Events in Wildwood, FL

This quota-style GHIN competition features a $12 entry fee. There are payouts for both the front and the back, and closest-to-the-pin prizes are included on each side. Check in at the area in front of the pro shop. Regular greens and cart fees apply.

Amber Brooke Farms hosts a day of seasonal fun centered on Touch-A-Truck and a lively costume contest. Costumes are judged in three categories, silly, creative and best overall, with a season pass awarded to each winner. Throughout the day, look for bursts of candy from the Candy Cannon, bubbly play sessions with Foam Daddy, live music and a happy hour. Food trucks on the day include ABF Food Truck, Bbq Brazil Express, Travelin Toms Coffee, Als Gelato, Gustavo Leao Pizza, Hick n Honey, Food Truck Chikiz Empanaditas Gourmet and The Big Hot Box, with performances by Kaleigh LeBeau and Zac LeBeau. Around the farm, families can enjoy a petting zoo, the Bubble Barn, Ball Zone, jump pads, spider webs, corn hole, Slide Hill, the Cow Train, face painting, photo opportunities, the Sunflower Express, family tug of war, playgrounds, a tire sand pit with diggers and duck races. Optional add ons include Gemstone Mining, Paintball and the Pumpkin Eater. Admission starts at $19.95, with a $3 savings per ticket when purchased online.

Since 1987, this downtown tradition has brought the Orlando community together at Lake Eola Park. Stroll around the lake, take in the downtown atmosphere, and browse a wide variety of local vendors and small businesses. Visit Local Tomatoes LLC for a colorful selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, seasonal produce, and farm fresh eggs. Bring family and friends to enjoy the park, support local vendors, and make it something to look forward to each Sunday.

Reiki practitioners and masters can practice, receive, and connect with the community in a supportive setting. Those who are curious about Reiki are welcome to receive as well. The focus is on using Reiki to encourage relaxation and support healing for the body, mind, and spirit. Each participant will have time on the table to receive. Hosted by Patricia Squires.

At Shifting Souls, Pouring Art with Gratitude offers a hands-on acrylic pouring experience that blends creativity, color, intention, and gratitude into a process of free-flowing expression. Rather than focusing on being good at art, participants let the paint move, have fun, and create something uniquely their own. No prior art experience is needed. Throughout the session, participants are encouraged to infuse heartfelt intentions and gratitude into their work, turning each canvas into a personal reminder of the energy they want to carry forward. The experience includes guided instruction, one canvas to create and take home, and all necessary supplies in a relaxed, welcoming setting, with additional canvases available for those who want to keep creating. Attendance is limited to eight participants to allow plenty of room to explore, ask questions, and enjoy the process. The cost is $33 per person.

Slowdown Sundays at Skipper’s features a gentle slow flow yoga session led by Julia inside the Skipperdome. This donation based class welcomes all ages, genders, body types, and experience levels. Bring a yoga mat, a towel, and bottled water to stay comfortable and hydrated.

Dr. Paul Bearer brings his notorious hearse to Spooky Empire inside the Hyatt Regency Orlando, transforming it into an indoor spectacle. The casket is lowered from the back to create a one of a kind photo moment, where visitors can step inside for a chilling keepsake with Dr. Paul Bearer. Guests can meet the host of Creature Feature on the Nostalgia Network, see the hearse and casket up close, and browse themed merchandise. Expect a spirited dose of Halloween fun with eerie photo ops and macabre flair.

This monthly in-person community circle offers a gentle pause to slow down through the lens of Time, Expectations, and Access. It is a welcoming place to land in your body, in your real life, and in what is true right now. Together, participants explore how time can feel stretched, rushed, stuck, or out of rhythm, how expectations show up as shoulds, roles, inner pressure, and inherited standards, and how access relates to capacity, support, resources, boundaries, and what is genuinely available. It can be a supportive fit if you have been carrying a lot and need space to exhale, if you feel distant from your needs or inner clarity, if you are in a season of transition and want steadier footing, or if you want meaningful community without any pressure to overshare. You are welcome exactly as you are. Facilitation is led by Colette McLeod, a Licensed Therapist and facilitator who supports individuals and groups in reconnecting with themselves through grounded reflection, nervous system truth telling, and a blend of modern and ancient practices. Her approach centers sustainable change by honoring what is real without abandoning yourself in the process.

Discover the new Leesburg Farmers Market inside Lake Square Mall, where Local Tomatoes LLC offers an indoor selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, seasonal produce, and farm-fresh eggs. Browse offerings from a variety of local vendors, makers, small businesses, and community members, all under one roof. Find fresh food, shop small, and support local in Leesburg, FL.

Awaken your senses with an immersive introduction to blind tasting led by Master Sommelier George Miliotes. Practice assessing wines without labels, setting aside expectations as you explore the balance, aromas, and structure of each carefully selected pour. Designed for newcomers and the simply curious, this tasting breaks down the methods professionals use to recognize grape varieties, regions, and styles. Expect to finish with greater confidence in your own palate, keener sensory awareness, and a deeper appreciation for tasting without visual cues. The experience features six 2 ounce pours, three reds and three whites, along with one thoughtfully arranged charcuterie board meant for sharing.

Take part in a $30 Pokémon prerelease sealed tournament at Coliseum of Comics. Space is limited and entry is first come, first served, so arriving early improves your chance of securing a seat. If the player cap is reached before registration, the event may start ahead of schedule. If it does not fill, the tournament will begin with the registered players who are present. Each participant builds a deck from a prerelease kit that includes a 22 card pack drawn from current and earlier sets, four booster packs, and one of four alternate art promo cards, with basic Energy provided. Matches use a Swiss format with four prize cards and 20 minute rounds. Players should bring or purchase their own dice or damage counters, along with card sleeves if they want extra protection during play. A Pokémon Player ID is requested if you already have one. Players who complete all three rounds receive three booster packs. Regular Pokémon League play will be available for those not taking part in the prerelease.

Tyler Glynn performs a solo acoustic classic rock set at The Cardroom & Tiki Bar at Oxford Downs, featuring music from the '60s to the '80s and beyond. He is also known at this venue for hosting Rock 'N' Bingo on Wednesdays. Food is available.

Fire Rock in Silver Springs, FL hosts an open karaoke singer showcase presented by Son-Rae Entertainment and guided by DJ JEFF-fa-fa, a vocalist with the local cover band Rock Hard. Singers can request their favorite songs and perform through a Bose L1 Pro 8 setup for clear, balanced sound. The focus is on celebrating local talent and keeping things fun. When the weather cooperates, it takes place on the back deck, otherwise it moves indoors. The venue offers a full bar, two pool tables, games, and light snacks. Smoking is permitted, bikers are welcome, and attendees must be 21 or older.

The Mudds, a local favorite, bring their signature blend of original smooth jazz and toe tapping blues to Bree’s Riverside Restaurant. The band features Sam Mudd on vocals and guitar, Betsy Mudd on bass, Port Barlow on guitar, Jeff Craft on keys, and Jeff Harrison on harmonica. Enjoy a relaxed riverside vibe with music made to feed both the soul and the tummy.

