Events in Celebration, FL

A calm, welcoming meditation gathering at Dockside Lake Nona in Orlando invites both newcomers and experienced meditators. It begins with a brief chance to say hello, followed by a guided practice lasting about 10 to 15 minutes. A reflective reading opens space for quiet contemplation and group discussion. The session concludes with a three minute, three question meditation to set a positive tone for the day. Bring a mat or cushion if that is your preference. Attendance is complimentary for members of the Lake Nona Community.

This social, no-drop ride with Ride Advocate Keith is designed for entry-level cyclists. Expect about two and a half hours on the West Orange and South Lake Trail at an easy to moderate pace around 15 mph, typically covering roughly 32 miles, with a welcoming atmosphere and attention to group riding basics. Helmets are required. This is not a race or a sanctioned event, and participants ride at their own risk. Trek Clermont shares bicycling opportunities in Florida and elsewhere and provides route details as planning guidance only, which may not be complete or guaranteed. Each rider is responsible for personal safety, due diligence, and navigation, including checking current conditions such as weather, surface status, and potential closures, following all applicable laws and land use rules, and carrying appropriate safety and navigation equipment.

Orlando Speed World Dragway hosts the World Sport Compact Challenge XVI presented by FuelTech, Round 2 of the OSW Import Series at a venue known for record-setting runs. Five days of action bring qualifying, eliminations, wheels-up launches, and a gathering of top import racers in one place, with a Halloween costume contest adding extra excitement during the weekend. Payouts exceed $100,000, including $20,000 to win in Xtreme and Modified, $15,000 in New School and Old School, and $10,000 in Street Rod, along with competition in ProFWD, 7.50, 10.00 and 11.50 Index, Import Bracket, Junior Dragster, and Motorcycle Bracket. A Cleetus vs Starlets race is also planned to be open to the public. Tech card pricing is class based, starting at $150 for Junior Dragster, $200 for Motorcycle Bracket, Import Bracket and the 10.00 and 11.50 Index classes, $250 for 7.50 Index and ProFWD, and $300 for Xtreme, Modified, New School, Old School and Street Rod, with corresponding class payouts. General admission is offered in five day, four day, three day, two day weekend gate only, and single day gate only options, with limited VIP and RV parking available. Children 10 and under are admitted free.

Walk-in caregiver interviews offer immediate, in-person consideration for caregiving roles that make a positive impact in the community. Completing the application in advance can help shorten the process. Candidates should meet requirements that include a CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN certification or license, I-9 documentation, CPR, and a TB test or chest X-ray. A background check and AHCA fingerprinting are required, and assistance is available for obtaining an HHA. Applicants must be able to communicate effectively in English.

A CPR and First Aid refresher held during Huddle Day at EXIT Global Realty Office. The session reinforces practical first aid knowledge and safety reminders for everyday situations. Instruction is provided by Michael Byrne with First Aid Certification Training.

Introductory sessions are beginning, and there is no need to pre-register. Just come by and take part.

Walk-in interviews are available for caregiver positions, offering on-the-spot consideration at the office. Applicants for CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN roles should have the appropriate certification or license, and assistance is available for those needing to obtain an HHA credential. Candidates must be able to communicate effectively in English and will need I-9 documentation, CPR certification, TB test results or a chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting. Completing the application in advance can help streamline the process.

An aquatic fitness session that trains the whole body with gentle impact, building strength, cardiovascular endurance, and flexibility. Held in a luxury heated pool that is comfortable year-round, this half-hour class is designed to leave participants feeling strong, energized, and refreshed.

Settle in at Perkins restaurant for an instructor-led, four-hour FLHSMV Basic Driver Improvement course in a relaxed lunch-and-learn format. The fee is $50, payable in cash at the door, and it covers both the class and a meal. No exams are given, and a completion certificate is provided before you leave. Expect a comfortable, helpful learning environment. Please bring your driver’s license, along with your traffic ticket or court documents if they apply. The course can be taken for one purpose at a time, either to keep points off a license or to seek a possible auto insurance discount, and you should check with your insurer about BDI discount eligibility. Instruction is in English, and Spanish-language workbooks are available. To confirm attendance or ask questions, text 689-298-1768 or email support@1safedriver.com.

Explore the traditional Japanese art of Goju Ryu through two complimentary introductory classes in Orlando. Designed for children, teens, and adults, these sessions emphasize discipline, respect, concentration, and practical self-defense while fostering a positive learning environment. Offered as part of the Project OBI Karate (POK) program, the training supports growth in confidence, physical strength, and mental focus. Participants work on foundational techniques known as Kihon, build coordination and movement, and practice respectful etiquette alongside an introduction to self-defense. The training is structured, engaging, and open to kids ages 4 and up, teens, and adults, with beginners welcome and no prior experience required. The cost is two classes at no charge.

At Grove Roots Brewing Co., this event highlights pizza made in small batches with a tavern-style approach.

An evening outdoor market organized by Orlando Local Makers will feature a mobile Fairy Hair setup just outside Canvas and Foxtail Coffee. Browse local small-business vendors and stop for a quick service, which will be offered in the order of arrival. All activities depend on suitable weather.

Explore Downtown St. Cloud on a guided walking tour that blends local history with long-standing legends and reported paranormal encounters from people who live and work in its historic buildings. A guide leads participants through downtown, stopping at notable landmarks to share accounts of the individuals and events that shaped the community, along with stories of fires, tragedies, strange footsteps, rattling doors, shadowy figures, and other odd occurrences that defy easy explanation. The route offers a different way to see the city and to consider tales that may not be finished. The tour begins at St. Cloud Main Street and covers the downtown area on foot. Tickets are $30 per person.

Presented by Locust Parade and aestheticized, this concert at Skatepark of Tampa in Tampa, FL features Camping in Alaska with Novely, Deep Bite, and Pale Gold. Camping in Alaska is a post-emo band from Huntsville, Alabama, started by Austin Davis and Jacob Stewart as teenagers, later joined by Ben Cape and Jacob Hill. Their 2013 album please be nice gained traction on underground forums after a widely viewed upload, with the song c u in da ballpit reaching 1.9 million views. They followed with BATHE in 2014, released on cassette by Broken World Media in 2015. After recording the darker, more serious WELCOME HOME SON in 2016, the band took a hiatus. With the addition of Dani Fandre they returned in 2022 with the Lost & Found demos and sold out both comeback shows. In 2023 they released Hollow Eyes, a precursor to their next full length that draws influence from Jawbox and The Weakerthans and addresses themes of addiction, homelessness, and finding a way out. After an almost all sold out Midwest and East Coast ten year anniversary tour for please be nice, they planned to record the long awaited Eggbeater Jesus and return to the road. The lineup brings Camping in Alaska’s journey to the stage alongside sets from Novely, Deep Bite, and Pale Gold.

Old Town’s Bike Night brings Central Florida’s biker community together at the Old Town Entertainment District in Kissimmee for a free, biker-friendly gathering. All makes and models of touring motorcycles are welcome, including Harley, Indian, trikes, and slingshots, celebrating the brotherhood and sisterhood of riders and the unmistakable rumble through Old Town. Participants must have a valid driver’s license and proof of insurance. Colored patches are not permitted.

An interactive cooking class focused on making weeknight dinners easier with slow cooker strategies and quick, flavorful recipes. Families are welcome, and participants ages 12 and up will practice turning everyday ingredients into reliable dishes that fit a busy schedule. The session includes step-by-step guidance for assembling freezer-friendly slow cooker kits to take home for nights when you want dinner to be ready with minimal effort. After the prep, the group will sit down to enjoy a meal cooked in The Kitchen House slow cooker. Students leave with recipes and ready-to-freeze kits designed to simplify family dinners. Tuition is $75 per student.

Spend an hour at a main distribution center in Orlando to learn who faces hunger in the community, then continue with a tour of the food bank. The experience moves through an active warehouse and distribution facility and highlights expanded hunger relief efforts in Central Florida.

Enjoy an evening at Plant Street Market at Crooked Can Brewing Company in Winter Garden, gathering outdoors on the pet friendly North Patio near Bruno’s Oysters. Food and drink choices from market vendors include mac and cheese, sushi, empanadas, fresh oysters, classic barbecue, and Crooked Can’s local brews. Hosted by Kenn this month.

Celebrate the 2000s with a music bingo night built around the decade’s pop hits. Players listen to familiar tracks, mark their cards, and try to be the first to call bingo. It takes place at Pizza Hut in St. Cloud, Florida, with sing along moments and the option to enjoy pizza with friends.

Blues musicians and fans can gather for an open jam hosted by Triple Play. Players are welcome to bring their instruments and sit in with the band, while listeners can enjoy live blues alongside dinner and a pint or two. A full backline is provided. All experience levels are welcome, from solo performers to duos and full bands, as long as the music stays rooted in the blues.

The FloDash Events and Dash Sports run and walk group meets at Dash Sports in downtown Clermont for a 45 minute outing at any pace. Participants log their miles, earn milestone prizes, and wrap up at Sud’s Saloon for additional social time. Open to all, including families, individuals, and dogs.

Enjoy a high-energy, hip hop style workout at the Downtown Orlando YMCA that focuses on confidence and community. The class is open to all levels and welcomes ages 16 and up, with no dance experience required. First-time participants should arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to complete paperwork and can ask the front desk for a free trial pass. Expect upbeat music, sweat-inducing movement, and an empowering atmosphere that channels the fun of a night out in a positive, supportive setting. Bring a friend and share the energy.

Frankie leads a casual jam at Jessie’s Lounge in downtown Winter Haven, inviting musicians and music fans to shape the night together. Bring an instrument, share a tune, or simply listen as guests step on stage to perform. Everyone is welcome, from first timers to seasoned players, with the focus on lively energy, collaboration, and creative expression. Drinks are available at the bar to complement the music and the friendly vibe.

Tom’s Tavern Forest Hills in Tampa hosts a longtime open mic led by Fred Chandler, launched in 2012 and now held every Wednesday and Thursday. Musicians at any experience level are invited to perform in a welcoming setting where community and live music come together. A full sound system and a drum kit are available on site, and performers can receive a T-shirt while supplies last. Entertainment for the series is organized by Chandler Entertainment LLC, which provides talent and live music booking services in Florida.

Accept the mission at 007 Kitchen & Bar, where trivia turns into a spy-themed showdown among fellow agents. Test your knowledge in a Bond-inspired atmosphere, enjoy weekday happy hour, and compete for Dezerland Park prizes. Bring sharp wits and see who rises to the top.

