This weekend in Oviedo, FL

Experience peaceful yoga surrounded by the greenery of Mead Botanical Garden. This guided session focuses on mindful movement and a deeper connection with nature. Please meet at The Grove Stage 10 minutes before the start, following the shell stone path to the left of the public restrooms and continuing north to the stage. Bring a yoga mat and water to stay comfortable. Admission is $15 for the general public. A VIP membership rate of $10 is available online through Eventbrite, and Mead members receive $5 off. Presented with support from Orlando Health | Jewett Orthopedic Institute.

Family Studio at Rollins Museum of Art invites children ages 5 to 10 and an accompanying adult to explore art through interactive activities inspired by exhibitions. Each session includes a gallery experience paired with a hands-on art project. Admission is free with registration, which opens one month in advance.

At Lactation Station Florida, this hands-on class offers practical guidance for anyone using bottles, pumping, combining methods, or preparing ahead. The first portion focuses on choosing formula, with clear explanations of what differentiates each type, how to read labels without getting lost in marketing, when cow’s milk based, specialized, or gentle options may be appropriate, and which situations call for a conversation with a pediatrician. The second portion centers on confident bottle feeding, including how to select bottles and nipples and understand flow rates, the basics of paced feeding and why it helps protect babies, reading hunger and fullness cues, positioning for calm feeds, how much and how often to offer, avoiding overfeeding, safe preparation and storage for formula and expressed milk, strategies for combo feeding, what nipple confusion really means, and how to respond if a baby refuses the bottle. Instruction comes from Dr. Irissa Rosario, MD, a board-certified pediatrician with fifteen years of experience supporting newborns and their families, together with Giovana Rorato, IBCLC and owner of Lactation Station, bringing hands-on lactation expertise so both medical and lactation perspectives are covered in one place. Participants compare real formula options side by side, handle different bottles and nipples, and practice paced feeding techniques, with time for questions throughout. Snacks and tea are provided. Expecting parents, those returning to work, and anyone already navigating feeding are welcome.

Experience a calming Tai Chi session in a garden setting with a summer special that lets you choose the price through donation-based, online-only registration. The class takes place at The Grove Stage at Mead Botanical Garden, and participants are encouraged to bring water. Tai Chi, rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine and derived from martial arts, uses slow, intentional movements, mindful breathing, and a meditative focus to support both physical health and emotional well-being. All levels are welcome, including beginners and seasoned practitioners. Children and seniors can participate, and a seated option is available for those who prefer or require it. The practice emphasizes internal wellness, builds a strong foundation through core principles and basic movements, and keeps safety at the forefront. Benefits can include support for stress and anxiety relief, pain management, improved flexibility and balance, fall prevention, healthy blood pressure, immune support, and help for those managing fibromyalgia, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, or recovering from stroke or cancer.

Day’s Trips presents a theater outing to Winter Park Playhouse for Never Can Say Goodbye, a 1970s beehive musical making its Southeastern regional premiere. The show features six performers and more than 30 familiar hits popularized by Heart, Fleetwood Mac, The Jackson Five, Diana Ross, Linda Ronstadt, Gloria Gaynor, and more. The experience includes bus transportation that departs from PSL with an additional pickup in Vero, travel to the theater for the performance, and time afterward in Winter Park for dinner at a restaurant of your choice. Dinner is not included. The cost is $105 per person, with payment due at booking. Tickets are nonrefundable but may be transferred to another person. Day’s Trips, LLC is a Florida Seller of Travel, reference number ST44375.

