Here’s a concise, reader-friendly piece that fits your title and synopsis, using the provided sources. I’ve organized it to highlight family-friendly options in Bartow and nearby Lakeland, including a speed-dating event for adults.
Title: Family-Friendly Events in Bartow This Month: From Job Fairs to Speed Dating
Synopsis: A curated guide to upcoming family-friendly and adult-oriented events in Bartow, Lakeland, and nearby areas. Includes dates (where available), venues, and tips for getting tickets or entry.
Upcoming events this month
1) Community Day Job Fair + Family Fun (Family-friendly)
– What: A day of connection, careers, and community activities. Features a Law Enforcement Job Fair, interactive panel discussions, Bounce House, food, local vendors, and community resources.
– Who it’s for: Families, job seekers, and community members who want to engage with local recruiters and learn about opportunities.
– Where: [Location not specified in the source; check local event listings or community calendars for the exact address in Bartow/Lakeland.]
– When: This month (date not provided in the text).
– Tickets/entry: Free to attend; bring the whole family.
– Tips:
– Bring copies of your resume and a few business cards.
– Prepare a quick elevator pitch about your career interests.
– Plan to visit vendors and recruiters who align with your skills.
2) Speed dating for singles in the Lakeland area (Adult-oriented)
– What: A speed-dating event hosted by a nationally recognized organization. The format aims to connect local singles through short, structured conversations.
– Who it’s for: Singles ages roughly 24–39 in the Lakeland area who want a time-efficient, in-person dating experience.
– Where: Brew Hub, Lakeland, FL (as referenced in the source).
– When: Check the official signup page for upcoming dates.
– Tickets/entry: Ticket-based event; purchase in advance through the organizer’s site.
– How it works (summary from the source):
– You’ll be introduced to at least 5, up to 12 local matches.
– Each date is a 6-minute “pre-date” conversation to gauge interest.
– After the rounds, you indicate who you felt a connection with, and the organizers handle the rest.
– Tips:
– Arrive a little early to check in and settle in.
– Dress smart-casual and bring a smile; prepare a few talking points about your interests.
– Be open to meeting multiple people; you can decide later who you’d like to see again.
Notes and tips for planning
– Double-check dates and venues: The information provided includes partial details. Visit the event host pages or local listings for confirmed dates, times, and addresses.
– Tickets: For the speed-dating event, buy tickets in advance through the organizer’s “Find An Event” page or the event page on pre-dating.com. For the job fair, look for a free registration or sign-in requirements on the event page or community calendar.
– Safety and family-friendliness: The job fair is clearly family-friendly with activities for all ages. The speed-dating event is adult-oriented; plan childcare or family coverage if attending, and attend as a date-night option rather than a family event.
If you’d like, I can:
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– Tailor the tone (informal, formal, or enthusiastic) to fit a blog, newsletter, or community bulletin.