Events in Orange County today

Kickstart the morning with a simple, inclusive workout built around an hour on the move. The format is straightforward... head out for 30 minutes, then turn back for 30, so everyone returns together. This meetup gathers at Propagate Social House in Apopka and makes use of the nearby West Orange Trail. All experience levels and paces are welcome, whether running, walking, or mixing it up. Unless otherwise noted for special meetups, the group follows timed out-and-back routes. Please consider weather and available light when choosing gear. After the run, there is an option to stay for coffee with a 15% discount or enjoy breakfast with a mimosa. Outdoor seating is available, and well-behaved dogs are welcome. Parking is available nearby.

Cyclists gather at Avalon Park Gym for a Saturday ride on the Fort route with options to match different goals and abilities. The A group moves at 22 miles per hour or faster and is a drop ride, covering roughly 60 miles. The B group rides at 19 to 21 miles per hour on the Fort route, with choices ranging from about 35 to 60 miles. The C group rolls at 16 to 19 miles per hour on the same route, also offering distances between 35 and 60 miles. An early I-way option is available for approximately 20 to 23 miles.

At Valencia College East Campus, this symposium offers five classes devoted to foundational modern dance traditions, each led by a different teacher. Participants will delve into the techniques and legacies of Graham, Limón, Taylor, Cunningham, and Dunham through focused instruction. The program welcomes dancers, dance educators, and anyone who loves to dance. Registration is available, and attendees have the option to pre order lunch.

Central Florida comes together at Lake Eola Park for the 28th Step Up for Down Syndrome walk, a welcoming celebration honoring people with Down syndrome. Expect a stroll around the park with lively music, entertainment, and activities for all ages, along with opportunities to connect with local organizations and businesses. More than 2,500 participants typically take part, creating a strong sense of community and connection. The day also supports the Down Syndrome Association of Central Florida’s largest annual fundraiser, which helps provide free programs and services to over 1,200 families.

Enjoy an easygoing yoga session outdoors at Crescent Park in Laureate Park. The pace gives newcomers room to learn foundational poses, while experienced participants can deepen and challenge their practice. This one-hour class is free and welcomes all ages and skill levels. Dress for the weather, and bring a mat, a towel, and water.

Personal Safety Day at Apopka Community Center offers a 90-minute self-defense class for ages 16 and older. Participants can expect a challenging, full-body session that blends strength work and cardio with instruction in fundamentals such as basic strikes, defensive movements, and situational awareness to support personal safety and readiness. The class is led by defensive tactics officers approved by their agencies, bringing wide-ranging martial arts experience and advanced training. Their instruction focuses on practical skills with clear, real-world applications. This class is free.

An introductory half-hour class designed for beginners to Reformer Pilates. Coach Crystal, who has more than a decade of Pilates experience, teaches core principles, correct form, and safe use of the Reformer. With only four reformers available, the group remains small for personalized instruction. The cost is $15, and online registration is required in advance. Hosted at PITYFitness Pilates Studio.

Celebrate fall with a family-friendly day of local shopping, great eats, and seasonal fun. Children are encouraged to wear their favorite costumes and pose at autumn-themed photo spots for keepsake pictures. Stroll through a marketplace of vendors and artisans to discover unique goods, enjoy festive face painting, and savor popular dishes from food trucks. It is an opportunity to support local makers and small businesses, create lasting memories with friends and family, and take in the spirit of the season. Please note that this is not a trick-or-treat event.

DriveFit 4ORE small group golf training uses research-based methods to build rotational power and help reduce injury risk. The workout centers on key movements and strength work in a small group setting for focused progress. Space is limited.

OWLOWEEN offers a Halloween-themed event with up-close encounters featuring nocturnal wildlife, a variety of food and craft vendors, trick or treat activities, a costume contest, raffle prizes, and merchandise from the BTN Gift Shop. Admission is free, with optional on-site purchases available to tour the Wildlife Walk Sanctuary. Guest animals will also be on view inside the education center at no cost. Prospective vendors can email vendors@btnwildlife.org, and to prevent scams all communication should go through that address rather than anyone claiming to be a vendor.

