Events in Celebration, FL

Each Sunday at 1881 Restaurant & Bar, bingo turns into a lively party with music, laughs, and plenty of personality. Entry is free. Order from the bar, grab some food, and cheer on your numbers as you play for prizes. Expect energetic playlists, playful antics, and the kind of moments that make you claim that celebratory dab was totally on purpose.

Motorcyclists will meet at Hobby Lobby in Posner Park for a relaxed group ride around the Davenport area. The tentative route heads from Highway 27 to I-4, then along 192 and Hoagland Boulevard before looping back. A short stop is planned midway for fuel, drinks, and a quick break. Riders are encouraged to arrive with a full tank, travel at their own comfort level, use a staggered formation for safety, and follow traffic rules to keep the ride smooth.

The Mennello Museum of American Art hosts Free Family Funday on the second Sunday of each month. Enjoy free admission, guided tours led by docents through the galleries, and a fine art project. Each month brings a new activity inspired by current exhibitions and created with children and families in mind. Tours are open to all. Video instructions are available for making the projects at home. Free Family Funday is presented by VyStar Credit Union and Orlando Health.

Departing from the Port Canaveral Cruise Ship Terminal, the second annual Spanglish Party Cruise brings salsa and freestyle together on a voyage to Ocean Cay and Nassau. Chrissy I-eece performs her hits along with the new single "Frente a Frente", joined by Edgardo El Bambino, Awilda Hernandez, JCee Colon, Jimmy y Su PlenaMar Latino, The Nas-T Boyz, Betsya, and Nashali. A highlight of the trip is the wedding ceremony of JCee Colon and Alida Hernandez on Ocean Cay’s white sands, founders of Spanglish Entertainment. It is more than a cruise, it is a celebration.

Attendees can dress as favorite Halloween characters and step into a live orchestral production where music, visual atmosphere, and vintage cinema meet. Classic film clips, stop motion, claymation, and cartoons weave through the performance to create a shadowy, playful Halloween journey. The program spans edge of your seat tension and nostalgic seasonal fun, highlighting the work of composers from past and present. Presented by The LCO Chamber Pops Orchestra in partnership with Orange County Public Schools and the Junior Maestro Mentorship Program, the concert unites professional performers with emerging student artists for a spirited community celebration.

Latin Grammy nominee Rogê (pronounced haw-zheh) brings his breezy blend of samba, funk, and Brazilian soul to Judson’s Live for his debut appearance. A leading voice in the revival of MPB, he is celebrated in his native Rio for championing a style that combines samba, bossa nova, funk, and rock. His international reach includes co-writing the theme song for the Olympic Games in Brazil and collaborations with fellow Brazilian icons Seu Jorge and Arlindo Cruz. His album Curyman II features string arrangements by bossa nova legend Arthur Verocai and bass by Chester Hansen of BADBADNOTGOOD. Praised by outlets such as NPR and The Guardian for a vibrant, genre-crossing sound, this appearance includes two performances that showcase rhythmic grooves and soulful songwriting.

Orlando City B hosts Toronto FC II for a night match at Osceola County Stadium inside Osceola Heritage Park in Kissimmee. This MLS NEXT Pro clash spotlights emerging talent and room for tactical experimentation, setting up a fast-paced contest that can remain unpredictable from the opening whistle to stoppage time. It offers a close-up look at the next wave of players in a fully competitive setting.

SESSIONS Downtown Orlando lights up with a high-energy Latin nightlife experience headlined by DJ MoZed. Reggaeton and other Latin sounds drive the vibe, paired with high-end drinks and an atmosphere that celebrates culture and sparks genuine connections. The scene unfolds at Sessions Nightclub in the heart of Downtown Orlando.

Canvas and Calm offers a candlelit Yin yoga experience in an art gallery environment where creativity and wellness meet. Guided by Olga, this unhurried practice features deep stretches and long held poses with mindful breathing to ease tension, increase flexibility, and promote balance. The gentle glow creates a soothing space to slow down and reset body and mind. It welcomes all experience levels, and no previous yoga background is needed. Drop in is $15, payable in cash.

UNO Pizzeria & Grill in Winter Garden offers half-price individual pizzas every Monday. Choose deep dish or thin crust, available for dine-in or takeout. It is a convenient pick for family dinner, date night, after-practice meals, or those evenings when cooking is not on the agenda.

An easygoing get-together guided by attendees, centered on conversation, a favorite drink, and making a little progress on your stitching. There are no instructors or formal lessons, just a relaxed, social setting where you can work at your own pace and chat with other stitchers.

Bingo gets a lively twist at Gator's Dockside St. Cloud with a free-to-play, live-hosted game that uses digital cards on your phone. Follow along in real time, mark your numbers, and call out BINGO when you spot a winning pattern. Each win earns a place on the Wheel of Names, and a final spin by the host brings extra chances to pick up prizes. Expect a relaxed setting with good food, friendly company, and prizes awarded throughout the event. Friends and families are welcome for a casual night of games and fun.

Sunlight Yoga brings a welcoming community practice to Dockside in Laureate Park. It is open to everyone and suitable for all levels. Bring a yoga mat and a positive attitude, and enjoy a sunlit setting that encourages relaxation, movement, and renewed energy.

Build kitchen confidence in a hands-on baking class within a five-part Culinary Foundations series. Learn what is happening inside the oven while practicing how to accurately measure and combine key ingredients into doughs and batters ready for baking. With interactive demonstrations and straightforward recipes you prepare and taste, you will understand the why behind each technique so improvising becomes easier. This session suits beginners as well as anyone strengthening core skills, and it focuses on developing dependable methods for creating tasty baked goods at home. Participants can enroll in a single class or opt for the full five-class bundle, priced at $75 per class or $350 for the bundle. At The Kitchen House, the experience centers on sustainable, whole foods and includes a communal meal prepared together.

Feisty Trivia brings a weekly trivia night led by Sarah, voted Orlando’s best trivia host. Expect a fun, easygoing game that shows why her hosting has earned top recognition.

Settle into a gentle, restorative, all-levels yoga class held outdoors at Kaleidoscope Thornton Park in the heart of Thornton Park near Downtown Orlando and Lake Eola. The experience blends intentional movement with meditation and breath awareness, offering a thoughtful mix of Hatha and Vinyasa with touches of intuitive flow. Expect conversation that explores yoga beyond the poses, along with moments of stillness to help ease tension and support the nervous system. After class, enjoy a complimentary cup of herbal tea and connect with others in a welcoming community space. Free street parking is available, and participants receive 10% off their bill at Kaleidoscope before or after class. Pricing options include a $15 early bird rate, a $22 drop-in rate payable in person by cash, Zelle, or Venmo, and a 5-class pack for $60 that must be used within 45 days. Please bring your own yoga mat, and feel free to bring blocks or any supportive tools that make your practice more comfortable. Instruction is led by Janie Seecharan, RYT, a holistic guide with a heart-centered, trauma-informed approach.

Now in its eighth year, this networking series brings together like minded professionals at Nona Blue Modern Tavern in Orlando for a relaxed, stress free way to connect and explore potential partnerships. Built around what professionals value in effective networking, it offers opportunities to meet new contacts and support business growth. Gatherings take place on the first and third Tuesday of each month, excluding federal holidays.

Families can take advantage of a Kids Eat Free offer on Tuesdays at UNO Pizzeria & Grill in Winter Garden. One complimentary kids meal is provided with each adult entrée purchased. The children’s menu includes favorites like mac and cheese, chicken tenders, and pizza, creating an easy and affordable option for family dinner night or a busy school week.