Wojo’s Bar & Grill hosts a Scream themed trivia night focused on the horror film series. Participants tackle questions about Ghostface, the town of Woodsboro, memorable lines, surprise twists, and the franchise’s most chilling moments. Teams can put their knowledge to the test, and familiarity with classic horror survival rules may come in handy.

Settle in for a laid-back night of stand-up at Calypso Bar & Grill on International Drive. Local comics share the spotlight with surprise guests, keeping the laughs coming one set after another. Enjoy cocktails, beer, or wine while you watch, and look for ticket bundle options that include drinks, with some bundles adding wings. Whether it is a casual date or a night out with friends, this easygoing comedy show offers a fun midweek break with plenty of good vibes.

Experience the Disney Lorcana Hyperia City prerelease in a sealed format. Entry is $36 and includes one participation promo along with six Hyperia City booster packs to build your deck. Prizes are awarded as one Hyperia City booster pack for each match win. The tournament uses Swiss rounds based on attendance, with best two out of three matches and 50 minutes per round. You will have 30 minutes to construct your deck from unopened product provided at the start. In sealed play, decks must contain at least 40 cards, with no upper limit beyond your card pool. Any number of ink types can be used, and you may include as many copies of a card as you open, so duplicates are all allowed.

An inviting meetup centered on art, wellness, and learning brings together creators of any medium and experience level to connect, encourage one another, and grow. The focus is on building confidence, easing imposter feelings, and nurturing authentic connections in a relaxed, supportive setting where participants can share and celebrate their work. The session starts with a brief opening circle of introductions to establish community, followed by opportunities for each participant to spend about five to ten minutes presenting their art, discussing their process, and speaking about their inspirations, while attendees are welcome to engage thoughtfully with the pieces. Those who wish to present are asked to sign up in advance.

Take part in a constructed Palworld tournament with a $10 entry fee that includes one PR Card Pack Vol.1. The competition begins with Swiss preliminary rounds, played as best of one with 30 minute limits. The Top 8 move into a single elimination bracket, also best of one with 30 minute rounds for the Top 8 and Top 4, and the finals are untimed. Prizes recognize standout finishes. Each Top 4 participant receives an exclusive promo card [EPR-011] “Lovander, Heartstealer”. The champion also earns, in addition to the Top 4 reward, one random serial numbered promo card [EPR-010] “Jormuntide Ignis, Savage Lava Dragon” and an exclusive Bushi Navi flair.

Tiny Tees offers a playful parent‑child introduction to golf where little ones build confidence, coordination, and friendships through age‑appropriate games, movement, and hands‑on activities. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, it is especially welcoming to beginners and families seeking a positive first sports experience or a fun weekly activity together. Classes are led by Coach Roger, and a parent, grandparent, or trusted adult takes part alongside the child throughout. Young golfers pick up early skills with putt and chip challenges, movement‑based drills, rotating stations, and small team games while practicing balance, focus, listening, turn taking, teamwork, and on‑course safety and etiquette. The atmosphere is relaxed and encouraging, with plenty of celebration for effort and progress. Parent participation is required, and no prior golf experience is needed. Sessions take place at Royal St. Cloud Golf Links in St. Cloud, Florida. Enrollment is limited to eight parent‑child pairs per six‑week session. The fee is $199 per parent‑child pair for the full six sessions, and weekly activities are included. Bring your little golfer, a big smile, and a sense of adventure.

Through its endurance program, the Lymphoma Research Foundation partners with events across the country so endurance athletes can train, challenge themselves, and raise funds in support of its mission. Team members who fundraise can secure guaranteed entry to a range of premier races. In collaboration with the 2026 Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend, the Foundation aims to increase awareness, encourage healthy living, and generate vital support for research that saves lives.

Tiny Tees Juniors is a preschool golf adventure created for children ages 4 and 5 and the adults who care for them. Held outdoors at Royal St. Cloud Golf Links with Coach Roger and Florida Junior Golf, each weekly session blends games, movement, learning, and plenty of laughter as children and their accompanying adult spend meaningful time together and make new friends. Through playful, golf themed activities, preschoolers practice putting and aiming, build balance and coordination, learn to take turns and work with others, and strengthen listening skills, patience, confidence, and independence. Expect creative games that keep little ones active, lots of encouragement and high fives, and memorable parent child moments on the course. The small group setting fosters a friendly community where families connect and preschoolers thrive. It suits both families who already enjoy golf and those trying it for the first time, and welcomes participants from St. Cloud, Kissimmee, Orlando, and nearby communities. Designed as a six week experience for preschooler and adult pairs, the program is beginner friendly and requires no prior golf experience. Enrollment is capped at six pairs to keep the experience personal and engaging. The fee is $199 per parent child pair and includes all six sessions. Families are encouraged to arrive with a smile and a sense of adventure.

This guided tour explores the historic Maitland Art Center, founded in 1937 as an artists' retreat. Walk through lush gardens and take in the site's distinctive Mayan Revival architecture. Along the way, view more than 2,000 carvings and murals spread across the grounds.

UCF Art Gallery presents an exhibition featuring works by faculty artists from the UCF School of Visual Arts and Design. Recognized nationally and internationally, these professionals share pieces that invite reflection and demonstrate the breadth of their practice. The presentation spans both traditional and contemporary approaches, with work in drawing, digital art, mixed media, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.

This afternoon social brings together a welcoming circle of women to play Hand, Foot and Toe at the Kissimmee Woman’s Club Clubhouse. The gathering is relaxed and community oriented, with conversation and laughter complementing the cards. It is held weekly. Players at any experience level are comfortable, and newcomers can learn the game from others at the table. Attendees may come on their own or with a friend. Participants may bring their lunch.

A calm, restorative gathering led by body intuitive Kara blends guided meditation with gentle, hands-on energy work. Settle into stillness while Kara focuses on clearing and balancing the energy field, inviting deep relaxation and a renewed sense of clarity and lightness. The session is welcoming to newcomers and experienced practitioners alike, with no prior experience needed and an emphasis on openness to receive. First-time participants are offered a complimentary individual angel card reading after the meditation, providing an easy introduction to personal messages. Returning guests can add an angel card reading for $11. Admission is $11 per person, and the format is in person only.

Season two of the WCSS Kids TV Station and After-School Media Lab returns at Community Stepping Stones, offering a free, hands-on pathway for local youth to create their own station content. Participants explore camera work, lighting, and audio, sharpen on-camera presence through hosting, interviewing, and reporting, and practice digital storytelling as they script, edit, and produce student-led news segments. The experience emphasizes collaboration, communication, leadership, and media literacy. This launch grows from an earlier eight-week summer pilot and is powered by a regional partnership between Community Stepping Stones and Mr. Stevey & Friends that designates Community Stepping Stones as the Hillsborough County Regional Youth Anchor Hub, connecting with Sarasota County partners at the North Sarasota Library and the Historic Leonard Reid House to form a tri-county educational network in the Tampa area.

A milestone Business After Hours marks 15 years of Scates Realty & Pink Door Management in collaboration with the South Lake Chamber of Commerce. The Pink Door takes on a playful Pink‑tober Halloween vibe with lighthearted décor, music from DJ FunkMaster K, and a visit from the OneBlood Blood Mobile. The evening centers on relaxed networking and mingling, plus photo moments and festive activities. Costumes are encouraged, with a chance to vote for the most fun and creative look, and door prizes add to the excitement. The invitation encourages bringing business cards, favorite people, and plenty of Halloween spirit.

Presented by the Maitland Area Chamber of Commerce, this annual Burgers & Brews gathering brings relaxed networking to Brewlando Maitland. Enjoy Brewlando burgers and local craft brews while connecting with area business leaders in a low key setting. Admission includes tasty bites and beer, along with opportunities to meet other local companies interested in exploring partnerships.

The Polk ESE Advisory Council meeting offers a welcoming space for families and caregivers of students with exceptional needs to learn, exchange ideas, connect with others, and get questions answered about available supports. The session features presentations from the PCPS Transition Program, FDLRS, the Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resources System, and Brightside ABA. Parents and families are welcome to attend. The meeting will be held at Boone Middle School.

Swiftball brings the feel of an adult prom together with local vendors and high-energy drag entertainment inspired by Taylor Swift. Each show spotlights an extended era and varies by city, featuring performances from all 12 eras along with secret songs and tributes that span multiple tours. The night includes a best dressed contest with prizes and additional giveaways throughout the show. Creative stations invite guests to make friendship bracelets and headbands, and a sweets station is included with the ticket. The event also highlights giving back, with opportunities to donate to four charities selected from categories such as LGBTQIA rights, women’s rights, animal welfare, and causes addressing needs from homelessness and cancer to natural disasters. Expect a welcoming atmosphere that celebrates self-expression and new connections. Dress code: wear your dream prom look or your favorite era outfit.

Clermont’s newest sewing circle gathers at One Utopia for a relaxed, bring-your-own-handwork meetup. Bring small, non-electric, tidy projects like knitting, embroidery, cross stitch, or crochet. There is no admission cost, and attendees are asked to purchase a beverage on site, with no outside food or drinks. Consider bringing a clean reusable cup to reduce waste. The circle meets on the fourth Thursday throughout 2026, with a break in November and December for the holidays. For questions, email heather@southlakeyimby.com.

A lively bingo night at Gators Dockside Waterford Lakes features five games with cash on the line. Cards are purchased per round, with games one through three priced at $2 per card and games four and five at $5 per card, and all card sales are returned as prize money. Arriving early helps secure a good seat, and bringing exact cash makes buy-ins quick and easy.

Thursdays at Skipper’s Smokehouse feature a full slate of specials for every appetite. Kids eat free with the purchase of an adult meal. Oyster fans can enjoy one dollar oysters, with a minimum order of one dozen and a maximum of three dozen per person while supplies last. Happy Hour runs all day with a buy ten wings, get five free offer, plus discounted beers and cocktails. All promotions are available for dine-in only.

Enjoy an evening of live music at Two Bridges Pub with Davey Gilmore performing Britpop and UK classics.

Step up to the mic at Old Town’s karaoke, where every performer takes the spotlight. Whether you are a seasoned singer or simply enjoy songs with friends, all experience levels are welcome. Take the stage on Old Town’s Main Stage next to Southern Breeze and share a favorite tune.

