Events in Winter Garden today

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

A relaxed, participant-guided hangout centered on conversation, a sip, and a few stitches. There are no instructors and no pressure, just an easygoing vibe where you can work at your own pace and maybe finish a row.

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

This Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Standard event features on-site check-in, a $5 entry fee, and pack-based prizing.

Free, open play chess takes place at the Oviedo Mall Food Court. Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome for casual, friendly games.

Unwind with a relaxing art class featuring step-by-step instruction from a professional artist. All supplies are included, along with an apron or smock, so you can simply arrive ready to create. New skills are introduced each month. No previous experience is necessary.

Michael Jackson takes center stage at Hurricane Grill & Wings Longwood with a music bingo night in Longwood, FL. Enjoy a playlist of classic hits, sing along, and mark off your card as each song plays. The aim is to complete a bingo before anyone else for a lively evening built around the King of Pop’s greatest tracks.

Compete in a Modern format Magic: The Gathering event. Entry is $10, and prizes are paid out as store credit. Participants can check in online through the event page or in person at the shop.

Dedicated to working together to strengthen Oviedo, this monthly business meeting takes place at the Cultural Center in Oviedo on the Park.

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

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

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

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

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

A short visit can make a meaningful difference for your well-being. Osceola County partners with UCF Health to offer free medical and health screenings through the Mobile Health Clinic at the Robert Guevara Community Center. Residents can receive checks for blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, and hearing. Services are delivered by UCF faculty healthcare professionals together with students to help residents stay informed, proactive, and connected to care.

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

This networking meeting in New Tampa brings local professionals together under the Revenue Growth Alliance. Since 2010, RGA has supported entrepreneurs, executives, and business owners in building trusted relationships that lead to real revenue growth. The format encourages open networking without seat restrictions or competitor lockouts, features 10-minute member spotlights for sharing expertise, and keeps participation flexible with no referral quotas or attendance penalties. Attendees can also explore broader opportunities through RGA, including regional business expos, pitch events, and author platforms. Professionals from any industry are welcome, such as real estate, finance, marketing, technology, healthcare, and local services. Guests can participate at no cost for their first two visits. For the best experience, it is recommended to bring 20 to 30 business cards, prepare a brief 30-second introduction, and come with a collaborative mindset.

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

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

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

Unwind and recharge with a gentle yoga session at the library. Bring a mat if you have one, or borrow from a small supply available on site. Each class highlights new poses and techniques, and you can pick up a handout at the library for details about what will be covered. This program is free, and adults of every experience level are welcome. No registration is needed, but arriving early helps with sign in and securing a spot.

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

At Sajoma Latin Fusion in Kissimmee, the CLG Hunters Creek Chapter bi-weekly meeting brings together local entrepreneurs, business owners, realtors, lenders, contractors, service providers, marketers, creatives, and professionals who want to grow locally. The focus is on building genuine relationships that lead to referrals and real business, not on surface-level networking. Conversations are purposeful and geared toward turning introductions into tangible opportunities.

This class focuses on foundational shooting skills and proper firearm operation. Through guided, hands-on practice in a safe setting, participants learn essential safety habits, correct gun handling, and how to clear common malfunctions, gaining confidence and practical ability along the way. No personal firearm is required, as the range and firearms are provided by DTAC. Please wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes.

YuGiOh TCG Genesys is an in-person event with on-site check-in. Entry is $5, and prizes are awarded in packs.

B. Dalton’s Young Adult Book Club leans into spooky season with a discussion of Adam Cesare’s Clown in a Cornfield, a fast-paced YA slasher set in a small town at odds with itself. Quinn Maybrook moves to Kettle Springs with her father seeking a fresh start and instead encounters a community divided after the Baypen Corn Syrup Factory shut down. While adults push to revive the past and teens chase pranks and an exit, the factory’s eerie mascot, Frendo, turns the conflict deadly by targeting the kids. Conversation will explore killer clowns, classic slasher conventions, buried small-town tensions, the logic behind risky survival choices, and how quickly someone might run from a cornfield. The gathering takes place at B. Dalton Bookseller in Oviedo Mall. Members of Oviedo Mall’s Mall Rat Teen Club receive a special treat at the meeting, so bring a membership card.

Explore character driven storytelling where pivotal choices made under pressure set the plot in motion and carry real consequences. This adult writing group devotes each meeting to a key stage of narrative craft, progressing from a character’s commitment to the results that follow. Expect practical exercises that lead to fresh pages rather than only discussion. The format is flexible, each session is self contained, and no sign up is required. Participants can start at any time.

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

Mixed Hits Music Bingo arrives at Gators Dockside Apopka with a soundtrack that spans throwbacks and today’s favorites. Enjoy a game centered on songs you know and love, with prizes available.