Take a breather from everyday responsibilities and reconnect with simple joy on a community-minded Disney getaway. Think unhurried mornings, delicious bites, meaningful conversation, plenty of laughter, and the nostalgia of singing along to the songs you loved as a kid. The aim is for travelers who start out as strangers to head home with new friends. The journey begins with a brief stay at Walt Disney World timed with EPCOT’s Food and Wine Festival, then continues aboard the Disney Fantasy for a sailing that features Halloween on the High Seas with visits to Castaway Cay and Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point. The pace is intentionally easy and focused on connection, while welcoming partners, friends, and children who wish to share the experience. Whether traveling solo, with a companion, or with family, expect shared meals, heartfelt conversations, and a touch of Disney wonder that lingers long after the trip ends.

Central Florida Card Fest gathers collectors at Center Pointe Community Church in East Orlando. Admission is free, with more than 180 vendor tables featuring sports cards and trading card game cards. On-site card grading submissions will be available. Parking is free, and the venue offers concessions. The event is sponsored by Game Time Cardz in Winter Park, Fast Break Trading Cards in St. Cloud, and PokeFit Trading in Orlando. It is presented by the same team that operates the Nona Collects Card Shows at SOFIVE Soccer, also known as XL Soccer World, in Lake Nona. Families are welcome.

Day’s Trips presents an outing to Winter Park Playhouse for Rat Pack Lounge, a musical comedy that sends Frank, Dean, and Sammy back for one night to make amends and keep a long-standing promise to the lounge’s owner. Expect signature hits like My Way, Come Fly with Me, Ain’t That a Kick in the Head, Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime, and more. The itinerary includes a bus departure from PSL with an additional pickup in Vero, travel to the theater for the performance, and time afterward to enjoy dinner in Winter Park at one of several restaurants before returning home. The price is $105 per person. Payment is due at booking. Tickets are nonrefundable but may be transferred to another person. Day’s Trips, LLC is a Florida Seller of Travel, Ref. No. ST44375.

Wrap up summer with a free, team-based scavenger hunt in Winter Park powered by the ClueRally web app. No download or account is required, simply scan a QR code to get started on your phone’s browser. Take part with a group of 6 to 12 or arrive on your own and be paired with teammates. Work together to track down locations, crack clues, and complete challenges across historic Winter Park. The group meets at the Central Park Fountain by the Amtrak and SunRail station, which is the main center fountain, not the peacock fountain in the rose garden, and the finish is back at the same spot. Top teams are announced at the end, and there are plenty of nearby options for food and drinks if you want to linger. One player per team submits answers while others use Navigator Mode to help navigate and solve along the way. This edition returns to the place where ClueRally hosted its first hunt.

The public is welcome to explore the shopping area at the EGA National Seminar hosted at the Hyatt Regency Orlando. Access to the seminar sessions and classes requires advance registration and payment, but browsing and shopping do not. The specific room will be announced, and visitors can follow hotel signs or check with the front desk for directions.

Eccentric Garage’s Pink Edition returns to Dezerland Park Orlando with a celebration dedicated entirely to pink automobiles, shaping up to be the year’s biggest all-pink car event. The gathering supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month, with fundraising directed toward making a meaningful difference in the local community. It is open to the public and free for spectators, and registration and ticketing are available for participants.

Mama's Whoopie Pies is preparing special whoopie pies for its appearance at the Orlando Fire & Flavor Festival at Orlando Festival Park. The festival spans two days, showcasing hot sauces and spicy foods along with a craft fair and marketplace.

Enjoy a Taylor Swift themed music bingo brunch at Teak Neighborhood Grill. Songs from across her eras set the soundtrack as participants sing along, mark their cards with familiar hits, and aim for a winning bingo. A fun outing for Swifties who love turning favorite tracks into game time excitement.

