This weekend in Ormond Beach, FL

At the NSB farmers market by City Hall, Nandi offers tallow face and body care that is locally sourced and made in NSB. The products are crafted from grass fed and finished, non medicated suet with no mRNA.

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.

Experience an all levels beach yoga session by the ocean that blends gentle Hatha with calming Yin, welcoming both newcomers and seasoned practitioners. The class lasts 60 minutes and is free to attend, with donations appreciated. Bring a blanket or large beach towel, since these work better than yoga mats on the sand. No reservations are required. Plan to arrive a few minutes early to get settled. For parking, register your vehicle through Park Volusia or park across the street and use the designated crosswalk.

Explore what the Volusia Young Marines are all about at a regular Saturday gathering. Based in Volusia County, Florida, this unit is part of a national, award winning youth program for boys and girls ages eight to eighteen. The program builds confidence, supports strong academics, honors veterans, and encourages good citizenship, community service, and a healthy, drug free lifestyle. Members grow mentally, morally, and physically through activities that emphasize character and leadership, preparing them to be productive members of their communities. Meetings take place on the second and fourth Saturdays each month, year round. For more information, contact Unit Commander Sara Owen at 386-479-5165 or email volusiayoungmarines@gmail.com. The Young Marines is also recognized for its leadership in Drug Demand Reduction.

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 energizing oceanfront yoga session that combines the grounding focus of Hatha with the flowing sequences of Vinyasa. The practice aims to build strength, increase flexibility, enhance balance, and support overall well-being. The class welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners. It is offered as a free community experience, with donations appreciated. Bring a blanket or a large beach towel for greater comfort on the sand, since a traditional mat may not work as well. No advance registration is required. For parking, please register with Park Volusia, or park across the street and use the crosswalk.

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.

Kickstands Up for the Cure Ride begins with a breakfast sign up and then sets off on a route that stops at Dog House, Seadrift Sports Bar, 1405 Saloon, Teddy Morse's Saints & Sinners, and The Other Place before returning to Main Street Station. The cost is $20 per rider. Along the way there will be raffles, a 50/50, live music, and more. Prizes will be awarded for the Best Hand and the Best Dressed Bike.

This complimentary Medicare 101 workshop, presented by the U.S. Retirement Education Association, offers straightforward guidance for individuals approaching age 65. In about 45 minutes, it covers how Medicare Parts A and B work, potential costs, whether enrollment is required, how existing employer coverage may coordinate with Medicare, plan choices that may be available locally, and whether spouses can select different plans. The session features Eric Sellick, a licensed insurance agent with more than a decade of experience, a Florida native and UCF graduate who is dedicated to education and community service. Outside of work, he coaches youth soccer and spends time with his wife and their two dogs. This is an educational event only, no sales or plan-specific details will be discussed. Any personal information shared for confirmations is kept secure and confidential. The organizers do not offer every plan available in the area and currently represent 12 organizations with 66 products, and they are not affiliated with the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program.

Sherry’s Art Studio Palm Coast hosts a hands-on workshop that explores stained glass style painting on an extra-large framed plexiglass panel. Participants learn step by step how to create a portrait using stained glass paints, blending the timeless look of stained glass with modern painting techniques. The finished piece is made on a 27x40 panel and can be showcased on a wall or in a window, with wall display recommended for the most striking effect. To personalize the artwork, participants are welcome to bring jewelry accents that add sparkle and dimension. When the painting is complete, it will remain at the studio for approximately two hours to cure in resin, ensuring a glossy, durable finish. Space is limited to keep the instruction focused and attentive, so early reservations are encouraged. The workshop is designed for both seasoned artists and those eager to try something new.

Imagine Town Center Family Fun Fest and Market brings a community celebration to Central Park at Town Center. This public event features family friendly activities, inflatable attractions for all ages, a lineup of food trucks, and local vendors. More details will be announced soon.

Take advantage of a buy one, get one offer on boneless wings. Choose 6, 10, or 20 pieces and receive the same quantity at no additional cost.

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.

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.

