Events in Fruitland Park today

Saturday Ride takes place at Avalon Park Gym and offers several pace groups on the Fort route. The A group is a drop ride at 22 mph or faster and covers about 60 miles. The B group targets a 19 to 21 mph pace on the Fort route with distance options between 35 and 60 miles. The C group rides at 16 to 19 mph on the same route with the same distance range. An early option labeled I-way covers approximately 20 to 23 miles.

Open play welcomes participants of all levels in a drop-in format. Attendance varies by day and location since players can simply show up. Friends are welcome. Paddles are available at some venues, with Rohan and Clarendon offering paddles in the shed and other recreation centers providing check-out options.

The 5th Annual Pink Challenge takes place at Arlington Ridge Golf Club and features a shotgun start, with groups beginning from multiple tees at the same time.

Enjoy a friendly monthly breakfast for amateur radio enthusiasts at Howies Family Restaurant. Conversation centers on radios, antennas, and everyday life in a relaxed setting. Membership is not required and visitors are welcome. To help with seating, please let Gene, KI4LEH, know you plan to attend. For any updates or changes, check back here or on the website.

This science-based small group golf training focuses on building rotational power and injury resilience. Capacity is limited.

Pull on your favorite boots for a day of barbecue tasting, live music, drinks, a food truck, vendors, and plenty of fun that supports a local cause. Presented by the Firefighter Charity of Central Florida, this new fundraiser benefits a community program that provides monthly grants for local women who need financial assistance. The Pink Firetruck will debut a new honorary name, dedicated in honor or memory of a local woman who battled cancer, and serves as a moving reminder encouraging women in Central Florida to stay current with cancer checks. The event features a sanctioned barbecue competition in Florida, with teams from across the state competing for top brisket, chicken, ribs, and pork. Attendees can join a people’s choice tasting of slow smoked pork and help select a favorite. Cold drinks are available from the bar, hearty burgers come from the Backdraft Grill, vendors are on site, live music is provided by Hypersona, and there is swag and bikes to browse inside Gator. Admission is free. There is a charge only if you choose to taste and judge the barbecue.

Meet a selection of The Animal League’s adoptable dogs at the newly opened Petco in Clermont. Friendly volunteers will be available to discuss adopting, fostering, volunteering, donating, and any questions about The Animal League. Cat lovers can also connect with Team Meow volunteers for in-store meet and greets with the cats housed at this location. Store employees cannot provide access for hands-on visits with the cats, so appointments with the adoption team are required. The Animal League follows a best match approach to pair each pet with a home that fits the adopter’s lifestyle and environment, and the process begins with an adoption application.

Food, drinks, and music await on the patio.

At Rosen Centre in Orlando, the ONYX Magazine Men of Honor black-tie gala spotlights a commitment to standing up, giving back, and living a legacy, all in the spirit of being ONYX Strong. Sponsorship opportunities are available; for details, call 407-451-2891.

At Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando, the Harvest Ball edition of Arts for Carts offers a formal evening of dinner, dancing, and philanthropy that benefits the specially abled dogs cared for by LoveyLoaves, a 501(c)3 rescue in East Orlando devoted to saving and rehabilitating dogs facing challenges such as amputation, sensory impairment, complex medical needs, and illness or injury. The program features guest speaker Tamar Geller, a New York Times bestselling author and canine expert known for The Loved Dog method, shaped by her experience in Israeli Special Forces intelligence and by observing wolves in the wild. The night includes a live DJ, hors d’oeuvres and dinner prepared by Rosen Shingle Creek, a silent art auction, chances to meet LoveyLoaves dogs, and stories from the rescue. Autumn inspired formal attire is encouraged. Proceeds support LoveyLoaves medical and rehabilitation funds that provide mobility carts and veterinary care, and also advance the goal of acquiring land to develop a safe haven where dogs with special circumstances can receive rehabilitation and physical therapy, be rehomed or fostered, or live out their days in comfort.

Five-time Grammy winner Lalah Hathaway appears in an intimate lounge setting for four shows over two nights. As the daughter of Donny Hathaway, her musical roots run deep, and her collaborations span Pharrell Williams, Kendrick Lamar, and Dr. Dre. She has also shared stages with Prince, Stevie Wonder, and Herbie Hancock. Hathaway is tied with Beyoncé for the most Grammy wins in Best Traditional R&B Performance, with three each. Expect an evening of rich vocals and timeless songs, with sounds grounded in R&B, jazz, and soulful expression.