This fall festival marks ten years of We Are Winter Garden in the community, bringing a full day of family fun, seasonal traditions, and community connection. Highlights include live music, a costume parade, bounce house activities for kids, hayrides, and shopping with local vendors. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, and admission is free. Stoneybrook West Golf Club is the presenting sponsor for this milestone celebration. For vendor information, email Tracy@imagineyourmarketing.com.

The Hoppy Heathens, Humanists, and Heretics of the Central Florida Freethought Community continue their Central Florida brewery series with a casual gathering at Brewlando Brewing in Orlando. It offers a friendly setting for non-theists to enjoy conversation and local craft beer. This Brewlando location pours over 20 in-house beers, including seasonal offerings, year-round favorites, small-batch experiments, and creative collaborations, and food is available. The series rotates to a different brewery each month, so specifics can vary. David W is hosting on site, and a CFFC table tent will help you find the group.

Confidence is the only requirement at this monthly brunch celebrating personal style and community. Enjoy a relaxed meal with plenty of laughs, and take photos of your outfit if you want to capture the moment. All ages are welcome in this judgment-free space where everything fits, from dressed-up looks to casual ensembles, thrifted finds to designer pieces. There is no need to save that favorite item for another day. Expect a friendly chance to connect, share good energy, lift one another up, and leave feeling great.

Unwind at a monthly paint party presented by We The 3 Production Group, taking place on the second Saturday of each month. Created for adults, this intimate gathering offers a relaxed, judgment free setting to decompress after a busy week. Take part in painting sessions, an open mic, dancing, and additional activities. For full details or to register, use the ticketing options provided by the organizer.

Music Under the Oaks returns to VanderLey Park with SWITCH!, presented by the Town of Oakland and Advent Health. The band will play classic songs from the 60s and 70s. Attendees may bring blankets and lawn chairs, and dinner and drinks will be available before the performance.

Tio appears live in Orlando for a two-night event at Orlando Comedy Club. Tickets are available.

Wine O’Clock Bistro hosts Southern Night, featuring live country music by Mark Houghton and a special Southern menu. Enjoy a fun evening with family and friends as great tunes pair with Southern-inspired dishes.

After a hint in a story last week, the news is now official. Black Country, New Road will be at The Beacham.

An Orlando City match takes place beneath the stadium lights at Inter&Co Stadium, creating an energized setting for supporters. Fans wear purple, make some noise, and add to the lively atmosphere throughout the venue.

Orlando City SC hosts the Columbus Crew in a late-season MLS meeting in Orlando, a fixture that often produces competitive, tactical soccer. The focus is on how the hosts manage Columbus' well-drilled attack, and the setting should make for an energetic atmosphere at Inter&Co Stadium.

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox brings a new production to Steinmetz Hall, featuring a versatile ensemble of singers, dancers, and musicians. With a vintage twist, they reinterpret favorites ranging from 70s rock and 80s Britpop to today’s hits, beloved movie themes, and even video game soundtracks. Brimming with lively, dance-ready numbers and showstopping moments, this performance suits both a night on the town and a fun outing for families.

Chocolate lovers and runners come together for a 5K that blends fitness with indulgence. Expect complimentary chocolate at the finish, a custom event T-shirt, and a limited-edition medal for chocoholics. Music from a local DJ keeps the energy high, an awards presentation recognizes the speediest participants, and a dedicated kids race includes its own medals, shirts, and plenty of chocolate. The atmosphere is family friendly from start to finish.

The shopping area associated with the seminar is open to the public. Seminar sessions and classes require advance registration and payment. Room details are still being finalized and will be shared when available. On site, look for directional signs to the shopping area, or ask at the hotel front desk for directions.

Enjoy a restorative mindfulness outing led by certified instructor Felecia Bryant at Oakland Nature Preserve. Open to all levels, this gentle program blends a half-mile forest bathing walk with a guided meditation to encourage a slower pace and a deeper connection with the surroundings. Meet at the porch of the Educational Center and bring water. The cost is $10. Advance registration is required and space is limited. Those interested in extending their practice may register separately for the Yoga at the Lake session.