Presented by Montgomery Drive, Wind Walkers bring the I Don't Belong Here tour to The Abbey in Orlando, Florida, joined by If Not For Me and True North. The concert showcases the tour’s namesake band alongside both supporting acts on the same bill.

Ann Marie leads a lively Zumba session at the St. Cloud Civic Center that feels like a celebration while delivering a full-body workout. Set to upbeat music with easy-to-follow choreography, it supports heart health, calorie burn, and a positive mood. No dance background is required, and all fitness levels are welcome. Expect plenty of smiles along with the sweat. Pricing is simple, with $10 for a single visit or a punch card offering 10 classes for $40.

Test your knowledge with a two-round trivia format. The first round focuses on general questions. The second round features a theme that changes each week, keeping the experience fresh with new topics regularly.

Enjoy an evening of West Coast Swing in Orlando featuring classes and plenty of social dancing. The schedule begins with Level 2 instruction alongside a focused technique lab, followed by a short social to try out new moves. After that, Level 3 and Level 1 run at the same time to serve both seasoned and brand new dancers. The night finishes with open social dancing. Admission options include $20 for the entire evening, $15 for a single class plus social, $10 for Level 1 with social, or $10 for social only.

Open to everyone from first-timers to longtime meditators, this morning session at Dockside Lake Nona begins with a brief meet and greet, then moves into a 10 to 15 minute guided practice. A short reading invites contemplation, followed by time for reflection and discussion. It concludes with a three minute, three question meditation to welcome the day ahead. Bring a mat or meditation pillow if that is your preference. Attendance is free for members of the Lake Nona Community. Questions can be posted on the event page.

Make the most of midweek with Steak Wednesday at UNO Pizzeria & Grill in Winter Garden. Enjoy a 10 oz Top Sirloin meal for $15.99, which includes one side and your choice of a House or Caesar salad. This dine-in special is available while supplies last and suits a date night, a family dinner, or a well-earned treat just for you.

Back at Old Town Kissimmee, this free, biker-friendly gathering brings Central Florida’s motorcycle community together. Harleys, Indians, trikes, slingshots, and all makes and models of touring motorcycles are part of the mix. The rumble of engines returns to the Old Town Entertainment District in Kissimmee, along with the camaraderie riders share. Participants must have a valid driver’s license and proof of insurance. Colored patches are not allowed.

Learn about who faces hunger in the community during a one hour information session at the main distribution center in Orlando, then continue with a tour through the food bank. The route goes inside an operating warehouse and distribution facility, offering a close look at the work supporting hunger relief in Central Florida. This program is designed to inform and provide context while visitors observe the facility in operation.

Atlanta-based blues artist Tinsley Ellis, hailed by Premier Guitar as a legend of the genre, returns to Judson's Live with a set of high-energy, guitar-driven originals. After 2024’s Naked Truth, his first acoustic release that drew strong reviews and a Blues Music Award nomination, he follows with Labor of Love, a new collection that leans into grit and edge, telling tales that range from voodoo spirits to prayers sent skyward. The music spans a wide emotional range, finding moments of joy in difficult times and balancing gentle beauty with driving intensity.

Experience a high energy, hip hop inspired workout that blends choreography with cardio at the Downtown Orlando YMCA each Wednesday evening. The focus is on building confidence and community in a supportive, judgment free setting. All experience levels are welcome, and the class is open to ages 16 and older. First time participants should plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to complete paperwork and request a complimentary trial pass at the front desk. It offers a club like vibe reimagined as an empowering midweek reset, centered on music, movement, and that main character feeling.

Mastodon headlines a powerful night of music with Deafheaven and Alcest at Hard Rock Live Orlando. The venue is part of Universal Orlando’s CityWalk, and parking there may include additional fees. Tickets are available. For shows at this venue with a general admission floor or GA perimeter, a wheelchair-accessible area is set on the raised perimeter of the main floor. Guests can arrive when doors open and venue staff will escort them to this section and provide a companion seat. Please note that backpacks, cameras with extended lenses, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside.

Accept the challenge to outsmart other agents at 007 Kitchen & Bar, where trivia turns into a spy worthy showdown. Put your knowledge to the test in Orlando's only Bond themed experience and aim for the top spot. Enjoy happy hour while you play and compete for Dezerland Park prizes.

Jukebox Bingo brings a music-fueled twist to classic bingo at Celebration Brewing Company, presented weekly by Puzzles Entertainment. Songs take the place of bingo balls in a name-that-tune style game, setting the stage for music, singing and dancing. The event features four rounds with four winners, and prizes include free drinks and a gift certificate.

An inclusive arts gathering focused on wellness and education brings creatives of every discipline and skill level together to connect, encourage one another, and grow. The environment is relaxed and friendly, offering space for artists from all backgrounds to share their work with confidence. The program opens with a brief welcome circle to build community through introductions. After that, participants take turns with a 5 to 10 minute slot to show their pieces, talk through their process, and describe what inspires them, while the audience is encouraged to engage with the art. The purpose is to help quiet imposter syndrome, spark meaningful relationships, and provide a safe place to celebrate each person's unique voice.

Tiny Tees Tots offers a golf-themed experience for toddlers ages 2 to 3 and the adults who care for them at Royal St. Cloud Golf Links in St. Cloud, Florida. Sessions focus on shared parent–child time outdoors with playful games, simple putting, running, and exploration that encourage discovery and smiles while building confidence and independence. Children practice gross and fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, listening and following directions, patience and taking turns, social interaction, body awareness, and comfort in new settings, all while developing a positive connection to active play. It is well suited for parents, grandparents, and caregivers, homeschool families, little ones who enjoy being outside, families across St. Cloud, Kissimmee, Orlando, and nearby communities, and toddlers with older siblings who already play golf. Adult participation is part of every class, and beginners are welcome with no prior golf experience needed. Group size is kept small with only six parent–child pairs per six–week session. The program fee is $199 per parent–child pair and includes all six sessions and weekly activities.

At Access Community Center, this bingo gathering blends laughter, friendly competition, and good company. Attendees can look forward to exciting bingo games, chances to win prizes, and opportunities to connect with friends and neighbors. The event welcomes both experienced players and first-timers, creating a relaxed setting for fun and the thrill of marking a winning card.

UNO Pizzeria & Grill in Winter Garden offers a $12.99 pasta special featuring choices such as spaghetti with meatballs, buffalo chicken mac and cheese, chicken and broccoli alfredo, shrimp scampi, and chicken spinoccoli pasta. It is available for dine in or takeout and suits family meals or a casual dinner with friends, with options ranging from classic comfort to bolder flavors.

Enjoy an afternoon social centered on the card game Hand, Foot and Toe at the Kissimmee Woman’s Club, where a welcoming group of women gathers for cards, conversation, and connection in a relaxed setting. Players of all experience levels are supported, whether seasoned, learning something new, or brushing up on skills, and instruction is available for newcomers. The atmosphere emphasizes friendship as much as the game, with plenty of laughter around the tables. Attendees may bring lunch, and both friends and solo participants are welcome.

Live Music Thursdays features Davey Gilmore at Two Bridges Pub performing a selection of Britpop and UK classics.

A casual chess meetup in Sodo offers a welcoming atmosphere. Craft tacos, pizza, beer, and sodas are available for purchase. It is open to all with flexible drop-in play, allowing participants to arrive and leave as they please. Free open play is offered weekly.