Sandspur Riding Club presents the third installment in its fall series with multiple divisions and special payouts. An option to text in is available, and a practice night is planned ahead of the show. The event is NIH/OHI approved, and payouts follow a 70 to 30 split for the club. If more than 50 riders participate, 250 dollars will be added. Entry options include Open 4D for 30 dollars, Youth 2D for 20 dollars, Adult 2D for 20 dollars with carryover only, Poles 2D for 20 dollars, and a T-Shirt Sidepot 2D for 20 dollars that counts toward awards. Younger riders can enter PeeWee 2D for ages 8 and under at 10 dollars, as well as PeeWee Poles 2D for ages 8 and under at 10 dollars. A 5 dollar non-member fee applies. Memberships can be purchased at the show and during practice nights. The club is seeking sponsors, including added money sponsors, and offers banner opportunities and next year’s barrel sponsorships through contacts Shelly Weaver and Sam Weaver.

Treat yourself to slow smoked barbecue crafted with locally sourced Florida oak. The menu features whole pork butts, pulled pork, and full racks of spare ribs, with everything served until it sells out.

Settle in with a cocktail as live performers fill the air with sunny, beachy sounds. A lineup of local musicians delivers coastal classics and upbeat jams, keeping the island groove going late into the night. Expect afternoon and evening sets, offering multiple chances to relax and enjoy feel-good rhythms.

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.

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.

Discover a sensory-friendly program that explores the five senses through interactive activities that may involve getting your feet wet. It is designed with participants who have disabilities or sensory sensitivities in mind, yet the playful exploration benefits people of all ages and ability levels. Themes rotate across touch, hearing, sight, smell, taste and nature topics like reptiles, movement, ecosystems and water. Space is limited to 30 participants, and all ages are welcome. Sessions run monthly, typically on the second Saturday with occasional scheduling adjustments. There is no cost to attend, though registration is required, and a waitlist is available if a session is full.

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.

Holly Hill marks its 125th anniversary with a festive block party at Sunrise Park. Expect an evening centered on community, live music, and fun for families. The Fabulous B Naturals headline with a lively mix of pop, rock, Motown, dance, and singalong favorites from across the decades, and they are well known locally for getting audiences on their feet. After the concert, a choreographed drone light show closes the celebration with a bright tribute to the city’s milestone year. Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs or blankets, and have a valid ID if planning to purchase alcoholic beverages.

Thunder City Derby Sirens face Ocala Roller Derby at the DeLand Family YMCA in a fast-paced bout. Discounted pre-sale tickets are available for $10, and admission at the door is $12. Children under 12 get in free with a paid adult. VIPs receive early entry. Spectators are encouraged to bring a chair for seating, and food and drinks will be available for purchase. A 50/50 raffle will take place, and proceeds from the raffle along with a portion of door sales will benefit Toys For Tots.

Kick off October by bringing the kids in costume to browse local vendors. Explore arts, crafts and collectibles, along with other finds from the market. Take a break in the alley for wings and stick around to watch the college games.

The 4th Annual BOO~Ling for Wishes features cosmic bowling, costume contests, and a silent auction, with all activities benefiting Make-A-Wish of Central & Northern Florida. The goal is to raise enough to fulfill the wish of a child facing a critical illness. Sponsorships are available, including a team of six bowlers and publicity opportunities for participating companies. For sponsorship information, call (386) 506-8008 or email JoLheureux@RealtyExecutives.com. It is more than bowling, it is BOO~Ling for Wishes.

Presented by the West Volusia Historical Society, this stylish evening features lively music, cocktails, and savory small plates while celebrating local history, community, and shared heritage. Taking place at Northwest Square in DeLand, guests are encouraged to wear cocktail semi-formal attire. Tickets support the preservation of West Volusia’s history and help ensure it is passed down to future generations.

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

Benjamin Guy performs live at The Brass Tap - Palm Coast with a set built entirely on audience requests. The music is shaped in real time, with songs chosen by the crowd from beginning to end.

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.

Mills Entertainment presents Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood in Asking for Trouble at Peabody Auditorium. The duo appears together on stage for this show, and doors open before the show begins.

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.

The Stella Vees take the stage at Zanzibar Blu with a blend of blues and funk, plus plenty of funky flair.

Insomnia turns up the spooky vibe with a rock set featuring a special guest on vocals.

Ocean Walk Shoppes partners with Speed Run Club of Daytona for a weekly, high energy group run that sets off from the plaza. Runners of all abilities are welcome, whether aiming for a personal record or just getting started. After the miles, participating businesses across the plaza offer exclusive specials and discounts, bringing together fitness, community, and post run perks.

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.