Free Family Funday at the Mennello Museum of American Art is a monthly program with complimentary admission, docent-led gallery tours, and a hands-on art activity. Each month offers a new project inspired by the museum’s current exhibitions, created with children and families in mind. Tours are open to all visitors. For those who prefer at-home creativity, video instructions for the art projects are available on the program’s website. Presented by VyStar Credit Union and Orlando Health.

A vibrant outdoor celebration of Haitian Fritay, music, and culture fills Wall Street Plaza in Downtown Orlando, turning the plaza into a lively gathering for the Haitian and Caribbean community, families, friends, and anyone eager to explore Haiti’s flavors and sounds. Food vendors serve beloved specialties such as griot, fried plantains, pikliz, tassot, patties, accra, fried chicken, and other Haitian favorites, offering a rich taste of the island’s culinary traditions. The music sets the tone with Kompa, Zouk, Gouyad, Raboday, Afrobeats, and other Caribbean selections, with live DJs and special guests keeping energy high. Festival highlights include Haitian cuisine at the forefront, drinks available across the plaza, local vendors and businesses, and plenty of photo-ready moments, all in an all-ages, open-air setting in the heart of Downtown Orlando.

Settle in for a focused write-in at Winter Park Library, presented by Writer’s Atelier. Participants will move through timed writing sprints with short breaks to recharge. Bring your preferred writing tools and any additional supplies you like to use. This event is free.

A candlelit tribute to the film music of Hans Zimmer comes to The Abbey in Orlando, performed by the Listeso String Quartet. The program includes selections from Inception, The Lion King, Madagascar, Dunkirk, The Pacific, The Dark Knight, Wonder Woman, Gladiator, Interstellar, Dune, Sherlock Holmes, and Pirates of the Caribbean. The concert lasts about 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not allowed. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the composer, their estate, or official representatives.

Weezer, The Shins, and Silversun Pickups perform at the Kia Center in Orlando. The lineup brings all three bands together on one stage.

Explore the public shopping area at the EGA National Seminar inside the Hyatt Regency Orlando in Orlando, Florida. Everyone is welcome to browse and shop, while seminar sessions and classes are reserved for participants who have registered and paid in advance. Room details will be announced. Upon arrival, follow the hotel’s directional signs for the shopping area or ask the front desk for guidance.

Renzo Gracie Orlando presents a Teacher Work Day kids camp filled with movement, creativity, and plenty of fun. Children take part in beginner friendly Jiu-Jitsu with no prior experience needed, enjoy arts and crafts projects, and stay active with games and challenges. Lunch is included with a pizza party. Early drop off and late pick up are available at no additional cost. Pricing starts at $45 for the first five registrations, then moves to a $55 regular rate. Open to members and non members, and welcoming both kids who already train and those brand new to the mats.

A welcoming gathering centered on crafting, quilting, and sewing. Connect with others in a caring, community-minded setting while working on handmade creations made with heart and careful hands.

Learn to turn cupcakes into a gift-worthy bouquet of buttercream blooms in this hands-on beginner class. Explore classic piping methods to craft floral designs, then arrange your decorated cupcakes in a bouquet-style box for a beautiful presentation. No prior piping experience is required. All essentials are provided, including ingredients, decorating supplies, use of piping tools during class, an apron, and a take-home bouquet box, and you will leave with your finished edible arrangement. Registration is available directly through the store; see the event link for details and to reserve a spot.

A contemporary art exhibition at Valencia College Downtown Campus explores the connection between fandom, creativity, and personal expression. Artists reimagine popular culture, shared imagery, and beloved stories, showing how influence becomes transformation and how reinterpretation can open up new perspectives. The showcase features work by students, faculty, and staff from every campus. An opening reception takes place in the UnionWest Downtown Gallery on the fifth floor. Admission is free for the public.

Canvas and Calm offers a candlelit yin yoga session led by Olga, blending an artful atmosphere with a soothing, reflective practice. Expect gentle, longer-held stretches that ease tension, enhance flexibility, and promote balance. The warm candlelight invites slower breathing and a full reset for body and mind. Open to all levels, with beginners welcome. Drop in for $15 cash.

