Events in St. Cloud today

The Rotary Club of Lake Nona brings together local professionals and community leaders dedicated to service and leadership in Lake Nona and the broader community. This meeting focuses on building connections, highlighting community service initiatives and forthcoming projects, and fostering personal growth. Attendees can expect opportunities to network with like-minded professionals, hear from guest speakers, and take part in substantive conversations in a warm, welcoming setting that embodies Rotary’s spirit of service above self.

Connect with local entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals at the bi-weekly meeting of the CLG Hunters Creek Chapter, a focused space to grow your business through genuine relationships and referrals. Expect an energetic, results-oriented atmosphere that goes beyond typical networking, turning meaningful conversations into real opportunities. The gathering is well suited for business owners and entrepreneurs, real estate and lending professionals, contractors and other service providers, marketers and creatives, as well as professionals aiming to expand their local reach.

Energize your workout with a Zumba class led by Ann Marie at the St. Cloud Civic Center. This lively, music-powered dance session focuses on cardio conditioning, calorie burn, and feel-good movement, creating a party-style atmosphere that makes exercise enjoyable. No dance background is necessary and participants of every fitness level are welcome. Drop-in admission is $10, and a punch card is available for 10 classes at $40.

Each Tuesday features a two round trivia format. The opening round is general knowledge, followed by a themed round that changes from week to week.

Allstar-level West Coast Swing and Zouk instructor Niko Salgoda leads a special evening at WOW in Orlando, centered on Zouk fundamentals and ways to blend them with West Coast Swing. The progression features an introductory Zouk lesson, a brief social break, a session on integrating Zouk into WCS with a Level 1 option, and it all wraps up with social dancing. Pricing options include $20 for the full evening, $15 for one class with social, $10 for Level 1 with social, or $10 for social only.

Logic and G-Eazy take the stage at Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island in Chicago for a concert featuring both artists in one show.

Put your smarts to work at a trivia night hosted by Great Big Trivia. Enjoy friendly competition with prizes, no cost to participate, and an unlimited boneless wings and fries special for $19.99.

Wu-Tang Clan and Bone Thugs N Harmony perform live at the Kia Center in Orlando. Both groups appear on the same stage for a hip-hop concert.

This community dinner takes place each week and is for dine-in guests only. Takeout and to-go options are not provided.

Turn Up Dance Fitness brings a high energy, hip hop inspired workout to the Downtown Orlando YMCA, blending sweat, self expression, and a strong sense of community. The class welcomes all levels with no prior dance experience required, and it is open to ages 16 and up. First timers can complete a brief check in at the front desk and request a complimentary trial pass. Expect a supportive, judgment free atmosphere with upbeat music and movement that builds confidence and puts you at the center.

At 007 Kitchen & Bar, trivia becomes a spy-themed showdown against fellow agents. Participants test their knowledge in a Bond-inspired setting unique to Orlando, with happy hour available while the questions roll. Dezerland Park prizes are on the line, and drinks can be enjoyed shaken or stirred as the competition builds.

Set out on a 55-plus bus excursion to Wild Florida's Drive-thru Safari Park, where passengers can view more than 150 native and exotic animals from their seats. Transportation is on Legacy's bus, and a pay-your-own-way lunch is planned either before or after the visit. Participation is limited to 36 pre-registered guests. The cost is $10 for the bus and $25 for the park, and payment is due at sign-up.

The grand opening of Nordstrom Rack at Lake Nona West features music, surprise moments, and a chance to enter a drawing for a $1,000 Nordstrom Rack gift card. Once the doors are open, shoppers can explore the new store and discover discounts of up to 70 percent on seasonal brands and styles. No purchase is required to enter or win. Eligibility is limited to residents of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia who are 18 or older, with one entry per person. Winners must be present when names are drawn. The total value of all prizes is $1,800, and the odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries. Sponsored by Nordstrom, Inc. Employees are not eligible. See the participating store for complete official rules.

Tiny Tees brings a playful parent and child golf experience to Royal St. Cloud Golf Links in St. Cloud, Florida, where little ones discover the game through age suited games, movement, and hands on activities that nurture confidence, coordination, and new friendships. Coach Roger leads each class, and a parent, grandparent, or another trusted adult takes part alongside the child throughout. Caregiver participation is required, and no prior golf experience is necessary, making it welcoming for beginners. Children explore the basics with putting and chipping games while building balance, coordination, listening skills, turn taking, teamwork, and focus. Golf safety, etiquette, and feeling comfortable on the course are woven into the fun. Sessions can feature movement challenges, parent child teamwork, rotating skill stations, team games, confidence building activities, and plenty of encouragement as effort and progress are recognized. This program suits families seeking a weekly activity together and young golfers who love being outdoors, moving, and following in the footsteps of Mom, Dad, or an older sibling. It is designed for children ages 2 to 5, and this Parent and Toddler format is tailored specifically for ages 2 to 3. Enrollment is limited to eight parent child pairs per six week session. The program fee is $199 per pair and includes all six sessions and weekly activities.