At Old Town, karaoke gives anyone a chance to shine. From confident vocalists to casual singers with friends, participants take the Main Stage next to Southern Breeze to share favorite songs and enjoy a turn in the spotlight. All voices are welcome, and the focus is simply on having fun while making memorable moments on stage.

The Mars Volta takes the stage at Hard Rock Live Orlando. The venue provides a designated wheelchair area on the raised perimeter of the main floor for shows with a GA floor or GA perimeter. Guests may arrive when doors open, and venue staff will escort them to this area and provide a companion seat. For entry, note that backpacks, extended lens cameras, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted. Additional parking fees apply.

Healthcare leaders, researchers, innovators, business executives, and community stakeholders gather for the annual State of Medical City, presented by AdventHealth. The event begins with a networking breakfast that allows attendees to connect with healthcare professionals, business leaders, elected officials, and community partners before the main program. Geared toward those working in healthcare, business, education, technology, and economic development, it offers opportunities to learn, make connections, and engage with organizations shaping the future of healthcare. The venue is the GuideWell Innovation Center. Registration is $75 for Chamber members and $100 for non-members. A limited number of exhibitor booths are available for $150 on a first come, first served basis.

Enjoy a relaxed community yoga session at a comfortable pace, with time for newcomers to learn each pose and opportunities for experienced participants to explore their edge. People of any age and experience level are welcome. The class runs for one hour, is free to attend, and is held outdoors at Crescent Park in Laureate Park. Please dress for the weather and bring a mat, a towel, and water.

Part of a jazz series, Marvin “Smitty” Smith brings his octet to Orlando. The seven-time Grammy winner has appeared on 350 recordings with artists including Larry Coryell and Michel Camilo. The event features a drum clinic along with two performances. Tickets are available for both in-person and livestream viewing, with discounts for members, students, teachers, frontline workers, veterans, and seniors. Free parking is available, and guests are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or a non-alcoholic beverage to share.

A recurring showcase of American horsepower features show-quality 1964 and newer muscle cars alongside 1985 and older hot rods and classics. It is free for car owners and free for the public, and all registered vehicles can take part in a cruise that caps the event. Participating classic cars should enter Old Town beneath the east side of the Jukebox signs, where event staff will greet drivers and coordinate a security escort along the brick streets. Please do not drive on the bricks without permission. A $2,000 giveaway is offered every month exclusively for Old Town Cruisers, with $1,000 awarded on Friday and $1,000 on Saturday. Each cruise on those days during the month earns an entry, and after the cruise on the last Friday and the last Saturday of the month, one name is drawn each day to receive $1,000 courtesy of Old Town Kissimmee.

A Parent's Night Out designed for children ages 5 to 12 features pizza, a movie, and hands-on arts and crafts. Pricing is $40 per child or $70 for two.

Experience a candlelit tribute to The Beatles at the Orlando Museum of Art, where live music and an intimate atmosphere create a multi sensory evening. The program highlights favorites reimagined for strings, with selections such as I Want To Hold Your Hand, Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields, Come Together, Here Comes the Sun, Help!, Eleanor Rigby, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Helter Skelter, Blackbird, A Day in the Life, Yesterday, and Let It Be. Performances feature musicians from ensembles including Listeso String Quartet and Fernwood String Quartet. The concert runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. The event is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Multiple dates and times are available. This is an independent tribute and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estate, or official representatives.

At Mulligan’s Irish Pub Celebration, Puzzles Entertainment presents a music-filled spin on bingo. Participants listen to songs from four distinct playlists, mark matching titles on their cards, and compete through four rounds that yield four winners. The setting combines lively tunes with cold drinks and plenty of opportunities to take home a prize. No music knowledge is required. Just listen for your songs, mark your card, and call bingo.

This event features Clint Black, a cornerstone of modern country music who helped drive the genre’s late 1980s and 1990s resurgence alongside artists like Garth Brooks and Alan Jackson. His breakthrough album Killin’ Time delivered five consecutive number one singles, setting the stage for a career with more than 20 chart-topping hits. Highlights include songs such as A Better Man, Nothin’ but the Taillights, Like the Rain, and When I Said I Do. Over the years he has sold tens of millions of albums worldwide and earned top honors from the ACM and CMA, including recognition as Entertainer of the Year.

Presented by AEG Presents, Robin Trower performs at The Plaza Live. This is an all ages event, and doors open before the show.

Dancers from across Florida and beyond come together for three days devoted to Brazilian Zouk with a touch of Lambada, focusing on movement, connection, and growth. The weekend is designed for anyone aiming to refine technique, broaden musicality, strengthen partner connection, or simply enjoy time on the dance floor within a welcoming community. Through a mix of workshops, social dancing, guided training sessions, and community activities, participants learn with experienced instructors while connecting with others who share a love for Brazilian Zouk. Friday opens with an open level workshop with Pedro and Ana, followed by social dancing. Saturday features a multi hour Zouk intensive with Pedro and Ana presented in two parts, concentrating on technique, creativity, and connection through practical drills, concepts, and partnerwork that carry over to social dancing. The night continues with a late night Zouk social that offers a smooth, sensual vibe and space to practice new material. Sunday wraps up with a cozy house party style gathering centered on community, including social dancing, snacks, and a relaxed feel. The location for the Sunday session is shared with registered attendees. Classes cover technique, patterns, shapes, and transitions. No partner is required, though prior experience is recommended. Please bring your own beverages and snacks.

Ryan Castro brings the Sende The Last Dance Tour to Hard Rock Live Orlando. Tickets are on sale. The venue is within Universal Orlando’s CityWalk, and additional parking fees may apply. For shows with a general admission floor or perimeter, a wheelchair area is available on the raised perimeter of the main floor, and venue staff can escort guests to this space and provide a companion seat. Please note that backpacks, cameras with extended lenses, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside.

Start the day with a 3.1 mile run around Universal Orlando Resort based at Red Coconut Club. A welcoming, diverse group supports every pace and experience level, making it a friendly outing for both newcomers and seasoned runners. Attendance is free, though parking at Universal Orlando Resort may include a fee. Preferred and Premier Passholders receive complimentary parking, and ride share or guest drop off areas are available at no cost. Guests staying at on-site hotels can reach the area via Universal’s Garden Walk pathways, shuttles, or water taxis.

A purpose-driven community walk focused on raising awareness and support for sickle cell. Each step adds up to meaningful impact and reflects a shared commitment to the cause. Registration is available for those who wish to participate.

Central Florida Recon partners with Keep Orlando Beautiful for a Lake Fran cleanup that is part of a larger KOB effort, with RECON working from the east shore. Six kayaks will be available on a first come, first served basis, and participants with their own kayaks or canoes are encouraged to bring them. After the boats launch, shoreline volunteers can use shared trash grabbers and buckets. The east side offers wide green space and typically plenty of litter to collect. Stand up paddleboards are not permitted, and a local report notes a large alligator in the lake known as Big Mac. The cleanup runs for two hours. A group photo will be taken at the start, and all collected trash will be combined and weighed at the end. If rain or strong wind is expected, check the event page Friday night for updates. Plan for sun and heat by bringing a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and plenty of water. Access to the meetup area is via a dirt road that leads to the Central Florida Recon setup, and this part of the park does not have a water fountain or a restroom.

