Good morning, Gainesville.

Krispy Kreme will pay a $1.6 million settlement for a November 2024 data breach if eligible Florida consumers file a claim by June 22 (claimants may receive $75 or up to $3,500 for documented losses along with one year of credit monitoring).

Local graphic designers work with indie bands to create merchandise that shows off their style and boosts revenue.

Bands use on-demand and DIY printing methods — like Weatherboys repurposing thrift shop buys — to offer unique items at lower costs.

At Sidney Lanier Center, the Transition to Life program teaches special needs young adults job skills using its garden that supplies produce to the cafeteria and local families.

The program got $3,500 from the Whole Foods Kids Garden grant and works with local volunteers + Gainesville Garden Club to expand.

After a two-year wait — Florida baseball will host the 2026 NCAA Regional at Condron Family Ballpark from May 29 to June 1.

The NCAA Selection Committee announced Gainesville as the host site with full matchups to be revealed Monday at noon on ESPN2.

Florida baseball fans can watch today at 12 p.m. on ESPN2 as the Gators await their NCAA Tournament seed.

Gainesville is set to host a regional if the team earns a top-eight pick with their 39-19 record in the SEC Tournament.

At Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium yesterday, Florida lost 16 to 7 to Texas Tech in a wild NCAA Super Regional.

The Red Raiders advanced to the Women’s College World Series by capitalizing on early inning errors.

Florida’s baseball team beat Alabama 13-3 in Hoover with Lawson and Surowiec combining for six hits to propel the Gators into the SEC Tournament semifinals and will face Georgia Saturday at 1 p.m. (The win adds momentum heading into the semis.)

Florida softball forced a decisive game by blanking Texas Tech on Saturday — earning a spot in game 3 at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium.

The final match will take place Sunday at 12 p.m. ET with pitcher Keagan Rothrock expected to start again.

Florida Gators softball coach Tim Walton was ejected from Game 3 of the Super Regional against Texas Tech at Gainesville on May 24 after he argued with the umpire about calls (his first ejection this season).

Gainesville Speed Dating for Singles in Their 20s and 30s

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Tinker Restaurant — Ticket cost unknown — Connect with up to 12 local singles through engaging 6-minute dates.

Ole 60 Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Heartwood Soundstage — Tickets starting at $83 each — Enjoy a night of live music in Gainesville's vibrant venue.

UF Short Course in Horticulture

3:00 PM – 4:00 PM — Straughn IFAS Extension Center — Registration fees apply — Explore emerging environmental challenges and innovative horticultural solutions.

Easy Star All-Stars Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Heartwood Soundstage — Tickets available — Experience reggae-driven performances that reimagine classic albums.

Black Uhuru Live in Concert

8-11 p.m. — Heartwood Soundstage — Kids 12 & Under get in free — Experience reggae legends Black Uhuru and local favorites Macca Reggae Samba perform live under the stars.

Tech Coffee Social

9-10 a.m. — Resident Coffee — Free entry — Kick-start your day with stimulating conversations and connections among tech professionals.

FREE Live on the Lawn: The Savants with The Shambles

6-9 p.m. — Heartwood Soundstage — Free entry — Enjoy a relaxing outdoor concert featuring classic rock favorites in Gainesville.

Gainesville Toddler Multi-Sport Program

9:00-10:50 a.m. — Veterans Memorial Park — $90 — Engaging multisport activities for toddlers aged 18 months to 4 years during summer.

Bird and Byron Acoustic Performance

6-9 p.m. — Heartwood Soundstage — Check event page for pricing — Experience indie rock and soul with heartfelt songwriting from the Nashville-based duo Bird and Byron.

Eden Brent Live Blues Performance

7-10 p.m. — Heartwood Soundstage — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening of piano-driven blues and storytelling from award-winning artist Eden Brent.