An 808-Day poolside celebration takes over The Opal Hotel & Suites alongside Shay’s birthday, bringing a daytime surge of bass, breaks, and beats with major headliners and a packed local roster. Sporty-O from Atlanta delivers his first Florida DJ set after globe-spanning appearances at festivals like EDC and Electric Forest. Xquizit DJ X from Tampa highlights a career in production and label work dating back to the mid-1990s. Los Angeles MC Whiskey Pete brings high-impact vocals and razor-sharp delivery, while Orlando veteran Jimmy Joslin draws on four decades behind the decks and deep roots in the Florida breaks, also known as the Orlando Sound. Additional sets come from Ill DJ Chris B, DJ Tooltime, Kid Digital, DJ Matrix, Supagroover, DJ MX, and Adam Flurk, with more artists to be announced. Beyond the music, poolside aerial and fire performances by Rose Parker’s HOOPZ, including lollipop lyra, keep the energy high. Inside the venue, Texas Hold ’Em tournaments presented with MD Entertainment and Primetime Poker invite players to jump in with a $5 dealer tip buy-in, featuring a $150 prize for the day game and $200 for the night game. RAYN Pool Bar & Cafe serves cocktails and a full food menu throughout, so the party never has to pause. Tiered tickets are available. Early bird entry at $10 is sold out. Pre-sale is $20, general admission is $30 and may be limited by capacity, and a $35 option includes admission plus an official 808 Day tee. VIP packages are $300 and include four VIP tickets, a reserved section, and one bottle with mixers. The daytime portion is family friendly, and hosting the festivities at The Opal Hotel & Suites makes it easy to turn the party into a convenient staycation.

This local One Piece trading card game event offers convenient check in through the Bandai app or in store. The entry fee is $10, and prizes are provided as store credit.

This local Riftbound trading card game event has a $10 entry fee, with prizes available as booster packs or store credit. Online check-in is available.

Chosen Legacy Motorcycle Association celebrates its first anniversary with music by DJ Allen, food trucks, vendors, trophies, a 50/50, mixed drinks, beer, and more. Everyone is welcome. Wristband admission is $15 in advance and $20 at the door. For wristbands or event-day details, contact Chino at 3863433441.

Now in Altamonte Springs at Hilton Orlando Altamonte Springs and offering additional room for browsing, this single day collector show is devoted to Star Wars and GI Joe. Every vendor space centers on these franchises, featuring a wide range of vintage and modern action figures, playsets and more. Special guest appearances and photo opportunities are expected. General admission is listed at $10 for the day, with pricing subject to change for early entry. Children under 12 are free.

This trio bowling tournament features four games on the same pair of lanes, with total pinfall deciding the standings. The payout is set at a 1 in 4 ratio, and a full field awards five cash spots. Handicap is 70 percent of 230, and a minimum entering average of 110 is required. Averages are based on the highest current Bowl.com number with at least 21 games from 2025–2026 or 2024–2025. If none, the highest 2023–2024 yearbook average with at least 21 games on Bowl.com will be used, and if still unavailable, records will be checked back up to three years. If there is no qualifying average, the bowler competes scratch. When a current average differs by 10 pins or more from the previous season, a composite average will be created. The tournament director may re-rate a player’s average. Lane condition will be announced, and the cash ratio is 1 in 4. Entry is $150 per team, or $50 per bowler. If a team pays and does not participate, the entry fee is forfeited. Two handicap singles bracket sets at $5 each are offered for games 1–2–3 and 2–3–4. A $10 handicap high game is available, along with optional $25 singles for scratch, handicap, seniors, and women. There is also a $25 Strike It Big all-in pot, and a crossover doubles option is listed. The field is limited to 22 teams. Spots can be held by prepayment or with a $20 deposit per team, and the organizer notes it is expected to sell out. Electronic payments are accepted to reduce cash handling. Tournament Director: Erik Ramos of Strike It Big. Venmo: @Erik-Ramos-35. PayPal: pbaramos300@gmail.come.

A dining cruise aboard the Barbara Lee features Allan Coffin performing Songs Through the Years, a lively tribute that spans country, rock and roll, blues, tender ballads, and contemporary favorites. The show keeps a steady pace with smooth transitions and well-loved tunes, inviting guests to sing along, relax, or simply enjoy the changing river views. While the music plays, a freshly prepared four course meal is served from the onboard galley. Reserved seating in an enclosed, climate controlled dining room and full table service create a comfortable, unhurried experience. The route showcases the St. Johns River and Lake Monroe, pairing scenic moments with a soundtrack that resonates across generations. Options include a lunch cruise or a dinner cruise, with pricing at $79 per adult for lunch and $98 per adult for dinner. It is planned as a celebration of music, memories, and time on the water.

Spend time playing Warhammer titles you love, including 40K, Necromunda, Old World, and more.

Players can take part in a local Pokemon Trading Card Game event. Entry is $10, and prizes are issued as store credit.

This YuGiOh TCG Standard event features in-store check-in, a $5 entry fee, and pack prizing.