Celebration’s Health and Wellness Expo is a community-focused Celebration Town Hall event presented by Experience Kissimmee. It highlights healthy living with educational booths and live fitness demonstrations, features activities for kids, offers food trucks, and includes music from a live DJ. Attendees can access a range of local health and wellness resources in a welcoming setting.

WICK'D World Series introduces a new style of draft tournament at Lake Fairview Park in Orlando, Florida. This first edition centers on a championship experience, giving competitors a shot at a fully personalized ring customized with a participant’s name, number, team name, event name, and stone colors. After the draft, teams choose their own name and colors, receive custom jerseys, and build their identity on the field. The format lists 5 GG. It is coed and open to all skill levels, and payment plans are available. Highlights include championship prizes and awards, raffles and giveaways, and additional custom awards, with a prize package to be announced. Draft, compete, feel part of a team, and keep evolving.

Presented by Florida Junior Golf at Royal St. Cloud Golf Links, this session of Fairway Girls Social Club is part of a monthly golf experience for girls ages 4 to 17. The atmosphere is welcoming for complete beginners through advanced players, with instruction geared to newcomers, playful games and challenges, team competitions, golf trivia, and a creative craft project. Expect activities that build friendships and confidence alongside positive mentorship and encouragement, with moments highlighted on Florida Junior Golf TV. It is a chance to unplug, get moving, try something new, and discover skills in a supportive setting. Golf clubs are required to participate. Open to homeschool, public, and private school students. Capacity is limited to 18 participants, so registering in advance is recommended. Pricing is $25 for one girl, $40 for two sisters, or $60 for three sisters.

Enjoy a relaxed-flow community yoga session that gives newcomers space to learn poses while offering experienced participants chances to challenge themselves. The class lasts one hour, is free to attend, and welcomes people of all ages and skill levels. It takes place outdoors at Crescent Park in Laureate Park, so plan for the weather and bring a yoga mat, a towel, and water.

A Zumba fitness class led by Ann Marie takes place at Step In Motion Dance and welcomes participants of all fitness levels.

Repticon Kissimmee presents a two-day expo at Osceola Heritage Park focused on reptiles and other exotic animals. See live creatures from across the globe, buy pets and pet products directly from experts at standout prices you will not find elsewhere, and learn more about these species throughout the event.

Settle in for a friendly craft circle that welcomes all experience levels. Each gathering spotlights a new theme, and participants may also bring a personal project to work on at their own pace. This year’s inspiration comes primarily from Raechel Henderson’s “The Natural Home Wheel of the Year,” with occasional additional topics. When possible, projects are timed ahead of the sabbats so they can be used on a home altar. This session focuses on creating “ogham coins,” adapted from the book. A suggested donation of $5 helps restock materials, and everyone is welcome regardless of ability to contribute as long as supplies last. Led by Mystic Grove CUUPs. For more information, contact mysticgrove@orlandouu.org.

For more than three decades, Old Town has hosted a weekly celebration of classic automobiles, featuring a show and cruise for show-quality vehicles from 1985 and earlier, including hot rods, street rods, and antiques. There is no charge to display a vehicle or to watch, and people of all ages can enjoy it together. Registered entrants are welcomed by event staff and escorted by security along the brick streets, and drivers are asked not to drive on the bricks without permission. Old Town Cruisers are eligible for a monthly $2,000 giveaway, with $1,000 awarded on Friday and $1,000 on Saturday. Each time a cruiser participates on those days during the month, they earn an entry, and after the cruise on the final Friday and Saturday one winner is selected each day to receive $1,000 courtesy of Old Town Kissimmee.

Orlando Pride host Portland Thorns FC in an NWSL match at Inter&Co Stadium, formerly called Exploria Stadium, in Orlando, Florida. This meeting highlights contrasting approaches and standout players as both clubs look to control the midfield, create chances in transition, and make a statement as the season progresses. Quick tempo, shifts in momentum, and an energetic crowd set the tone for a compelling fixture.

Dubs by the Lake is a relaxed monthly gathering beside Lake Elsie in Haines City, Florida, where Volkswagen enthusiasts, families, and friends come together to enjoy good company and lakeside views. This is not a judged show or a club with membership requirements. Participants park together, trade stories, meet new people, and spend time with others who love VWs. All years and models are welcome, from classic Beetles, Bay Window Buses, and Vanagons to New Beetles and the ID. Buzz. The environment is family friendly, well behaved and friendly pets are welcome, and bringing lawn chairs makes it easy to settle in by the water. Expect a welcoming crowd, distinctive Volkswagens, and plenty of conversation every time.

As daylight fades, the preserve becomes lively with an evening of animal encounters that features a special visit with a capybara family. A limited number of guests start with a complimentary sundowner drink at check-in and have the chance to mingle with animal ambassadors. The experience continues with a relaxed walk through the preserve, stopping along the way to see many residents. Highlights include the barnyard and capybara exhibits, offering hands-on time with friendly goats, pigs, and donkeys, along with close-up moments with the capybaras. The outing concludes inside the Reptile House and Gift Shop, an easy place to find a unique souvenir to remember the evening. Please arrive on time, since late arrivals cannot be accommodated and there will be no staff at the gate once the experience begins.

Island rhythms set the tone for a reggae-themed block party that turns the Baldwin Park community market into a night of music, food, and dancing. Live reggae bands and DJs bring the beats while Jamaican and local favorites serve up bold flavors. Explore unique vendors from the market, then dance under the stars with friends and family. The atmosphere is welcoming for all ages, and admission is free. Additional performer announcements are on the way.

A benefit at Broken Strings Taproom supports Sara Ruvola’s recovery following a tragic accident. The evening features live music from Fleshweld, Not Promised Tomorrow, The Knockdown, The Rip, Withdrawn from Humanity, and Nathan Andrew, with DJ Spank providing the soundtrack. Raffles are included, entry is donation based so contribute what you are able, and all proceeds support Sara’s recovery. For background on her journey, her story is available on GoFundMe. Sponsors include Arius Cosmetics, Flag World, Mooner Designs, and Ward Entertainment Group.

Lake Nona’s signature race evolves into a family friendly celebration in Lake Nona Town Center. After the sun sets, festivities gather at the Beacon for a unique evening experience. The finish line flows into a lively block party featuring tasty bites and upbeat music. The Nemours Children's Run and a dedicated kids zone keep young runners engaged with activities designed for an active night.

Sprint cars are back as the Southern Sprint Car Shootout Series leads a packed card that also includes Ashley Homes Pro Trucks, Modifieds, and Bomber A and Bomber B. An enduro is part of the program, and the school bus returns to action for even more on-track excitement.

Multi-Grammy award-winning trumpeter John Daversa partners with pianist Tal Cohen for an intimate jazz duo, blending imagination, heart, and creativity. Their close musical rapport emphasizes spontaneity and improvisation, opening the door to fresh possibilities and a touch of magic with every performance. Both in-person and livestream tickets are offered, with discounted rates available for members, students, teachers, frontline workers, veterans, and seniors. Free parking is available on Summerlin Ave and at Wadeview Park. Guests are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or a non-alcoholic beverage to share.

Every Sunday, bingo at 1881 Restaurant & Bar turns up the volume and the fun. The experience includes free entry, a bar and food, and music playlists while players mark their cards, call out lucky numbers, and compete for prizes. Bold choices and lucky streaks are encouraged, and a celebratory dab may appear when someone wins.

