Events in Celebration today

This 5K fun run and walk starts and ends at Phyre Saloon, just as it did the year before. Registration takes place before the start.

Kick off the day with a friendly 3.1 mile run around Universal Orlando Resort. This welcoming and diverse community embraces every pace and experience level, making it a fun way to get moving. Participation is free, though standard parking fees at Universal Orlando Resort may apply. Ride share and guest drop off areas are available at no cost. Preferred and Premier Passholders receive complimentary parking. On site hotel guests can arrive easily using Universal’s Garden Walk pathways, shuttles, or water taxis.

Take part in a Zumba Fitness class open to all fitness levels. The session emphasizes moving your body and having a great time.

Back 2 School Bash brings a day of preparation and fun to the St. Cloud Community Center. Students and families can enjoy activities for all ages, explore local resources, and connect with organizations that support children and caregivers across the community. The focus is on getting ready for a successful start to the school year, with additional details to be announced.

A long running local tradition for more than three decades, this weekly Old Town classic car gathering highlights show quality hot rods, street rods, and antique vehicles from 1985 and earlier. Registered entrants also take part in a cruise. There is no charge to display a vehicle or to watch, creating an easygoing outing for all ages. Participating drivers should enter Old Town from Highway 192 beneath the east side of the Jukebox signs, where event staff greet arrivals and arrange a security escort along the brick streets. Driving on the brick streets requires permission. Each month brings a $2,000 giveaway exclusive to Old Town Cruisers, with $1,000 awarded on Friday and $1,000 on Saturday. Every cruise completed on those days counts as an entry, and after the cruise on the final Friday and Saturday of the month, one name is drawn each night to receive $1,000 courtesy of Old Town Kissimmee.

Celebrate Puerto Rican culture and music at Sol y Sabor: A Celebration of Culture & Music with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra and Puerto Rico es Bomba. Expect energetic Puerto Rican arrangements, plus a performance featuring percussion, dance, and live music. Arrive early to grab food from Latin-inspired food trucks before heading inside for the show. General Admission tickets are $30, and GA+ tickets are $45, which includes a drink ticket, first access to the food trucks, and early entry to the hall.

Sun On The Beach in Kissimmee hosts a supercharged twist on bingo that feels more like a party than a game. Expect singalong anthems that have the whole room belting, dancing right at your table, playful chaos, and prizes that can get a little outrageous. Drinks are poured strong, the crowd is loud, and the energy never lets up. One minute you are calmly marking your card, and the next you are cheering while someone wins big and keeps dancing. It is a lively night out built around bingo, with plenty of surprises and laughs along the way.

An Orlando Saber Legion gathering takes place at the Crossroads Swords warehouse in West Orlando. The session starts with guided instruction, then transitions to open sparring that runs alongside HEMA bouts. Newcomers can borrow protective gear and loaner lightsabers. If you already have a saber, bring it so staff can check whether it fits the group’s combat standards. Please park along the tree line across from the entrance and avoid parking directly in front of the business doors. Crossroads Swords is a Historical European Martial Arts school focused on German longsword and Italian rapier.

Matchbox Down delivers an electric tribute to Matchbox Twenty and Three Doors Down, spotlighting late 90s and 2000s rock favorites. The set flows from Matchbox Twenty hits like "3AM," "Push," and "Unwell" to Three Doors Down staples including "Kryptonite," "Here Without You," and "When I’m Gone." With commanding vocals, authentic arrangements, and a playlist loaded with radio staples fans know by heart, this show celebrates an era when both bands were everywhere.

Monster Jam Freestyle Mania presented by Spin Master brings a high-energy freestyle showcase to the Kia Center. Monster Jam trucks pair with freestyle motocross riders for a team competition packed with big air, daring tricks, and nonstop action. Specially built FMX bikes feature designs inspired by trucks like Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, and Sparkle Smash, uniting the four- and two-wheeled performances in a bold new format. Expect twice the freestyle excitement and an atmosphere geared toward families and thrill seekers, all delivered live as part of the Monster Jam experience.

