Events in Four Corners today

A FloDash Events and Dash Sports run and walk group meets at The View in Clermont. Each session lasts about 45 minutes, and participants can choose to walk or run. Miles are recorded and milestone achievements come with prizes. The activity concludes at The View with time for conversation and community. Open to all, including families, individuals, and dogs.

Puzzles Entertainment brings a weekly Jukebox Bingo to The Friar Tuck, combining a music guessing challenge with classic bingo for a lively experience. Expect upbeat tracks, plenty of singing and dancing, and multiple chances to win. The game features four rounds with four winners, and prizes include free drinks and gift certificates.

Puzzles Entertainment brings a weekly Jukebox Bingo night to The Friar Tuck, blending music recognition with classic bingo fun. The energy is upbeat, with plenty of chances to sing, dance, and celebrate each round. It is free to play, runs across four rounds with four winners, and prizes include complimentary drinks and gift certificates.

Jukebox Bingo at 4Corners Tavern combines familiar tunes with the fun of bingo. The game features four rounds shaped by four different playlists, producing four winners and four prizes. Music spans decades and genres, so each song you recognize brings you closer to completing your digital card. Players use digital bingo cards, so bring a fully charged phone or tablet. Enjoy food and drinks from the tavern while you play. Presented by Puzzles Entertainment.

Ride Advocate Keith leads a no-drop, entry-level group ride on the West Orange and South Lake Trail. Expect an easy to moderate pace around 15 miles per hour over an average of 32 miles, with about two and a half hours of pedaling. The focus is a friendly social atmosphere and practicing group ride fundamentals. Helmets are required. This is not a sanctioned race or event and all participants ride at their own risk. Cycling carries inherent risks, so use route details as planning guidance, verify current conditions, and rely on your own research and safety precautions. Check weather, surface conditions, and any closures before setting out, follow all applicable laws and land use rules, and bring appropriate safety and navigation gear. Individuals are responsible for their own actions and any resulting injury, loss, or damage.

Celebrate the start of cozy season with a beginner-friendly cookie decorating workshop hosted by Sweet Lady Dayne. Participants will decorate a set of fall-themed sugar cookies with designs such as a festive pumpkin, a pumpkin spice latte, a cozy sweater, a candle marked Cozy Szn, and a Hello Fall mug. Step-by-step instruction is provided, and all cookies, royal icing, tools, and supplies are included. This experience works well for a solo creative outing, a date night, a friends night out, or a mother-daughter activity. Space is limited. For ages 12 and up, and not intended for children under 12. The class will be held at Clermont City Center.

Old Town Kissimmee hosts a free, biker-friendly gathering that welcomes touring motorcycles of every kind, including Harleys, Indians, trikes, and slingshots. The event brings the rumble of engines back to the Old Town Entertainment District and focuses on the camaraderie of riders, a hallmark that has made it a favorite for the Central Florida motorcycle community. Participants must carry a valid driver’s license and proof of insurance. Colored patches are not allowed.

Songwriters’ Night at The Friar Tuck spotlights original music, hosted by Ken Franzetta. Local songwriters can try out new material before an audience by bringing an acoustic guitar and signing up for a turn on stage. A house keyboard is available for those who play keys. The focus is original work only, with no cover songs. Listeners can unwind with dinner and cold pints while discovering music from the local community.

An afternoon card social at the Kissimmee Woman’s Club focuses on Hand, Foot and Toe, bringing together a welcoming group of women for play, friendly conversation and community. Both newcomers and seasoned players feel at ease, with guidance available for anyone learning or refreshing skills. The emphasis is as much on camaraderie as on the cards, and the mood stays light with plenty of laughter around the tables. Participants may bring their own lunch, and people arrive either solo or with friends.

Take the spotlight at Old Town during an inclusive karaoke night where anyone can sing. Confident crooners and off-key enthusiasts alike are encouraged to grab the mic, perform solo or with friends, and enjoy a few moments center stage. The performances take place on Old Town’s Main Stage next to Southern Breeze, creating a welcoming setup that puts you in the role of headliner.

A new sewing circle in Clermont welcomes fiber crafters of all kinds. Bring a small, hand-held project such as knitting, crochet, cross stitch, or embroidery that does not require electricity and will not create a mess. Attendance is free, and participants are asked to purchase a beverage; outside food and drinks are not permitted. To reduce waste, consider bringing a clean reusable cup. For questions, contact heather@southlakeyimby.com.

This brisk, long-distance group ride typically covers around 42 miles at an average pace of 18 to 20 mph. The route uses public roadways and a bike trail to Apopka and back, making it a good fit for riders comfortable with sustained speeds. Helmets are required, and bike lights are recommended. Please follow all traffic laws and ride at your own risk. The ride is led by Keith.