Tiny Tees Juniors is a preschool golf adventure created for children ages 4 and 5 together with a parent, grandparent, or caregiver. Held outdoors at Royal St. Cloud Golf Links in St. Cloud, Florida with Coach Roger and Florida Junior Golf, the program blends playful golf activities with creative movement and simple skills like putting and aiming. Sessions include games that build balance and coordination, chances to practice patience, turn taking, listening, and teamwork, plus plenty of encouragement and high fives. Children and their accompanying adult spend quality time together, connect with other local families, and make new friends in a welcoming small-group setting. Through hands-on play, preschoolers naturally develop gross and fine motor skills, hand eye coordination, focus, self control, social emotional skills, confidence, and independence while forming healthy outdoor habits. The series is beginner friendly and no prior golf experience is required. This six week adventure is limited to six preschooler and adult pairs to keep the experience personal and engaging. It welcomes families from St. Cloud, Kissimmee, Orlando, and nearby communities. The fee is $199 per parent child pair and includes all six sessions and weekly activities. Space is limited.

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

Casual chess at Tin & Taco Sodo in a relaxed, drop in setting. All are welcome, and open play is free. Craft tacos, pizza, beer, and sodas are available for purchase.

Colombian singer-songwriter Santiago Cruz returns to Judson’s Live as part of his Sigo En Pie Tour. Marking more than two decades of music making, with nine studio albums and six Latin Grammy nominations, he brings fresh material to the stage. The tour coincides with the release of Fragmentos, his eleventh studio album featuring 11 new songs.

Orlando City Run Club gathers for a group run. Participants meet up first, then head out together.

Enjoy a relaxed community yoga session that gives newcomers space to learn poses while offering seasoned practitioners room to challenge themselves. Everyone is welcome, regardless of age or experience. Each class lasts one hour, is free to attend, and is held outside at Crescent Park. Dress for the weather and bring a yoga mat, a towel, and water.

Chairman Brandon Arrington welcomes Osceola County residents 55 and older to a monthly bingo series at Poinciana Library. Each session offers a themed game with prizes and a friendly setting that encourages community connections. Themes rotate throughout the year, including Red, White, and Bingo, Hurricane Bingo, Country Roads Bingo, Fall Festival Bingo, Friendsgiving Bingo, and Holiday Bingo. This series is open to Osceola County residents ages 55 and up.

Celebrate fall at a groovy glow party where bright neon outfits set the tone for an evening of family fun. Enjoy gift raffles and face painting, and take the opportunity to connect with new families. Attendees can also learn about programs beginning in September at the Y.

Country hitmakers Little Big Town take the stage on the For the Art of It Tour, mixing Grammy-winning staples like "Pontoon," "Girl Crush," and "Better Man" with new songs from the upcoming album It’s A Dying Art. Since forming in Nashville in 1998, the four-time Grammy winners have built their reputation on rich four-part harmonies that blend classic country soul with a modern twist. Look forward to singalong-ready summer favorites and sweeping vocal moments from one of the genre’s most beloved bands.

Little Big Town performs live at the Dr. Phillips Center’s Walt Disney Theater in Orlando, Florida. This show presents the act onstage in a theater setting.

Enjoy a night of live music at The Imperial at Washburn’s Imports on Lake Ivanhoe, just north of downtown Orlando. Willy & The Pour Boys perform while John and his team serve food and beverages. Reservations are recommended at (407) 228-4403, as seating can fill quickly.

Strictly R&B is a weekly Friday experience at Proper Orlando dedicated solely to R&B. Expect a seamless mix of slow jams from the 90s, heartbreak favorites from the 2000s, and the smooth sounds of today, with no trap and no Top 40, just R&B from start to finish. Attendees can sing along, sway, or set the tone for the week as Orlando’s rhythm and soul community comes together. The dress code calls for stylish attire, and the music is curated by DJs WestxSide and Sado for a night that feels like a love letter to the genre.