Inter.co Stadium hosts a Leagues Cup Phase One clash between Orlando City and Club Leon. Admission is via mobile ticket on your device, and paper tickets are not accepted. Stadium gates open one hour before kickoff. Guests seated in Suites and West Club sections 13–17 and 113–117 should enter at Gate D. Orlando City Supporters use the Supporter Gate, while all other sections enter through Gates A, B, or C. Tickets in West Club sections 13–17 and 113–117 and in Midfield East Club sections 33–35 include select complimentary food and beverages. The home supporters area is a general admission safe standing section with no assigned locations, and each row features a safety rail with a cup holder. In that section, purple is the preferred color, with black, gray, or white as acceptable alternatives, and apparel in opposing team colors or any non-Orlando City team gear is not permitted.

Hosted by the JETZ Foundation at Gilbert McQueen Park, this free community gathering helps students get ready for the new school year with confidence. Attendees can pick up backpacks, books, and clothing, enjoy games and a bounce house, dance to a live DJ, and connect with community resources. The event centers on preparing every child to start strong while uplifting families and building a supportive community. Opportunities are available for sponsors, vendors, volunteers, and those wishing to donate school supplies.

Bingo gets a playful twist at 1881 Restaurant & Bar, where the volume turns up and the laughs flow. Admission is free, with a bar, food, and playlists adding to the vibe. Call out lucky numbers, win prizes, and toss in a celebratory dab when BINGO hits. Spur of the moment choices and lucky streaks are all part of the fun.

Shop, dine, and discover fresh local finds at the Celebration Farmers Market at Celebration Town Center. You can browse farm-fresh produce, artisanal handmade goods, and gourmet foods from area vendors. The market has a family-friendly, community feel, with live music and plenty for all ages. Admission is free, and the market runs from late morning into the afternoon.

Motorcyclists will set out from Hobby Lobby at Posner Park in Davenport for a relaxed group ride. The planned route travels via Highway 27 to I-4, continues along 192 and Hoagland Boulevard, then loops back. A midway pause is included for fuel, drinks, and a short break. Riders are asked to arrive with full tanks, ride at their own comfort level while maintaining a safe staggered formation, observe traffic rules, and keep the ride smooth.

Participants will gather first, then travel together on a fun group ride to Buc-ee’s in Daytona. The plan is to meet up, then head out as a group for the trip.

The Mennello Museum of American Art hosts Free Family Funday with complimentary admission, docent guided gallery tours, and an art project inspired by current exhibitions. Each installment features a new activity designed for children and families. Tours are open to everyone. For those who cannot attend in person, video instructions are available to make the projects at home. This program is presented by VyStar Credit Union and Orlando Health.

Roll-Player Adventures continues at Coliseum of Comics Kissimmee with RPG Nights, a series of free learn to play sessions that offer chances to earn rewards and prizes. This edition features Reaper Paint Night, presented as a free paint clinic. Other themes in the lineup have included the Marvel Multiverse Role-Playing Game, Arkham Horror The Roleplaying Game, Daggerheart, Root The Roleplaying Game, and Dungeons & Kittens, which is kid friendly. For more details, contact Coliseum of Comics Kissimmee at (407) 870-5322 or kissimmee@coliseumofcomics.com.

Monster Jam Freestyle Mania, presented by Spin Master, brings a fresh take on freestyle to Kia Center. Monster Jam trucks team up with freestyle motocross bikes for a high energy team competition filled with big air and gravity testing feats. Custom FMX bikes carry the bold looks of fan favorite trucks like Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, Sparkle Smash, and more, blending roaring horsepower with two wheeled acrobatics. Expect double the freestyle action and family friendly thrills as teams aim for jaw dropping moments you can experience live.