This gathering offers casual chess at Tin & Taco Sodo in Orlando, with food and company. Craft tacos, pizza, beer, and sodas are available for purchase. Everyone is welcome, the format is come and go, and open play is free each week.

Hosted by LUA and Art of Joy & SelfLove, this intimate ceremony blends sacred cacao, guided meditation, voice activation, and a Qi Coils quantum frequency experience. The focus is heart opening, frequency alignment, and inner connection, helping you quiet the mind, awaken your authentic voice, and make room for balance and expansion. Whether you are seeking stillness, self expression, or a deeper relationship with yourself, it encourages you to pause, be present, and rediscover the joy within. Attendance is limited and booking ahead is necessary. Music for the event video is credited to Mose.

Plant Bingo takes place at American Legion Auxiliary Unit 10 in Kissimmee. People age 65 and up and veterans play for free. Everyone else can participate in ten games for $10.

Created in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this women-focused evening brings together health, finance, and community. Expect conversations about staying proactive with personal health, along with guidance on financial wellness, protection, and planning for the future. Light refreshments will be available. There will be time to connect with other women, learn practical tips, and leave with a small takeaway. The evening also supports a meaningful cause. Wearing a touch of pink is encouraged for a night centered on learning, connection, and empowerment.

Create a pumpkin mosaic in a relaxed, creative setting. Choose a single layer or double layer pumpkin form, then personalize it with colorful pieces of broken china in a mix of prints or with stained glass in a range of hues. Participants can gather early for dinner, drinks, and conversation before starting their projects. It is a laid back evening centered on creativity, food, and friendly company.

Put your Beetlejuice knowledge to the test during a themed trivia night at Pizza Hut. Team up with friends, enjoy pizza, and tackle questions inspired by the strange, spooky, and hilarious world of this supernatural classic.

It is showtime for Beetlejuice trivia at Pizza Hut in Clermont. Test how well you remember the strange, spooky, and hilarious moments from this supernatural classic. Bring a team, enjoy some pizza, and settle in for a night of spooky trivia fun.

Thrive Clermont, in partnership with the City of Clermont and Landi-Lou Talent Agency, brings the Teens Got Talent Showcase to the Clermont Performing Arts Center on the Main Stage. This combined stage production and visual art exhibition spotlights the creativity of Lake County students through a live, multi-genre performance alongside a gallery of student work. Local high school art teachers from across the county are invited to organize exhibit tables that highlight exceptional teen artists from their schools. Aligned with Thrive Clermont’s mission to empower young people, the showcase offers a platform for teens to share their skills, grow confidence, connect with peers, and benefit from mentorship by arts and entertainment professionals.

Elevated Booking, New World Tampa and aestheticized present a three-band bill featuring Gameface performing an all 90s set, Drag the River on its 30th Anniversary Tour, and The Arrival Note. Fronted by Jeff Caudill, Gameface has blended emo, pop, hardcore, indie and punk since 1991, pairing tuneful hooks with candid songwriting across releases that span early 7-inch recordings and albums like Good, Three to Get Ready, Every Last Time, Always On, Four To Go and the 2014 full length Now Is What Matters Now. Drag the River began in Fort Collins in 1996 when members of All, Armchair Martian and The Nobodys teamed up for a country rock outlet, producing a body of work that includes Hobo’s Demos, Closed, Live at the Starlight, Chicken Demos, Hey Buddies and It’s Crazy. The Arrival Note rounds out the lineup. Advance tickets are available.

Gather a team for a night of questions, laughs, and friendly rivalry as Empire Trivia brings its game to the Marketplace at Avalon Park. Participation is free, awards await the top three teams, and there are four extra chances to snag bonus prizes. Enjoy dinner from Marketplace vendors while you play, then see who walks away with bragging rights. No registration is needed... just walk in and take part.

At Tom's Tavern Forest Hills in Tampa, an open mic hosted by Fred Chandler welcomes regulars and first-timers every Wednesday and Thursday. The gathering has grown into a weekly tradition where musicians connect and the local scene flourishes. Performers step onto a stage supported by a full PA, with drums available, so bring your talent and the rest is covered. As a thank-you, T-shirts are offered to performers while supplies last. Entertainment is booked by Chandler Entertainment LLC, a talent agency providing artist management and live music booking in Florida. Community pages for Fred Chandler Music and Fred Chandler Epicoustic Events, along with the Open Mic - Fred Chandler Tampa, Florida group, share updates for those interested in staying connected.

Celebrate the release of Hyperia City with a sealed prerelease for Lorcana. Entry is $40. Each participant receives a prerelease kit with six Hyperia City packs and an exclusive foil promo card. Build a deck from those packs and play four rounds of Lorcana. After the event, players receive two booster packs for every match win. Early registration is available to participants in the local Lorcana League.

Teddy Swims will appear at Kia Center in Orlando, Florida.

This beginner-friendly adult hip hop class in Tampa features music from the 90s and early 2000s. Expect an emphasis on learning choreography and musicality, along with confidence building and a solid workout in a welcoming, judgment-free setting. It provides a fun weekly outlet for adults who want to dance.

Grab friends and belt out the songs you love at a lively karaoke night that welcomes powerhouse vocals and playful performances alike. Savor food and drinks while the feel good atmosphere builds and the stage becomes the place to shine. This Thursday tradition turns an ordinary evening into memorable moments, one favorite track at a time.

A lively karaoke night in the UBTH lounge offers sing-along favorites and plenty of laughs. Attendees can take the mic to perform favorite songs, or relax and cheer on other performers. All experience levels are welcome, whether singing or simply enjoying the show.

At Jessie’s Lounge, Peace Train Karaoke fills the room with sing-along energy, a crowd-pleasing mix of tracks, and a drink selection that matches the vibe. It creates a lively karaoke scene in downtown Winter Haven.

This brisk group ride covers an average of 42 miles at a steady 18 to 20 mph. The route uses public roadways and a bike trail to reach Apopka and then returns. Helmets are required and lights are recommended for visibility. Please follow all traffic laws and ride at your own risk. The ride is led by Keith.

Golfers will gather at Heritage Isles Golf & Country Club in Tampa for the ninth annual tournament. The event features a barbecue lunch, raffle prizes, a closest to the pin contest, and a longest drive challenge. Entry is $150 per player or $600 per team.

Pickleball at Gateway offers a welcoming setting for all skill levels. Newcomers can get instruction to learn the basics, and paddles and balls are provided. Two sessions are available. The first visit is free, and after that the cost is $5 per session.

Enjoy a relaxed community yoga session that welcomes participants of any age and ability level. Beginners can ease into poses at a comfortable pace, while experienced practitioners have room to challenge themselves. Each class runs for an hour, is free to the public, and is held outdoors at Crescent Park, so dress for the weather and bring a mat, a towel, and water.

The OAHC Sport Horse Spooktacular at Clarcona Horseman's Park features a full slate of sport horse and dressage competition alongside seasonal fun. Classes include Arabian, Half-Arabian, and Anglo-Arabian working hunters, Sport Horse In Hand, Sport Horse Under Saddle, and both English and Western dressage. The schedule also offers Western Dressage open to all breeds, open breed opportunity classes, additional fun classes, and a costume parade. Organizations noted include AHA, USEF, USDF, WDAA, and AQHA. Officials include dressage judges Susan Lauda (R) and Jean Thornton (R), western dressage judge Patti Thompson (R) with another judge to be announced, hunter judge Peg Pfeiffer, and steward Lindsey Hager.

Designed for Osceola County residents ages 55 and up, this District 3 monthly bingo event at Poinciana Library in Kissimmee is hosted by Chairman Brandon Arrington. Expect a Fall Festival theme, prizes, and a friendly setting to meet neighbors and enjoy a few lively rounds.

Learn how Florida native plants can thrive in the local climate while supporting wildlife and saving resources. If you are looking to add more natives to a yard or project and are unsure where to start, this class explains the ecological and aesthetic benefits of choosing native species. Instructors will spotlight several underused, low maintenance plants that attract pollinators and other wildlife, helping create more sustainable, resilient landscapes with less water and fewer inputs. The session is led by Dr. Heather Kalaman, Florida-Friendly Landscaping Agent with UF/IFAS Extension Orange County, along with members of the Tar Flower Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society. Registration is $20 and includes a two hour workshop, a guided walk through the 4 acre demonstration gardens, a packet of native wildflower seeds, and a potted Florida native plant. Classes may be canceled if minimum enrollment is not met. If that happens, a notification and refund confirmation will be sent to the email used during registration. The University of Florida is committed to universal access. For disability accommodations such as sign language interpreters, contact Heather Kalaman at hkalaman@ufl.edu at least two weeks in advance. For other special accommodation requests, call 407-254-9200 at least 10 business days prior to the program so proper arrangements can be made. Inflammatory or inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated and participants who disrupt the program may be removed. The University of Florida affirms equal opportunity.

Fridays at Universal Dog Care Orlando spotlight French Bulldogs and Frenchie mixes with a daycare experience tailored to their needs. The day is organized around safe, supervised playgroups, comfortable indoor spaces with climate control, and built in rest and cool down breaks. Activities focus on social enrichment and plenty of play, with lighthearted photo moments that capture each pup’s personality. Frenchie families appreciate the caring, experienced staff, safety focused playgroups designed for Frenchies, indoor comfort, and the emphasis on enrichment and social interaction. Space is limited each week. For rates and availability, text (407) 480-9669.

Every Friday night at Old Town, a muscle car show welcomes show-quality vehicles and ends with a cruise for registered participants. Eligible entries include muscle cars from 1964 and newer, plus hot rods and classics from 1985 and earlier. There is no charge for car owners to participate, and the public can attend at no cost. Participating classic cars should enter at the east side beneath the Jukebox signs, where event staff will greet drivers and arrange a security escort along the brick streets. Please wait for permission before driving on the bricks. Old Town Cruisers earn an entry each time they cruise on Fridays and Saturdays during the month for a chance to win $1,000. One name is drawn after the final Friday and Saturday cruises each month, awarding a total of $2,000 monthly courtesy of Old Town Kissimmee.

Celebrate the season at the Fall Festival at Renaissance Academy of Arts and Sciences, where barbecue fare will be available for purchase.

Meet voice actors from Transformers alongside comic book artists, and browse the largest Transformers-focused dealer room in the United States for merchandise. This is the largest fan-run Transformers convention in the world, bringing the community together for creator interactions and extensive shopping.

