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This weekend is all about the De Soto Heritage Festival's SeaFood Fest where folks can enjoy free entertainment Friday through Sunday. But we know the real reason people head to the Seafood Fest is for "under the sea" flavor and fun. It’s time again for Weekend Adventures.

Spring has sprung and now is the time to think about sandy beaches and water-drenched days - in a bathing suit. It’s time to hit the gym and focus on nutrition. Anytime Fitness owner Sandy Plummer offers helpful advice about workout recovery, cross training, and detox diets.

There's a music and food island festival starting early on Friday, or kick back in front of an inflatable movie screen on the water for some entertainment. It’s that time again for Weekend Adventures.

Here's to exploring oysters, finding ghosts and playing the casino tables on Friday night. It’s time again for Weekend Adventures.

Start your weekend off with a little Elvis, some fancy cars, music and art. It’s that time again for Weekend Adventures.

If the cold weather had you hibernating indoors, instead of warming up at the gym, lace up those exercise shoes and get back up and moving.

Celebrate the weekend and put that work week in the past with a step back in time by watching the original production of “Dracula,” or visit the Service Club’s 45^th Charity Antiques and Collectibles show featuring 50 local and national vendors. It’s that time again for Weekend Adventures.

For those inspired by local figure skaters representing the U.S. at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, watch and support the local Senior Games on Friday at the Walton Racquet Center at 5502 33rd Ave. W. in Bradenton.

On Friday, welcome to Valentine’s Day weekend. Whether you are single or a pair, this Weekend Adventure roundup is certain to be a fit for everyone. In the Village of the Arts from 5 to 9 p.m. join the fun and culture at the “Cupid. Cosmos. Cinema.” event.

Due to an overwhelming amount of community support, Ellenton Ice will reopen the practice session for a final public performance of the U.S. Olympians at 1:10 to 2:10 p.m. This performance is the last time the public will be able to see the skaters before they leave for Vancouver on Monday, Feb. 8.