Begin the morning with an uplifting yoga flow centered on alignment, mobility, and intentional control. With the ocean as the backdrop at sunrise, this practice on the event lawn at Renaissance Daytona Beach Oceanfront Hotel offers a refreshing way to recenter and renew. Participation is complimentary for hotel guests. Please bring a mat if you can, and note that a limited number will be available to borrow. Complimentary two hour valet parking is offered.

Set a relaxed tone for Sunday at Compass with an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet priced at $19.99 per person, featuring favorite morning dishes. Keep the easy vibe going with $5 Mimosas and $5 Bloody Marys. From sunny bites to smooth sips, the Margaritaville state of mind ties it all together so you can drift into the day.

Experience a peaceful beach yoga practice that encourages movement, reflection, and growth in a natural setting. Jodi of Ignite Om leads a one hour, feel good class at the Major Street Approach in Wilbur by the Sea, offering both modifications and challenges so participants of all levels feel supported. Bring a towel or mat, any preferred props, water, and sunscreen, and arrive with an open mind.

The meetup returns to Twin Peaks in Daytona Beach for another gathering of Toyota, Scion, and Lexus enthusiasts. A previous meetup in Lakeland brought together many models, including GR Corollas, Corolla XRS cars, Supras, MR2s, Celica GT-Fours, Toyota Celsiors, Lexus RC Fs, IS 350s and others, and this follow-up offers a chance for owners from Daytona Beach, North Florida, and the Orlando area to connect, with cooler weather on the way. There is also mention of an optional pre-meet breakfast at Buc-ee's. A note of thanks is shared for the Twin Peaks staff and their hospitality. Attendees are asked to respect the venue, avoid burnouts and extremely loud music, refrain from drifting or racing in the parking lot, and keep the area clean to avoid drawing attention from the police.

The Flagler County Corvette Club hosts its 24th annual show for the Corvette community. Pre-registration is available to secure a spot and show support for the Corvette community. A flyer and registration form are available in the event materials.

Sundays at Kava Kula are set aside for the service crowd. If your week is spent clearing tables, working with tools, preparing food, or taking orders from others, you receive 25 percent off. It is a simple thank you that brightens the final stretch of the weekend and helps make the most of Sunday.

On Sundays, Kava Kula sets aside a special discount for people in service roles. If your week is spent clearing tables, doing mechanical work, preparing food, or serving others, take 25 percent off as a small thank you. The weekend may be winding down, yet there is still time to enjoy a little break.

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.

Explore stained glass in an interactive class that covers the essentials. Learn how to choose tools for scoring and cutting, then practice foiling and soldering, with helpful tips to refine your technique. Create one finished piece using a unique pre-designed project provided for the class across two sessions, and nothing is precut. No prior experience is required, and creativity is welcome. RSVP is required. Tuition is $200 per person, payable in advance by check or Zelle, with all supplies included. Tuition is nonrefundable starting one week before the class. For questions, contact Peter at 386-214-1330.

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.

Now in its thirteenth year, this benefit concert brings together Central Florida’s female-fronted bands for an all-day music showdown to support the fight against breast cancer. Between sets, attendees can enjoy raffles, a 50/50, food trucks, vendors, and a special appearance from the Blue Lotus Dancers. Three stages keep the music going. Stage 1 features Rage Riot, Avalon Band, Megan Gunn and The Pistoleros, Michelle Marie, Naughty Naughty Band, and Dedmon 7 Deadly. Stage 2 showcases KnotBand, Megan Stackpoole Music, Black Sheep, The Edge Of Rock, Driven Orlando FL, and Jailbreak. Stage 3 presents On The Rocks, Highway Jones, Lost Signal Band, Gnarly Quinn Band, and Harlequin. The lineup may be updated.

Settle in with a cocktail as live music brings breezy beach energy to life. Local performers deliver coastal favorites alongside upbeat, feel-good tunes, creating an easygoing soundtrack that evokes the shore. Expect a relaxed atmosphere and an island rhythm that keeps the good vibes flowing.

Celebrate Halloween at Frosty King with a make-your-own soft serve sundae bar and face painting. Children ages 12 and under can create a custom treat, pick a festive face design, and wear a costume if they wish. Costumes are welcome but optional, and the price is $4.99.

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.

On the way to Biketoberfest, this event brings a high energy rock and roll show to Saints & Sinners Pub.