Orlando Speed World Dragway presents a late night test and tune focused on safe, organized drag racing. Drivers can make passes and set up races in a controlled setting rather than on the street. Street cars, race cars, motorcycles, dragsters, imports, domestics, exotics, trucks, and ATVs are welcome. Pricing is $35 for racers with a tech card, $20 for general admission, and kids 10 and under are free.

A soundtrack of rock and roll sets the tone for an upbeat evening with a groovy vibe. Enjoy ice cream made by hand, including options with alcohol. Expect plenty of fun and the chance to win prizes. There is no charge to play.

A Reiki group share where practitioners and masters can practice, receive, and connect with the community. Those who are curious about Reiki may receive as well. The focus is on promoting relaxation and supporting healing for the body, mind, and spirit through Reiki. Each person will have time on the table to receive. Hosted by Patricia Squires.

Spanish Springs in The Villages features an afternoon of acoustic classics and familiar songs.

Imagine your celebration just the way you want it, whether an elegant black tie gala or a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach. A carefully chosen group of wedding professionals will be on hand to offer guidance and ideas, helping you plan meaningful details and lasting memories for your special day.

Open Play welcomes everyone at Eisenhower Regional Recreational Center in The Villages. All experience levels can participate, and it is a casual drop in format, so the number of players varies by day and location. Recreation centers have paddles available to check out inside. At Clarendon and Rohan, paddles are kept in the shed. Feel free to bring friends and enjoy some friendly play.

Experience four days and three nights of laughter, learning, and lakeside fun at the Southeast Clown Association convention, held on the wooded waterfront campus of the Warren Willis Conference Center in Fruitland Park, Florida. The setting provides roomy spaces for classes and activities, areas to parade and jam, and comfortable spots to practice and share clowning with friends old and new, welcoming both seasoned performers and newcomers. Registration is $400 and includes double occupancy lodging, three meals each day, and full access to programming such as the Sassy Show, a bonfire night, a banquet celebration, and a headliner show. A private room upgrade is available for an additional $75. During registration, attendees may request adjoining rooms, note dietary restrictions, and ask for handicap accessibility, and those who upgrade may request a king size bed. A day pass is available for $125 and covers meals and all events scheduled for that day. Vendors who are not attending the convention may stay on site and enjoy dining hall privileges for $300. The venue accommodates many vendors and supports multiple classes at different skill levels. For information, contact Heather McFall, President, at mcfallmerrill@gmail.com.

A Women’s GriefShare group offers a caring space for those navigating loss, with an emphasis on support, understanding, and hope. Participants speak and listen to one another, taking small and gentle steps toward healing together. You are welcome in any season of grief and can connect with others who truly relate. Participation is pressure free, and it is fine to start at any point.

A ballroom dance party offers music, dancing, and a friendly atmosphere for participants of every level. Admission is $20 per person. For more information or to verify the schedule, call or text (352) 533-7400. Schedule is subject to change.

Connect with fellow tarot enthusiasts in a relaxed, participant-led practice session. Readers at any stage, from newcomers to longtime practitioners, can trade readings with peers, refine their approach, and learn by both giving and receiving. The format is open, allowing the group to set the pace and focus while maintaining a supportive, courteous atmosphere. Participants should bring their own decks and any personal tools. Expect plenty of opportunities to swap insights, compare techniques, and build confidence through hands-on practice.

DJ Bingo is happening at Great Chicago Fire Brewery & Tap Room in Leesburg. This family friendly game is open to all ages, and there is no charge to play when you are enjoying food and drinks. Try your luck for prizes and a chance at a progressive jackpot. Table reservations can be made by calling 352-474-2739.

Unwind in a relaxing art class with step-by-step guidance from a professional artist. All materials are included, along with an apron or smock, so you can focus on creating. New skills are introduced each month, and no previous experience is needed.

Experience a gentle, restorative outdoor yoga class in the heart of Thornton Park at Kaleidoscope Thornton Park. This beginner friendly, all-levels session centers on breath awareness and an intentional flow that blends elements of Hatha and Vinyasa with a touch of intuitive movement. Expect a thoughtful mix of movement, meditation, and brief conversation that explores yoga beyond the poses, offering space to settle the nervous system, release tension, and reconnect with personal strength. After practice, enjoy a complimentary cup of herbal tea and unhurried time to connect with fellow participants. Free street parking is available. Please bring your own yoga mat, and feel free to use blocks or other supportive props if they help your practice. The class is led by Janie Seecharan, RYT and holistic guide. Pricing options include a $15 early bird rate, a $22 drop-in rate with in-person payment via cash, Zelle, or Venmo, and a five-class pack for $60 that must be used within 45 days. Attendees also receive 10% off their bill at Kaleidoscope.