Classic horsepower takes center stage at this weekly Friday showcase and cruise. Eligible entries include show-ready muscle cars from 1964 or newer, along with hot rods and classics from 1985 or earlier. A cruise rounds out the evening, and all registered vehicles are welcome to roll out together. There is no charge for participating owners or for spectators. Classic car participants should use the Old Town entrance beneath the east (left) Jukebox signs, where event staff will greet drivers and arrange a security escort along the brick streets. Please avoid driving on the bricks unless permission is given. Old Town Cruisers can also take part in a monthly cash giveaway. Each Friday and Saturday cruise during the month earns an entry, and after the final Friday and Saturday cruises of the month, one winner is selected on each of those days to receive $1,000 courtesy of Old Town Kissimmee.

This water-based paddleboard yoga flow at Lake Hiawatha Preserve invites beginners and offers a new twist on familiar land poses. BYOB is welcome, and rentals can be reserved.

The Lake County Out of the Darkness Community Walk brings people together to remember loved ones, foster hope, and support all who have been affected by suicide and mental health conditions. The gathering takes place at Clermont Victory Pointe and includes check in followed by a program. It offers a thoughtful space to reflect, connect with others, and raise awareness for suicide prevention. Registration is available.

The Promenade at Sunset Walk hosts a Weekend Wellness Series each Saturday morning that blends fitness, music, and tasty perks. Enjoy a free group workout while a live DJ keeps the energy going before, during, and after the session. Food and beverage choices are close at hand, with 7 Brew Coffee and La Boom Café among the options. Participants at Lizzie’s Memphis Style BBQ receive 15 percent off the entire check along with a complimentary coffee with each entrée. Gift card giveaways are part of the morning, and attendees must RSVP to be eligible and be present to win. Attendees should bring a mat or towel.

Meet adoptable cats from The Animal League at the brand new Petco Clermont during a friendly meet and greet with Team Meow volunteers. Spend some time cuddling with the cats housed at the store and talk with volunteers about how to become a foster. The Animal League follows a best match approach to help ensure every adoption fits an adopter’s lifestyle and environment, and the process begins with an application. Cats at this location can be viewed during store hours. Please note that store employees cannot facilitate handling or one-on-one meetings with the cats, so contact The Animal League’s adoption team to schedule an appointment if you would like dedicated time with a specific cat at Petco Clermont.

Celebrate the season at a community festival highlighting women-owned businesses with activities for all ages. Browse a marketplace of local vendors, capture memories at a photo booth, and enjoy free face painting. Kids can take part in free raffles and get creative in an arts and crafts activity zone, with an outdoor playground and soft play available. The first 10 guests receive goodie bags. Admission and parking are free. Local women-owned vendors are invited to participate, showcase products, grow their brands, and connect with the community.

Every Saturday, Old Town hosts a classic car tradition more than three decades in the making, featuring show quality hot rods, street rods, and antique vehicles from 1985 or earlier. The event is free for participants and free for spectators, offering an all ages outing for car enthusiasts and families. A cruise is part of the day, and all registered vehicles are welcome to take part. Participating drivers should enter Old Town beneath the east side Jukebox signs to meet event staff, who will arrange a security escort along the brick streets. Please do not drive on the bricks unless directed by staff. Old Town Cruisers can also take part in a monthly $2,000 giveaway, earning an entry each time they cruise on Friday and Saturday during the month. After the final Friday and Saturday cruises, one winner is drawn each day for $1,000 courtesy of Old Town Kissimmee.

Celebrate superhero spirit at a family friendly 5K that supports families facing ovarian and pediatric cancers. Organized by the M Family Foundation, the 10th annual Superhero Race Against Cancer 5K raises funds for ovarian cancer and pediatric brain cancer, including DIPG and DMG.

At the Downtown Clermont Farmers Market, explore a lively mix of farm-fresh produce, artisan wares, and a variety of local vendors. Pick up a coffee as you browse, take a relaxed walk through the park setting, and support small businesses with every purchase. The atmosphere has an inviting small town feel, making it a welcoming outing for families and friends who enjoy shopping local.

Riders meet at the Hobby Lobby in Posner Park in Davenport, Florida, then head out on a tentative loop that follows Highway 27 to I-4, continues via 192 and Hoagland Boulevard, and returns to the starting area. A halfway stop is planned for gas, drinks, and a quick break. Participants are encouraged to arrive with full tanks, ride at their own pace while keeping a safe staggered formation, respect traffic laws, and keep the ride smooth.