A warm Día de los Muertos pop-up market fills The Great Southern Box Company Food Hall & Bar with music, food, games, and community ofrendas. Guests can explore a curated selection of local Latino-owned small businesses and celebrate heritage by honoring loved ones through shared traditions. The event is free and family friendly, offering a lively bodega-inspired atmosphere with plenty to taste, hear, and discover.

At Sunshine Games, a Pokémon TCG prerelease spotlights the Mega Evolution, Delta Reign expansion. Mega Rayquaza ex takes center stage as a dominant force in the skies, with Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex, and Mega Golisopod ex also featured. Entry is $30 and includes one sealed prerelease kit. The event uses a Limited sealed deck format with three Swiss-style rounds. Each match is best of one and lasts 30 minutes, and there is no top cut. Participants receive one additional booster pack for every round they play.

Turn the time change into a celebration at Bacall Rec Center in The Villages. Enjoy a gathering with plenty of new tunes and more. Attendees may bring their favorite beverages and snacks. This is a free event open to all, with entry limited by room capacity.

At Kaleidoscope, enjoy a warm bowl of freshly made spaghetti with a side of garlic toast for just $8. Quantities are limited, so it can sell out quickly. Settle in with a drink and make this comforting plate part of your routine.

This weekly in-store One Piece tournament has a $5 entry fee.

Every Sunday brings an all-day oyster happy hour with oysters opened fresh and priced at one dollar each. A minimum order of twelve applies, and there is a limit of three dozen per person. This offer is available for dine-in only, and additional restrictions may apply.

Acoustic Alchemy brings more than three decades of contemporary jazz shaped by acoustic guitar melodies colored by global influences. The Grammy-nominated ensemble is known among jazz listeners for favorites like Mr. Chow and Jamaica Heartbeat, pairing nimble musicianship with relaxed grooves. Their latest release, The Empire of Lights, explores reggae accents and western-inspired rhythms while keeping the fluid guitar work that has long defined their sound. The new material spans a western-styled shuffle on 8,000 Miles, the reggae-tinged Alisio, and the upbeat energy of Back to Back. This evening centers on sleek guitars and far-reaching textures as the group marks its Judson's Live debut.

Enjoy a round of bingo set to country music, with familiar country hits to sing along to as you play for a chance to win.

Gladys Knight’s enduring voice and artistry take the spotlight, reflecting a career of more than six decades with seven Grammy wins and number one successes in Pop, Gospel, R&B, and Adult Contemporary. Her catalog spans over 38 albums, including solo releases Good Woman, Just for You, Many Different Roads, and At Last, created with contemporary collaborators such as Randy Jackson. On screen and on television, she has appeared on the FOX series Star and in the 2016 film Almost Christmas, competed on Dancing With The Stars and the first season of The Masked Singer, and performed the National Anthem at Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta and at the 2021 NBA All-Star Game. Recent honors include the Kennedy Center Honors for lifetime artistic achievement, the National Medal of Arts, and recognition as a 2024 Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award honoree. In Atlanta, a stretch of State Route 9 was named Gladys Knight Highway in 2015. Sponsored by Get Off The Bus tours.

Celebrate 35 years of Sonic with Sonic Live in Concert, a multimedia journey honoring the speedy hero and the game music that shaped a generation. A live 15-piece orchestra performs new arrangements from Sonic Adventure, Sonic Frontiers, Sonic Generations, and more, all synchronized with high-definition gameplay and cinematic imagery that brings each world into focus. After selling out performances around the world, this reimagined show blends sweeping symphonic power, arena-rock energy, and beloved themes into a fast-paced experience fueled by nostalgia and adventure.

Nick Shoulders brings the "Apocalypse, Never!" Tour to Tampa for a tour stop in the city.

At UBTH Lounge, this open mic brings together musicians, poets, comedians, and more for a relaxed showcase of local talent. The setting is warm and supportive, and attendees of any age are welcome. Performers can secure stage time by signing up in advance through the event’s Instagram account, with all experience levels encouraged. It is a community focused night of creativity and entertainment for friends and families alike.

Part of the Art Wellness Education/Jazz Series, this event pays tribute to Sam Rivers through the Rejuvenation Orchestra, a group formed by Doug Mathews after 25 years on bass for Rivers and time in the RivBea Orchestra, Sam’s big band. Mathews unites original RivBea players with a new generation of musicians to continue Rivers’ spirit in new directions. The Rejuvenation Orchestra rehearses at the white house on the first Sunday of each month. Admission is pay what you like. Attendees are encouraged to bring a bottle of wine or a nonalcoholic beverage to share. Expect a loud experience, with earplugs available at the bar. The lead sponsor for Timucua's Jazz Series is Revive Skincare Clinic.

Cecil Clark Chevrolet is hosting a Thanksgiving food and supply drive in support of the Leesburg Food Bank. Donations of non-perishable, shelf-stable items are welcome, including canned and boxed foods, juice, sugar, pie shells and mixes, marshmallows, disposable plates and utensils, napkins, hygiene products, plastic wrap, and aluminum foil. The collection site is provided by Cecil Clark Chevrolet.

Enjoy a day on the greens while supporting the Foundation for Foster Children and its work to provide children in foster care with meaningful relationships, resources, and opportunities to thrive. Golfers will receive a player gift and enjoy a catered lunch, awards ceremony, and post-tournament reception with hors d’oeuvres. Golfing, sponsoring, donating, sharing, or volunteering can help support brighter futures for children and youth in foster care. Sponsors can also take part in networking and community connection, receive recognition during the tournament, and help fund programs that provide stability, personalized support, and opportunities.

Spend time in fellowship while crafting, quilting, and sewing with loving hearts and hands.

This exhibition explores how artists draw on fandom, popular culture, shared imagery, and personal connections to create new meanings through reinterpretation. Featuring works by students, faculty, and staff from all campuses, it examines the relationship between inspiration and transformation in contemporary artwork.

Connect with local organizations dedicated to supporting seniors and their families at a free expo featuring prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

Enjoy a 7-ounce Angus burger with fries or tots for $8.95 with a beverage purchase. The burger comes with lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles, cheese, and sauce, with additional toppings available at menu price. The offer is for dine-in only and is available while supplies last.

Enjoy crunchy Korean fried chicken with a special offer on wings.

Celebrate social dancing at a ballroom party filled with lively music and a friendly setting. All experience levels are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned partners. Admission is $20 per person. For details or to confirm the schedule, call or text (352) 533-7400. Please note that the schedule may change.

This educational seminar focuses on the timing of Social Security benefits and how that decision can shape retirement income. It covers the key factors that may influence when to file, explains how your claiming age affects monthly payments, and addresses common questions people consider before submitting an application. The discussion also explores how Social Security coordinates with other retirement income sources and offers practical steps you can take now to prepare. Attendees receive complimentary planning materials to help organize decisions and move forward with confidence.

Tarot readers of all experience levels can practice giving and receiving readings in a safe, respectful group. This free-form, self-led gathering is a chance to bring your own decks and supplies, share knowledge and tips, and get valuable practice.