Tables will be filled with household, garage, and utilitarian items, from tools and dishes to the many small finds typically tucked in closets, under beds, and in sheds and garages. The pace moves quickly as treasures are shared. Extra cargo space and a sense of adventure are encouraged.

Now in its eighth year, this networking meetup focuses on what like-minded professionals value when they set out to expand their connections and build new business partnerships. It provides a welcoming setting to enjoy conversation, make meaningful introductions, and grow your business. Gatherings take place on the first and third Tuesday of each month, except on federal holidays.

Connect over lunch at Glory Days Grill in Tampa with the RGA New Tampa Business Networking Meeting, a gathering built around genuine conversations and relationship-focused growth rather than pressure tactics, forced referrals, or strict attendance policies. Revenue Growth Alliance has supported local entrepreneurs, executives, and business owners since 2010, emphasizing trust, community, and collaboration. Expect open networking without category lockouts, optional ten minute member spotlights to share expertise, and access to broader RGA opportunities such as regional expos, pitch sessions, and author opportunities. Professionals from all industries are welcome, including real estate, finance, marketing, technology, healthcare, and local services. Bring plenty of business cards, ideally 20 to 30, prepare a concise 30 second introduction, and arrive ready to collaborate for long term value. Guests may attend at no charge for their first two visits.

Tini Tuesday at Jenny's Eat Drink Socialize features $8 martinis and a $10 specialty flatbread. Pick a favorite martini, pair it with the flatbread, and relax in a friendly, social setting.

Put your knowledge to the test with DJ Trivia at Liberty Grille in Del Webb Spruce Creek Summerfield. There is no entry fee for guests who make a purchase, and participants of any age are welcome. Prizes are awarded to the winners.

Bingo fans can look forward to five lively games at Gators Dockside Brownwood with a pay-as-you-go format. The first three games cost $2 per card, and the last two are $5 per card. Reservations are required, so call ahead to secure seating, and bring exact change.

At Groveland Exchange, Heidi Kort of Seed Time Harvest shares the journey of her homestead wildschool initiative, from its early vision to a thriving community of homeschool nature learners. A hands-on station for children offers a chance to explore and engage with nature-focused activities. The event welcomes those interested in homeschooling, sustainability, homesteading, and community reliance. Participants are invited to bring plant starts, seeds, permaculture books, or tools to contribute as gifts on the share blanket.

Enjoy a two-part trivia challenge with a general knowledge opener followed by a rotating themed round that changes each week. The blend of broad questions and a fresh theme keeps things fun and engaging for every visit.

A friendly monthly meeting that welcomes everyone to take part. Please note that schedules may change, and organizers will provide updates if adjustments are needed.

Special guest Niko Salgoda, an Allstar West Coast Swing and Zouk instructor, leads an evening at WOW focused on Zouk fundamentals and blending them with West Coast Swing. The night features an introductory Zouk lesson, a short mini social, a session on weaving Zouk into WCS along with a Level 1 class, then a social dance to finish. Pricing is $20 for the full evening, $15 for one class plus social, $10 for Level 1 plus social, or $10 for the social only. Hosted in Orlando, this event offers a chance to build skills in both styles.

The FloDash Events/Dash Sports Run/Walk group meets at The View in Clermont. Participants take a 45 minute walk or run, track their miles, and celebrate milestones with prizes. The outing ends back at The View for friendly conversation and fun. Everyone is welcome, including families, singles, and dogs.

Connect with new friends at a relaxed BlaBla Language Exchange in Orlando. Expect a casual mingle format with no assigned tables, plenty of conversations, and a welcoming space to practice languages. English and the local language are the main focus, and you can explore other languages by finding a partner or asking an organizer for help. A matchmaking option is available if you want assistance pairing up. To keep things smooth and respectful, register on the website before attending, order at least one drink when you arrive as required by the venue, and do not bring outside food or beverages. Be courteous to staff, help keep the space tidy, and treat everyone with respect. Breaking the rules can result in a ban. Photos and videos may be taken during the event. If you prefer not to appear, let the photographer know. Keep your belongings secure, as the organizers cannot be responsible for lost items. There are ways to get involved, including volunteering as an event organizer or as a photographer or videographer, with opportunities to skip fees. A single Facebook event link is reused. Dates and participant counts shown there may be adjusted after the start and might not reflect current details. BlaBla hosts language exchanges in more than 150 cities worldwide, creating opportunities to make international connections.

