 'Raven' paint night at a downtown Brooksville bookshop — all materials provided, no experience needed.

A guided paint-and-sip night at the hilltop muscadine winery — all materials provided, wine available by the glass or bottle, from 7 PM.

Guided one-hour tours of the 1840s hilltop manor house on a 114-acre historic preserve, exploring 170+ years of Florida history; offered Saturdays and Sundays at 10 AM, noon and 2 PM by the Tampa Bay History Center.

A live music and variety show featuring Wicks and friends on stage at The Venue at OM in Spring Hill, 5:30 PM.

Live Oak Theatre's youth troupe stages a family adaptation of C.S. Lewis's Narnia classic.

A family holiday-season stage adaptation of the Narnia tale, part of Live Oak's 2026-27 youth season.

A high-spirited youth holiday show full of festive fun, laughter, and seasonal cheer at Stage West Playhouse.

A charming romantic musical — the classic behind 'You've Got Mail.'

Hernando Beach's first offshore murder-mystery dinner show, an interactive whodunit staged aboard the Marina Rose by the Riddlesbrood Touring Theater Company, 4:45 PM.

A live competitive speed-painting showdown where artists race the clock to create finished works for the crowd, at The Artist's Realm in downtown Brooksville, 1–8 PM.

A witty comedy about art dealers, in-laws, and an unexpected romance.

The Fine Arts Council's flagship festival — 100+ artists, live music, and a student art show.

A youth-theatre stage adaptation of Tolkien's classic adventure, part of Live Oak's expanded 2026-27 season.

The landmark musical of young love caught between prejudice and warring street gangs.

The Lerner & Loewe musical comes to the Live Oak mainstage across three weekends in April.

Neil Simon's fast-paced farce closes the mainstage season.

Live Oak's youth performers stage the classic rock-and-roll musical comedy over two weekends.

A youth-theatre staging of the Frances Hodgson Burnett story closes out Live Oak's 2026-27 season.

Competition solos by dancers ages 8–18 (plus spring recitals all month).

A restored 1885 railroad depot and a replica one-room schoolhouse; one ticket covers both, with a docent tour. Fri & Sat noon–3.

A monthly coastal art walk along the porches of Shoal Line Blvd.

The county's family fun hub — go-kart racing, mini golf, batting cages, gem mining, an arcade, trackless train and a bounce arena.

Wall-to-wall trampolines, air bags, dodgeball, a battle beam, dunk lanes and interactive attractions for all ages.

Recurring bingo and a Friday fish fry; call for game nights.

A bowling center with 40+ arcade games and food & drink, running leagues for every skill level.

44 bowling lanes plus a full arcade, sports bar and party rooms — a rain-or-shine family and date-night spot.

Florida's only spring-fed water park inside Weeki Wachee Springs — water slides, a lazy river, Black Beard's Beach swim area and a Tiki bar. (Seasonal.)

An 1850s antebellum manor on one of the county's highest hilltops; weekend tours (confirm seasonal schedule).

Monthly music bingo at the lodge; food and bar available.

Themed 60-minute escape rooms — Old West Jail Break, Frost, and Room 457: The Haunted Hotel.

The City-sponsored gallery inside City Hall — about four themed exhibits a year, each with an opening reception.

The county's multiplex — 2D, 3D and GTX large-format screens. Bargain Tuesdays are the best deal in town.

Low-cost community bingo at the senior center.

A 3-concert 'Spectrum' series across winter and spring, in its 40s-something season.

A free self-guided tour of a walkable historic district — architecture, murals, boutiques, and antiques.

Free, all-ages bingo programs at the library.

Brooksville's community theater, with a full season of mainstage and youth productions.

Evening paranormal tours and late-night investigations of the historic museum (ages 16+, reservations).

A Queen Anne Victorian mansion — often called Florida's most haunted house. Tue–Sat 11–3.

Public bingo nights at the Spring Hill Moose Lodge.

Scheduled social painting classes with a new guided canvas each session.

Axe throwing and escape rooms with beer & wine, rotating food trucks, karaoke and music-bingo nights.

40+ years of community theater — a full mainstage season, a monthly comedy series, and concerts.

A touring stand-up headliner most months on the Stage West stage.

A classic roller-skating rink with dance parties, skate rentals, lessons and a snack bar — pizza, funnel cakes and ice cream.

Win live plants at Plant Bingo, plus charity bingo fundraisers on select dates.

Traditional bingo plus special charity games; public welcome, canteen on site.

The waterfront post's Sunday game; public welcome, kitchen on site.