Dance classes offer instruction in intermediate salsa, bachata, and beginner salsa. Classes cost $10 per person when paying with cash or $12 per person when paying by credit card.

Enjoy a lively game of country music bingo at Boardwalk Bowl. Sing along to country hits as you play for a chance to win.

Enjoy a trivia session hosted by Sarah, who was voted Orlando’s best trivia host.

Settle into a gentle, restorative yoga class in an outdoor setting in Thornton Park. The beginner-friendly, all-levels practice blends Hatha and Vinyasa movement with breath awareness, meditation, and moments of stillness. Bring your own yoga mat, along with blocks or other supports if you need them. After class, complimentary herbal tea offers time to unwind and connect with others.

Tables packed with household, garage, and utilitarian items await, ranging from tools and dishes to the small odds and ends usually tucked in closets, under beds, and stashed in sheds and garages. The pace moves quickly, so a truck and a sense of adventure come in handy as treasures change hands. Among the highlights is a 2014 Nissan Pathfinder, odometer reads 130k miles, VIN 5n1AR2MN6EC638251, with online absentee bidding available for the vehicle.

Connect with like-minded professionals, meet potential business partners, and grow your business at this recurring networking event in Orlando. The gathering continues its eighth year of bringing professionals together.

Find a wide selection of fresh produce and farm-fresh eggs sourced from local farms. Offerings include fruits, vegetables, seasonal produce, and organic options, with the selection changing throughout the year. Everything is fresh, with no frozen produce.

Power Gals of New Tampa brings women together to build business connections, expand networks, and share referrals, collaboration, and support. Business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals can connect and build relationships in a community centered on women supporting women.

Connect with local entrepreneurs, executives, and business owners in a welcoming networking setting focused on trust, collaboration, and business growth. Professionals from all industries are welcome. Bring 28 business cards and a brief introduction to share what you do. Guests attend free for their first two visits.

Enjoy $8 martinis and $10 specialty flatbreads at Jenny’s during Tini Tuesdays.

Enjoy a free game of DJ Trivia at Liberty Grille, open to all ages for paying customers. Winners receive prizes.

Dance classes offer beginner and intermediate salsa instruction as well as bachata. The listed special rates are $10 per class per person when paying with cash or $12 when paying with a credit card.

Sing along to Michael Jackson’s biggest hits while playing music bingo at That Place, with a chance to win.

Enjoy two rounds of trivia, starting with general knowledge and followed by a theme that changes each week.

Enjoy a lively game of music bingo featuring legendary rock riffs and classic hits, with chances to win.

The evening includes Level 2, Level 3, and Level 1 classes, followed by a social. Pricing options are available for the full evening, a class and the social, Level 1 and the social, or the social alone.

Vile Productions presents Midnight at the Brass Mug in Tampa, celebrating 15 years of Satanic Royalty with a special anniversary show. The lineup also features Antagonizör, Midnight Vice, Sacrilous, and Othalan. Advance tickets are $25, and admission at the door is $30.

Put your general knowledge to the test in three rounds of trivia. Play for free with a team, and compete for gift card prizes awarded to the top three teams.

Grammy and Emmy-nominated singer, songwriter, and actor Cheyenne Jackson brings an evening of songs and storytelling to an intimate music lounge, following a sold-out solo show at Carnegie Hall. His performance blends jazz, pop, and folk, with show tunes, pop classics, and personal stories. Jackson has performed at venues including the Hollywood Bowl, Lincoln Center, and the Kennedy Center. His credits include Broadway productions such as Into the Woods, Xanadu, Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Oh, Mary!, as well as television shows including American Horror Story, 30 Rock, and Glee.

The Pacesetters meet for networking, referrals, and meaningful connections among local business owners. There is time for open networking before the meeting begins, with coffee available.

This welcoming meditation session is open to everyone, from beginners to experienced practitioners. It begins with a brief meet and greet, followed by a 10 to 15-minute guided meditation, a contemplative reading, and time for reflection and discussion. The session concludes with a three-minute meditation featuring three questions to help embrace the day ahead. You are welcome to bring a mat or meditation pillow. Classes are free for members of the Lake Nona Community.

1 Million Cups is a free nationwide program designed to educate, engage, and support startups and small businesses. Run by local entrepreneurs, it brings people together to share ideas and collaborate over coffee. Everyone is welcome to connect with innovators and support the local startup community.

Explore a caregiving job opportunity focused on making a difference in the community. Stop by for an on-the-spot interview. Applicants should have a CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN certification or license, though assistance with obtaining an HHA is available. Required items include I-9 documentation, CPR, a TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting. Applicants must be able to communicate effectively in English. Completing the application in advance can save time.

Introductory sessions for Taoist tai chi are starting now. No pre-registration is required.

Learn more about hunger in the community during an information session, followed by a tour of an active food bank warehouse and distribution facility focused on hunger relief efforts in Central Florida.

A welcoming art club especially for homeschooled teens. Bring art supplies to share ideas and artwork with other teens, and connect with others who enjoy art. The cost is $5.

Enjoy nostalgic trivia inspired by the 1950s, 60s, 70s, and 80s, along with sweet treats, friendly competition, and plenty of laughs at Saddlebrook Recreation Center. The activity costs $3 per person.

This weekly drop-in art club gives children a relaxed, encouraging space to explore creative projects, learn artistic techniques, build confidence, and make friends. Each week features a new project, with activities that may include painting, building, experimenting, and STEAM-style exploration. Children of all ages and experience levels are welcome, and each child creates something to take home. Step Up for Students scholarships are accepted, and self-pay families are welcome. The cost is $10 per child.

This free weekly cruise-in welcomes all makes and models, including classic, custom, modern muscle, and special-interest cars and trucks. Each week, one car or truck is selected for the Cruiser of the Week award. Guests can enjoy food and ice cream from Sunset Delights’ large menu. The cruise-in is hosted by Sunset Delights and the Asphalt Misfits of North Central Florida.

Fresh Market at Ferran brings an outdoor community market to Ferran Park in downtown Eustis, set along the Lake Eustis waterfront. Explore a mix of local vendors and small businesses offering flavorful bites, desserts, and artisan-made goods in a scenic setting. Whether you are hunting for a special gift, picking up something tasty, or enjoying a relaxed outing with family or friends, there is plenty to experience. Meet the makers behind the products, find new favorites, and connect with the community. Vendor lineups and activities may change from one market to the next.

Weekly bingo features early bird and regular games, along with a 50/50 drawing. Bring your friends and enjoy an evening of bingo.

Explore Capoeira, a Brazilian art form that brings together martial arts, dance, acrobatics, music, and cultural traditions. Classes introduce martial arts skills, instrument and vocal instruction, coordination, flexibility, and teamwork in a community setting. Beginner students can take part in learning this energetic blend of movement and music. Step Up for Students scholarships are accepted.

Play in the Yu-Gi-Oh Wednesday night locals, with a $5 entry fee.

Dress to impress, invite other industry professionals, and enjoy a great time. An RSVP is required to receive the location details.

Switchfoot performs live at House of Blues in Orlando, FL.