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

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

Get ready for a night of vampire-themed trivia at Hurricane Grill & Wings Longwood. Expect questions drawn from legendary bloodsuckers and classic folklore, along with vampire movies, television, and pop culture. Bring a team and put your knowledge to the test in a spirited challenge that celebrates creatures of the night.

Take part in a locals event for the Elestrals trading card game. Registration is completed in store, the entry fee is $10, and prizes are issued as store credit.

Puzzles Entertainment brings a weekly Jukebox Bingo experience to The Friar Tuck, blending a Name That Tune style challenge with classic bingo. Participation is free, and the vibe centers on music, singing, dancing, and friendly competition. The game runs through four rounds that produce four winners, with prizes such as complimentary drinks and gift certificates.

Puzzles Entertainment hosts a weekly Jukebox Bingo night at The Friar Tuck, blending a name that tune style challenge with classic bingo. The event features lively music, singing, and dancing, with four rounds and four winners. Prizes include free drinks and gift certificates.

Jukebox Bingo brings a music-fueled twist to classic bingo at 4Corners Tavern in Davenport, FL. Instead of numbers, participants listen for songs, mark them on a digital card, and race to be the first to call bingo. The action unfolds across four rounds with four distinct playlists, creating four winners and four prizes. The soundtrack spans decades and genres, so each card feels fresh and unpredictable. Bingo cards are digital, which means a charged phone or tablet is needed. Enjoy food and drinks while you play. Presented by Puzzles Entertainment.

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

Ride Advocate Keith leads a no-drop, entry-level social bike ride on the West Orange and South Lake Trail. The ride lasts about 2.5 hours at an easy to moderate pace of around 15 mph and typically covers an average of 32 miles, with a friendly atmosphere that reinforces core group riding skills. Helmets are required. This is not a sanctioned race or event, so riders participate at their own risk. Trek Clermont provides bicycling information for the public, and any route details or advice are offered as planning resources only and are not guaranteed to be accurate or complete. Participants are encouraged to check current conditions, including weather, surface status, and closures, follow all laws and land use guidelines, and carry adequate safety and navigation equipment. Bicycling involves inherent risks, and each person is responsible for their own due diligence, safety precautions, and any resulting consequences.

1 Million Cups Eustis and Lake County brings together entrepreneurs, small business owners, and supporters for a free, community-driven gathering focused on education, connection, and accelerating startups. Led by local founders and part of a nationwide network in more than 125 communities, it fosters conversation over coffee, collaboration, and problem solving so businesses can grow. All are welcome, including innovators and champions of the local startup community.

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

SparkleSilk teams with Scates Realty and Pink Door Management for a monthly pop in visit with Tiana, featuring sparkles in Flamingo Hall at Scates Realty’s new downtown Clermont office.

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

Explore the basics of Taoist Tai Chi in a beginner-friendly session at New Tampa Dance Theatre. Introductory sessions have begun, and there is no need to register ahead of time. Simply arrive and take part.

This event brings together Osceola County residents ages 55 and up for lively bingo, prizes, and laughter at Hart Memorial Central Library on the second floor. It offers a friendly space to connect with neighbors, share conversation, and enjoy lighthearted competition in a welcoming setting.

Harvest of Hope, a ministry of Sanlando United Methodist Church, offers non-perishable groceries to anyone seeking assistance. Guests can access the pantry through the church lobby across from the forest parking lot and will be asked to check in with Harvest of Hope volunteers. A numbering system is used to manage entry, so please wait to be called, take a seat, and approach the window only when invited. To keep access clear for the school community, early arrival is not permitted. If you need help or have questions, speak only with Harvest of Hope volunteers. Restrooms are not available, and the premises are smoke free.

This weekly, come-and-go art club invites kids to explore new projects, learn creative techniques, build confidence, and make friends in a relaxed and encouraging setting. Each session features a fresh activity, from painting and building to hands-on experimentation, with STEAM-inspired projects included. It is open to all ages and experience levels, and every participant takes home something they are proud of. The cost is $10 per child. Step Up for Students scholarships are accepted, and self-pay families are welcome. Hosted at Happy Hippie Customs.

Fresh Market at Ferran is an outdoor community marketplace set in Ferran Park in downtown Eustis, with Lake Eustis as a scenic backdrop. Explore local vendors offering food, sweet treats, handmade goods, and products from small businesses. It is a relaxed way to discover new favorites, meet the people behind the booths, and spend time with family along the waterfront. Vendor lineups and activities may change from week to week.

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

This free, biker-friendly gathering returns to the Old Town Entertainment District in Kissimmee, bringing the region’s motorcycle community together for a night of camaraderie and the unmistakable rumble of engines. All touring motorcycle makes and models are welcome, including Harleys, Indians, trikes, and slingshots. Riders should carry a valid driver’s license and proof of insurance. Colored patches are not permitted.