Motorcyclists gather at Hobby Lobby in Posner Park, Davenport, Florida, for a relaxed group ride. The tentative route follows Highway 27 to I-4, continues along 192, then Hoagland Boulevard before looping back toward home. A short midway break is planned for fuel, drinks, and a quick rest. Riders are asked to arrive with full tanks, ride at their own pace, maintain a safe staggered formation, respect traffic laws, and keep the ride smooth.

Set in the gentle glow of candlelight at The Abbey - Orlando, this live, multi-sensory tribute spotlights the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons performed by a string quartet. The tentative set features selections like Clocks, Radioactive, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, Eyes Closed, Thunder, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Follow You, Bad Liar, Believer, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida. The concert lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and late entry is not allowed once it begins. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come first served basis. The experience is open to ages 8 and up, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. On select dates the performance is given by Fernwood String Quartet or Listeso String Quartet. This is an independent tribute and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Enjoy a three course dinner capped with dessert, then explore a curated showcase of wedding decor and current trends at this bridal event. Meet a wide range of wedding professionals and, if you find the right fit, book services on the spot. Sample cakes in a variety of flavors from multiple bakeries to help choose a favorite, and taste menu offerings from catering teams. A cash bar will be available for cocktails and other beverages. Find options for nearly every part of the celebration in one place, from photography and DJs to venues and planners, plus honeymoons, florals and decor, jewelry, financial services, limousines, hair and makeup, entertainment, invitations, photo booths, and lighting. There will be plenty to try, so arriving hungry is encouraged. Wedding parties are welcome to attend together, and children under 16 attend free. For details, call 407-497-9710.

Highly Meditated is a four-part experiential meditation series focused on fostering deeper self-connection, introspection, and inner harmony. Each gathering functions as a complete experience on its own, so participants can choose the sessions that fit their needs while the series still flows as a whole. Attendance at all four is optional, and moving at a personal pace is encouraged. The themes include Surrender, Heal, Restore, and Alchemize, guiding participants to release control and arrive in the present, open the heart with compassion and allow space for emotions, gently replenish the nervous system and sense of balance, and integrate insight with intention for empowerment. Every session weaves guided meditation, intentional affirmations, crystal sound bath frequencies, light Reiki energy support, and a take-home journaling prompt to help with integration. This offering is open to all, whether attending a single session or the entire series. The fee is $20.00. Lenix Wright, founder of Alchemē Collective Wellness, is a Master Reiki Practitioner and sound healing facilitator who creates immersive experiences that blend meditation, crystal sound bowls, affirmations, and gentle energetic support. Her heart-centered approach invites softening, release, restoration, and transformation through intentional stillness. She views healing as something we remember, and her work aims to catalyze inner clarity, balance, and self-empowerment.

Set out for a multi-continent wildlife outing at Wild Florida’s drive-through safari park, where over 150 native and exotic animals can be observed from the comfort of the bus. Participants will travel on Legacy’s bus to the park and will have a pay-your-own-way lunch either before or after the visit. Attendance is capped at 36 pre-registered guests. The fee is $10 for transportation and $25 for park entry, and payment is due when registering.

The grand opening of Nordstrom Rack at Lake Nona West features music, surprise moments, and a chance to enter a drawing for a $1,000 Nordstrom Rack gift card. Once the doors are open, shoppers can explore the new store and discover discounts of up to 70 percent on seasonal brands and styles. No purchase is required to enter or win. Eligibility is limited to residents of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia who are 18 or older, with one entry per person. Winners must be present when names are drawn. The total value of all prizes is $1,800, and the odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries. Sponsored by Nordstrom, Inc. Employees are not eligible. See the participating store for complete official rules.

Jamaica’s monthly pop-up marketplace brings together homegrown creativity and craftsmanship at Pier One. Explore offerings from more than twenty local creators, including handmade goods, art and accessories, distinctive clothing, beauty and wellness products, home decor, and other artisan work. Admission is free, and the event highlights Jamaican-made talent while encouraging the community to shop local and celebrate local creativity.

Gypsy Edge brings a live tribute to Stevie Nicks to Rock 'N Rev Ocoee, performing favorite hits in a high-energy show. Tickets are available on Eventbrite.

Country hitmakers Little Big Town take the stage on the For the Art of It Tour, mixing Grammy-winning staples like "Pontoon," "Girl Crush," and "Better Man" with new songs from the upcoming album It’s A Dying Art. Since forming in Nashville in 1998, the four-time Grammy winners have built their reputation on rich four-part harmonies that blend classic country soul with a modern twist. Look forward to singalong-ready summer favorites and sweeping vocal moments from one of the genre’s most beloved bands.

A two-day indoor plant show in Orlando highlights rare, exotic, and popular houseplants from growers around the world. It offers a welcoming setting for enthusiasts, collectors, and experts to connect and share their passion for unique plants. Tickets start at $12, and children 12 and under are free. VIP tickets are available and should be purchased in advance, while general admission can be bought online or at the door. The event takes place at Central Florida Fairgrounds.

At Marydia Community Center, this fall-themed celebration spotlights women in business with a lively marketplace, seasonal vibes, and activities for all ages. Browse a variety of women-owned vendors, capture memories at a photo booth, and enjoy free face painting. Kids can enter free raffles and get creative in an arts and crafts zone, and families can make use of an outdoor playground and a soft play area. The first 10 guests receive goodie bags. Admission and parking are free. The organizers are also seeking local women-owned vendors interested in showcasing products, growing their brand, and connecting with the community.

Wild Cat Weekend gathers wildlife lovers, zoo staff, conservation professionals, and advocates for a full weekend centered on animals. Participants can look forward to special animal encounters, behind the scenes tours, opportunities to connect with others in the field, learning moments, and fundraising activities. The experience blends access, education, and community throughout the weekend.

The cost is $70 and comes with two canvases plus a shareable charcuterie box from Gather & Graze.

Up-and-coming Florida-born country singer-songwriter Charly Reynolds brings a solo performance for her Judson’s Live debut. At 25, she has built a reputation for genuine storytelling and emotive lyrics. Her debut album, Off the Record, blends Nashville twang with Texas dance hall spirit and features songs like “Love you Long,” “People Think,” and “Visiting Hours.” She broke through with the 2023 EP Perfect Timing, a six-track release highlighted by “She Ain’t Me,” whose video topped one million views, and she has previously shared the stage with Maddie & Tae, Walker Hayes, and Lainey Wilson.

Channel your inner hero at Celebration Lakeside Park during a superhero themed 5K where capes are welcome. Hosted by the M Family Foundation, this 10th annual Superhero Race Against Cancer brings families and supporters together to raise funds for ovarian cancer and pediatric brain cancer, including DIPG and DMG. This family friendly experience invites participants to move with purpose and show support for those facing these cancers.

C&E Live Music brings a lively dueling pianos show to Rock 'N Rev Ocoee, filled with singalongs, laughs, and interactive fun. Two pianists face off at the keys and take requests from the crowd, covering classic rock, country, pop hits, nostalgic throwbacks, Disney favorites, and big anthems. Expect upbeat performances, quick wit, and plenty of audience participation that keeps the energy high from start to finish. Suitable for friends, families, date nights, and music lovers of all ages. Presented by C&E Live Music.

John Crist brings a live show to Hard Rock Live Orlando. Additional parking fees may apply at the venue. For security, backpacks, extended lens cameras, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside. Ticketing includes a public sale, presales for the artist, media, and Outback, and a VIP meet and greet package.