Enjoy Motown music bingo at Froggers Mt. Dora, featuring legendary soul hits and a chance to play to win. The event promises music, laughs, and bingo.

Get moving with a high-energy, hip-hop-style dance fitness class designed to build confidence and community. Open to all levels and ages 16 and up, the class requires no prior dance experience. Expect music and movement in a no-judgment environment.

Sanford native and finalist on Season 28 of The Voice, Yoshihanaa makes her Judson’s Live debut with soulful storytelling and powerful vocals. Her music blends jazz standards with fresh, genre-bending arrangements, shaped by her R&B and gospel roots. She performs alongside a dynamic live band of local musicians.

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Test your trivia knowledge against fellow agents at a weekly competition held at 007 Kitchen & Bar. Enjoy weekday happy hour and compete for Dezerland Park prizes at Orlando’s Only Bond Experience.

Enjoy alternative rock music bingo at Teak Neighborhood Grill. Listen to alternative rock anthems and play bingo for a chance to win.

Enjoy an evening of live music at a community jam night, where musicians gather to play songs. The event welcomes performers who want to join the jam as well as guests who would like to listen.

This weekly late-night Ladies Night at Room 22 and Sidebar in downtown Orlando features two rooms with different vibes and DJs throughout the night. The experience is described as an after-dark continuation of Wine Down Wednesdays, R&B Wine Down, and other after-work events, with a lively atmosphere and a regular weekly crowd. RSVP guests can receive free entry before 11 PM, drinks are free until 11:30 PM, and bottles are offered for $200 all in until midnight. Early arrival is suggested, as the event may reach capacity.

Enjoy a free, hands-on painting workshop in a welcoming, supportive setting. The sessions are especially encouraged for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities, and ESE students are welcome. All materials are provided, and no previous art experience is needed. The workshop is supported by the James E. and Betty J. Huffer Foundation.

Build confidence with essential computer skills in a beginner-friendly, supportive class. Learn how to use a mouse, keyboard, and touchscreen, navigate the desktop and manage files and folders, browse the internet safely, create and open documents, and set up and use email. No prior computer experience is needed.

Discover new career opportunities in Orlando at a job fair at Four Points by Sheraton Orlando International Drive. Connect with top employers that are actively hiring across multiple industries, including healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and more. The event is designed for job seekers of all experience levels. Attendees can meet recruiters, submit resumes, and interview on the spot.

This event offers food and drinks from Edna's, a setting under oak trees, and entertainment throughout.

Experience a restorative session combining guided meditation and hands-on energy healing with body intuitive Kara. The meditation is designed to quiet the mind and open the body to healing while Kara offers intuitive energy work as participants rest. The session is intended for anyone seeking relaxation, clarity, and energetic renewal, whether new to energy healing or experienced. No prior experience is needed. First-time participants receive an individual angel card reading after the meditation. The session is in person.

Celebrate the premiere of Beach Buns & Beauty Queens, a colorful mixed-media collection by Jude Gonzalez that honors confidence, individuality, and joyful self expression. Bold portraits spotlight women whose style helps tell their stories, with playful details and plenty of personality. Enjoy an evening of art at Arts at The Canopy in Ocala, meet the artist, and explore this debut body of work. Admission is free and open to the public, with complimentary wine and light bites.

A meet and greet for fans of Blood In Blood Out features Damian Chapa, known as Miklo, along with Magic at Las Margaritas Mexican Restaurant. Admission is 50 and includes a selfie photo, and children under 11 are free. Autographs on outside merchandise are $30, while items purchased at the Vato Loco Booth include complimentary signatures. LA ONDA jackets with a new design will be available for 200.

Enjoy five fun bingo games with a chance to win cash. Pay as you go, with games one through three costing $2 per card and games four and five costing $5 per card. Each game pays out 100%. Arrive early for the best seat selection, and bring exact change.

Enjoy five rounds of bingo with a pay-as-you-go format. Games one through three cost $2 per card, and games four and five cost $5 per card. Reservations are required, and exact change is requested.

Enjoy an open jam session featuring local talent, spontaneous collaborations, and music. Bring an instrument, bring friends, or simply relax and enjoy the atmosphere. A full backline is provided. There is a cover charge, and guests may bring their own beverages and snacks.

Discover the outlandish science-fiction story behind GWAR, a band of alien warriors banished to Earth after a string of reckless blunders. Their legend claims they wiped out the dinosaurs, helped create humanity, and were eventually frozen in Antarctic ice until a shady entrepreneur revived them with wrestling, horror movies, heavy metal, and crack cocaine.

Enjoy casual chess with friendly company in Sodo. Everyone is welcome to drop in or leave at any point during the evening. Open play is free, and tacos, pizza, beer, and sodas are available for purchase.

The Orlando City Run Club meets every Thursday for a run.

Motionless In White brings The Sweat and Blood Tour to the Kia Center in Orlando.

Enjoy a weekly trivia night at the Marketplace with Empire Trivia, featuring friendly team competition and food from Marketplace vendors. Playing is free, with prizes for the top three teams and four additional chances to win prizes. No registration is required.

Enjoy a lively game of rock ’n’ roll bingo, with free play and prizes for the winners. Great food, plenty of drinks, and lots of fun are part of the experience.

This beginner-friendly hip hop class welcomes adults ages 15 and older, with no dance experience required. Learn choreography in a fun, supportive, and judgment-free environment, whether you have danced before or are trying a class for the first time. Wear comfortable clothes that allow you to move and bring sneakers. Classes cost $15 each or $60 per month.

Originally from Vancouver, Britnee Kellogg brings a contemporary country sound shaped by her early run on American Idol. Back of My Mind amassed more than 19 million impressions on TikTok and reached No. 4 on the iTunes chart, and Hey Mama opened at No. 3. Both tracks are featured on her 2024 debut album, She’s Come a Long Way. She has also performed alongside Blake Shelton and Kane Brown.

Enjoy a karaoke session at the UBTH lounge, where guests can sing their favorite tunes or listen and cheer others on.

Nếp Sài Gòn marks a new chapter for the family behind Pho Au Lac, a restaurant where families gathered and friendships grew over eight years. Former Pho Au Lac guests are invited to reconnect and may be among the first to experience Nếp Sài Gòn at its soft opening. The opening is pending final approvals.