Join the 1st Annual End of the Summer Block Party for an adult-only (18+) celebration to wrap up the season. Expect a laid-back afternoon with field-day style games and competitions, music with line dancing, delicious food and refreshments, prize giveaways, and lots of friendly conversation and community vibes. Doors open at 12:45 PM, and the party runs from early afternoon into the evening, with comfortable attire recommended and free parking available.

Duane Forrest presents an intimate performance that celebrates how reggae transformed the world through the life and songs of Bob Marley. Acoustic renditions of music by Marley, Toots and the Maytals, and other pioneers are interlaced with storytelling to trace the genre’s roots, its reach far beyond Jamaica, and its influence on countless lives, including his own. The set features soulful versions of No Woman, No Cry, Redemption Song, and Buffalo Soldier, paired with the stories behind the music. With appearances from Off-Broadway stages to festivals around the world, Forrest offers a warm, personal tribute to reggae’s lasting legacy.

The final day of summer camp features a program for children ages 3 to 12. Gymnastics is the main focus, complemented by a variety of games, fun activities, and time to cool down. These seasonal camps keep kids active during school breaks, and this session continues that momentum with a balanced mix of movement, play, and brief rest periods.

At SOBO Art Gallery, Canvas and Calm offers a candlelit yin yoga session guided by Olga. Expect an unhurried, meditative practice with long, supported holds that encourage deep stretching, ease tightness, and cultivate balance. The serene glow of candles creates a tranquil setting where steady breathing and stillness help reset both body and mind. This class welcomes beginners and experienced practitioners alike, and no prior yoga experience is required. Drop in for $15, cash only.

UNO Pizzeria & Grill in Winter Garden features half off individual pizzas, deep dish or thin crust, available for dine in or takeout. Savor a rich and cheesy deep dish or a crisp thin crust with the toppings you love while keeping the bill low. This special suits a relaxed family dinner, an easy date night, a quick bite after practice, or evenings when cooking is not on the agenda.

Join AARP for a family-friendly Free Ice Cream Social in Celebration. Stop by for complimentary ice cream, hang out with neighbors, and connect with local resources. It is open to everyone, including older adults, caregivers, children, friends, and anyone looking to cool off and celebrate summer together.

A relaxed, participant-led gathering focused on conversation and stitching. Enjoy a drink while you work at your own pace, perhaps adding a row or two to your project. There are no instructors and no expectations, simply an easygoing space to connect and create alongside others.

Sunlight Yoga offers a community-friendly outdoor practice at Dockside in Laureate Park. Open to all experience levels, it centers on mindful movement and relaxation to help participants unwind and recharge in the sunshine. Please bring a yoga mat.

Young men interested in the Haines City Rattlers are invited to a free training session for those seeking a new football home. It also provides time to meet the program’s new 12U coach and ask questions about the team. The session takes place at Ben Graham Park in Haines City.

Bingo takes center stage at Gator's Dockside St. Cloud with a free, live-hosted game night that blends classic play with a modern twist. Players use their phones to access digital bingo cards, follow along as numbers are called, and mark patterns in real time. Each win earns a place on the Wheel of Names, which is spun at the end for extra chances at prizes, and the more wins, the more entries. The event features tasty food, friendly company, and prizes throughout, all at no cost to play.

Puzzles Entertainment brings a weekly jukebox bingo experience to Celebration Town Tavern, turning music recognition into a fast-paced twist on classic bingo. Instead of numbers, songs guide the action as players identify tunes and mark their cards. Expect lively music with chances to sing and dance, plus four separate rounds that create four chances to take the win. Prizes include free draft beer.

Enjoy a fun trivia night hosted by Sarah, voted Orlando’s best trivia host.

Ella Mai brings the Do You Still Love Me? Tour to Hard Rock Live Orlando, joined by special guests AMA and Girlfriend. Tickets will be available to the public, with additional presales offered through the artist, Spotify, AEG, and Ticketmaster.