This beginner Capoeira class at Evolve Dance & Fitness Studio welcomes newcomers to a Brazilian practice that weaves together martial arts, dance, acrobatics, live music, and community. The session aims to build coordination, flexibility, fitness, and confidence in an encouraging environment. Participants can expect martial arts training alongside music and instrument practice, vocal work, and an introduction to Brazilian culture and traditions, all with a focus on teamwork and a supportive group experience. Step Up for Students scholarships are accepted.

An acoustic open mic hosted by Pete Prieto invites performers to sign up and share a few songs. Bring an acoustic guitar or hand percussion to participate, since amplifiers and drum sets are not part of this event. All styles are welcome, including original music and covers. Those who prefer to listen can enjoy a relaxed, low-volume evening of local music, with food and drink available from The Friar Tuck.

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

Country Music Bingo at Froggers Grill & Bar Altamonte in Altamonte Springs features country classics and today’s biggest hits, with sing along moments as players mark their cards to the music and race to call bingo. It is a boot scootin night filled with music, laughs, and bingo.

At Evolve Dance & Fitness Studio, this Capoeira music lesson focuses on the rhythms and songs that power the art. Participants practice instruments and vocals while exploring Brazil’s cultural roots, all in a supportive community setting. Capoeira students are encouraged to attend and grow their musical confidence together. Step Up For Students scholarships are accepted.

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

Settle in for five lively bingo games with simple pay as you go pricing. The first three games are $2 per card, and the final two are $5 per card. Arrive early to grab a great seat and enjoy the action from the best spot.

A Standard format Magic: The Gathering event with a $10 entry fee, awarding store credit as prizes. Check in through the event link or in store.

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

Registration can be completed through the Bandai app or in person at the store. The entry fee is $10, and prizes will be available as packs or as store credit.

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

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

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

Small business owners and nonprofit leaders meet at Panera Bread in Clermont for a relaxed coffee get-together centered on conversation and collaboration. Participants can enjoy a cup, connect with peers in the community, and trade practical insights that support organizational growth. The setting encourages easy networking, idea exchange, and relationship building, with plenty of space for meaningful conversations and the start of new friendships.

An afternoon of Hand, Foot and Toe unfolds at the Kissimmee Woman’s Club clubhouse, bringing together a friendly group of women for cards and conversation in a relaxed setting. The emphasis is on camaraderie as much as gameplay, with plenty of laughter and easygoing company. Newcomers are welcome and instruction is available, while seasoned players can enjoy lively rounds. Participants may attend with a friend or on their own, and bringing lunch is part of the plan.

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

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

Downtown Leesburg’s Cool Cars Under the Stars brings car and truck enthusiasts together at Great Chicago Fire Brewery for a showcase of standout vehicles, live entertainment, and laid-back hospitality. Explore rows of classics, customs, modern muscle, trucks, and imports while enjoying Chicago style food and pizza, craft brews, domestic favorites, a full bar, sweet tea, and soda. The atmosphere is family friendly with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and beverages are welcome as you stroll among the displays. There is no entry fee, and participants can compete for awards that often include a Best of Show plaque along with recognitions for classic cars, trucks, custom builds, modern muscle, imports, and the occasional playful wildcard. Ample parking is available for those bringing their rides.

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

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

Stitch a playful coin purse inspired by classic movie monsters at Flakes & Fables Cafe. Pick from four classic monster designs and create a handy pouch for spare change, candy, or other small treasures. The cost is $15 per person, and all supplies are included. This activity is best suited for teens and adults. Capacity is limited.

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

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

Learn the essentials of caring for sheep and goats in a class geared toward new owners. It is designed for anyone who has these animals and wants to better understand their care. Registration is available through Eventbrite. The session takes place at Gardening in Central Florida - UF IFAS Extension in Osceola County.

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

Old Town’s Karaoke Nights turns the Main Stage next to Southern Breeze into a welcoming spotlight for singers of every level. Whether pitch perfect or a little off-key, performers step to center stage, have fun, and enjoy a brief moment of fame under the lights.

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

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

Union Arena TCG locals features check-in through the Bandai App or in store. The entry fee is $10, and prizes are offered as packs or store credit.

This in-person men's book club at Vanderbrew Coffee Shop in Leesburg, FL focuses on leadership, discipline, and self mastery. It offers a dedicated space to build mental toughness and talk openly about fear, pressure, and responsibility. The group emphasizes community and accountability, avoids formal lectures, and maintains a respectful, distraction free environment, with concrete steps participants can put into practice right away. The featured book is Staring Down the Wolf by Mark Divine. Group size is limited.

A locals gathering for the Flesh and Blood trading card game with check in handled at the store. The entry fee is $10, and prizes are awarded as packs or store credit.