The 39th Annual Mopars with Big Daddy brings together Mopar enthusiasts for a multi-day celebration of cars, special guests, and charitable giving. Raffle and auction proceeds support St. Jude Children’s Hospital, which provides cancer care for children and helps families stay with their child at no cost. Spectator parking is managed by the Marion County Sheriff’s Office Explorer Post, and a portion of parking fees benefits the Post. Businesses and individuals are welcome to contribute items to the fundraiser by coordinating with the museum. This edition features appearances by Don Garlits, including a dinner and Q&A presented by Phillips Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Ocala, as well as a guided museum tour highlighting cars with notable stories. The tour is limited to 25 people and costs $75 per person, and advance registration is encouraged due to limited capacity. Marking the 50th anniversary of the Don Garlits Museum of Drag Racing, Shirley Muldowney will take part in the festivities. She will join the Q&A, sign autographs, pose for photos, and offer exclusive merchandise. Participation options include car show registration at $40 with pre-registration or $45 day of event, a 20 by 20 foot vendor space at $55 with pre-registration or $65 day of, and a car corral space at $45 with pre-registration or $50 day of. Dry camp RV spots are $25. The dinner is $45, and the museum tour is $75. Spectator parking is $5, and spectator admission to the show is free. Throughout the show there will be fundraiser raffle and auction sessions for St. Jude, trophy presentations, and the special museum tour. During show hours the museum grounds are reserved for vendors, registered vehicles, and pedestrians, with general vehicle access routed through the designated spectator parking area to the south. Accessible parking is available on the grounds while spaces last. Event photography will be provided by Magrich Photography. Donors to the fundraiser include Summit Racing Equipment, John Force Racing, JW and Kim McNeal, and Desktop Muscle Cars.

Connect with local professionals through the Dr. Phillips Chamber’s business networking group. The gathering offers opportunities to build relationships, spotlight businesses, share leads and referrals, support professional growth, and strengthen connections within the Dr. Phillips and Orlando business community.

Enjoy a welcoming, comfortably paced outdoor yoga class with room for beginners to explore poses and experienced practitioners to challenge themselves. Open to all ages and skill levels, the free community class takes place at Crescent Park. Bring your own mat, towel, and water, and dress appropriately for being outdoors.

Stop by for freshly baked bread, gourmet cookies, and other baked goods. Pre-orders for Saturday pickup must be placed before Thursday afternoon, and weekday visits offer a chance to check what has been freshly baked that day.

Nếp Sài Gòn BBQ & Hot Pot begins a new chapter after eight years as Pho Au Lac, bringing Vietnamese BBQ, roast, and hot pot to its dining experience. Soft opening specials include 10% off food and a chance to win one of three gift cards valued at $150, $100, or $50. Seating is limited, and the gift card giveaway is subject to official rules, with no purchase necessary to enter.

A weekend retreat combining live music, forest trails, rescue animals, campfires, community meals, and time to connect. Saturday festival passes are available for those attending just the festival, while VIP guests can enjoy the full retreat experience, including fireside acoustic music, meals, early festival admission, and access to property amenities such as trails, a pool, a salt cave, animals, hammocks, and arts and crafts. Overnight guests need both lodging and a VIP Weekend Pass. Lodging options include rooms, tent sites, and an RV site.

Relax with the soulful vibes of The Mudds at Barons Creek Vineyards’ First Fridays. The wine lounge is described as a place for guided tastings, delicious bites, and good company.

Chilled drinks and delicious food come together with live music to create a relaxed, feel-good atmosphere for a casual outing.

The UCF School of Visual Arts and Design presents its yearly open house, a showcase of imagination, innovative work, and the talents that shape a vibrant arts community. The Visual Arts Building becomes a hub of activity as students, educators, alumni, families, and neighbors from across Central Florida gather for an evening filled with art, discovery, and interactive experiences. Prospective students, art lovers, UCF Knights, and anyone looking for a lively night out can explore working studios, talk with the creators behind the pieces, watch live demonstrations, and get to know the wide range of creative disciplines that make up UCF SVAD.

A festive First Friday celebration in Downtown Eustis honors those who have served, with tributes and special displays throughout Historic Downtown Eustis. The evening expands to two stages of live entertainment featuring the Dallas Tyler Band, the Greg Warren Band, and The Divas Tribute to the Troops. Military vehicle displays are presented by the FL Military Vehicle Heritage Group, and guests can take part in Wreaths of Honor decorating. Family-friendly fun includes The Extreme Game Truck sponsored by Eustis Parks & Rec and a selection of inflatables. Food vendors and a marketplace of craft and merchandise vendors round out the experience.

Weekly Nexus night events offer an opportunity to take part for a $5 entry fee.

An open mic focused on spoken word takes place at Brick City Center for the Arts in downtown Ocala, with performances either inside the gallery or in the adjoining courtyard. The event is free and welcomes everyone, including guests and observers who want to experience the work. Performers may include published and first-time voices across authors, writers, poets, and spoken word artists, highlighting poetry, literature, and performance art.

Enjoy a game of music bingo featuring unforgettable one-hit wonders. Sing along to the songs and play to win.

Celebrate girl power with music bingo featuring iconic female anthems. Sing along and play to win.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Cattle Dog Coffee Roasters with a rotating bill of performers. Each show features a fresh mix of comedians, including talent with television appearances and podcast credits.

Settle in for a family movie on a giant screen at Pat Thomas Stadium, home of the Leesburg Lightning. This edition spotlights Coco. Admission is free for everyone. Bring blankets and chairs for comfortable seating. Concessions will be open, with all proceeds benefiting the Leesburg Art Center. Enjoy a film night at the ballpark.

Participate in a Sealed prerelease, where you build a new deck from six unopened booster packs and can add as many basic lands as you like. Decks must contain at least 40 cards, and any cards you opened can be used as your sideboard. Entry costs the price of a prerelease kit, and participation is capped at 24 players. Sign-up through the MTG Companion app is required.

Test your knowledge of Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe at Friends trivia at Topgolf Orlando.

Explore crews, adversaries, and starships from across Star Trek history in a Magic: The Gathering prerelease. Players build a Sealed Deck from a prerelease kit containing six play boosters, a promo card, and a D20 spindown. The event follows a Swiss-style format with best-of-three matches, three rounds, and 50-minute rounds. Players earn one Play Booster for each match win.

Valencia Dance spotlights the creative vision of Valencia College student choreographers in an evening of original works across multiple styles, including contemporary, modern, jazz, and more. Performed by Valencia Dance students, the concert elevates new choreographic voices while exploring varied themes, distinctive movement, and collaborative artistry. The program blends innovation with storytelling from the next generation of dance makers. General admission is $15. Discounted tickets are $10 for students, seniors, faculty and staff, and military. Children 12 and under are $8, and children 7 and under are free. Concessions will be available with a suggested one dollar per item donation that supports Valencia Dance.

Movements brings the Happier Now USA Tour to Orlando, with special guests Balance and Composure, Midrift, and Niis. Backpacks, extended-lens cameras, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside the venue.

At The Plaza Live in Orlando, Matt Fraser, known as America’s Top Psychic Medium and a New York Times bestselling author, presents a 90 minute, in-person experience featuring real-time messages he attributes to loved ones in spirit. He moves through the audience offering spontaneous readings that can include names, memories, dates, and other specific details. Attendees watch the stories unfold as they happen, with moments that bring comfort, healing, laughter, and tears. Whether a message is meant for you or shared with someone nearby, many find the insights feel personally meaningful. No two shows are alike, since the flow is guided by the room and the energy of those present, and seating throughout the venue offers close-up moments with the readings. Tickets are limited and the event is anticipated to sell out. Ages 18 and over. Presented by AEG Presents.