AEG Presents brings Too Much, Not Enough to The Plaza Live, featuring Daði Freyr with Bríet. This is an all ages event.

Recommended for ages 17 and up, this cult-favorite stage show fuses audacious comedy, horror movie nostalgia, and high-octane rock into a wild night at the theater. Evil Dead The Musical reimagines the beloved franchise with demons, chainsaws, familiar musical moments, and gleefully over-the-top fun, arriving right in time for spooky season. Central Florida Vocal Arts and Opera del Sol work to build a kinder, more connected community by expanding access to the performing arts through quality productions and transformative education, changing lives, one voice at a time.

Golf, camaraderie, and community spirit come together at Royal St Cloud Golf Links for the 25th Annual David Ennis Memorial Golf Tournament, marking a quarter century of impact. This fundraiser supports BSA Troop 9, with proceeds strengthening local Scouting programs, leadership development, outdoor adventures, and opportunities for youth. The tournament honors Mr. David Ennis, its founder, whose dedication to BSA Troop 9 and the community created a legacy that continues to make a difference.

The Corsa Velocity Mile Event is a professionally sanctioned runway experience featuring timed half mile and full mile runs. Drivers make single car passes to chase maximum speed and potential world records, with no side by side racing. Participation is capped at 75 vehicles. Registration includes entry to both distance formats along with optional hotel accommodations, a DJ, an awards ceremony, food available for purchase, coverage by a professional media team, appearances by Corsa models, and Corsa Velocity Mile apparel. Specific venue details are provided after registration.

Celebrate the season at a family-friendly Halloween market in downtown Haines City. Explore unique spooky goods from local small businesses, including handmade decor, eerie crafts, sweet treats, candy, and other seasonal gifts. It offers a fun outing for kids and adults with plenty of festive flavors and ghostly goodies to discover.

Old Town hosts the 21st Annual VetteFest, a high energy celebration of the Corvette. Owners showcase everything from cherished classics to the newest models, highlighting the power, curves, and unmistakable sound that define this legendary car. The program includes on-site registration and a Corvette-only cruise down Old Town’s main street, creating a long parade of gleaming Vettes. Limited edition VetteFest T-shirts are available for $15 while supplies last, with payment accepted by cash or card. Whether behind the wheel or enjoying the view, this gathering brings the Corvette community together.

Day’s Trips presents a bus trip to Boots, Bulls & Barrels at Silver Spurs Arena. The bus departs from PSL with a pickup in Vero Beach, then travels directly to the arena in Kissimmee. Seats are in the Gold section across from the chute. The arena is indoors and climate controlled, and vendors sell food, beer, and souvenirs, so bringing cash is recommended. The group heads home right after the event. The cost is $80, and payment is due at the time of booking. For questions or to reserve a spot, call or text 908-230-6553 or email daytripdayna@gmail.com. Tickets are nonrefundable but may be transferred to another person. Day’s Trips, LLC is a Florida Seller of Travel, Ref. No. ST44375.

Watch the preserve come alive as the sun dips low, with an evening of memorable animal encounters centered on a special visit with the capybara family. A limited number of guests begin with a complimentary sun-downer drink at check-in, with a chance to meet several animal ambassadors. The group then takes a leisurely walk through the preserve, stopping to see many residents along the way. Featured stops include the barnyard and the capybara exhibits, offering hands-on time with friendly goats, pigs, and donkeys, plus close-up moments with the capybaras. The experience concludes inside the Reptile House and the Gift Shop, a good place to find a souvenir to remember the evening. Please arrive on time. Late arrivals cannot be accommodated because there will be no staff at the gate after the experience begins.

At Celebration Brewing Company, Piano Rob and friends lead an interactive, all-request piano sing along featuring Disney favorites, Broadway numbers, pop hits, and plenty of surprises. Billed as one of Central Florida’s most magical piano request shows, it is suitable for all ages and there is no admission charge. Guests help create the setlist by submitting requests while enjoying food and drinks from the brewery. To hold a table, a food or beverage purchase is required.

A weekend retreat for women focuses on gentle restoration, release, and reconnection through sacred practices, community, and prayer. The program includes a pair of ceremonies, sound healing, yoga combined with breathwork, a hapé circle, a flower bath ceremony, and cacao with guided integration, complemented by wholesome meals and time for meaningful sisterhood. Lodging options are available, including bring-your-own tent at $777, shared indoor space at $807, and a shared room with bunk beds at $827. An optional extra night can be added. Space is limited.

A celebration of Bread’s legacy arrives at The Plaza Live as TOAST brings its Best of Bread tour to Orlando after strong demand. This highly rated tribute act recreates the band’s hallmark sound with striking accuracy, drawing praise from audiences who say the performance mirrors the records they grew up with. Bread helped define soft rock in the early 1970s, and favorites like Make It With You, If, Baby I'm-a Want You, and Everything I Own still resonate today. Over the course of their career the group placed 13 songs on the Billboard Hot 100. With two surviving members David Gates and Robb Royer enjoying retirement, TOAST keeps the spirit of the music alive, moving from tender ballads to lively tunes that get people on their feet. Expect a nostalgic journey filled with timeless melodies and close harmonies at The Plaza Live in Orlando.

Grammy-nominated duo Black Violin brings a high-energy mix of classical strings and hip-hop to The Be Free Tour. Classically trained violinist Kev Marcus and violist Wil Baptiste perform music from their album Full Circle, a project shaped by their two decades together that looks back to their roots and ahead to what comes next. Alto saxophonist, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist Braxton Cook joins the lineup. Recognized as a standout jazz talent and highlighted as an artist to watch, he blends contemporary and post-bop jazz with soul, funk, hip-hop, and gospel. The performance showcases soaring melodies, punchy rhythms, and boundary-pushing takes on what string music can be. Through the Black Violin Foundation, the duo also engages with students around the world, reaching more than 100,000 young people each year.

A cover band sets the tone for a party with familiar songs spanning the 80s to today. The set blends decades of recognizable favorites from past and present.

We Are Winter Garden marks ten years in the community with a fall festival filled with family fun, favorite seasonal traditions, and plenty of ways to connect. With support from presenting sponsor Stoneybrook West Golf Club, the celebration features live music, a costume parade, a bounce house for kids, hayrides, and unique local shopping. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Admission is free, and RSVPs are requested. For information about becoming a vendor, email Tracy at Tracy@imagineyourmarketing.com.

This monthly walking meetup at West Oaks Mall offers a simple way to get steps together without worrying about the weather. It gathers at the Food Court, and no pre-registration is required. Healthy West Orange, Orlando Health, and the YMCA of Central Florida have come together to offer monthly meetups, 5Ks, and breakfasts throughout the year. Open to all ages and mobility levels.

The Beautiful Gate brings its nationally recognized Mammograms After Sunday Service program to Trinity Church in Haines City, offering 3D mobile mammography in a comfortable, convenient setting focused on breast wellness and health equity. Uninsured Florida residents may qualify if they live in the state, lack health insurance, have not had a mammogram within the past year, and are between 40 and 64. Those under 40 may be eligible with a first degree family history of breast cancer or if symptomatic, and eligibility also extends to women of any age who have completed treatment for breast cancer, with income at or below 200 percent of the poverty level. Insured Florida residents who are due for their annual screening can participate as well. For those at average risk, screening typically begins at age 40, and most health insurance plans cover screening mammograms with no out of pocket cost. As an added perk, anyone who schedules, keeps the appointment, and completes a virtual breast health session will receive a free gift card. Appointments are limited, so preregistration is recommended to secure a spot.