Morning meditation at Dockside Lake Nona in Orlando welcomes participants of every experience level, from newcomers to those with an established practice. The gathering starts with a brief meet and greet, then moves into about 10 to 15 minutes of guided meditation. A contemplative reading follows, along with time for reflection and discussion. The session concludes with a short three-minute, three-question meditation to welcome the day ahead. Participants may bring a mat or meditation pillow if preferred. Classes are free for all members of the Lake Nona Community to attend. Questions can be posted.

Led by Ride Advocate Keith, this Wednesday Social bike ride welcomes entry-level cyclists for a no-drop outing that lasts about 2.5 hours. Expect an easy to moderate pace around 15 mph on the West Orange and South Lake Trail, with an average distance of 32 miles. The focus is on a friendly atmosphere and practicing group ride fundamentals. Helmets are required. This is not a race or a sanctioned event, and all participants ride at their own risk. Route details and guidance are provided as planning resources only and may not be complete or current, so check conditions such as weather, surface status, and potential closures. Follow all applicable laws and land use guidelines, and carry appropriate safety and navigation equipment. Cycling involves inherent risks, and each rider is responsible for their own decisions and any resulting consequences, including injury, loss, or damage to personal property.

An open play session takes place at Eisenhower Regional Recreational Center in The Villages, FL. All experience levels are welcome. Participation numbers vary by day and location because drop-in play is allowed. If you need a paddle, recreation centers lend them out inside, and at Clarendon and Rohan paddles are kept in the shed.

Explore caregiver career opportunities at a walk in hiring event offering on the spot interviews. Completing the application beforehand can help shorten your visit. Qualifications include a CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN license or certification, and assistance is available to obtain an HHA. Additional requirements include I-9 documentation, CPR, a TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting. Applicants must be able to communicate effectively in English.

A series of introductory sessions is now underway. There is no need to register in advance, and walk-ins are welcome.

Learn who faces hunger in the community during a 60 minute info session at the main distribution center in Orlando, followed by a tour of the food bank. The experience brings you inside a working warehouse and distribution operation and spotlights elevated hunger relief work throughout Central Florida.

Cruise into Sunset Delights in Summerfield for a relaxed gathering that welcomes every kind of ride. All makes and models are invited, including classics, customs, modern muscle, and special interest cars and trucks. Each meetup highlights one standout vehicle with a Cruiser of the Week recognition. Enjoy a wide range of food along with ice cream from a large menu. Admission is free. Hosted by Sunset Delights and the Asphalt Misfits of North Central Florida. For details, contact David at 954-562-7139 or call Sunset Delights at 352-347-7700.

This experiential workshop invites participants to explore the Akashic Records, often described as a subtle archive that reflects the journey of every soul. It is designed for anyone curious about deeper meaning and purpose or seeking clarity around life direction, relationships, or career. No previous experience is required and all are welcome. Participants learn what the Akashic Records are, where the concept comes from, and how this wisdom can illuminate personal paths. Instruction covers practical ways to access the Records through meditation, prayer, and visualization. A guided meditation offers space to open one’s own Records and receive individualized guidance, followed by conversation on integrating insights into everyday decisions and actions. The format includes time to share experiences in a supportive setting, a Q and A session, and a take-home handout with information and resources to continue the practice. Bringing a notebook and pen is encouraged for capturing reflections and messages. The fee is $35 per person. The workshop is facilitated by Debbie Bellon, a Reiki Master, Akashic Records guide, and holistic transformation guide who blends energy healing, ancient teachings, and practical tools to support personal growth. She is also an EFT facilitator as well as a course and retreat creator.

Gather in Orlando with We Sell America for a midweek wind down where industry professionals can connect. Smart, standout attire is encouraged. Please RSVP in advance to receive the precise location, and feel welcome to invite colleagues for a good time together.