Experience a night of Grateful Dead music with Uncle John’s Band, a Clearwater, Florida tribute group formed in 1989 by musicians dedicated to the Dead’s songbook. The band focuses on capturing the feel and adventurous spirit of a live Dead concert, and through the years has played hundreds of shows. Their history includes a concert series at the State Theatre in St. Petersburg, festival appearances at Vinoy Park, sunset performances at Clearwater Pier, and gigs at numerous clubs. From 1998 through 2022, they held a weekly Thursday residency at Skipper’s Smokehouse in Tampa. Today they continue to perform frequently around the Bay area, averaging six to ten shows each month, and have built a devoted following in the thousands who come for the music, the atmosphere, and the classic Grateful Dead experience. Admission is $10, and tickets are not sold in advance.

Friday nights feature indoor, smoke-free open karaoke and music requests at Frank’s Rack & Grill, hosted by DJ Jeff-fa-fa. Local singers can perform their favorite songs with sound provided by a Bose L1 Pro 8 system. The venue also offers a full bar, billiards, food, and snacks. Red Shirt Friday honors U.S. military service members and veterans, and the establishment is non-smoking and non-vaping indoors.

Strictly R&B brings together Orlando’s R&B lovers for a night of nothing but rhythm and soul, with no trap or Top 40. The music spans ’90s slow jams, 2000s heartbreak anthems, and today’s smooth sounds, with DJs WestxSide and Sado. Come ready to sing, sway, or set the mood for the week ahead. Fashionably dressed attire is requested, and RSVPs made before 10PM include a complimentary cocktail.

Enjoy a Friday night at Cosmo Lounge Downtown with live DJing, birthday and celebration gatherings, and weekend nightlife. RSVP for no cover. Free drinks are available until midnight, and bottles are offered for $100 throughout the night. VIP sections are available.

The Kentucky Book Festival has limited vendor availability, with two openings remaining. Applications are reviewed in the order they arrive. Interested vendors can text (213) 218-5017, which is preferred, or email vfapply@gmail.com. Watch for updates from Kentucky Humanities and the organizers, with more information to be shared over the coming months.

Start the day with a 3.1 mile run through Universal Orlando Resort. A welcoming and diverse community supports all paces and experience levels, creating a friendly environment for participants. Attendance is free, although Universal Orlando Resort parking fees may apply. Ride share and guest drop off areas are available at no cost. Preferred and Premier Passholders receive complimentary parking. Guests staying on site can access the area via the Garden Walk pathways, shuttles, or water taxis.

The Orlando Heart Walk takes place at UCF Memory Mall. The event opens ahead of the walk, which gets underway afterward. Registration information is available.

Choose from several cycling groups and routes: the A group rides at 22 mph or faster on a roughly 60-mile Fort route and is drop, while the B and C groups ride Fort routes with options ranging from 35 to 60 miles at their respective pace ranges. An early ride covers 20 to 23 miles on I-way.

This volunteer work day supports The Retreat at Silver Springs. Volunteers can assist with general tasks such as cleaning, organizing, and caring for outdoor areas. Participation is welcome for a few hours or for the full day. Breakfast and lunch are included for volunteers. Optional overnight lodging is available before or after for $20 per person. For registration or questions, email The Retreat at theretreat@fldisciples.org.

Toddler Time offers a chance for children from crawlers through age 6 to play and explore in Launch Orlando’s 50,000-square-foot indoor park without older children around. The experience includes toddler-friendly music, a soft play playground, trampolines, and massage chairs for parents. Families can bring their own coffee, and the indoor setting provides fun in any weather. Admission is $15 for one toddler and one parent, with jump socks additional.

A golf tournament supported by sponsorship from Arrae Culmir.

Open play welcomes players of all levels. Player numbers vary by day and location, and you are welcome to show up with friends. Paddles are available in the shed at Rohan and Clarendon, while other recreation centers have paddles available to check out.

A monthly breakfast at Howies Family Restaurant in Bushnell brings together the amateur radio community for relaxed conversation about radios, antennas, and everyday life. Visitors are welcome and no membership is required. Attendees are asked to let Gene, KI4LEH, know ahead of time so seating can be arranged. For any updates or changes, check this event listing or the website.

Celebrate the season at a free, two day community festival and plant sale at Discovery Gardens. Browse plants, handmade items, and food from local vendors. Saturday also features a 4-H open house, UF/IFAS exhibits, and educational talks. Sunday focuses on vendor shopping. The event shines a light on gardening and community programs in the area. Pets are not permitted, and service animals are welcome. Organized by UF/IFAS Extension Lake County, the Lake County Master Gardener Volunteers, and Lake County 4-H.

Santa's Gingerbread Kitchen mini sessions invite children into a festive holiday scene for 20 minutes of hands-on fun with Santa. Little bakers mix cookie dough at Santa's side, decorate a gingerbread house, share laughter, and create memories while the moments are thoughtfully photographed. The atmosphere is relaxed and interactive, focusing on genuine smiles and natural connection rather than rigid poses. Each reservation includes eight professionally edited digital images to keep. A $75 retainer secures a spot, with the remaining balance due the week of the session. Availability is limited, with only eleven sessions still open.

The Downtown Ocala Market is a place to visit in Ocala.

Enjoy a welcoming, comfortably paced outdoor yoga class with room for beginners to explore poses and experienced practitioners to challenge themselves. Open to all ages and skill levels, the free community class takes place at Crescent Park. Bring your own mat, towel, and water, and dress appropriately for being outdoors.

Now in its 45th year, the Marion County Chili Cook-Off returns for another installment.

Maker Faire Orlando 2026 brings a world-renowned celebration of invention, creativity, and curiosity to Central Florida Fairgrounds and Exposition Park. Explore maker culture across a huge range of exhibits, large-scale art and spectacle, stage talks, competitions, and plenty of hands-on opportunities to build and learn. Creators who make, play, tinker, and hack share projects spanning robotics, cosplay, STEM and STEAM, content creation, science, electronics, tools and materials, and many surprising inventions you might not have seen before. Every ticket includes Robot Ruckus, the combat robot competition featuring teams from across the U.S., along with robots on display from the BattleBots TV show. Most exhibits and activity areas run throughout the weekend, while stage talks, panels, timed demonstrations, and competitions happen at scheduled times. Key details for attendees include rain-or-shine operation and a no refunds or exchanges policy. Tickets cannot be replaced or transferred to another Faire, but they may be transferred to another attendee before use. Student tickets apply to college students with a current college ID. First responders, active military, and veterans receive free admission with identification. Employees of schools, colleges, universities, and libraries also receive free admission with identification. Weekend passes are not shareable, and single day passes are valid for one day only. After purchase, tickets can be shown on a mobile device at the gate or printed at home. A dedicated Field Trip Day invites students, teachers, and homeschool families to experience hands-on learning, creativity, and innovation. Free on-site parking is available nearby. Outside food or beverages are not permitted unless required for medical, dietary, or religious reasons, and a variety of food options will be available for purchase. Strollers, backpacks, and a bottle of water are allowed. Pets are not permitted for their safety, while trained service animals as defined by the ADA are welcome. The event spans three large indoor exhibit halls and also features outdoor exhibits and competitions. Ticket proceeds benefit The Maker Effect Foundation, a 501(c)(3) educational charity in Orlando, Florida. Maker Faire Orlando is independently organized and operated under license from Make: Community, LLC, and the project is funded in part by Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program.