Presented by the DSE PTA, this family friendly Halloween dance keeps the frights mild and the fun high. There will be a Trick-or-Treat Trail, music from a live DJ for dancing, a photo booth for keepsake photos, and refreshments available for purchase. Costumes are welcome, and families can share a festive night together at Dillard Street Elementary School.

Trunk or treat at The Learning Experience (Windermere) brings Halloween to life with decorations, games and activities, face painting, treats, and spooky surprises. Highlights include an appearance by Bubble the Elephant, activities with partners at FUN BUS, and raffles. Costumes are encouraged. The occasion also offers a chance to learn more about the school, including its LEAP curriculum and enrichment program, created to support children’s learning, growth, exploration, and fun.

Funtastic Depot transforms into a neon-lit playground with live DJ sets and glowing lights. Families, teens, and friends can leap, dance, and go head to head across the park, enjoying arcade games, climbing walls, and the vibrant atmosphere. The experience builds to a grand finale show, and unlimited attractions are included. This is more than a trampoline park, it is a full-scale neon party.

Oakland Nature Preserve in Winter Garden presents a nighttime jack-o-lantern hike along the Glow Trail, illuminated by pumpkins carved by community members for an after-dark walk filled with warm autumn ambiance. The event spans two evenings with timed entry and limited capacity across three entry windows, so advance tickets are recommended and members should register. Onsite admission is only possible if timeslots remain available. Costumes are welcome, there will be candy stops for children, and guests can see some critters along the way. This is a family friendly experience, so appropriate attire and behavior are requested. For safety, pets are not permitted because wildlife such as bobcats and coyotes live on the preserve. Parking is available along the driveway, in the lot outside the gate, and at Family Christian School, and carpooling is encouraged. Those interested in contributing can register to donate a pumpkin. A porch carving session is also planned ahead of the event with a chance to greet Ambassador Salamander Dart.

Blue Rune Hobby and Games hosts a relaxed Friday Night Magic event focused on Casual Commander. Players can bring their favorite decks, find a pod, and enjoy community play without entry fees, timed rounds, or tournament pressure. In-store registration is required to participate.

At Conduit in Orlando, Buddha Trixie, Flight By Nothing, and Pleaser share the stage for an evening of performances from all three acts.

AJ in Evolution presents a musical ape persona that shapes evolving soundscapes set within the age of digital anthropology. A solo DIY musician since 2008 with broad multi-genre influences, AJ in Evolution returns to The Friar Tuck for a performance of genre-spanning sounds. Enjoy Fish & Chips alongside the music.

Classic Rock Legacy presents a live tribute to the music of Eric Clapton at the Ritz Theatre in Winter Haven. The performance features songs from throughout his career, offering an evening dedicated to his work. Tickets are available.

ARTS Unlimited, LLC presents Night of the Living Dead Live, a comedic tribute to the landmark 1968 film that is officially approved for the stage. Six strangers barricade themselves in a creepy farmhouse while a swarm of zombies presses in, and the production digs into the movie’s core themes, the swinging 1960s atmosphere, and its lasting influence on horror. With more than one possible ending, the characters face a cascade of dilemmas and slapstick chaos as they struggle to make it through the night. Select performances also feature a costume contest. To take part, a ticket is required, costumes must be family friendly, faces must remain clearly visible without masks or heavy makeup, and weapons as well as any blood or gore are not allowed. Two winners are chosen at each participating show. Entry may be refused to anyone who does not follow these rules, and no refunds are issued if removal is required.

Horror House Haunted House presents Psycho Circus, a haunted attraction offering more than 4,000 square feet of fear across two levels. Expect scare zones, live performances and shows, rock bands, carnival games, and food trucks, all arranged for the largest season to date with an even darker edge.

Pokémon Trainers are invited to compete in a League Challenge that offers season-long rewards and the chance to earn Championship Points toward a World Championships invitation. The competition runs in a Swiss format with best-of-one, 30 minute rounds. Entry is $12, and each participant receives a Play! Prize Pack upon registering. Prizes are determined by final Swiss records, and store credit is added to the prize pool for every player who enters. Championship Points are on the line as follows: first place earns 15 points, second place earns 12 points with four or more players, third and fourth earn 10 points each with eight or more, fifth through eighth earn 8 points each with fourteen or more, ninth through sixteenth earn 6 points each with twenty-five or more, and seventeenth through thirty-second earn 4 points each with forty-eight or more.

Cigano Swing brings its gypsy jazz artistry to Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts, drawing on the tradition of Django Reinhardt and the Hot Club de France while adding fresh energy. The quartet features André Santana on lead guitar, Kyle Jones on bass, Allen Kooken on rhythm guitar, and Emily Cole on vocals. Their sound blends nimble improvisation, driving swing rhythms, and graceful, nostalgic singing for music that feels both classic and new. The group has sold out shows at this venue, appeared at College Park Jazz Fest, headlined the New Smyrna Beach Jazz Festival, and performed live on 89.9 WUCF Jazz. Appearances for Seminole State College and First Institute reflect their place as one of Florida’s leading gypsy jazz ensembles.

Uncle John's Band brings a jam-forward celebration of the Grateful Dead, aiming to capture the feel, improvisation, and communal spirit of a classic Dead concert. Formed in 1989 in Clearwater, Florida, the group has logged hundreds of performances around the Tampa Bay area, including shows at the State Theatre in St. Petersburg, festivals at Vinoy Park, sunset sets at Clearwater Pier, and a long running Thursday night tradition at Skipper's Smokehouse in Tampa, building a following in the thousands. Admission is $10 and tickets are not sold in advance.

Hosted at Hard Rock Live Orlando in Universal Orlando's CityWalk, this event follows venue policies designed to make the experience smooth and accessible. Additional parking fees may apply. For shows with a general admission floor or perimeter, a designated wheelchair area is available on the raised perimeter of the main floor, and staff will escort guests there and provide a companion seat. Backpacks, extended lens cameras, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside.

Grumpy’s Underground hosts a costume-friendly bass night with two stages, a haunted atmosphere, and a $5 cover charge. The roster features True Self, a Central Florida DJ and producer with classical training whose breakbeat and electro sound draws from southern bass, hip hop, and classic dance influences, alongside Berto, recognized for high-energy, story-driven sets and a recent invitation to EDC Orlando. Jrok, a New Orleans native now in Orlando with NOLA Beats Records, brings fast, live-style mixing, and Kris Kokopelli hosts the second stage. Mofo’n Redliners, the trio of Spark-D, Rosk, and Ms.MF, deliver Florida-focused selections that fuse Florida Breaks, UKG, and tech house. Gr3ywolf appears as an opener. Fun-D-Mentlz, the Kandi-Land boss known in Orlando for sharp curation and contagious energy, steps up with Mo Skillz, who leans into massive, spooky-tinged bass. DJ Penguin rounds out the bill, representing Orlando and Denver. Expect chest-thumping low end, eerie ambiance, and relentless momentum on the dance floor.

BYU Cougars visit the UCF Knights for a college football clash at Acrisure Bounce House. The game highlights contrasting playing styles and distinct fan bases, offering a look at how each team handles conference stakes and the demands of travel. With the season moving into its later stretch, both sides are aiming to make a statement, setting the stage for an intense matchup. Tickets are available for those who want to experience it in person.

Music Bingo gets a hip hop twist at Hurricane Grill & Wings in Apopka, featuring a soundtrack of 80s and 90s hits. Players mark their cards as classic tracks and recognizable hooks play, creating a lively, sing along atmosphere. It is a fun way for friends to test their music knowledge and try to be the first to call bingo.

This event at Sun on the Beach in Old Town Kissimmee brings together trading card game fans to browse more than 70 tables featuring Pokémon, One Piece, Lorcana, Riftbound, and more. Attendees can meet fellow collectors, hunt for favorite cards, and enjoy food and drinks while exploring the selection. Admission and parking are free, making it easy for families and friends to spend time discovering new treasures.

Hosted by NONA NERDS tcg, this Old Town card show fills Sun on the Beach at Old Town Kissimmee with more than 70 tables of trading cards to browse. Collectors can look for favorites from Pokémon, One Piece, Lorcana, Riftbound, and other popular games, and connect with fellow enthusiasts. Food and drink options are available in the Old Town area for those making a longer visit. Admission and parking are free.

An easygoing, hour-long out and back run welcomes all paces at Propagate Social House in Apopka, FL. Expect 30 minutes out and 30 minutes back, with quick access to the West Orange Trail just a block from the meet point, so everyone returns around the same time whether running, walking, or mixing it up. ARC is a community running group that invites every level and stride. Plan for conditions by checking the weather and available light, and bring any gear you might need. Parking is available in the nearby plaza and in a city lot across the street. After the run, enjoy a 15% discount on coffee or opt for breakfast with a mimosa. Outdoor seating is available for well-behaved dogs.

Avalon Park Gym serves as the starting point for a group ride with several pace groups and distance options. The A group moves at over 22 miles per hour on the Fort route for roughly 60 miles and follows a drop format. The B group rides around 19 to 21 miles per hour on the Fort route, with mileage choices from about 35 to 60. The C group aims for approximately 16 to 19 miles per hour on the same route and offers the same range of distances. There is also an earlier option on the I-way covering about 20 to 23 miles.

Riders depart from Trek Clermont for a group outing led by Keith. The route is chosen by participants and usually covers 26 to 33 miles, mixing flat stretches, occasional climbs, and segments on public roads. The average pace is around 19 mph, and nobody is left behind. All riders should follow traffic laws and participate at their own risk. Helmets are required, and lights are suggested for added visibility.

Race day begins with packet pickup, followed by a quick meet-up at the start line for the kids dash before participants are guided to the starting area. The national anthem leads into the official start, and live results with awards can be checked at the registration tent right after finishing. Every entry comes with a designer race shirt, a custom medal, chip timing with instant results and awards, complimentary photos, and snacks waiting at the finish line for a festive atmosphere. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 10k, with registration for ages 12 and under set at $17. To make sure a shirt is reserved, register by midnight on the Thursday that falls two weeks before race day. This family-friendly experience welcomes all paces and fitness levels, whether aiming for a personal best or simply enjoying the day. Registration for the 5k, 10k, and Half Marathon includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The 1 Mile option is untimed and includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The kids dash, designed for ages 10 and under, is an untimed sprint that includes a mini bib, a youth-size shirt, and a medal created just for young runners. Children may also participate in the kids dash at no cost if they prefer to skip the included swag.