This weekly Wednesday night Turn Up Dance Fitness class brings a high-energy, hip hop inspired workout to the Downtown Orlando YMCA. Participants can get active, break a sweat, and show their style while building confidence and a sense of community. All experience levels are welcome, no prior dance background is required, and the class is open to ages 16 and up. First-time attendees are encouraged to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to complete paperwork and request a free trial pass at the front desk. Designed as a midweek pick-me-up for anyone who misses dancing with friends and wants an empowering atmosphere, it features upbeat music, dynamic movement, and a judgment-free space so everyone can feel like the star of the night.

Put your knowledge to the test with DJ-hosted trivia at The Anchor in Summerfield. Participation is free, players of all ages are welcome, and prizes are on the line for top performers.

Step into 007 Kitchen & Bar for a weekly trivia challenge in a Bond themed setting unique to Orlando. Test your knowledge, compete to see who comes out on top, and enjoy weekday happy hour while you play. Prizes from Dezerland Park are on the line for the winners.

Orlando Story Club brings a themed night of true stories to CityArts Orlando, spotlighting Harvest. Anyone with a fitting tale can put a name in a hat, ten names are drawn at random, and each selected storyteller gets five minutes to win over the room. The three favorites receive prizes. The atmosphere is playful and welcoming, with plenty of laughter and connection. Those who prefer to listen can still take part through one-liners... brief, anonymous, true notes on a notecard that relate to the theme. Hosts Danielle Ziss and Bobby Wesley read these between storytellers without revealing who wrote them. Orlando Story Club is a program of the Downtown Arts District.

A weekly open karaoke night brings singers and music fans together at Frank's Rack & Grill in Leesburg, presented by Son-Rae Entertainment and hosted by DJ Jeff-fa-fa, vocalist with the local cover band Rock Hard. Participants can take the mic, request favorite songs, and perform in a smoke-free indoor setting, with vocals carried by a Bose L1 Pro 8 sound system. The venue has reopened under new ownership and management with a new bar team, and it was formerly known as Frank's Place. On-site amenities include a full bar, a billiards hall with APA leagues, and a selection of food and snacks. Smoking and vaping are permitted outside under cover. Bikers are welcome, and Linda is behind the bar.

Orlando’s #1 ladies night turns downtown into a late-night block party across Room 22 and Sidebar. Built for keeping the evening going after Wine Down Wednesdays, R&B Wine Down, and other after-work plans, it mixes that unwind-to-nightlife transition with a lively crowd and steady momentum. Two rooms offer different atmospheres while top DJs drive the soundtrack from start to finish. Capacity is frequently reached, so early arrival is recommended.

Needle Nags is a special interest group dedicated to applique and embellishment techniques. Participants explore edge applique using freezer paper, needle turn methods, machine applique, and embroidery stitching accents. The group meets at the Marion County Sheriff's Substation. Join for a brief visit or settle in for the full session, whatever suits your schedule.

Enjoy breakfast alongside multiple games of bingo at SpringHill Suites by Marriott Orlando Airport. Prizes will be available during the games. This event is complimentary for adults 55 and older and is not open to anyone younger.

Downtown Orlando Field Day brings businesses, residents, and the nightlife community together for lighthearted rivalry and community spirit. Sponsored by AdventHealth, this gathering revives familiar playground-style contests with a hometown twist. Each challenge spotlights local character while testing teamwork, problem solving, agility, endurance, and strength. There are multiple ways to be involved, including sponsoring a field, taking part as a vendor, watching the action, fielding a business team, or volunteering. Past participants have called it a unifying, energizing experience for their teams and celebrated City District Main Street for connecting local businesses through friendly competition. Supporters and partners include AdventHealth, Florida Citrus Sports, First Capital Property Group, OUTPOST, Anthem, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Step Up Productions, Orlando Weekly, Photobooth Rocks, Harmony Healthcare, Orlando Magic, Orlando Solar Bears, Orlando Pride, and Orlando Main Streets.

Caring for an aging loved one can be physically, emotionally, and mentally demanding. This caregiver support group provides a calm setting to gain insights, learn practical strategies, and build skills that support caregiving. Sessions cover a range of topics and are led by the Alzheimer's Association. Light refreshments are provided. The group meets on the second Thursday of each month, with no meetings in August or December. For details or to RSVP, contact Tracey Walker at 352-268-1730 or twalker@allegroliving.com.