Celebrate the season with an autumn tea at Gardenia Inn Bed & Breakfast, featuring cozy surroundings, seasonal treats, and a comforting cup of tea. Expect fall flavors such as pumpkin, cranberry, and orange, all served in a warm and welcoming setting suited for time with friends and family or a relaxing solo outing. Limited seating is available, and reservations are required.

A community salute to service fills Downtown Tavares Wooton Park with a free, public celebration hosted by Tranquiliti Healing Arts & Wellness and sponsored by the City of Tavares. The event honors veterans and active-duty service members with opening ceremonies, a parade, a red, white, and blue themed classic car showcase, vendor booths, live music, and food trucks. The Phantom Airborne Brigade will honor the occasion with a tribute parachute jump into Lake Dora. Festivities also include a raffle and a people’s choice award for participating classic cars.

Build rotational power and support injury resilience through science-based, small-group golf training. Space is limited.

Explore spiritual methods and symbols in greater depth through this Reiki Second Degree course. Instruction covers distance and time treatments, and students receive a second-degree attunement.

Ladybug Bows will be at Fiesta in the Park, a family- and pet-friendly event featuring arts, crafts, food, and entertainment at Lake Eola.

Bank of America, Merrill, and Private Bank credit and debit cardholders can receive one complimentary general admission to Orlando Science Center through the Museums on Us program. The admission includes access to the Center’s four floors of exhibits and experiences, including giant-screen films and workshops in The Hive: A Makerspace for ages 8 and up. Cardholders must present their eligible card and matching photo ID at Guest Services. Non-cardholders, including children, are not eligible for free admission.

The luncheon at Oak Run Palm Grove Country Club brings a pirate and mermaid flair, with a Beta Boutique on site. Prizes will be awarded in a lighthearted contest for the most creative pirate hat or mermaid fascinator. A full meal will be served, and a homemade cake bar will cap off the celebration for dessert. Registration costs $45, with no refunds after the registration deadline. For registration details, contact Lisa Kinser at 352-895-8673 or lkinser4730@gmail.com. For Beta Boutique information, contact Pam Burrell at 352-208-7179 or bigmama4uf@gmail.com. For general questions, contact Jacqua Ballas at 352-239-3166 or ballasjl@gmail.com.

A brunch accompanied by live gospel music featuring The Montgomery Family, Jenni Piergrossi, and Elvis/Stevie G.

Explore a newly unveiled model home during this special showcase. Attendees can tour the space, enjoy a complimentary lunch, and enter for a chance to win a $100 gift card.

Explore the lifestyle taking shape at Cresswind at Hammock Oaks, a 55+ community by Kolter Homes near The Villages in Central Florida. The showcase features live entertainment, light bites and refreshments, interactive lifestyle stations, designer-decorated model home tours, clubhouse hard hat tours, and giveaways. Visitors can get a behind-the-scenes look at the future Club Cresswind and explore spacious floorplans, flexible living spaces, and personalization opportunities.

This beginner-friendly sewing class introduces foundational skills for students who are new to sewing or want to build confidence with long-line stitching. Participants will practice accuracy and straight stitching by making stitch samplers, a pillowcase, and a lap quilt using patterns from Winky Cherry’s book. A sewing machine, sewing kit, thread, and fabric are required. Projects can be kept or donated to children’s hospital charities. The series has a sliding-scale cost, with scholarship support available.

Enjoy an afternoon of poker, food, fellowship, auctions, raffles, and camaraderie. The tournament is hosted in partnership with the Citrus Valley Poker League, and lunch and the bar are available.

Enjoy a day of food, fun, and reconnecting at Carter Pavilion. The A3F will provide food and beverages, and guests are welcome to bring a dish to share, though it is not required. RSVPs are suggested to help organizers know who is coming. Park entrance fees apply: $2 per person, or $5 for a vehicle with more than one person.

Create the Marigold Desert Blanket by the Floral Hook as part of a six-month crochet-along. The project is suitable for advanced beginners and will be broken into manageable sections, with Emily available to help and YouTube tutorials offering guidance on techniques. Participants will use Cascade Yarns Sarasota, a DK-weight acrylic and cotton blend, with several colorways available. A yarn kit purchase is required and includes 32 skeins; unopened skeins can be returned if they are not needed. Attendance is free, and the pattern is available separately on Ravelry.

Compete in a Swiss-style Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament using the Standard format. Players should bring their Player ID, a completed deck list, a 60-card deck in good condition with matching sleeves, and dice or damage counters. Sleeves and dice are available for purchase at the store. Depending on participation, play will be divided into Junior, Senior, and Masters divisions. Prizes include promo cards and booster packs. Entry is $10.

Enjoy Music Bingo featuring a mix of throwback classics and today’s favorites. Sing along and play for a chance to win.

Enjoy a brunch of Yacht Rock music bingo at Teak Neighborhood Grill, with smooth classics, familiar hits to sing along to, drinks, and a friendly race to bingo.

Bloom in Sound offers a two-part experience that blends playful release with deep rest. It begins with a pumpkin smash, where each participant receives a pumpkin and materials to write down fears, stress, emotions, or limiting beliefs, then uses a bat to break the pumpkin as a symbolic way to let go. After this cathartic start, the focus shifts to calm with a restorative sound bath featuring crystal and Himalayan singing bowls, gong, chimes, drums, tuning forks, and other therapeutic instruments. The flow moves from letting go into relaxation and a sense of reset, supporting the body and nervous system. After the session, there is time to explore Dirty Dog Organic Farm and even feed the animals.

Soak up tropical vibes on the waterfront at Elizabeth Evans Park in Mt. Dora, Florida with a full day of tailgating, live music, and Jimmy Buffett inspired food and drinks. Arrive early to set up and enjoy college football on TVs while spending time with friends and meeting new ones. Propaganjah opens the entertainment with Caribbean soul, followed by an authentic Hawaiian luau and knife dance show, then the Landsharks deliver a high energy tribute to Jimmy Buffett. Food trucks and vendors will be on site, and full bars are available with reasonable pricing. VIP sections offer covered or open seating, air conditioned restrooms, a dedicated bar, and prime viewing. A lawn section is available, and new cabana rentals add extra comfort.

Sue & Drew make their debut at Edna's Hospitality with a lively mix of rock and party favorites. The performance is free and open to the public. Enjoy the food and views while the duo keeps the energy high and gets the crowd dancing.

Learn about the Florida Concealed Carry Permit in a class that includes a shooting exercise at the range. This is the only class required for the permit, and the course fee is $50. Weapons and ammunition are not sold.

YourPhoenixIsRising energy musicians present a relaxing sound bath featuring crystal singing bowls, native drums, djembe, Tibetan bowls, rain sticks, and other instruments. Settle in as nature-inspired tones and rhythms from around the world are played at varying intervals. The experience unfolds as a gentle journey, with waves of sound that rise and fall to encourage deep rest and calm.