Enjoy a 3.1 mile run around Universal Orlando Resort. Open to every pace and any experience level, with no cost to participate. Standard parking fees at Universal Orlando Resort may apply. Ride share and guest drop-off zones are free, and Preferred and Premier Passholders get complimentary parking. On-site hotel guests can reach the area using Universal's Garden Walk pathways, shuttles, or water taxis.

Now in its fifth year, this memorial golf tournament brings players together at Eagle Creek Golf Club for a full day on the course with friendly competition and prizes. Proceeds benefit Survive First, an organization dedicated to supporting the mental health and wellness of first responders, so every round helps those who serve and protect local communities. Open to golfers of all experience levels, the event blends camaraderie with purpose while raising funds for a meaningful cause.

Ann Marie leads a Zumba class at Step In Motion Dance, open to participants of any fitness level and intended to be a fun, enjoyable workout.

Enjoy a welcoming community yoga session at Crescent Park in Laureate Park. The pace stays comfortable, giving beginners time to learn poses while offering experienced practitioners room to push their edge. The class lasts one hour, is free, and open to the public. People of all ages and experience levels are welcome. It takes place outdoors, so dress for the weather and bring a yoga mat, a towel, and water.

Plant lovers can explore a two-day indoor showcase in Orlando at the Central Florida Fairgrounds, featuring rare, exotic, and popular houseplants from growers around the world. The gathering brings together enthusiasts, collectors, and experts to discover uncommon varieties, exchange knowledge, and celebrate a shared passion for plants. Tickets start at $12, and children 12 and under are admitted free. VIP admission is available with advance purchase encouraged, and general admission can be obtained online or at the door.

At the Amphitheater At Lake Eola, this Walk to End Lupus Now brings people affected by lupus and their families together around a single goal... ending lupus. The event focuses on raising funds for research, increasing awareness, and rallying support for those living with the disease in collaboration with the Lupus Foundation of America, Southeast Region.

A community festival celebrates the season while spotlighting women in business, offering a lively shopping experience from women-owned brands and activities for all ages. Guests can enjoy complimentary face painting, a photo booth, and kids raffles, along with an arts and crafts zone. The first ten attendees receive goodie bags. Outdoor fun includes a playground and soft play. Admission and parking are free. Organizers are seeking local women-owned vendors interested in showcasing their products, growing their brands, and connecting with the community.

TCU travels to Orlando to face UCF at Acrisure Bounce House, matching the Knights’ up-tempo offense and charged home atmosphere against the Horned Frogs’ physical, defense-first identity. With conference implications and clashing styles, the outcome could hinge on just a few pivotal possessions. A Florida crowd known for staying loud often keeps the energy high from the opening snap to the final drive.

Wild Cat Weekend gathers wildlife fans, zoo professionals, conservationists, and advocates for a weekend-long, immersive program that features special animal experiences, behind the scenes tours, chances to network, educational activities, and fundraising.

A monthly sabacc meetup brings players together at The Bao Spot in downtown Orlando. It features casual open play with no registration and no tournament format. Beginners are welcome and instruction is provided so anyone can learn the game. The setting includes food and a sci-fi themed atmosphere with music. This gathering typically takes place during the last week of each month. A user-friendly how-to-play guide and updates on future tournaments are available on their website.

Up-and-coming Florida-born country singer-songwriter Charly Reynolds brings a solo performance for her Judson’s Live debut. At 25, she has built a reputation for genuine storytelling and emotive lyrics. Her debut album, Off the Record, blends Nashville twang with Texas dance hall spirit and features songs like “Love you Long,” “People Think,” and “Visiting Hours.” She broke through with the 2023 EP Perfect Timing, a six-track release highlighted by “She Ain’t Me,” whose video topped one million views, and she has previously shared the stage with Maddie & Tae, Walker Hayes, and Lainey Wilson.

Experience an outdoor full moon yoga session at The Kaleidoscope Thornton Park during The Moon Mercado in Downtown Orlando. The practice weaves together meditation, gentle movement, and Chandra Namaskar to support balance, release, and self-discovery. It is beginner and family friendly, and a drop-in option is available for $15 if registration is missed. Bring a yoga mat, water, and any supportive props like blocks, and dress comfortably for ease throughout the flow. After class, explore shopping and community moments, then move with the conscious dance segment or join the drum circle. This in-person event is held rain or shine. All sales are final, with no refunds or credits.

Taking place at the Best Western Orlando Gateway Hotel, this first annual charity gala raises funds for Hispanic Hearts and celebrates Nuestra Cultura Latina. Attendees can expect fashion, music, and food, along with items offered in support of the cause. The evening also features the crowning of the new Miss Cultura Latina Internacional Reinas, a program that provides scholarships.