Enjoy a $1 Wings Special featuring Korean fried chicken known for its crunch.

Considering a move into real estate? This career session from Keller Williams Realty at the Parks features Team Leader Lisa Hill, who will share insights on opportunities in the field, what it takes to get started, and the training, tools, and support available to help you grow. There will be time for questions so you can explore your options and decide whether a real estate path is the right fit for your goals.

A one hour immersive sensory and sound healing session invites you to settle in as layered tones, resonant frequencies, and gentle vibrations envelop the senses. Expect a rich soundscape created with gongs, Himalayan bowls, crystal bowls, a variety of drums, Native American flutes, rainsticks, chimes, rattles, tuning forks including weighted options, and vocals, all arranged to support alignment of mind, body, and spirit. Optional aromatherapy and energy work are available, and an eye mask, pillow, blanket, bolster, and yoga mat can be provided for added comfort. Please bring water, socks, and any personal comfort items you prefer. Lip balm is suggested for breathwork. Wear comfortable clothing that allows free movement, preferably without exposed zippers, buttons, or metal embellishments. Advance payment is required to secure a spot, and cash is not accepted at the door. Reservations close one hour before the session begins to allow time to set up massage tables and beds. Memberships and class packs are offered, are nontransferable, nonrefundable, and do not expire. For cancellations made less than 24 hours from the commitment to attend, late arrivals who are not admitted, and no shows, prepaid reservations, gift certificates, and credits are applied in full. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance receive a full credit to the account. There are no refunds.

Support hunger relief by volunteering with the CFFC team at Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida in Orlando. Volunteers help inspect and sort donated groceries from supermarkets, online returns, and other sources, checking for damage, quality, and expiration before packing items for delivery to more than 625 partner programs across seven counties in Central Florida. Participants must be at least 10 years old, and anyone ages 10 to 15 must take part with a registered adult. First-time participants create a volunteer account with Second Harvest, then sign in and register for this shift. Please also RSVP on the CFFC event page so the team knows to expect you. If the CFFC slots are filled, contact event host Tony Pelham or comment in the discussion for guidance, as additional options may be available. On the day of the shift, meet in the lobby and look for Tony Pelham leading the group, typically in a green CFFC volunteer shirt or an orange Second Harvest shirt. If you do not have a green CFFC shirt, one will be provided. If you are running late or your plans change, send Tony a message. Once everyone arrives, the group will head into the warehouse to begin the work. For attire, wear shoes that cover both toes and heels, choose shorts of appropriate length, and avoid see-through tops, spaghetti straps, and crop tops.

This monthly walking meetup at West Oaks Mall makes it easy to get steps in without worrying about the weather. The meeting point is the Food Court, and no pre-registration is needed. Healthy West Orange, Orlando Health, and the YMCA of Central Florida have partnered to offer these gatherings, along with 5Ks and breakfasts throughout the year. Open to all ages and mobility levels.

Browse the shopping area connected to the EGA National Seminar at the Hyatt Regency Orlando in Orlando, FL. This portion is open to the public, while the seminar and its classes require prepayment and preregistration. Room information is still to be determined. Look for directional signs inside the hotel, or ask at the front desk for directions.

Connect over coffee with Lake Nona Regional Chamber Associate Director of Partnerships and Membership, Kim Krueger, at Starbucks Lake Nona. This relaxed meetup welcomes current members who want to get more from their benefits, new members with questions, and local professionals curious about the Chamber. Expect open conversation rather than formal presentations, with discussion touching on membership perks and business resources, networking and community connections, committees and ways to get involved, upcoming programs, and practical ideas for strengthening business relationships in Lake Nona. Attendance is capped at 10 participants, and advance registration is encouraged. Members may invite a friend or colleague who is interested in learning more about the Chamber. There is no cost for members or non-members.