Engaging Local Government Leaders organizes City Hall Selfie Day each year, a tradition launched in 2016 that brings together public employees, elected leaders, journalists, and community members across the United States and around the world. To participate, take a selfie in front of City Hall, tag @TheCityofOcoee on Facebook or @cityofocoee on Instagram, and include the hashtags #OcoeeFL and #CityHallSelfie. The first 10 participants will receive a goodie bag.

Celebrate walking accomplishments over complimentary coffee and breakfast. No advance registration is required. Healthy West Orange, Orlando Health, and the YMCA of Central Florida partner on year-round monthly meetups, 5Ks, and breakfasts. Suitable for all ages and mobility levels.

Explore the world of coffee with a guided cupping and roasting experience at CREDO Coffee Roasters. Led by Nate, the roastery’s owner and master roaster with more than ten years in specialty coffee, and Peter Kuria, a Kenyan coffee farmer and importer and founder of Solai Coffee, this hands-on session features tastings of single-origin coffees, insights into roasting and brewing, and professional cupping techniques. Participants will take a behind-the-scenes walk through the roastery, watch the roasting process in action, and follow the story of each cup back to the farm. Personal stories from Kenyan coffee communities pair with practical guidance on flavor profiling, offering newcomers and longtime home brewers alike a deeper appreciation for the people and craft behind every pour.

UNO Pizzeria & Grill in Winter Garden features a Tuesday offer where kids eat free with the purchase of an adult entrée. The kids menu includes familiar favorites like mac and cheese, crispy chicken tenders, and pizza. It is one free kids meal for each adult entrée, making it a simple and budget friendly choice for family dinner nights, busy school weeks, or treating the kids.

At Gator’s Dockside, Bounce House Night brings a family-focused evening with a bounce house for the kids, weather permitting, and food and drinks available. Kids eat free.

Share a meal while completing an instructor-led, four hour Basic Driver Improvement traffic school class held inside Denny’s. The cost is $50, payable in cash at the door, and it includes both the course and a meal. There are no tests, and you will receive a certificate of completion before leaving. This is the official FLHSMV Basic Driver Improvement 4 hour course presented in a comfortable, supportive environment. Please bring your driver’s license and, if it applies to you, your traffic ticket or court paperwork. The class may be taken for one purpose at a time, either to prevent points from being added to your license or to seek an auto insurance discount, and you should check with your insurer about discount eligibility. Instruction is in English, and Spanish language workbooks are available. To let the organizer know you plan to attend, text 689-298-1768 or email support@1safedriver.com.

Enjoy a high energy Zumba session with Ann Marie at St. Cloud Civic Center. Set to upbeat music, this dance workout helps boost cardio fitness and burn calories, and keeps the vibe fun so it feels like a party rather than a workout. No dance background is required, and participants of any fitness level are welcome. Expect plenty of sweat and smiles. Pricing is $10 for a drop in, or choose a punch card with 10 classes for $40.

Join an evening swim practice for adult Masters swimmers and triathletes. Sign in at the Celebration Fitness Center front desk. The coaching fee is $75 per calendar month (or $10 for a single swim), and participants are welcome to try out 1-2 sessions free before joining the group.

West Coast Swing takes center stage in Orlando with a sequence of classes and open dancing. The evening begins with Level 2 paired with a technique lab, then transitions into a brief practice social. Next, Level 3 runs alongside Level 1, and the night finishes with an extended social dance. Pricing is $20 for the entire evening, $15 for one class plus social, $10 for Level 1 plus social, or $10 for social only.

Hosted by Trivia Nation, Game Show Loco is a free, live weekly trivia experience at Runabout Brewing - Kitchen - Raw Bar. It channels the spirit of classic game shows like Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy, then adds surprise twists that keep everyone on their toes. Teams tackle a wide range of categories, balancing knowledge with strategy while luck-driven moments can shake up the standings in an instant. Friends, coworkers, and families can play together, and solo players can join a team upon arrival. With $100 in prizes available each week, the action stays fast and full of opportunities to come out on top.