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

Jane Don’t, a standout from RuPaul’s Drag Race, delivers a whirlwind of uninhibited humor and razor wit in a high-energy blend of comedy and drag. Look for big, over-the-top numbers, playful crowd interaction, and surprises that may send the show in unexpected directions. Local drag star Norvina Dubois appears alongside additional guests for a lineup crafted to keep the laughter rolling from start to finish.

Take part in a monthly Pokemon Trading Card Game League Challenge. The entry fee is $10 and prizes are issued as credit with the store. Check-in is completed in person, and each participant must turn in a deck list before the tournament begins.

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

At Paddy’s Pub Altamonte Springs, music bingo takes center stage with a playlist that jumps from nostalgic throwbacks to current favorites. Each new track keeps the energy up and the cards filling, all leading to that satisfying moment of calling bingo. Expect a sing-along atmosphere with music lovers in mind and a playful nod to trivia-style fun.

Players come together for a local Pokemon event with a $10 entry fee, and prizes are paid out in store credit.

Create a custom pressed flower art frame you can hang or place on a shelf at this floral craft workshop. Choose from real, hand pressed blooms sourced from bouquet leftovers, garden cuts, and wildflowers, then arrange them between panes to make a keepsake. Each ticket includes one 8x8 double glass frame and access to a wide selection of pressed flowers. The workshop takes place at Everything Local Co in Clermont, FL. For questions, email petalandseedfloral@gmail.com.

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

Get moving in a beginner hip hop class for adults focused on fun and learning. You do not need any dance background. Routines are broken down step by step in a welcoming, pressure-free setting, making it comfortable for those returning to dance and first-timers alike. Participants ages 15 and up are welcome. Wear clothes you can move in and bring sneakers. The cost is $15 per class or $60 for a monthly option. Held at Evolve Dance & Fitness Studio.

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

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

Networking with the Altamonte Council takes place on the first and third Friday of each month. This Seminole County Chamber free member benefit focuses on building relationships with area businesses and offers a chance for attendees to spotlight their own organizations.

Expect a brisk, longer-distance group ride covering about 42 miles at an average speed of 18 to 20 mph. The route uses public roads and a bike trail toward Apopka before returning. Helmets are mandatory, lights are suggested for visibility, and all riders must obey traffic laws and take responsibility for their own safety. Led by Keith.

Browse a selection of plants cultivated by club members, all offered at reasonable prices while supplies last. Expect low-maintenance choices that include time-honored heirloom and heritage varieties, regional natives, fruit trees, butterfly-friendly options, houseplants, and more. Uncommon and eye-catching selections that are hard to find elsewhere will be available, each grown by the people who know them best. Please do not arrive early.

Enjoy a friendly game of pickleball at the Gateway gym in Winter Park with two sessions offered. The initial visit is complimentary, and each session after that costs $5. New players are welcome, with instruction available for anyone learning the sport. Balls and paddles are provided.

This community yoga session moves at an easy pace, giving beginners time to learn poses while offering options for more experienced participants to push a bit further. The class lasts one hour, is free, and open to the public. It is held outdoors at Crescent Park, so dress for the weather and bring a yoga mat, a towel, and water. All ages and experience levels are welcome.

The Golf Cart Company is presenting a Club Car open house across its Clermont, Eustis, and Four Corners locations. The latest Club Car models will be on display, giving attendees a chance to compare options, settle into the seats, and chat with the team about features and upgrades. Complimentary refreshments will be available, and giveaways are planned for each day. The event welcomes first-time buyers, those considering an upgrade, and anyone interested in seeing what is new in carts.

A showcase of muscle and classic cars fills Old Town with chrome, horsepower, and nostalgia, followed by a cruise through the brick-lined streets. Eligible vehicles include show-ready muscle cars from 1964 and newer, along with hot rods and classics from 1985 and earlier. Registration allows owners to take part in the cruise, and there is no charge for participating car owners or for spectators. Upon arrival, participating classic cars are greeted by event staff and escorted by security down the brick streets. Please do not drive on the bricks without permission. Old Town Cruisers can also take part in a monthly cash drawing totaling $2,000. Each Friday and Saturday cruise during the month earns an entry. After the final Friday cruise of the month, one name is drawn for $1,000, and after the final Saturday cruise, another $1,000 winner is selected, courtesy of Old Town Kissimmee.

Help give the Curry Ford West area a festive Halloween refresh during a neighborhood cleanup presented by Curry Ford West in partnership with Keep Orlando Beautiful. The gathering takes place at Mecatos Bakery & Cafe - Curry Ford West, and the event welcomes families and kids. Costumes are encouraged. All cleanup gear will be provided, and ponchos will be on hand so the effort goes on rain or shine. RSVPs through the event listing are requested to assist with planning.