Settle into a calm, restorative experience as Kara guides a soothing meditation and offers hands-on energy healing. As you relax, she focuses on clearing and balancing your energy so you leave feeling lighter, clearer, and more aligned. Expect a guided practice that quiets the mind and opens the body to healing, along with intuitive energy work while you rest. You may notice clarity, ease, and renewed balance afterward. This in-person session is open to everyone, whether you are new to energy healing or already experienced. No prior experience is required, only an open heart and willingness to receive. Kara is a body intuitive and energy healer who creates a warm, grounded space and blends intuitive guidance with intentional energy work to support mind, body, and spirit. This experience takes place in Orlando. The cost is $11 per person. First-time guests receive a complimentary individual angel card reading after the meditation. Returning guests may request an additional angel card reading for $11.

Bike Night takes over downtown Leesburg at Great Chicago Fire Brewery & Tap Room, presented with support from Gator Harley-Davidson. Look for live music, cold beer, a full bar, and gift cards. The kitchen features an authentic Chicago-style menu that now includes Chicago thin crust pizzas. An on-site brewery offers 10 house beers, complemented by a selection of domestic and imported options and a full range of spirits. A happy hour provides one dollar off all beer, wine, and liquor.

Space is limited to 60 people, so early arrival is recommended to secure a spot. If you need a loaner kit, request it at least 24 hours in advance.

An open jam night welcomes local musicians and music fans for spontaneous collaborations and lively performances. Bring an instrument if you want to play, invite friends, or simply enjoy the vibe. A full backline will be available. The cover charge is $10. Guests may bring their own beverages and snacks.

Play pay-as-you-go bingo at Gators Dockside Brownwood in The Villages with five games on the schedule. The first three rounds cost $2 per card, and the last two are $5 per card. Reservations are required, so call ahead to secure seating and bring exact change.

Vibe Tribe offers a weekly, family-friendly gathering centered on connection, self expression, and music. It begins with a facilitated support circle where people can check in, listen, and be heard in a respectful, judgment-free setting. Speaking is optional, and there is no fixing or preaching, only space for authenticity. Afterward, the focus turns to a collaborative music session. Instruments come out, ideas mingle, and whatever you are carrying can be expressed through sound. No prior experience is required, and all instruments and skill levels are welcome. Participants can talk, listen, make music, or simply be present, with an inclusive, community-centered spirit that moves from conversation to creation.

A laid-back chess gathering in Sodo welcomes players of all levels with free open play each week. Enjoy friendly matches alongside craft tacos, pizza, beer, and sodas available for purchase. Everyone is welcome, and you can drop in and head out whenever it fits your schedule.

An evening program honors 50 years of impact by CIL in Central Florida, featuring a comprehensive showcase that amplifies perspectives from the disability community. The experience spotlights CIL's milestones and creative work over the decades. Tickets are available, including an early bird option.

Gather a group at Gators Dockside Waterford Lakes for five spirited rounds of bingo with cash prizes. Buy in by the round, and every game returns the entire pot to winners. Cards for the first three rounds are $2 each, and cards for rounds four and five are $5 each. Arrive early to grab preferred seating, and bring exact change for card purchases.

A lively spot with friendly faces, live music, and plenty of good food and drinks. A cheerful place to spend a fun evening.

Play DJ Bingo for free at The Anchor in Summerfield. The game is open to all ages, and prizes are up for grabs. The Anchor also hosts DJ Trivia, and DJ Bingo is available at the sister spot County Line Smokehouse & Spirits in Weirsdale.

Rock N' Roll Bingo brings a lively game night to Lollygaggers Sports Pub & Grill - Wildwood in Wildwood, FL. Enjoy good food, plenty of drink options, and a fun atmosphere. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to winners.

Test your knowledge at a weekly trivia night hosted by Empire Trivia at the Marketplace at Avalon Park. Form a team and enjoy lighthearted competition while grabbing dinner from Marketplace vendors. There is no cost to participate. Prizes go to the top three teams, plus there are four additional chances to win more rewards. No registration is required. Simply arrive ready to play and aim for bragging rights.

Jeru the Damaja brings authentic Golden Era hip-hop to Iron Cow in Orlando with a performance that honors boom bap, 90s classics, and the culture. The Brooklyn MC is known for the DJ Premier produced album The Sun Rises in the East and standout tracks like Come Clean, D. Original, and You Can’t Stop the Prophet. Music from DJ Heron and The Throwback Champ sets the tone for an intimate night centered on beats, bars, and lyrical skill. Presented by Addictive Affairs in collaboration with Thirstin Howl The 3rd and Big Earl Promotions.