Loe Shimmy brings a raw, melodic take on Florida hip hop that sets him apart, blending rough-edged delivery, charismatic bars, and tuneful flourishes over a gritty backdrop. After a breakout 2024 that included a run with Sexyy Red and Hunxho, the release of his sixth album Nardy World, and his first Billboard-charting single For Me (feat. Brent Faiyaz), his momentum has only grown. The new album Rockstar Junkie is surging, with the standout 3am featuring Don Toliver drawing wide attention online. Praised by The FADER, Pitchfork, and Passion of the Weiss, and named to XXL’s 2025 Freshman Class, he showcases a sound that balances street urgency with genuine emotional depth.

RESONATE and MarkMcManus1 present a live capstone to the ninth edition of ASCENDANCE, the Twitch raid train devoted to progressive breaks and electronica. This in-person showcase features seven members of the crew, each bringing a distinct take on melodic, forward-leaning dance music. Kris Klutch, known for Sunrise Sessions, shapes progressive journeys that layer familiar grooves into fresh contours with an emotional rise and fall. Off Meta, formerly Grade-E and a veteran of the 90s Orlando and DC scenes as well as the former owner of Stellar Records, draws on a lifelong love of breakbeats, melody, and electronica, with releases on Capital Heaven, RUNE Recordings, and Bandcamp. Atmospherix, a fixture of Orlando’s breaks community for over 25 years, blends future-focused rhythms with classic flavors, occasionally dropping crafty bootlegs for a twist. Classically trained producer and DJ Dave Gluskin has crafted melodic breakbeat and house since the 1990s and now works full time as a producer and music teacher, with solo and collaborative tracks on Kaleidoscope Records, Dissident Recordings, 20KFreaks, and GMF Music. Paranoid Androidz arrives from Richmond, Virginia with a funky, groovy, uplifting progressive breaks sound, streaming since 2020, partnered on Twitch, and with a history of playing alongside artists like Darude, The Crystal Method, and DJ Icey. From California, Sauce brings the energy of a rapid rise on Twitch and leadership of team Low End Cartel, channeling late 90s rave roots into a modern progressive vibe. Rounding out the lineup, Edit draws on three decades from Connecticut to Florida, delivering immersive, polished sets that fuse feeling and rhythm, and sustaining a long-running partnership on Twitch with a loyal audience.

At Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, an original stage experience unfolds through contemporary movement and film-inspired storytelling, all rooted in Peruvian heritage. Presented by Raymi Dance School in collaboration with Inez Patricia Dance, the program spotlights dance as a language shared by all through dynamic choreography and a creative blend of styles. Folk traditions and modern expression meet, rhythms surge with feeling, and each passage traces memory and identity through motion.

Bonnie "Prince" Billy, the performing name of Will Oldham, brings a body of work shaped over more than three decades in independent music and film, with songs that value intimacy, mystery, and spontaneity. His influence and enduring connection with listeners have made him a cherished songwriter. Recent releases include Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You and Hear the Children Sing the Evidence, along with his newest album, The Purple Bird, produced by David Ferguson and featuring American music greats John Anderson and Tim O’Brien.

Foster The People appears at Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island in Chicago, IL.

Virtual Riot and Blanke bring the Far From Home Tour to The Vanguard, inviting audiences into a new realm of sound. This stop highlights both artists together for an immersive musical experience.

Blanchard Park hosts a festive day of running with multiple distances for every age and pace, including a half marathon, 10k, 5k, a 1 mile option, and a kids dash. Packet pickup takes place before the start. The kids dash group meets at the start line, and participants are guided to the starting area. The National Anthem precedes the main kickoff. Live results and awards are available at the registration tent as soon as participants finish. Every registration features a designer shirt, a custom medal, chip timing with live results and awards, free photos, and free snacks at the finish line. Youth-based pricing for the 5k and 10k is offered at $17 for ages 12 and under. Half marathon, 10k, and 5k entries include a custom bib, designer shirt, and a finisher medal. The 1 mile option is untimed and also includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The kids dash is a fun, untimed run for ages 10 and under, with a mini bib, a youth-sized shirt, and a medal created just for this event. Children who prefer to skip the included items may participate in the kids dash at no cost. The atmosphere is family-friendly, inclusive, and supportive of all fitness levels, whether aiming for a personal record or enjoying the experience. Register early to guarantee your shirt.

A weekly yoga session takes place at Basecamp on the lawn in front of the yurts. Please bring your own mat.