Poker fans can take part in the Kiwanis monthly Texas Hold’em tournament at Stoneybrook Fitness Center. Entry is a $30 donation, and players compete for top payouts of $300 and $100. The event welcomes all experience levels. Participants must be at least 18 to play and 21 to drink. Beer, wine, soda, water, and snacks are included. Bring canned tuna to donate and receive extra chips. The tournament supports a charitable cause.

Rev up your truck, minivan, car, motorcycle, or race car for a night of test and tune drag racing at Orlando Speed World Dragway. All test-and-tune participants are welcome, and spectators can watch constant runs while enjoying food and drinks from the OSW Cafe. The atmosphere is family friendly and suited for all ages. General admission is $20, racer entry is $30, and children under 10 are admitted free.

Haunted Tours returns to the Museum of Seminole County History, presented by the Seminole County Historical Society, with three nights of small-group, guided walking experiences through the museum campus. Tours last about an hour, group size is capped at 15, and most of the route is indoors in air-conditioned spaces, so the event runs rain or shine. An extra night has been added by popular demand. Guests may bring their own ghost-hunting tools or use equipment provided on site while a costumed guide shares accounts of uncanny happenings drawn from the museum’s past. Recent reports surround the 2026 Semiquincentennial exhibit, including unexplained footsteps after closing and speculation about a 19th-century preservationist unsettled by changes made during filming for a USA 250 documentary project. Stories highlight Seminole County’s colonial-era echoes, enduring museum legends, and incidents reported by staff, volunteers, and visitors. Along the way, the tour may touch on the figure known as Tio Juan, said to be linked to the remnants of the 3,500-year-old bald cypress called the Senator, lost to arson in 2012. The museum’s rare basement in Florida is often cited as the most active area, with tales of a poltergeist named Nick who is reputed to be unfriendly toward women. After a quiet spell, disturbances reportedly resumed in 2022 and intensified this year, possibly tied to the reappearance of a female spirit connected to his story. E-tickets are required and must be purchased online. All sales are final, no refunds are offered, and reselling is prohibited and will void the ticket. A confirmation email from the historical society serves as the e-ticket for entry.

Step into a neon-charged Friday night at Funtastic Depot, where families, teens, and friends can dive into a high-energy mix of music and play. The venue glows with vibrant lighting as live DJs set the soundtrack, turning the park into a bright, buzzing party. Spend the evening jumping, dancing, and competing, then try arcade games and take on the climbing walls. Access to attractions is included, so the fun keeps going without limits. A showstopping finale wraps up the celebration with extra flair. More than a typical trampoline park, this Orlando experience turns Friday into a tradition.

That Flower Feeling and IFPA are offering complimentary bouquets of fresh flowers. Pick up free blooms to take home, and mark the occasion with a Taffer’s Tavern Neighborhood VIP Pass featuring exclusive offers and rewards for a future visit.

Set on a National Historic Landmark campus, this opening reception for a new contemporary art exhibition features music, a food truck, and a cash bar, with a moment to honor the featured artist. The exhibition showcases the art of Soude Dadras.

Blue Rune Hobby and Games hosts a free Casual Commander gathering as part of Friday Night Magic. Players bring their favorite decks, form small pods, and settle in for a laid back evening of Magic alongside the local community. In-store registration is required to take part. There are no entry fees, no round timers, and no formal competition, keeping the emphasis on friendly, community-first play.

Gators Dockside Eustis hosts an upbeat night of 80s hits music bingo. Expect a nostalgia-packed soundtrack with classic tracks that capture the decade’s spirit and a bright, neon-inspired vibe. It is a lively throwback evening in Eustis, FL for fans of 80s music and a friendly game of bingo.

Soccer Mommy and Snail Mail share the spotlight in Orlando, bringing together two artists known for candid, incisive songwriting. Sophie Allison’s project grew from intimate bedroom recordings into music that preserves its raw honesty while embracing wider production possibilities. Her album Evergreen was shaped by a profound personal loss, balancing frank reflection with moments of wit, including a playful nod to a purple-haired spouse from Stardew Valley, and it stays close to the spirit of her demos. Lindsey Jordan arrives with Ricochet, her first Snail Mail release in five years, created with a careful focus on melody after a period that included vocal surgery and recovery. The record marries clear-eyed introspection with expansive hooks, luminous guitars, and subtle string textures, exploring themes of mortality, connection, and the pull of distance. Together, they set the stage for an evening of heartfelt lyrics, richly layered sounds, and indie rock that resonates long after the last note.

Scott Fish takes the stage for a live performance at HFV Speakeasy.

Midflorida Cars and Grub is an automotive meet at Guardian Wraps featuring cars, food trucks, and tent vendors. Parking fees apply to vehicles, with $5 for general parking and $10 for up-close spaces, while bikes park for free in the designated bike section. Please use the entrance from the main road to access the complex. Police will be at the exit, and there is zero tolerance for street racing, reckless exits, burnouts, or revving. Attendees can showcase their rides and enjoy the vendors while keeping things safe and respectful.