Safely dispose of household hazardous materials and old electronics at a free community collection held at East River High School. Staff will be on site to help unload items so the drop off is simple and quick. Commercial loads are not accepted, and there is a 25 gallon per vehicle limit for paint and chemicals.

Fins & Fenders Cruise-In creates a relaxed island atmosphere for automotive enthusiasts. The gathering showcases classic cars, custom builds, modern rides, trucks, and motorcycles, along with friendly conversation, breakfast options, morning drinks, and a vendor market. There is no judging, no trophies, and no registration fees. Vehicle participation and spectator admission are free, and the event is open to everyone. Before the event wraps up, participating vehicles take a slow, island-style cruise through the resort for overnight guests to enjoy. For safety and courtesy, revving and burnouts are not permitted anywhere on resort property, and drivers should follow posted speed limits and resort rules. License to Chill Day Passes are available for purchase and include access to the resort's pools, waterslide, splash pad, mini golf, and other included amenities and activities.

Celebrate the season on the water with a fall-themed stand up paddle flow at Lake Hiawatha Preserve, featuring a 90 minute class on Lake Minneola. The session includes a gentle paddle out to anchors before settling into the flow. No prior SUP experience is required, and basic swimming ability is encouraged. Participants can bring their own board, and rentals are available. Add to the festive mood by wearing autumn-inspired gear and decorating your board.

This annual plant sale features plants grown by members, secondhand garden items in good condition, and raffle drawings. A wagon can be handy for transporting your finds. Payments are accepted by cash, check, or credit card.

Hands On Haven is the City of Winter Haven’s free, family friendly Truck & Treat celebration that offers children and families a close look at the vehicles, equipment, technology, and the people who keep local services running each day. Step into fire trucks and police vehicles, check out heavy machinery and specialized tools, and meet city staff to learn how different departments support the community while picking up treats along the way. City teams will be available to answer questions, demonstrate their gear, and show what it takes to keep Winter Haven moving. In the spirit of Truck & Treat, costumes are encouraged. Expect plenty to see and do, from service vehicles and hands-on demonstrations to technology exhibits and even airplanes, with many opportunities to explore. Admission is free, and activities are designed for families who want a look behind the scenes at how the city works.

A Halloween-inspired golf outing at Rogers Park Golf Course blends costumes, friendly competition, and school spirit in support of Pepin Academies. On the course, golfers can take aim in the Hole-in-One, Closest to the Pin, and Longest Drive contests for bragging rights and prizes. Those feeling bold can enter the optional Happy Gilmore Challenge to put their short game to the test. Off the greens, a silent auction and raffle prizes add more ways to contribute while spending a memorable day with friends, coworkers, and fellow supporters. Festive attire is encouraged, and the atmosphere stays playful whether you are chasing birdies or soaking up the spooky fun. Every swing, bid, and raffle ticket helps make a difference for Pepin Academies students.

Spend a day focused on conservation and discovery along the Wekiva River with Florida Field Club at Wekiwa Springs State Park in Orlando. The morning centers on hands-on restoration with Seminole County SERV, removing invasive plants that threaten native species and the habitats wildlife rely on. Kids take a close look at how to tell invasive plants from native ones and why stewardship matters. After the restoration work, the experience continues at Wekiva Island with Wekiva After Dark. Terri Jones from PERCH will introduce a live owl ambassador for a close encounter. Participants explore what awakens along the river after sunset, learn how owls hunt so effectively, and see these adaptations up close. Children then become nature sleuths by dissecting real owl pellets, uncovering tiny bones and skulls, and using those clues to identify an owl’s meal. Families can remain at Wekiva Island afterward for The Tooting Otter Trick or Treat for extra October fun. These activities are designed for kids ages 5 to 12 but are open to all curious children, and each participating child receives a collectible t-shirt to commemorate the Field Mission.

A Zumba fitness class that welcomes all fitness levels, offering a friendly environment and a fun workout.

Settle into a relaxed community yoga session that gives beginners time to learn foundational poses while offering seasoned practitioners room to push their practice. All ages and experience levels are welcome. This free public class lasts about an hour and takes place outdoors at Crescent Park, so dress for the weather and bring a mat, a towel, and water.

Get started with Pilates in a beginner friendly, 30 minute Reformer session led by Coach Crystal. Drawing on over 10 years of experience, she teaches foundational movement, proper form, and how to use the Reformer safely so newcomers can feel confident before moving into a regular class. With only four reformers available, the small setting allows for personalized instruction. The cost is $15, online registration is required before class, and the session is held at PITYFitness Pilates Studio.

Now in its third year, the Vocational Trade Expo Fair brings an expanded experience to South Apopka, Florida. It features a larger vendor lineup, added resources, and broader opportunities for the community to explore vocational paths and make connections. The event offers a welcoming setting to gather information and engage with the organizations participating.

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.

Cosmic Pageants brings back its second annual Halloween Spooktacular in Clermont, transforming the Black Box Theater at the Clermont Arts and Recreation Center into a festive stage for Halloween themed pageantry. The program features a full day of spirited competitions and family friendly fun with a spooky twist. New and returning Cosmic families are welcome. Early bird pricing is available, and a $50 deposit holds a spot.

The Tampa Guitar Show returns to the Florida State Fairgrounds for two days dedicated to guitars and gear. Browse extensive selections of vintage, rare, and modern instruments, along with amps, pedals, accessories, and other hard to find equipment. Local and national vendors host live demonstrations and offer hands on opportunities to try out the latest finds. Musicians at every level, collectors, and music fans can buy, sell, and trade, compare options, and connect with a community of players and gear enthusiasts while searching for that unexpected piece to round out a setup.

UroTuning’s Trunk or Treat returns with a casual meet centered on cars and candy. It carries the relaxed feel of a cars and coffee gathering, only without the coffee. Participants open their trunks to hand out sweets and showcase spooky car mods, creating a friendly outing for friends and families.

DriveFit 4ORE Golf Training offers science-based small group sessions designed to enhance rotational power and build injury resilience for golfers. Spots are limited.

The Promenade at Sunset Walk hosts the Sunset Walk Weekend Wellness Series featuring a complimentary fitness class with a live DJ keeping the music going before, during, and after the session. Fuel up with food and drink selections from 7 Brew Coffee and La Boom Café. Participants receive 15% off their entire check at Lizzie’s Memphis Style BBQ and a complimentary coffee with each entrée. A weekly gift card giveaway adds extra fun. An RSVP is required to be eligible, and winners must be present to claim a prize. Please bring your own mat or towel.

Spend some time with The Animal League’s cats at the brand new Petco in Clermont. Team Meow volunteers will be on site to host meet and greets, offer plenty of kitty cuddles with the cats housed at the store, and share information about how to become a foster. The Animal League uses a best match process to pair pets with the right homes, and the first step is completing an adoption application. You can view the cats at this Petco during regular store hours. Please note that Petco staff cannot provide access for handling or one-on-one visits, so reach out to The Animal League’s adoption team to set an appointment if you want to meet a specific cat at Petco Clermont. Donations that support this work are also welcomed at the adoption center, thrift store, and wellness center.

Bibleway Royal Christian Academy hosts its second annual Fall Fest, a community celebration centered on family, fellowship, and fun in support of education. Attendees can enjoy games and other attractions, inflatables, live performances, food and drinks, area vendors, giveaways and prizes, and access to local services and resources. The event is organized by the academy and led by Apostle C. A. Cowart. Proceeds support student programs and community outreach at the school. Businesses and organizations interested in participating as vendors, sponsors, volunteers, or partners can contact Fall Fest Coordinator Zshne Simmons at 863-651-0211 or zsimmons@cogtb.com. It is planned as a day of activities for all ages.

This Halloween themed adoption event from The Way Station Cat & Kitten Rescue takes place at Petco Poinciana in Kissimmee. Attendees can meet adoptable cats and kittens, search for a perfect match, and maybe leave with a companion sweeter than any treat. The gathering welcomes those ready to adopt as well as supporters of rescue, with plenty of whiskers, purrs, and seasonal charm.

Subaru enthusiasts meet at West Oaks Mall for a pre-meet ahead of Subiefest FL. The gathering highlights a shared passion for Boxer engines and features a group drive to Bradenton, Florida. Trophies are in the mix, and tickets are available via the organizer’s bio link.

This family-friendly Halloween glow bingo gathering brings together kids, grandparents, extended family, and neighbors for a single-day celebration. It is a private, ticketed event, and entry is limited to guests with seats confirmed for every person in their party through Eventbrite.

Presented by Healthy Start, this free expo focuses on maternal and infant health and safety for expectant parents and families with babies under one year. It is designed to support growing families with a focus on well-being during pregnancy and a child's first year. To qualify for prizes, families need to arrive within the first hour.

This event is free to attend.

Celebrate Halloween with the annual Trunk or Treat presented by Evolve and BTG. Wear a costume and bring a candy bag to collect sweets. Participants who want to decorate a vehicle can enter the trunk contest for a $10 cash-only fee. The winning trunk receives half of the entry pot, and the remaining half helps cover field trip bus costs. The focus is on Halloween fun, imaginative trunk designs, and lots of treats.

UNO Pizzeria and Grill hosts a hands-on deep dish pizza class focused on the techniques behind Chicago-style pies. Learn with expert chefs as you prepare the crust, layer the toppings, and bake to a flavorful finish. Open to all skill levels, the experience emphasizes practical instruction and participation. Each ticket includes a pizza-making demonstration, lunch with a salad and a beverage, and unlimited soft drinks.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed trunk-or-treat celebration featuring candy at decorated cars, complimentary face painting, a bounce house, and a visit from mascot Andy the Armadillo. The first 150 trunk-or-treat participants will receive a free kid’s meal for their next visit to Texas Roadhouse. Additional activities are planned.

Learn how to create authentic Chicago-style deep dish pizza at UNO Pizzeria and Grill in a hands-on cooking class. Work with experienced chefs as you prepare the dough, shape a sturdy crust, layer the toppings in the right order, and bake your pie to a perfectly cooked finish. The experience is designed for every skill level, from first-timers to seasoned home cooks. Each ticket includes step-by-step instruction, lunch with a salad and a beverage, and unlimited soft drinks.

This free, family-friendly gathering focuses on drug prevention education with engaging activities for all ages. It features poster and coloring contests along with raffles, and more details will be announced soon.

Taking place at the Apopka Community Center, Red Ribbon Spooktacular is a free, family friendly event focused on drug prevention education. It features activities, poster and coloring contests, and raffles. Additional details will be shared soon.