Take part in the Creative Connections Choir, a six-week singing experience in partnership with Healthy West Orange. Led by Dr. Jeffery Redding, participants will rehearse well-loved songs by The Beatles and The Beach Boys, then share their work in a community showcase, with the showcase location to be announced. The program welcomes Vibrant Members and the broader community, and no prior singing experience is needed. Registration is $37 for community participants and $25 for Vibrant Members, with an emphasis on enjoying music and making connections.

This event brings Osceola County residents ages 55 and up together at Hart Memorial Central Library on the second floor for bingo games with prizes and friendly conversation. The focus is on connection, laughter, and lighthearted fun in a welcoming setting.

UNO Pizzeria & Grill in Winter Garden is featuring a midweek steak special with a 10 ounce top sirloin priced at $15.99. The meal includes one side along with your choice of a House or Caesar salad. It works well for a date night, a family dinner, or a well-deserved treat after a long day. This offer is available for dine-in guests while supplies last.

Mark DeMaio from Caravan learning leads a lively session for young art lovers, blending visual exploration with music in a percussive sing-along and storytime. The program features the picture book "I'm a Manatee" by John Lithgow. Members attend free, and the fee is $8 for families and future members.

The Wiggles bring an energetic, music-filled show to Hard Rock Live Orlando, packed with singing, dancing, and plenty of wiggling for all ages. Tickets are available, and everyone attending, including parents and children, will need their own ticket. Babies under 12 months may enter without a ticket if they remain on a parent or guardian’s lap. Government issued companion cards are accepted for complimentary carer tickets. For more details, contact the Hard Rock Live Orlando box office at (407) 351-5483. Please note that backpacks, extended lens cameras, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside the venue, and additional parking fees apply.

This no-cost football training session at Ben Graham Park welcomes children who are looking for a team to call home this fall. It also provides an opportunity to meet the new 12U coach and ask questions about the upcoming season.

A free, biker-friendly gathering returns to Old Town Kissimmee in the Old Town Entertainment District, bringing Central Florida riders together around motorcycles and community. Touring bikes of every kind are welcome, including Harleys, Indians, trikes, and slingshots, with the sound of engines and a strong sense of camaraderie setting the tone. Celebrated as a signature meet-up for the region, it highlights the bonds among riders and the shared excitement of the road. Participants must have a valid driver’s license and proof of insurance, and colored patches are not permitted.

Turn Up Dance Fitness in Downtown Orlando delivers a high-energy, hip hop inspired workout that centers on confidence and community. This weekly class at the Downtown Orlando YMCA welcomes participants ages 16 and up and all experience levels, and no dance experience is required. First timers can plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to handle quick paperwork and request a free trial pass at the front desk. Expect upbeat music, sweaty cardio, and an uplifting, judgment free space to move and express yourself.

Puzzles Entertainment brings a music-fueled spin on bingo to Celebration Brewing Company, turning each round into a game where songs replace numbered balls. Think of it as a blend of Name That Tune and classic bingo, creating a lively setting with music, singing, and dancing. The action unfolds over four rounds with a winner in each, and prizes include free drinks and a gift certificate.

Test your knowledge in a spy-themed trivia showdown at 007 Kitchen & Bar. Face off against other players in a Bond-inspired setting and try for the top spot. Enjoy weekday happy hour during the action and compete for prizes provided by Dezerland Park. Experience Orlando’s one-of-a-kind Bond-themed atmosphere while you play.