Blackout Dinner Theater delivers an immersive experience built around sensory deprivation, pulling the audience into pitch darkness while sound and surprise reshape perception. Instead of simply watching, attendees feel each moment through a mix of shadow, intensity, and unexpected turns. The atmosphere is deliberately dark and loud, with perception-bending elements designed to keep the senses on edge. Presented at the Winter Garden Masonic Lodge across two evenings with two performances, this event includes dinner, and tickets are $25 per person. Please note that the production features complete darkness, intense audio, strobe and flashing lights, and other immersive effects.

Celebrate the opening of Panoramic Light: The Art of Hansen Mulford with an evening reception at the Alice and William Jenkins Gallery. Explore artwork shaped by Mulford’s distinctive sense of light, color, and atmosphere while connecting with the community at Crealdé. The artist will be present, admission is free to all, and complimentary refreshments will be available.

Settle in at Reiter Park for an outdoor screening of K-Pop Demon Hunters, blending music, action and adventure on a large park screen. Pack blankets and lawn chairs and spend a relaxed evening with family and friends beneath the night sky.

Settle into a relaxed, instructor-led painting session where you can unplug, follow clear and incremental instruction, and create a vibrant rainbow sky with a bold tree silhouette. The experience welcomes every skill level, keeps the pressure low, and focuses on simple enjoyment while you paint. Guidance is provided by Miles Wagler. All supplies are included, attendance is limited to 20 for a comfortable and social setting, and each participant receives one beverage along with light snacks at the table to share. Everyone leaves with a finished painting to take home. Open to all ages. Attendees under 16 must remain with a supervising adult throughout.

See the Orlando Magic take on the Miami Heat at Kia Center. This head to head basketball game brings the teams together on the hardwood. Tickets will be available to the general public.

Denzel Curry delivers high-voltage hip-hop powered by precise wordplay and intensity that ignites the crowd. With a fluid flow that blends styles, he turns the stage into a charged experience for rap fans.

AEG Presents brings Zoltan Kaszas and the Worldwide(ish) Tour to The Plaza Live in Orlando, FL. All ages are welcome.

Polyphia delivers a boundary blurring sound with virtuosic guitar work and razor sharp ensemble playing, putting the spotlight on pure musicianship. Expect labyrinthine riffs, bursts of intensity, and a show that stretches the possibilities of modern instrumental and progressive rock. Look for a tightly executed, guitar driven set packed with energy from start to finish.

At Blue Bamboo Center For The Arts, Walter Parks & The Unlawful Assembly present a live concert that celebrates and reframes historic spirituals and hymns that inspire, empower, and bring people together. The group is led by guitarist and vocalist Walter Parks, a longtime sideman to Woodstock icon Richie Havens. The lineup appears as either a six piece band or a trio, with featured artists including drummer and producer Steven Williams, vocalist Ada Dyer, who is currently touring worldwide with Bruce Springsteen, and trombonist Andrae Murchison. The program weaves together roots traditions from different backgrounds, interlacing spirituals, gospel, blues, and prison work songs with swamp hollers, shaped note hymns, and Appalachian reels tied to white homesteader heritage. The performance aims to both entertain and inform by revealing the shared musical threads that run through American history.

This overnight experience for homeschool families at the WonderWorks Boo Bash features unlimited access to exhibits, laser tag, a ropes course, arcade games, and a 4D movie. Enjoy unlimited pizza served during a magic show, then wrap up the adventure with breakfast before heading home. Space is limited to 120 participants.

Frank’s Rack & Grill in downtown Leesburg hosts a smoke-free, open karaoke night presented by Son-Rae Entertainment and led by DJ Jeff-fa-fa. Singers and music lovers can take the mic and request favorite tracks, with clear, room-filling sound from a Bose L1 Pro 8 system that helps spotlight local talent. The venue has recently reopened under new ownership and management and was previously known as Frank’s Place. Guests can enjoy a full bar, a billiards hall with APA leagues, and a selection of food and snacks. The establishment is non-smoking and non-vaping inside, with covered outdoor areas available for those who need them, and bikers are welcome. The evening embraces the Red Shirt Friday theme, standing for Remember Everyone Deployed, and expresses appreciation for United States service members and veterans.

A candlelit tribute celebrates the iconic catalogs of Queen and ABBA at Azalea Lodge in Mead Botanical Garden, bringing an intimate, multi-sensory live music experience to Orlando. A string quartet performs favorites like Dancing Queen, SOS, Money, Money, Money, Bohemian Rhapsody, I Want to Break Free, Waterloo, Super Trouper, Mamma Mia, Don't Stop Me Now, We Will Rock You, and We Are the Champions. The program lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. The venue meets ADA accessibility standards. Recommended for ages 8 and up, with an adult required for attendees under 16. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives. On select dates, ensembles such as the Listeso String Quartet and the Fernwood String Quartet take the stage.