A weekly Old Town tradition takes car enthusiasts on a trip down memory lane and has been part of the community for more than three decades. The showcase features show-quality vehicles from 1985 and earlier, including hot rods, street rods, and antiques. After the display, registered cars roll out together for a cruise. Admission is free for participants and free for the public, making it a family-friendly outing for every generation. Drivers bringing classic cars should enter beneath the east side of the Jukebox signs, where event staff will greet arrivals and arrange a security escort onto the brick streets. Please wait for permission before driving on the bricks. Old Town Cruisers also earn entries toward a $2,000 monthly giveaway. Each time you cruise on Friday and Saturday during the month, you receive an entry. One name is drawn after the last Friday cruise and another after the last Saturday cruise for $1,000 each courtesy of Old Town Kissimmee.

Create a personalized wood sign at a relaxed paint and sip class that provides all materials and clear, step-by-step instruction. No experience is required. Bring your creativity and enjoy music, drinks, and friendly company while you paint. This hands-on session is great for a fun outing, a date night, or a group activity.

Teak Neighborhood Grill hosts an upbeat spin on bingo with an R&B soundtrack, pairing smooth classics, soulful favorites, and familiar hits that invite plenty of sing-alongs. Expect relaxed vibes, good food, and lots of chances to call out bingo. Gather your crew and consider arriving early to get settled and enjoy the music.

A vibrant celebration of plant-based eats, creativity, and community with a Halloween twist. Sample a world of vegan flavors from chefs and local vendors, spanning burgers and sushi to sweets and smoothies. Enjoy performances, live DJs, and speakers. A costume contest for adults, kids, and groups offers cash prizes, and there will be additional contests, prizes, and giveaways. Admission is free, and the event is family friendly and pet friendly.

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.

Now in its second year, Frank Fest gathers the community at RockPit Brewing & Distilling in Orlando to celebrate the life and legacy of Frank Lodanosky while raising funds for pancreatic cancer research as an official community fundraiser in support of Moffitt Cancer Center. Expect live music throughout the event, including sets from Pop Punk Dad Rock and a Rock & Roll Legends show by The Moondogs Tribute, along with craft beer, food, 50/50 and gift basket raffles, and opportunities to learn about and contribute to the cause. New this year, the Frank Fest Charity Car Show welcomes vehicles from 1989 and earlier, is capped at 20 entries, and features a $20 per-vehicle registration that counts toward a donation contest. The car that brings in the most donations earns The PIT Cup, and registration and donation proceeds support pancreatic cancer research through Moffitt Cancer Center.

Now in its second year, OGO Accounting Services hosts a community trunk-or-treat celebration in Orlando, bringing a festive fall atmosphere for all ages. Families can look forward to games, music, food trucks, prize giveaways, pumpkins, and friendly contests, creating plenty of seasonal fun. Admission is free and the event is designed with families in mind. Local businesses and organizations are invited to support the festival through sponsorships or donations as a way to connect with the community.

Take part in a 5K run and fun walk that benefits the Bleeding Disorders Foundation of Florida. The walk is free, and participants are encouraged to donate or fundraise in support of the mission. The run has a registration fee of $25 for adults and $10 for students. Anyone who raises $25 or more will receive a special Creepy Crawl event T-shirt, along with opportunities for additional prizes and awards. Race-day sign-up and packet pickup will be available. Build a team to walk or run, invite friends, family, and neighbors to join in, and start fundraising, since every contribution helps. Funds raised support the bleeding disorders community through essential programs and services, turning individual efforts into a meaningful impact while having fun.

The official launch of Rise Above 5K Foundation, Inc. will be hosted at A Perfect Union Art Gallery. Born from a vision shaped by survival, the foundation is dedicated to supporting domestic violence survivors as they heal, rebuild, and work toward thriving. The evening features a cocktail reception followed by a formal program that introduces the organization and shares the vision behind upcoming initiatives, with entertainment and opportunities for connection and community impact. Admission is free, and registration is required. Donations will be accepted during the event to help develop programs, resources, and services for survivors. Created by a survivor and guided by purpose, the foundation is focused on transforming survival into resilience and growth.

An evening dedicated to advancing the mission of providing expertly trained service dogs at no cost for children, adults, and veterans with disabilities. Guests can enjoy a social hour with cocktails, a seated dinner, and entertainment while taking part in both silent and live auctions that feature a handpicked array of items. Throughout the program, attendees will hear powerful personal stories from clients whose lives have been changed by these service dogs. Cocktail attire is requested.

Enjoy a free, dog-friendly Halloween celebration as a dog training facility transforms into a spooky boneyard filled with local vendors, food trucks, themed cocktails, raffles, games, and more. Food and drinks will be available from Pipos Latin Food, Nibuya, Zayn Coffee, Kara's Cookies, Citrus Stree Shaved Ice, Stardust Dirty Soda, and Ivanhoe Park Brewing. Explore offerings from Little Bear Boutique, Earl's Bakehouse, Pawlicious Dog Ice Cream, and Campy Doodles. A visit from Fearless Family Farm brings friendly farm animals to round out the fun for people and pups alike.

Part of the 3rd Annual Ballroom Weekend, this spellbinding ball blends pageantry, performance, and purpose while advancing the weekend’s focus on health, wellbeing, and community resources. Hosted by co‑founder and vice president Kalypso 007 with music by DJ Nightwing West and commentary from Tiny Gorgeous Gucci, it is Florida Alliance OTY approved. Look for $3,000 in cash awards and more than 35 trophies. Admission is $20 online or $30 at the door. Main floor house tables carry a Redemption Privilege that lets each court overturn one ruling in the first half and one in the second. Table options include the Commoner’s Guild at $300 for eight seats with two bottles of enchanted elixir and one complimentary entry, the Noble Court at $400 for eight seats with three bottles, a standard dressing room, and two complimentary entries, and the Royal High Council at $500 for ten seats with four bottles, a deluxe dressing room, and three complimentary entries. Fashion shines with a $500 Best Dressed grand award inspired by elemental fire that requires red, orange, and yellow. Runway crowns another $500 grand winner for Royal Luxury with looks that feature gemstones, sumptuous drapery, or a statement headpiece. An OTA Best Dressed mini grand honors spectators who arrive in regal finery. Performance artistry takes center stage in multiple ways. Hands Performance offers a $600 grand prize for storytelling crafted through precision handwork enhanced by enchanted gloves. The Warrior’s Arena is a $200 mini grand for battle‑ready fantasy knights, and no real weapons are permitted. Tag Team Performance awards $200 to a duo whose synchronized magic, coordinated attire, and energy exchanges prove their power is stronger together. House Production centers on The Healing Arts, with a maximum of five minutes and required elements of performance, realness, face, and runway, uplifting the pillars of protection, healing, and knowledge. Realness salutes citizens of the Enchanted Realms across archetypes such as forest scholars, arcane engineers, shadowy protectors, sea sirens, harvest witches, sorcerers, elemental channelers, and beast tamers, with prop guidance noted for safety. Bizarre grants a $500 grand prize for transforming into a fantastic creature and asks for a standard‑size inspiration photo. Sex Siren celebrates mesmerizing hybrid beings that fuse human allure with mythical traits, with full productions encouraged but not required. Face, titled The Fairest of Them All, calls for white and sky blue with pearlescent accents, plus a conceal then reveal moment. Old Way vs New Way reimagines the Royal Jester, requiring a jester hat and jester shoes, with red and white for Old Way and green and yellow for New Way. Commentator vs Commentator spotlights the Voices of the Realms in all white with metallic silver and incorporates the word MAGIC. Additional showcases include High Fashion Streetwear: Rags to Royalty, where humble origins are elevated into couture. Sneaker vs Sneaker: The Golden Touch centers on opulent golden footwear worthy of a vault. Heel vs Heel takes flight as Winged Royalty, pairing statement heels with wings. Beginners Delight welcomes first‑year students of the Ballroom Academy, with purple and gold for runway, blue and gold for performance, and white and gold for face. Shake Dat A$$: Dark Lords Shakes the Realm requires a commanding villain with a bald cap and a cape.

FLAW brings back its annual Halloween show with a lineup that includes Behind the Haze, Kalus, KillBride, and Exoplasm. More guests will be announced to round out the Halloween celebration.

Rock 'N Rev Ocoee hosts a performance celebrating the music of Linkin Park by New Divide, a tribute featuring Florida musicians. The lineup 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.

Wojo’s Sports Bar hosts a music-themed bingo night celebrating the legends of popular music. Mark your cards to familiar hits from major artists, sing along, and take your shot at bingo glory. Arrive early with friends to enjoy food, classic songs, and plenty of chances to win.

Pumpkin season brings the return of the foam cannon at Dougie’s, turning the play yard into a bubbly playground for pups and a relaxed spot for their humans. Dogs can dash through heaps of pet-safe foam while people enjoy a cold drink and watch the zoomies. Costumes are encouraged to show off fall style, music keeps the energy up all night, and there are extra surprises tucked around the pumpkin patch. Expect wet and foamy fur by the end, so bring a towel for the ride home.

Orlando City SC faces NYCFC at Inter&Co Stadium in Orlando for Military Appreciation Night, presented by Audi. The match will be played under the lights. Wear your purple and bring the noise to add to the stadium atmosphere.

Designed for homeschool students and families, this overnight at WonderWorks Orlando offers after-hours access to more than 100 hands-on exhibits along with unlimited laser tag, ropes course fun, and arcade play. Activities also include a scavenger hunt, rides, a private performance of The Outta Control Magic Dinner Show, and a visit from Professor Wonder. Dinner features unlimited pizza with dessert, and a light continental breakfast is included. Tickets are $62.00 plus tax per person and are non-refundable. Private overnight bookings at the venue require a minimum of 80 paid participants, and the events team can discuss options for meeting the minimum for this event. For reservations or questions, contact the Events Supervisor at 407-351-8800 ext. 3338 or education@wonderworksonline.com.

Rex Floyd presents a Pink Floyd tribute performed by Rexartrifken’s four piece jam band, honoring five decades of the group’s album legacy. The performance aims to capture the spirit of the original band and pairs the music with dynamic sound, lighting, and laser effects for a full concert atmosphere. Admission is $15 to $20.

This sealed-format store championship at Krum’s World features a $50 entry that includes six packs for building a minimum 40 card deck. Prize support recognizes Top 8, Top 4, and the winner, with full details available at the store. Capacity is limited.