At Halls on 5th, Tuesdays spotlight tacos from four kitchens under one roof. Tide & Table Coastal Kitchen, Crave BBQ, Soulicious Vegan Kitchen, and Sweet & Salty Island Grindz each offer three tacos for $12, with choices that range from Gulf seafood and slow-smoked barbecue to flavorful plant-based selections and island inspired fillings. Guests can mix and match favorites across the concepts to build a custom trio. The Bar pairs the menu with two for one margaritas throughout the night, creating a relaxed setting for tacos and drinks in one place.

Connect with fellow yarn crafters at a friendly Nona area meetup at Barnes and Noble Nona West. Bring your current work in progress along with the supplies you need, then settle in to stitch and chat, trade tips, and discover ideas from others' projects. Everyone from beginners to seasoned makers is welcome, and all yarn-related crafts fit right in, including crochet, knitting, and cross-stitch.

Rotary Club of Lake Nona brings together area professionals and civic leaders for a meeting focused on service, leadership, and making a positive impact in the community and beyond. Participants can connect with peers who share a commitment to service, hear about ongoing initiatives and upcoming projects, and engage with guest presentations and thoughtful discussion. The gathering emphasizes connection, community work, and personal growth in a warm, welcoming setting open to all. It is well suited for anyone interested in learning more about Rotary, giving back, or building leadership skills and local relationships, guided by Rotary’s ethic of putting service first.

A complimentary screening of Matchbox The Movie for seniors takes place at Aloma Cinema Grill in Winter Park. The story follows former childhood friends who reconnect, then their reunion spirals into a dangerous international plot that they must work together to stop. Entry is limited to guests 55 and older, and anyone under 55 will not be admitted.

At Jenny's Eat Drink Socialize, find $8 martinis paired with a $10 specialty flatbread in a relaxed setting. Select a martini and unwind with a simple, tasty pairing.

Build confidence at the stove in a hands-on session devoted to stocks, soups, and sauces. Start by drawing deep flavor in clear stocks and nourishing broths, then turn those foundations into comforting soups and adaptable sauces. Through guided practice, with recipes you cook and taste along the way, you will explore how the classic French mother sauces can become a springboard for variations that fit any occasion, helping both new and seasoned home cooks elevate everyday meals. This class is part of a five-part Culinary Foundations series created to make kitchen time easier and more enjoyable through engaging demonstrations and approachable techniques. Take a single class or opt for the complete series at a bundle rate. The Kitchen House centers sustainable, whole foods and culminates in a shared meal prepared together. Pricing is $75 per class or $350 for the five-class bundle.

This trivia session features a two-part format. The opening round covers general knowledge, and the second round introduces a theme that changes each week for a fresh challenge.

Special guest instructor Niko Salgoda, an Allstar in West Coast Swing and Zouk, leads a focused night at WOW centered on blending Zouk with West Coast Swing. The program begins with a beginner-friendly Zouk introduction, includes a short social break, continues with instruction on adding Zouk elements to WCS alongside a Level 1 class, and concludes with open social dancing. Pricing options are $20 for the full evening, $15 for one class with social, $10 for Level 1 with social, or $10 for social only. This event takes place in Orlando.

Freya Skye brings a distinctive mix of genres to House of Blues Orlando, delivering a compelling live set crafted to engage both longtime followers and those discovering her for the first time. The performance guides audiences through a wide-ranging journey across her sound, with genre-blending moments that showcase her artistry.

Explore the shopping area at the EGA National Seminar, open to the public at the Hyatt Regency Orlando in Orlando, Florida. While browsing is open to everyone, the seminar and its classes require pre-payment and pre-registration. Room details are still to be determined. For directions within the hotel, watch for signage or ask at the front desk.

Walk-in interviews are available for caregiver roles, offering immediate conversations with hiring staff. Completing the application in advance can help shorten the process. Qualifications include an active CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN credential, with support available to obtain an HHA. Applicants will need I-9 documentation and current CPR certification. A TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting are required. Effective communication in English is also necessary.