See the Orlando Magic take on the Miami Heat at Kia Center. This head to head basketball game brings the teams together on the hardwood. Tickets will be available to the general public.

Orlando’s annual LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration fills Lake Eola Park and downtown with a full day of parade, performances, and community connection. Hosted by Come Out With Pride, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that aligns its festivities with National Coming Out Day, the event offers an inclusive space for people to celebrate their authentic selves. In 2025, more than 230,000 attendees participated, making it one of the largest Pride gatherings in the Southeast and the biggest single-day event in Central Florida. The parade features colorful floats, local organizations, and community groups moving through downtown before culminating at Lake Eola for ongoing festivities. Attendees can look forward to live entertainment on two stages, vendors, food trucks, family-friendly activities, and community resources. Come Out With Pride, Inc. also supports the community year round with a mission to foster acceptance, empower individuals to live openly, and build a stronger, more vibrant network for LGBTQIA+ people and allies.

As the day fades, the preserve comes alive with an evening of close-up animal encounters centered around the resident capybara family. A limited number of attendees begin with a complimentary sun-downer at check-in, along with time to meet a few animal ambassadors. A relaxed walk through the grounds follows, with stops to see many of the animals that call the preserve home. Highlights include the barnyard and the capybara exhibits, where hands-on moments with friendly goats, pigs, and donkeys are part of the experience, as well as unhurried time with the capybaras. The journey wraps up inside the Reptile House and the Gift Shop, a convenient place to find a memorable souvenir. Please arrive on time, since late arrivals cannot be accommodated. There will be no staff at the gate once the experience begins.

Tito Nieves brings 50 Años La Historia Continua to Hard Rock Live Orlando, set within Universal Orlando’s CityWalk. Parking at this venue may include an additional fee. For shows that feature a general admission floor or GA perimeter, a wheelchair area is available on the raised edge of the main floor. Guests can arrive when doors open and venue staff will escort them to this space and provide a companion seat. Please note the house policy on bags and devices. Backpacks, extended lens cameras, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as presales offered through Spotify, Ticketmaster, a fan club, Loud And Live, and radio.

The ballroom at Holiday Inn Resort Kissimmee by the Parks becomes a Halloween themed hub for pin fans, offering a full day dedicated to trading and community. Attendees can explore an education station, enjoy free snacks, take part in hourly raffles, and meet WDW Kevin. Costumes are welcome, and traders are encouraged to dress up for the festivities. Admission is $5 for adults and free for anyone 16 and under, payable in cash or via PayPal at the door. Free parking is available. By entering, guests consent to photo and video capture, and each person is responsible for their own transactions.

Subaru enthusiasts gather for a major pre-meet ahead of Subiefest FL, celebrating a shared love of boxer engines with a community cruise to Bradenton, Florida. The focus is on connection, memorable moments, and friendly competition with trophies in mind. Attendees are encouraged to secure tickets in advance. It is a welcoming way for the Subaru community to build excitement before the main event.

A lively fall celebration of plant-based food, creativity, and community, the International Vegan Food Festival returns with a Halloween twist. Entry is free, and the atmosphere is family friendly and pet friendly. Explore global vegan flavors from skilled chefs and local vendors, with options ranging from stacked burgers and fresh sushi to indulgent sweets and refreshing smoothies. Live entertainment features performances, DJs, and guest speakers, while artists from the area showcase their work alongside arts and crafts. Halloween spirit takes center stage with a costume contest for adults, kids, and groups, offering cash prizes for standout looks. Throughout the event there are additional contests, prizes, and giveaways. The festival caters to longtime vegans, the veg curious, and anyone who enjoys great food and festive fun.

Seoul Dalbam Night Market returns to Founders Square Avalon Park with an expanded, energetic evening that celebrates gathering under the moonlight. In Korean, dal means moon and bam means night, and this market embodies that warm, lively spirit where friends and strangers come together to share food, laughter, and memories. Entry is free, with tickets required and reservations requested in advance. Free street parking is available. The organizers are collecting suggestions for favorite foods, vendors, and ideas that could shape the lineup, and vendor, volunteer, and sponsorship opportunities are open through the event team.

Immerse yourself in the music of Linkin Park as New Divide, a tribute featuring an all-star lineup of Florida musicians, performs at Rock 'N Rev Ocoee. The band includes Regis Lima on lead vocals, Gabe Vermund on lead vocals, guitar, and keyboards, Felipe Gardina on guitar, Jack Connor on bass and vocals, and Don Cadman on drums. This show centers on Linkin Park's catalog, delivered by this ensemble.

A charity golf tournament organized by Southern Cross Service Dogs raises funds to provide service dogs to veterans in need.

The psychological horror classic The Ring is presented on a large screen with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra performing Hans Zimmer’s score live. The orchestra brings his haunting, minimalist themes to life in real time, heightening the tension and unease while underscoring the film’s enduring influence on the horror genre.

Celebrate 35 years of Sonic with Sonic Live in Concert, a multimedia journey honoring the speedy hero and the game music that shaped a generation. A live 15-piece orchestra performs new arrangements from Sonic Adventure, Sonic Frontiers, Sonic Generations, and more, all synchronized with high-definition gameplay and cinematic imagery that brings each world into focus. After selling out performances around the world, this reimagined show blends sweeping symphonic power, arena-rock energy, and beloved themes into a fast-paced experience fueled by nostalgia and adventure.

Celebrate a special send off for matriculating puppies as they take the next step on their path to becoming service dogs. The gathering takes place at Plant Street Market in Winter Garden, an artisan food hall with several dining options, where attendees can enjoy food and drinks alongside friendly company. A few outdoor tables will be reserved at the end of the building, and the outside seating is pet friendly. For questions, contact Erin Heath at erin.heath@caninevolunteer.org.

Created for homeschoolers, this educational matinee at Medieval Times Orlando turns the Middle Ages into a hands-on learning experience. Students explore the principles of the chivalric code, including citizenship, justice, respect, and forgiveness, through a live presentation, then see demonstrations of sword fighting, jousting, horsemanship, falconry, and knight training. The program features a guided tour of the Hall of Arms Museum with coats of arms, authentic weaponry, and other medieval artifacts, followed by a one and a half hour tournament staged in the arena. Each student receives a cheering banner in their knight’s color, and a period-style meal is served during the show. Complete lesson plans are provided to support study before and after the trip. Tuition is $54 for ages 4 through adult. Children ages 0 to 3 are free if seated on a parent’s lap. This is not a drop off program, and at least one parent must attend with their child. For Step Up for Students participants in Florida, the program is approved for direct pay at $49 for students ages 4 and up, with an additional $5 meal charge paid separately by parents. Food, transportation, and hotel costs are the responsibility of the parent and cannot be covered by scholarship funds, and refunds are not available under SUFS policy. The program may also qualify for other school voucher options.

At The Plaza Live in Orlando, Matt Fraser, known as America’s Top Psychic Medium and a New York Times bestselling author, presents a 90 minute, in-person experience featuring real-time messages he attributes to loved ones in spirit. He moves through the audience offering spontaneous readings that can include names, memories, dates, and other specific details. Attendees watch the stories unfold as they happen, with moments that bring comfort, healing, laughter, and tears. Whether a message is meant for you or shared with someone nearby, many find the insights feel personally meaningful. No two shows are alike, since the flow is guided by the room and the energy of those present, and seating throughout the venue offers close-up moments with the readings. Tickets are limited and the event is anticipated to sell out. Ages 18 and over. Presented by AEG Presents.