This community run starts and finishes at Propagate Social House in Apopka and follows a simple 20 minutes out, 20 minutes back route on the West Orange Trail heading south. The timed out and back format helps everyone return together regardless of pace, and participants are welcome to run or walk. After the effort, relax with coffee or a breakfast sandwich at Propagate Social House. Please come prepared for the weather and available light with appropriate gear.

Set in Downtown Clermont, this farmers market features seasonal produce, handcrafted items, and a variety of area vendors. Visitors can pick up a coffee, wander the park, and enjoy small town charm while supporting local businesses. It offers a welcoming atmosphere for families and friends.

A weekly yoga class takes place at Basecamp. Participants should bring a yoga mat and plan to practice on the lawn by the yurts.

An annual Halloween meet up brings festive costumes and friendly competition. Attendees can cast votes for the best costume, and the top-voted entry earns a $25 Petco gift card. Everyone has a chance to vote, and there is a limit of one gift card and one winner per owner. Voting takes place during the gathering, with results announced after ballots are counted.

For nearly four decades, the Downtown Orlando Farmers Market has brought the community together in the heart of Lake Eola Park. Visitors can stroll around the lake, take in the Downtown Orlando atmosphere, and browse a wide range of goods from local vendors and small businesses. Vendors include Local Tomatoes LLC with a colorful selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, seasonal produce, and farm fresh eggs. The market celebrates shopping local, supporting small businesses, eating fresh, and enjoying time in the park with family and friends.

Now in its thirteenth year, Barktoberfest hosted by Orange County Animal Services spotlights the efforts of local rescue partners and the adoptable pets in their care. Dozens of rescue groups will be on site with animals of various breeds, sizes, and ages available for adoption, alongside pet-related vendors, food trucks, and the Orange County Animal Services mobile clinic. The mobile clinic will offer free rabies vaccinations and microchipping for pets owned by Orange County residents, with a limit of two pets per household. For safety, dogs must be leashed and cats must be secured in carriers. Pets with previous vaccine reactions, current medical conditions, or reactive behavior toward other animals or people will not be served. Staff may apply muzzles as a precaution, and any pet that cannot be handled safely will be declined.

Compete in a $5-entry, Swiss-style tournament at Coliseum of Comics in Orlando. The event uses Standard format for trading card play. Bring a Player ID, a 60-card deck in uniform, good-condition sleeves, a completed deck list ready before registration, and dice or damage counters. Sleeves and dice are available for purchase on site. Age divisions may be split into Junior, Senior, and Masters based on turnout. Prizes include promo cards and booster packs.

Orlando Improv Comedy Club presents a Hocus Pocus themed drag brunch filled with spellbinding performances, fierce looks, and plenty of campy magic. Expect a playful, spooky vibe that celebrates all things witchy with high-energy numbers and crowd-pleasing moments. VIP admission includes front section seating and a meet and greet with the artists.

Enjoy a hands-on Halloween bonsai forest workshop at Zymarium. Participants will build a miniature grove with moss, pebbles, and materials for winding pathways, then add Halloween figurines and decorations to create an eerie, personalized scene. Each ticket includes a completed bonsai forest to take home, the building materials, a pair of bonsai shears to keep, and two glasses of mead. This is the only Halloween-themed bonsai forest class offered in Central Florida this season, so craft, decorate, sip, and leave with a spooky miniature landscape of your own.

Capture festive beach memories with mini photo sessions featuring a playful sandman setup at New Smyrna Beach. These family-friendly sessions are a hit with kids and include a small Christmas tree option, plus the flexibility to take a few images without props. These minis are intended for those who want the sandman included, and availability is limited. Each session lasts 20 minutes and includes 10 fully edited images for $350, with a $50 nonrefundable deposit due at booking and the remaining balance due by the session date. Additional images or the full gallery can be purchased. Beach portraits without holiday props are also available separately. To secure a spot and receive confirmation, send a direct message rather than commenting.

Experience a sneak peek of the Pokémon TCG expansion Mega Evolution: Delta Reign, where the skies take center stage with Mega Rayquaza ex leading the charge alongside Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex, and Mega Golisopod ex. Entry is $30 and includes one sealed prerelease kit to build your deck for limited play. The event features three Swiss rounds with best of one, 30 minute matches, and there is no top cut. Players receive one additional booster pack for each round they play.

A community Trunk or Treat offers a fun, family-friendly evening centered on safety, costumes, candy, and fellowship. Friends, neighbors, and families gather for an annual celebration where children can show off their costumes, collect treats, and enjoy a cheerful atmosphere.

C&E Live Music brings a high-energy dueling pianos experience to Rock 'N Rev Ocoee, blending singalongs, quick-witted humor, and nonstop crowd interaction. Performers at two pianos shape the show around audience requests, moving from classic rock and country to pop favorites, nostalgic throwbacks, Disney tunes, and the anthems everyone asks for. Expect lively back-and-forth with the room, spirited performances, and plenty of chances to sing along, making it a fit for friends, families, date nights, and music lovers of every age. Presented by C&E Live Music.

Drivin N Cryin takes the stage for a night of seasoned rock from a band that launched at Atlanta’s 688 Club in 1985 and later earned places in both the Georgia and Wisconsin Music Halls of Fame. Founding members Kevn Kinney and Tim Nielsen, joined by longtime drummer Dave V Johnson, lead a set shaped by decades on the road and a deep songbook. Recent highlights include the Island Records reissue of Mystery Road, Darius Rucker’s take on the anthem "Straight To Hell," a remastered version of their 1997 self-titled album reintroduced as Too Late To Turn Back Now, the studio release Live The Love Beautiful, and an ongoing tribute series of more than 100 songs honoring Kinney’s writing. The group has shared stages with Hootie & The Blowfish, The Black Crowes, Blackberry Smoke, The Marshall Tucker Band, and Jason Isbell, with repeat appearances on Rock Boat, Outlaw Country Cruise, Moon Crush, and other specialty events. This event is for ages 21 and over, with entry permitted for those under 21 when accompanied by a parent or guardian.

A family-friendly trunk-or-treat at First Pres features decorated car trunks from members and friends who will be handing out candy. Kids can wear their Halloween costumes and enjoy an evening of community fun.

Each Sunday, Kaleidoscope serves a simple comfort special. Fresh spaghetti is priced at $8 and comes with garlic toast. The kitchen prepares a limited amount, so arriving early increases the chances of getting a plate. It is an easy way to wind down the weekend, especially with a drink alongside.

Country singer-songwriter Mitch Rossell delivers heartfelt storytelling with a voice that pulls listeners into every line. His catalog has surpassed 100 million streams, with songs like “Son” and “All I Need to See” resonating widely. He has shared arena and stadium stages with Garth Brooks and written several of Brooks’s recent singles, including the No. 1 “Ask Me How I Know.” Rossell also co-wrote “Dive Bar,” Brooks’s top 5 duet with Blake Shelton, along with the top 10 “All Day Long” and the top 30 “That’s What Cowboys Do.” Recognized as a rising force in country music, he earned a crowd-on-their-feet moment with his Grand Ole Opry debut and made a notable run on America’s Got Talent, where his performance of “Son” climbed to the top of the iTunes charts.

Trunk or Treat offers families an evening filled with candy, games, and festive fall fun. This community event is designed to be a safe, welcoming way to celebrate the season together. Opportunities are available to host a trunk.

Open Mic Night at UBTH Lounge welcomes performers and supporters for an evening of live music, poetry, comedy, and more. The setting is friendly and encouraging, with plenty of cheers for local talent. All ages are welcome. Those who want to take the stage can reserve a spot by signing up in advance on Instagram, and every skill level is invited to participate. Friends and family are encouraged to attend and share a relaxed night of entertainment and community spirit.

Chasing Abbey is set for an upcoming onstage appearance. Tickets will be available soon, so be ready when sales begin.

Southern Cross Service Dogs hosts a charity golf tournament to raise funds for providing service dogs to veterans in need. Enjoy time on the course while supporting a mission that connects veterans with canine partners.

A friendly gathering centered on crafting, quilting, and sewing. Participants connect in fellowship while creating together with warmth and care.

The UCF Art Gallery presents a vibrant showcase of work by faculty from the UCF School of Visual Arts and Design. These professional artists have earned national and international recognition for pieces that invite reflection and conversation. The exhibition spans both traditional and contemporary practices, featuring drawing, painting, digital art, photography, printmaking, sculpture, and mixed media. It offers a broad view of the diverse creative approaches shaped by the faculty.

FanART: Appropriation and Affection explores how fandom sparks creativity and personal expression through contemporary artworks. The exhibition gathers artists who rework popular culture, shared images, and personal ties into fresh interpretations, emphasizing the shift from inspiration to transformation. Familiar icons, stories, and visual cues are reimagined to uncover new meanings and viewpoints. Showcasing pieces by students, faculty, and staff from across all campuses, it is free and open to the public.

Ease into the week with a calming Candlelight Yin Yoga session with Olga that pairs the beauty of art with the healing qualities of yoga. This unhurried, meditative practice features deep stretches and longer holds to release tension, improve flexibility, and support overall balance. A softly lit, candlelit setting encourages slow breathing, quiet focus, and a full reset for the days ahead. Open to all experience levels, including beginners. Drop in for $15, cash accepted.

Barrels and Boards offers a family-friendly deal on Mondays and Tuesdays, when kids 12 and under eat free with the purchase of an adult meal. This promotion is available for dine-in guests only.

A relaxed, participant-led hangout centered on conversation, something to sip, and possibly finishing a row of stitches. There are no instructors or set agenda, just a low-pressure, easygoing atmosphere where participants can unwind and work at their own pace.

Build a solid tarot foundation through a series of short, focused lessons that break the deck into approachable pieces. Each session explores a specific element, archetype, or component of the cards, giving space to ask questions and clear up challenging areas while developing a deeper connection to the practice. Follow the monthly track to complete a full introduction in about six months with just one class each month, or drop in whenever a particular topic interests you. To keep scheduling flexible, the same class is offered twice each month so you can choose the option that works best. Led by Deanna Victoria, an experienced tarot reader, psychic medium, and intuitive channel. Cost is $10 per person, payable at the event.

An interactive bingo night at Gator's Dockside St. Cloud uses digital cards on players' phones so everyone can play along in real time. There is no cost to play. As numbers are called, participants mark their cards, watch for winning patterns, and call out BINGO. Each round winner is added to the Wheel of Names, which the host spins at the end for additional prize opportunities. The more rounds you win, the more entries you earn. The event features food, and prizes are awarded every week.