Enjoy a family friendly evening of drag racing at Orlando Speed World Dragway. The night features open test and tune runs for trucks, minivans, cars, motorcycles, and dedicated race cars. Spectators can watch a wide range of vehicles make passes down the track while enjoying food and beverages from the OSW Cafe. Admission options include general admission for $20 and racer admission for $30, with free entry for children under 10.

A concert at the Kia Center in Orlando brings the Red Clay Strays, the Revivalists, and Haley Reinhart together on one stage. Attendees can experience live sets from all three acts in a single show.

Turn Up Dance Fitness brings a high energy, hip hop inspired workout to the Downtown Orlando YMCA in Orlando. Designed to boost confidence and build community, this weekly class welcomes all levels and is open to ages 16 and up. No dance experience is required. First time participants should plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to complete paperwork, and a free trial pass can be requested at the front desk as a guest. Expect a supportive, no judgment atmosphere with music and movement that puts you at the center of the action.

A weekly trivia showdown at 007 Kitchen & Bar challenges players to test their knowledge in a Bond-inspired setting. Happy hour is available on weekdays, and competitors vie for Dezerland Park prizes. Set within Orlando’s sole Bond experience, the event pairs trivia with a playful secret agent atmosphere.

Fans will gather at The Castle for an Orlando City SC watch party as the Lions take on Toronto FC. Expect a high-energy crowd aiming to recreate a home atmosphere while the team plays on the road. Wear purple, bring your crew, and cheer loudly for Orlando City.

Singles in their 30s and 40s can take part in an in-person speed dating evening in Orlando at Best Western. Hosted by PRE-DATING, a company founded in 2001 with more than 38,000 events to its name and media features from outlets like CNN, BBC, and The Wall Street Journal, the format brings together local participants for a series of six-minute conversations. Each attendee meets between five and twelve potential matches, then submits preferences and the organizers connect mutual matches afterward. The setting is designed to be friendly and efficient, offering a relaxed alternative to endless swiping and a safe way to discover real-life chemistry.

A late-night block party takes over Room 22 and Sidebar in downtown Orlando, offering a grown, elevated ladies night that kicks in once Wine Down Wednesdays, R&B Wine Down, and other after-work events wind down. Top DJs keep the music moving across two rooms with distinct atmospheres, so the crowd can choose the vibe that fits the moment. The experience balances the easygoing feel of early evening wine-downs with full-on nightlife, creating a dependable weekly tradition where the energy runs strong from start to finish. It is a popular stop when early plans wrap up and the night is still calling, and it often reaches capacity.

Catch a free screening of Matchbox The Movie at Aloma Cinema Grill in Winter Park. This showing is reserved for seniors 55 and older, and attendees under 55 will not be admitted. The story follows a group of once-close friends who reunite, only to be pulled into a dangerous international plot that forces them to work together to save the world.

Settle into stillness as body intuitive Kara leads a restorative guided meditation complemented by hands-on energy healing. The session focuses on quieting the mind and opening the body to receive, with attention to clearing and balancing the energy field for a sense of lightness, clarity, and alignment. This in person offering takes place at Shifting Souls in Orlando. It welcomes both newcomers and experienced practitioners, creating a supportive space for rest, clarity, and energetic renewal. First-time attendees receive a complimentary individual angel card reading following the meditation. Returning guests may add an angel card reading for $11. Admission is $11 per person.

Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder bring the Wrath Across North America Tour to The Beacham, promising an intense show from beginning to end.

A book signing with best-selling author Stephen A. Schendel takes place at Barnes & Noble in Plaza Venezia. The focus is a Cuba-set mystery that follows Rick, a surgical resident with Cuban heritage, after a puzzling package arrives from an uncle he has been estranged from. Inside is an enigmatic message tied to his father's disappearance, and a storied 1955 Chrysler New Yorker convertible once owned by Ernest Hemingway becomes part of the riddle.

An inviting evening centered on community, lively conversations, and shared celebration, paired with delicious food.

At Gators Dockside Waterford Lakes, five pay-as-you-play bingo games offer full cash payouts every round. Cards for games one through three are $2 each, and cards for games four and five are $5 each. Arrive early to secure a good seat, and please bring exact change.