Maker Faire Orlando 2026 brings a world-renowned celebration of invention, creativity, and curiosity to Central Florida Fairgrounds and Exposition Park. Explore maker culture across a huge range of exhibits, large-scale art and spectacle, stage talks, competitions, and plenty of hands-on opportunities to build and learn. Creators who make, play, tinker, and hack share projects spanning robotics, cosplay, STEM and STEAM, content creation, science, electronics, tools and materials, and many surprising inventions you might not have seen before. Every ticket includes Robot Ruckus, the combat robot competition featuring teams from across the U.S., along with robots on display from the BattleBots TV show. Most exhibits and activity areas run throughout the weekend, while stage talks, panels, timed demonstrations, and competitions happen at scheduled times. Key details for attendees include rain-or-shine operation and a no refunds or exchanges policy. Tickets cannot be replaced or transferred to another Faire, but they may be transferred to another attendee before use. Student tickets apply to college students with a current college ID. First responders, active military, and veterans receive free admission with identification. Employees of schools, colleges, universities, and libraries also receive free admission with identification. Weekend passes are not shareable, and single day passes are valid for one day only. After purchase, tickets can be shown on a mobile device at the gate or printed at home. A dedicated Field Trip Day invites students, teachers, and homeschool families to experience hands-on learning, creativity, and innovation. Free on-site parking is available nearby. Outside food or beverages are not permitted unless required for medical, dietary, or religious reasons, and a variety of food options will be available for purchase. Strollers, backpacks, and a bottle of water are allowed. Pets are not permitted for their safety, while trained service animals as defined by the ADA are welcome. The event spans three large indoor exhibit halls and also features outdoor exhibits and competitions. Ticket proceeds benefit The Maker Effect Foundation, a 501(c)(3) educational charity in Orlando, Florida. Maker Faire Orlando is independently organized and operated under license from Make: Community, LLC, and the project is funded in part by Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program.

Fairy Hair will be offered at The Summit of Winter Garden, a resort-style 55-plus community, on the second Monday of each month. Please check in at the front desk kiosk upon arrival. Friends and family are welcome. Appointments are optional, and you can text Tiana at (407) 864-7075 if you would like to schedule one.

Celebrate walking milestones with complimentary coffee and breakfast at a casual meetup. No advance registration is needed. This gathering is part of a year-round series presented by Healthy West Orange, Orlando Health, and the YMCA of Central Florida, featuring monthly meetups, 5Ks, and breakfasts. All ages and mobility levels are welcome.

AEG Presents offers a 40th anniversary in-concert presentation of Jim Henson's Labyrinth at The Plaza Live. This event is open to all ages.

During the fall Citywide Garage Sale, residents within the city limits can host garage sales without the usual city permit. At other times, a permit is typically required and should be obtained through the city's standard permitting process.

Academy Award, Emmy and Grammy winner Common takes the stage with a performance that blends hip hop, soul and vivid storytelling. His career spans socially engaged anthems, hit collaborations and acclaimed acting, from the Oscar winning song Glory from Selma to recent work like The Auditorium, Vol. 1 with producer Pete Rock, shaping the sound and spirit of contemporary hip hop. Performing alongside him, Miami’s Nu Deco Ensemble brings its genre bending approach that unites classical traditions with jazz, hip hop, pop and experimental textures, lauded in The New York Times. For one night, powerful lyrics meet cinematic orchestral arrangements at the Walt Disney Theatre At Dr Philips Center for the Performing Arts.

UB40 brings The Unstoppable Tour to Hard Rock Live Orlando. Parking carries an additional fee. Backpacks, cameras with long lenses, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside the venue. Tickets will be available to the public, with multiple presales offered, including an artist presale, a Spotify presale, and VIP package options.

Battle Buddy 5K debuts at Kissimmee Lakefront Park, with plans to make it a yearly tradition during Veterans Day weekend. Final preparations are underway. Pre-registration is available, including an early bird option.

Now in its 15th year, this community charity walk raises support for Christ-centered programs that help kids stay off the streets. Participation is free, and there will be complimentary raffle giveaways with prizes totaling thousands of dollars. The first 700 registered walkers receive free food and drinks. Expect a family-friendly atmosphere with local vendors, yard games, and opportunities for children to check out police vehicles and a fire truck. Last year’s effort returned more than $30,000 in donations from over 135 local attractions, businesses, and restaurant sponsors, including kids bikes from Napleton Kissimmee, grand-prize weekend getaways for youth and adults, and a $500 higher learning scholarship. Organizers look forward to giving back even more this year.

A Jack White performance at Hard Rock Live Orlando features a phone-free setup that focuses on being present. When you arrive, staff will place your phone in a small locking pouch that stays with you. If you need to use it for any reason, go to clearly marked areas in the lobby or concourse where you can unlock the pouch, then secure it again before returning to the show. Because some points of sale may be cashless, bringing a physical credit card is recommended. For social sharing, the tour photographer will release photos and video after the show so you can download and repost through official channels. The phone-free policy is mandatory and intended to enhance the experience for everyone. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as Live Nation, Spotify, Vault, and fan presales.

A beloved tradition for more than two decades marks the start of Orlando’s holiday season with a lively celebration stretching along Orange Avenue, Virginia Drive, and into Gaston Edwards Park. Families and adults can explore beer gardens, live music, local artisan offerings, food trucks, and a children’s holiday village, along with special promotions from Ivanhoe Village shops, restaurants, and bars. The evening concludes with fireworks bursting above Lake Ivanhoe. Admission is free for most activities, with the exception of the premium “12 Wines of Christmas” tasting walk, for which tickets are available in July.

Presented by 101.1 WJRR, Blue October brings The Foiled 20th Anniversary World Tour to Hard Rock Live Orlando at Universal Orlando's CityWalk. Tickets are on sale. For shows with a general admission floor or perimeter, the venue provides a wheelchair-accessible section along the raised edge of the main floor. Upon entry, staff can escort guests to this area and offer a companion seat. Additional parking fees apply. For the safety and comfort of all attendees, backpacks, tablets, video cameras, and cameras with extended lenses are not permitted inside.

Buckles for a Benefit 2026 is a nonprofit cattle show devoted to supporting families facing unexpected challenges. Over time it has grown into a tradition where exhibitors, sponsors, and the wider community come together with purpose. Expect spirited cattle competitions that award custom-made championship buckles, a silent auction alongside other fundraising efforts, and vendors contributing to the cause. The focus remains on giving back to a deserving family while the event continues to expand without losing its heart.

The first annual Solivita Toys For Tots golf tournament will be held at Stonegate Golf Club in Solivita. Participants can look forward to swag bags plus lunch with beer and water provided. The winning team takes home a $500 prize, and there are two $10,000 hole-in-one contests, along with other perks. Registration is open, and sponsors are welcome, with recognition planned on tournament day and again the next day at a concert and toy drive.

Trashy Annie fires up unfiltered rock and roll made for live stages and late nights, with towering guitars and hard-driving rhythms that land strongest on stage. Led by Annie Davis, the 2023 CMA of Texas Americana Artist of the Year and a Survivor Season 49 alum, the band delivers a high-energy set that is raw, sweaty, and fully committed. Nothing glossy, nothing extra, just pure rock and roll at Meliá Orlando Celebration for Celebrity Weekend.