Start the day with an hour of movement on a simple out-and-back course, structured as 30 minutes heading out and 30 minutes returning so everyone finishes together. This installment meets at Propagate Social House in Apopka and quickly connects to the West Orange Trail, just a short walk from the meetup spot. All levels are welcome, whether running or walking, and participants are encouraged to choose a pace that feels right. After the workout, enjoy 15 percent off coffee or settle in for breakfast with a mimosa. Outdoor seating is available and friendly, well-behaved dogs can hang out, too. Please consider weather and light conditions when selecting gear.

An award-winning 3D mobile mammography program is coming to Oviedo Mall as part of Florida Breast Cancer Foundation's Race 2 Cure 5K. In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, The Beautiful Gate will offer on-site 3D mammography through its nationally recognized Mammograms After Sunday Service program, which has earned back-to-back national awards for its health equity model. The focus is easy access to screening for both insured and uninsured individuals. Uninsured Florida residents may qualify if they live in the state, do not have health insurance, have not had a mammogram within the past year, and are ages 40 to 64, or under 40 with a first-degree family history of breast cancer or symptoms, and meet income guidelines at or below 200 percent of the poverty level. Women of any age who have completed treatment for breast cancer may also be eligible. A special incentive is available, with a free gift card for those who schedule, keep their appointment, and complete a virtual breast health session. Insured Florida residents who have not had a screening in the past year can participate as well. Screening at average risk typically begins at age 40, and most health insurance plans cover screening mammograms with no out-of-pocket cost. Florida women who are insured can schedule directly with 3D MammoLink. Space is limited for this community screening, and preregistration is available.

Celebrating its tenth year, BIKE 5 takes place at Mead Botanical Garden and welcomes cyclists of all experience levels. Organized by Bike/Walk Central Florida, the event brings riders together to explore nearby trails and highlight the region’s expanding network of bike friendly routes. Sponsors include Kimley-Horn, Kittelson & Associates, WAYMO, Ardurra Group, Cogent Bank, Fehr & Peers, DIX.HITE + PARTNERS, Florida Freewheelers, HDR, RSP Engineers, Traffic & Mobility Consultants, and WTS Central Florida.

Bring a friend on the weekend and their usual $15 guest fee is waived when you show this event at the front desk. Guests must be 18 or older. All standard club rules remain in effect. For full details, check with the club.

Riders head out from Avalon Park Gym for a multi-group ride on the Fort route. The A group holds 22 mph or faster as a drop ride and covers about 60 miles. The B group aims for 19 to 21 mph on the same route with distance choices from about 35 to 60 miles. The C group rides around 16 to 19 mph, also on the Fort route with options between 35 and 60 miles. An additional I-way option offers a shorter outing of roughly 20 to 23 miles.

Athletes will find a wide range of multisport and running options, including the GFT Triple Triathlon Challenge, the new Triple Duathlon and Triple Aquabike, the GFT Sprint Triathlon, plus Duathlon, Aquabike, Relay, and Aquathlon. Runners can also choose the Floridian 15K or the 5K Run/Walk. Serving as the championship of the Clermont Running & Triathlon Series and the final triathlon of the year in Clermont, this festival offers a season wrap-up for competitors across multiple disciplines.

This social, C pace club ride sets out from Maple Street Biscuit Company and is planned as a moderate, easy effort. Expect roughly 25 miles at an average of 14 to 15 mph, with occasional stretches rolling 16 to 17 mph. Please leave the restaurant’s parking lot available for its customers and use nearby street parking instead. A new waiver is required in 2026 and must be completed before participating. Each rider is responsible for personal safety and health, as bicycling involves risk. Wear a helmet, use appropriate lighting and a rearview mirror, do not wear headphones, and follow all laws and safety measures.

Set out from Trek Clermont for a group ride with a route chosen by participants. Expect about two and a half hours on the bike, covering roughly 26 to 33 miles at an average speed around 19 mph. Terrain can include a mix of climbs and flat stretches, with segments on roadways. The group rides with a no-drop approach, so nobody is left behind. Follow all traffic laws and participate at your own risk. Helmets are required and lights are recommended. Led by Keith.

A debut conference honoring the Florida Nurse Honor Guard brings dedicated nurses together to recognize service and commitment. Participants can connect with peers, share experiences, and gain meaningful insights in an in-person setting. This first-of-its-kind gathering celebrates their work while fostering learning and camaraderie among nurses.

At Lake Hiawatha Preserve in Clermont, this 90 minute session takes place on Lake Minneola and includes an easy paddle to anchored spots. Beginners are welcome, and being comfortable in the water is encouraged. Dress in seasonal gear and add festive touches to your board. You can bring your own gear or use available rentals. Sign up is available.