Explore the foundations of color theory in a hands-on watercolor workshop. An instructor will demonstrate how colors interact and how to mix a wide range of shades using fundamental colors, then guide participants in applying those ideas to their own paintings. All materials are provided, and everyone will take home the pieces they create.

Enjoy laid back, casual chess in Sodo with a friendly vibe. Grab craft tacos, pizza, beer, and sodas while you play, with all items available for purchase. This gathering is open to everyone, and you can drop in or head out whenever you like. Weekly open play is free.

Dog parents and their four legged companions are invited to a relaxed fun run or walk with the PawPals Crew at the Northwest Recreation Complex, Gate 4 in Apopka. The route circles the Apopka Amphitheater on an approximately two mile paved loop, and there is no cost to participate. It is a friendly way to get moving, meet fellow pet lovers, and enjoy time outside together. Come prepared with comfortable walking or running shoes, water for both people and pups, bowls for your PawPal, and clothing suitable for the conditions. All dogs must be current on rabies vaccination and kept on a leash no longer than six feet, consistent with Florida Statute 828.30 and Orange County Code Section 4-1-45. Be courteous, give others space, and ask before introducing dogs. Dogs with a history of aggression should not attend. Please follow park rules, stay on sidewalks or designated paths, and remain aware of your surroundings. Restrooms and water fountains are available on site. Participation is at your own risk. By taking part, participants agree to indemnify Pawfields Enrichment Group Inc. and Disruptive Endeavors Inc. and confirm that they and their dogs are healthy and cleared to walk or run on paved or trail surfaces. Protective paw wear is recommended for hot or abrasive pavement. Photos and video may be captured, and participation is consent for Pawfields and GetDisrupted.Org to use images and footage for marketing. The rally point within the complex may change throughout the year, so check the PawPals Crew group and event pages for updates. Please keep any posts family friendly and avoid sharing personal identifiable information.

Marking two decades of bikes, friendships, and shared miles, this anniversary ride honors the community that has supported Kyle’s Bike Shop. The route covers 28 miles at a rolling pace of about 16 to 18 mph, following the classic KBS format. The group will head to Eagle’s Circle, a neighborhood loop of roughly three miles, where riders can choose their own approach. Push the speed, keep a steady rhythm, or stop at the convenience store for snacks or to shorten the ride. Everyone will regroup at the store, then return to the shop together. Lights and helmets are required. Snacks and hydration are recommended. Weather permitting.

Empire Trivia hosts a weekly quiz night at the Marketplace at Avalon Park, where teams gather for laughs, friendly competition, and great food. There is no cost to participate, awards go to the top three teams, and there are four extra opportunities to win additional prizes. Enjoy dinner from Marketplace at Avalon Park vendors while you play and aim for trivia bragging rights. Advance sign up is not required.

Leslie Mendelson, a Brooklyn singer and songwriter, channels a Laurel Canyon spirit with a blend of folk rock and pop Americana. The Grammy-nominated artist counts Jackson Browne among her admirers, and she has been praised for timeless vocals, melodies, and craft. Coverage from music publications highlights her ability to connect across generations and scenes, often pointing to 1970s influences in the tradition of artists like Carole King and Carly Simon. Her songs focus on graceful melodies and openhearted storytelling.

Anthem Orlando hosts complimentary bachata and salsa lessons designed for beginners. No partner is required, so anyone can step onto the floor and learn the basics in a friendly setting.

Presented by The Foodie Beauties of Houston, this girls' getaway celebrates Disney's International Food & Wine Festival at EPCOT. The experience features tastes from around the globe, wine tastings with specialty cocktails, and the Drinks Around the World challenge. Highlights include professional photo opportunities, coordinated Foodie Beauties shirts, Mickey ears with Disney-inspired fashion, and park entertainment capped by fireworks. Group activities focus on connection and fun, creating space for sisterhood, laughter, and lasting memories. Space is limited, payment plans are available, and registration details will be shared soon.