EarthTonez Music Collective blends color and sound, channeling that vision into a charged, groove-forward mix of jazz and funk with a hip hop edge. Their 2021 single “Honey Yellow” hints at the palette they play with, as bright tones and tight rhythms fuel lively, improvisation-rich jams. Influenced by innovators who fused genres to create something new, the group adds to the tradition of experimental instrumental music, delivering original material alongside fresh reinterpretations of top 40 favorites. The five-piece features Jacen P. Louis on guitar and vocals, Matthew Harris on guitar, Collin Oliver on keys and synth, Ben Franklin on bass, and Dante Dunbar on drums, and has been part of Orlando’s music scene since 2018.

Join the Orlando Bellydance Convention 2026 for a multi-day celebration of bellydance, Oriental dance, and fusion dance. You’ll have opportunities to learn from internationally acclaimed instructors, perform and compete on stage, watch showcases and performances, shop with local vendors and artisans, and connect with a community of dance lovers. The event runs as an in-person convention where both traditional and fusion styles are celebrated.

Parents, grandparents, and caregivers can share a playful golf adventure with toddlers ages 2 to 3 at Royal St. Cloud Golf Links in St. Cloud, Florida. Each weekly session features simple games inspired by golf, lively movement, outdoor discovery, and beginner-friendly putting designed for very young children, creating relaxed one-on-one time for each parent-child pair. Through this mix of activities, children practice gross and fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, listening, taking turns, and social interaction, while becoming comfortable in a new setting and developing a positive connection to active outdoor play. The program is built for parent participation and welcomes complete beginners as well as families already familiar with the game. Enrollment is limited to six parent-child pairs per six week session. The fee is $199 per pair and covers all six sessions and weekly activities.

Every Thursday, Uno Pizzeria & Grill in Winter Garden offers Pasta Thursday with favorite dishes priced at $12.99. Menu highlights include spaghetti with meatballs, buffalo chicken mac and cheese, chicken and broccoli alfredo, shrimp scampi, and chicken spinoccoli pasta. It is a convenient option for family meals, a casual dinner with friends, or takeout, with plenty of comforting flavors at a budget-friendly price.

Spend an afternoon playing Hand, Foot and Toe at the Kissimmee Woman’s Club during a relaxed social focused on cards and conversation. A welcoming group of women meets weekly to enjoy the game, chat, and connect. Newcomers and those refreshing their skills can learn at the table, as instruction is available. It is as much about community as it is about cards, with plenty of laughter and friendly company. Attendees can bring their lunch and are welcome to come with a friend or on their own. This gathering now meets every week rather than twice a month.

Step up to the mic at Old Town’s Karaoke Nights, where anyone can take the stage and sing solo or with friends. Seasoned vocalists and first-timers alike are welcome, and the spotlight is yours for a memorable turn on Old Town’s Main Stage next to Southern Breeze. Expect a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere focused on fun, cheers, and plenty of sing-along moments.

Davey Gilmore brings Britpop and UK classics to @twobridgespub for an evening of live music.

Celebrate a heartfelt send-off for puppies moving on to professional training as future service dogs. The gathering takes place at Plant Street Market in Winter Garden, where guests can enjoy food, drinks, and friendly conversation. A few outdoor tables will be reserved near the end of the building, and the patio is pet friendly. With its artisan food hall and a variety of dining options, the market offers a relaxed setting to share well wishes as the pups head into the next step of their journey. For questions, contact Erin Heath at erin.heath@caninevolunteer.org.

Velvet Draw brings a relaxed jazz atmosphere to Orlando, setting an easygoing mood ahead of the weekend. Enjoy mellow tunes along with a humidor and specials on drinks.

CuBop celebrates the Latin-tinged spirit of Blue Note’s 1950s and 60s era, drawing on the Afro-Cuban and bebop blend pioneered by figures like Dizzy Gillespie, Art Blakey, and Horace Silver. Founded in 2015, the ensemble has grown its repertoire to span Latin jazz, hard bop, and avant-garde currents, while staying anchored in the classic quintet and sextet setup. The group returns to Judson’s Live with music that traces this lineage and showcases its wide-ranging approach.