Experience an Orlando City match under the lights at Inter&Co Stadium. Wear purple and add to the match-day atmosphere with your cheers.

Enjoy Ric Mitchell’s Juke Box Bingo with a tapas menu featuring beef and chicken empanadas, mini meatballs, honey mustard chicken skewers, fruit kababs, barbecue ham sliders, antipasto skewers, and Parmesan toasties. Pink lemonade, water, and tea will also be available. Bingo prizes and door prizes are included, and groups of eight will have a reserved table.

The second annual Fall Fest returns with family friendly fun for all ages. Attendees can enjoy free food, games, and inflatables, along with additional activities. With a focus on community and fellowship, this celebration is designed to be a special evening for everyone.

The SCA’s MOST WANTED perform a free satirical comedy show inspired by banned books and other media suppressed by the state. In this imagined 2045, comedy is illegal, so the performers gather in secret to make it anyway. Guests can browse books banned by the state, contribute a word or line that speaks to them, and watch the performers turn those contributions into new comedy scenes. The experience also includes themed cocktails, such as the Thoughtcrime Martini and Redacted Mule, and entry requires saying a passphrase at the door.

The Burn in the Burg Chili Cook Off gathers the community in the Town Square in historic downtown Leesburg to celebrate local flavor, spark friendly competition, and support a stronger Leesburg. Businesses and organizations can showcase what they do, demonstrate community support, and build team spirit while competing for cash prizes. Cooker entry is $100 and includes a 10 by 10 space, a table, and four wristbands. Guest admission is $10, available at the gate or in advance.

Settle in for a true crime themed dinner where a laugh filled investigation unfolds as you dine. The story plays out in real time in the present day, and the culprit could be anyone in the room, even the person at your table. With performers mingling incognito among guests, expect surprises, plot twists, and the chance to become a prime suspect yourself. Designed for adult audiences, this interactive theater experience blends comedy, mystery, and dinner for a social night out. From The Dinner Detective, with shows presented across the country since 2004, it delivers intrigue and unscripted moments from beginning to end.

A spirited girls night takes over Ocala Downtown Market with a bold, playful theme inspired by animal prints, glam style, and fierce fashion. The evening centers on stepping outside the ordinary, celebrating confidence, and making memories with friends. This curated shopping experience features nearly 100 Central Florida women-owned businesses showcasing boutique clothing, handcrafted jewelry, home décor, sweet treats, luxurious body care, and more. Shoppers can explore a wide variety of finds while enjoying a lively atmosphere. DJ Rae Bae keeps the vibes high with feel-good favorites and girl power anthems. A free photo booth by Legacy Rhythm Entertainment offers a fun way to capture the night. Raffle giveaways pop up throughout the event for added excitement. Local food trucks serve dinner, and there are plenty of beverages to enjoy, including cocktails, mocktails, and dessert options for a sweet finish. On-site experiences add to the fun with permanent jewelry, fairy hair, chair massages, hat bars, henna tattoos, and other surprises. The event is free and open to the public, rain or shine.

Catch Your Breath is an emerging hard rock band from Austin, Texas, featuring vocalist Josh, guitarist Teddy, bassist Cianan, and drummer Onell. Their sound blends synth elements, imaginative production, and refined songwriting to create emotionally charged music rooted in relatable themes. The band combines contemporary alternative rock and metal with layered sounds beyond traditional instrumentation. Their single “Dial Tone” debuted on Sirius XM Octane, and the band has also received coverage from Knotfest.com.

Trapt returns to Brass Mug with special guests Love to Hate and In the Red for an evening of live music from all three acts.

Enjoy a heartfelt tribute to Patsy Cline as Lorri Lee and the Sweet Dreams Band revisit timeless country classics. Lorri Lee brings rich, expressive vocals to favorites like Crazy, Walkin’ After Midnight, and I Fall to Pieces, with more in the set. This performance is open to the public. All seats are $20.

A live concert from Landsharks Band takes place in Mount Dora as part of the Pirates and Parrots Festival. The performance is included in the festival programming in Mt. Dora, FL.

Comedian Pat McGann is heading to Orlando.

Disney’s Aladdin in Concert Live to Film brings the 1992 animated favorite to the stage with the Ocala Symphony performing Alan Menken’s Academy Award-winning score in perfect sync with the movie. The full film appears on a cinema-quality screen above the orchestra, while the original dialogue and sound effects play through a state-of-the-art sound system. Maestro Matthew Wardell conducts more than 60 professional musicians, animating moments from Arabian Nights to A Whole New World. Presented in the 700-seat AdventHealth Mainstage at the Reilly Arts Center and presented under license from Disney Concerts, this family-friendly event blends the magic of film with the power of live symphonic music. Sponsored by Canopy Oaks Real Estate and Sonya Nasser with Berkshire Hathaway Realty. Funding provided by Ocala/Marion County Visitors and Convention Bureau, with additional support from Marion Cultural Alliance.

Experience legendary rock anthems, iconic sounds, and powerful performances in a celebration of music that has defined generations. The show features timeless classics and an energetic rock atmosphere.

The Alien Invasion edition of this late-night Halloween after party for Tampa and Orlando celebrates costumes of every kind. Arrive on theme, in a favorite Halloween look, or in the cosplay you have been waiting to wear. From the moment doors open, the energy builds with karaoke, DJs and dance floor vibes, go-go dancers, fire and aerial performances, tarot readings, photo ops, a signature costume contest, and unexpected moments throughout the night. A $20 ticket includes the first drink to start the evening right. Capture a photo with performers usually seen only on stage, show off an over-the-top outfit, and keep dancing well into the night. One night of Halloween rarely feels like enough, so this party keeps the spirit going in your own style.

Lamont Landers brings his blend of soul, rock and roll, and R&B to Skipper's in Tampa. Raised in Decatur, Alabama, he picked up the guitar as a teenager and broke out with a viral version of Ray Charles’ Hit The Road Jack that drew more than half a million views overnight. Appearances on America’s Got Talent and Showtime at the Apollo followed, along with a TikTok audience of over half a million. A repost of his Rubber Band Man cover by Questlove led to work with GRAMMY Award winner Dave Cobb, recording in Savannah, and a signing to Cobb’s Republic Records imprint, Lucile. Expect powerful vocals and originals that have earned millions of streams, including Love and Happiness, Piece of Me, and Into The Fold, with new music planned for 2025.

Greensky Bluegrass performs at The Plaza Live in Orlando. The performance is open to all ages.

Experience memorable music from the indie game UNDERTALE in a live performance by a 25-piece orchestra, featuring newly arranged themes and gameplay footage displayed above the stage. Curated by creator and composer Toby Fox, the concert traces a musical journey through the Underground, from the Ruins to the adventure’s final moments. Iconic characters, battles, and emotional scenes are brought to life, and attendees are welcome to wear UNDERTALE cosplay.

Sam Tallent brings the energy of a live performance to the stage. The event takes place at Orlando Improv Comedy Club in Orlando, Florida.

Enjoy live music and a favorite cigar in a laid-back atmosphere. Contact the event organizers for more information and follow The Creative Cohort FL on social media for announcements and updates.