Boardwalk Bowl in Orlando hosts a music bingo party that puts female artists front and center. Cards fill up with songs from standout voices and signature anthems, and the playlist leans into hits that invite a big singalong. Bring your closest friends, pick a table, and settle in for plenty of laughs and the thrill of marking off squares as you aim for bingo. The atmosphere celebrates girl power and good times.

The Haunted House at Camp Margaritaville Auburndale returns for Halloween week with live characters, eerie set pieces, and unexpected scares around every corner. Admission is offered through limited timed-entry sessions to keep the experience moving, and advance purchase is recommended. Tickets are $5 in advance and $10 on the day of the event, and the ticket covers haunted house admission only. Keep the Halloween fun going with a bounce house, plus food and beverages available for purchase. The venue accepts card payments only for tickets, food, and drinks. All sales are final and there are no refunds. Additional nights are scheduled throughout the week. A portion of ticket proceeds benefits The Academy of Spectrum Diversity, Inc., supporting opportunities for individuals with unique abilities.

Enjoy a fun trivia session hosted by Sarah, recognized as Orlando's top trivia host. Her trivia is all about having a good time.

Settle into an outdoor, beginner friendly yoga class at Kaleidoscope Thornton Park in the heart of Orlando’s Thornton Park, close to Downtown and Lake Eola. This gentle, all-levels experience combines Hatha and Vinyasa with intuitive movement, breath awareness, and moments of meditation. Expect thoughtful conversation about yoga beyond the poses, a calm pace that supports the nervous system, and a welcoming space where you can simply arrive as you are. After class, enjoy complimentary herbal tea and conversation to nurture community. Free street parking is available, and additional parking details are shared in the confirmation email. Pricing options include a $15 early-bird rate, a $22 drop-in paid in person by cash, Zelle, or Venmo, and a $60 five-class pack that must be used within 45 days. Attendees also receive 10% off their bill at Kaleidoscope before or after class. Please bring your own yoga mat, with optional blocks or other supportive props. The class is led by Janie Seecharan, RYT, a holistic guide offering a trauma-informed, heart-centered approach.

Night Court readers can celebrate the world of A Court of Thorns and Roses at a midnight release party featuring books, themed treats, and activities. Attendees are welcome to wear court colors or dress as favorite characters and spend time with fellow fans. Pre-ordering the book guarantees a copy will be available at midnight.

The Osceola County Senior Expo brings together dozens of local organizations that support older adults and their families in Osceola County and nearby communities. Attendees can meet with specialists to explore Medicare coverage, assisted living, mobility solutions, independent living, veterans benefits, audiology, senior travel, health insurance, home care, medical equipment, hospice care, financial planning, legal assistance, aging in place home improvements, eye care, physical therapy, and more. It is a chance to ask questions, compare options, and discover resources tailored to senior needs.

Take a few minutes for your health and let it make a lasting difference. Osceola County is partnering with UCF Health to bring free medical and health screenings to the Robert Guevara Community Center through the Mobile Health Clinic. Available services include blood pressure checks, cholesterol and diabetes screenings, and hearing evaluations. Care is provided by UCF faculty healthcare professionals together with students, helping residents stay informed, proactive, and connected to ongoing care.

Taco Tuesday at Halls on 5th brings four kitchens together, each serving a trio of tacos for $12. Choose from Gulf seafood, slow-smoked barbecue, bold plant-based fillings, and island-inspired flavors prepared by Tide & Table Coastal Kitchen, Crave BBQ, Soulicious Vegan Kitchen, and Sweet & Salty Island Grindz. The bar offers two-for-one margaritas, and guests can mix and match tacos from all four spots for a flavorful experience in one place.

A casual meetup for yarn crafters gathers in the Nona area at Barnes & Noble Nona West. Participants bring their current works in progress and the supplies they need, then settle in to work on projects and connect with fellow makers. It offers a relaxed space to share ideas and find inspiration in each other’s creations. All skill levels are welcome, and activities may include crochet, knitting, cross stitch, and other yarn related crafts.

Build meaningful business relationships in a relaxed, growth-focused setting with the RGA New Tampa Business Networking Meeting. Revenue Growth Alliance has supported local entrepreneurs, executives, and business owners since 2010 by fostering trust, community, and collaboration. This gathering removes common barriers to networking. There are no seat restrictions that block competitors, members can deliver a 10 minute spotlight to share expertise, and there are no required referral quotas or punitive attendance rules. Participants also gain access to wider Alliance opportunities, including regional business expos, pitch events, and author platforms. Professionals from any industry are welcome, from real estate and finance to marketing, technology, healthcare, and local services. Attendees are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards, prepare a concise 30 second introduction, and arrive with a collaborative mindset focused on long-term value. Guests may attend at no cost for their first two visits.

The Rotary Club of Lake Nona hosts a welcoming meeting that brings together local professionals and community leaders dedicated to service, leadership, and positive impact in Lake Nona and beyond. Attendees can connect with peers, hear from guest speakers, and take part in conversations about current and upcoming community projects. The gathering highlights networking opportunities and personal growth in a friendly, inclusive atmosphere. It is well suited for anyone curious about Rotary, interested in giving back, or looking to strengthen leadership skills and community ties, with service above self at the forefront.

UNO Pizzeria & Grill in Kissimmee features a festive pumpkin decorating activity where guests can get creative together. Participation in the craft is complimentary with a food purchase, and the event welcomes all ages, from first timers to experienced decorators. Kids meals start at $6.99. Availability is limited, so reservations are recommended to secure a pumpkin.

Jenny’s Eat Drink Socialize features $8 martinis and a $10 specialty flatbread. Guests can pick a martini, pair it with a flatbread, and enjoy the vibe. It is a casual option for drinks and a bite.

A safe and festive Halloween trunk-or-treat brings together local organizations from Haines City and Davenport. Participants will decorate their vehicle trunks and share candy and small treats with attendees.

This biweekly meeting from the CLG Hunters Creek Chapter takes place at Sajoma Latin Fusion in Kissimmee and centers on building relationships that turn into real business and referrals. The atmosphere is energetic and results driven, with a focus on meaningful conversations that lead to practical outcomes. It welcomes business owners, entrepreneurs, real estate professionals and lenders, contractors and other service providers, marketers, creatives, and professionals aiming to grow locally.

Spend an evening playing bingo at Chick-fil-A Four Corners with food and plenty of fun. Costumes are optional, so bring friends and enjoy a lighthearted outing.

High Stax Poker brings an evening of cards to Barrels and Boards with two games offered each night. Players can register in advance if they prefer. As a bonus, AMI Play is available on phones and on the TV. Poker Night Trivia also runs on poker days, with chip-up rewards of 1,000 for first place and 500 for second or third, and it is free to play.

Get in on a mixed hits music bingo night at Gators Dockside Apopka, featuring a playlist that spans nostalgic classics and current favorites. Play along to the songs you know and compete for prizes during a lively game night in Apopka.

Motown Music Bingo fills Gators Dockside Hunters Creek with soulful favorites and timeless classics. Mark your card to legendary hits, sing along with friends at the table, and keep the groove going as you aim for a winning bingo. Groups can grab a spot together, then dance, clap, and belt out the tunes between rounds. It is a lively night for fans of Motown, soul, and friendly competition in Orlando.

Zumba Fitness Class with Ann Marie brings a high-energy, music-fueled dance workout to the St. Cloud Civic Center in St Cloud, FL. The session blends easy-to-follow choreography with upbeat rhythms to boost cardio endurance, burn calories, and brighten your mood. All fitness levels are welcome, and no dance background is required. Expect a party-like vibe where sweating and smiling go together. Pricing options include a $10 single class or a 10-class punch card for $40. Leave feeling refreshed, energized, and happy.

Enjoy a weekly trivia night with two rounds. The first tests general knowledge. The second features a themed challenge that changes each week, keeping things fresh from one gathering to the next.

An evening at WEPA features a sequence of classes followed by social dancing. It begins with Level 2, continues with both Level 3 and Level 1, and concludes with a social. Pricing options are available: $20 for the whole night, $15 for one class with the social, $10 for Level 1 with the social, or $10 for the social only.

Every Tuesday evening, the FloDash Events and Dash Sports run and walk group meets at The View Clermont. Participants can choose a 45 minute walk or run, track their miles, and earn milestone prizes. The outing finishes back at The View for time to socialize. Open to all, including families, individuals, and dogs.

A general knowledge trivia night at The Porch South Orange features three rounds of questions. Participation is free, and gift cards go to the first, second, and third place teams.

The Midnight Drearies convene a gathering of gothic literature enthusiasts who curate eerie stories and present them in song, layering rich harmonies to create a dark, theatrical soundscape. Intricate vocal arrangements and imaginative narration invite listeners into realms that feel just beyond everyday understanding, suggesting sympathetic souls that linger just out of sight. This musical storytelling experience blends narrative and voice into something haunting and atmospheric.

CeCe Winans appears at Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida.

Puzzles Entertainment brings a weekly Jukebox Bingo to The Friar Tuck, combining the spirit of Name That Tune with classic bingo. The experience includes music, singing, dancing, and opportunities to win. It is free to play, with four rounds that produce four winners, and prizes include free drinks and gift certificates.

Puzzles Entertainment hosts a weekly Jukebox Bingo game at The Friar Tuck that blends music recognition with classic bingo. The event features four rounds with four winners, and prizes include free drinks and gift certificates. Expect an upbeat atmosphere with music, singing, and dancing as players mark their cards and compete to win.

Best of the Bay honoree Jon Ditty hosts a hip hop DJ night and open mic at New World Tampa. This monthly showcase features an eclectic blend of classic, contemporary, and underground tracks, followed by stage time for local performers. Artists can freestyle or present original material. Emcees may bring performance tracks on a USB flash drive, or rap over beats supplied by Jon Ditty.

Enjoy a night of general knowledge questions at The Porch Winter Park featuring Tasty Trivia, with food and drinks available while you play.

Dan and Phil bring the Hard Launch World Tour to Hard Rock Live Orlando at Universal Orlando's CityWalk in Orlando, FL. Tickets go on sale to the public, with a VIP package also available. The venue does not allow backpacks, extended lens cameras, video cameras, or iPads inside, and parking may include additional fees.

Enjoy a friendly trivia night with free participation. Seating is open, and tables are available on a first-arrival basis.