An annual festival at the Visit Central Florida Welcome Center brings together creative fall crafts, local vendors, seasonal treats, music and entertainment, and family activities for all ages. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome to take part in the festivities.

The 4th Annual Witchy Paddle is shifting to a morning start at Lake Hiawatha Preserve. This free event will have paddle board rentals available.

Enjoy a relaxed community yoga session in the fresh air at Crescent Park in Laureate Park, Orlando. The class moves at an approachable pace, giving newcomers space to settle into poses while offering experienced practitioners chances to explore their edge. It lasts one hour, is free, and is open to everyone of all ages and skill levels. Because it takes place outdoors, dress for the weather and bring a yoga mat, a towel, and water.

Start your Pilates journey with a welcoming 30-minute Reformer session designed for beginners. Coach Crystal, who brings more than a decade of experience, guides participants through foundational Pilates movements, proper alignment, and safe use of the Reformer. With only four Reformers available, the small setting allows for personalized attention and clear instruction. The cost is $15. This class takes place at PITYFitness Pilates Studio, and online registration is required in advance. Space is limited.

Explore how a small sketch becomes a large public artwork in a fully hands-on workshop focused on the craft of mural making. Participants will paint an actual wall at the Art and History Museums Maitland Campus using a predetermined design while learning surface preparation, how to ready a wall, projector use, grid transfer, crisp outlining, and applying paint at scale. The experience is designed for studio artists seeking practical, real-world mural skills and an introduction to working in large-scale public art. Basic drawing and painting experience is recommended. The workshop spans four days and is weather dependent. At the conclusion, participants can add their name at the site and include the completed project in their portfolios.

Compete in a Warhammer 40K RTT. Registration is handled through Best Coast Pairings, the entry fee is $20, and prizes are awarded as store credit.

DriveFit 4ORE Golf Training offers science-based small group training focused on building rotational power and improving injury resilience for golfers. Spots are limited.

This event brings people together to pack shoeboxes that will be sent overseas through Operation Christmas Child. The boxes will be shared with children around the world with the hope of bringing joy. Those who wish to contribute items can use the Amazon wish list labeled FCBC Shoebox Needs.

Spend a festive fall day at Lukas Nursery in Oviedo with a family friendly pumpkin patch, creative pumpkin painting, music, and seasonal fun. Choose a pumpkin and personalize it at the on-site painting station, let kids explore corn kernel pits, and enjoy a variety of bites and sweets. Food options include tacos from Taco Power, Scandinavian dishes with iced coffee from Svea, homemade treats from the Cookie Boutique, and Chuck’s Italian Ice on different days. Costumes are welcome. Payment for painting pumpkins will be handled on site the day of the event.

Saturday mornings at The Promenade at Sunset Walk highlight wellness and good vibes with a complimentary fitness class accompanied by a live DJ before, during, and after the session. Food and beverage options include the new 7 Brew Coffee and La Boom Café. Participants can also access a special at Lizzie’s Memphis Style BBQ that offers 15% off the entire check and a complimentary coffee with each entrée. Gift card giveaways are part of the event, and an RSVP is required to be eligible, with winners needing to be present. Remember to bring a mat or towel.

TEDxOrlando returns with a flagship full day gathering focused on ideas that will shape Orlando’s next chapter. Innovators, creative voices, founders, people in civic leadership, and curious thinkers come together for this event. It takes place at the Chapin Theatre at the Orange County Convention Center.

At the Pink Day Market in the Oviedo Mall, explore Pink Day inspired ceramics, including flower frogs created for the marketplace, with color requests welcome. The event also includes the Race 2 Cure 5K and a Tribute Walk supporting breast cancer awareness and research.

These beginner-friendly classes at SOS Meditation Center introduce practical techniques and guided practice in a calm, welcoming setting. Each session offers clear instruction and time to meditate, making it helpful for newcomers as well as those wishing to deepen an existing routine. No prior experience is required. All are welcome and there is no fee to participate. New participants may begin with any session. This is a no smoking facility. For more information, contact Mark Young at 407-421-7800.

A relaxed, welcoming craft circle takes place in the Assembly Room. Each month highlights a new theme, and participants are welcome to bring their own projects and work at their own pace. This month focuses on sewing a simple three seam cloak from a flat bedsheet. Please bring a freshly laundered sheet and a spool of ribbon about three quarters to one inch wide. Basic black and white thread will be provided. The project suits Halloween gatherings and the Orlando Renn Faire. A suggested donation of $5 helps replenish supplies, and no one is turned away for lack of funds while supplies last. Led by Mystic Grove CUUPs. For more information, contact mysticgrove@orlandouu.org

Orlando’s annual LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration fills Lake Eola Park and downtown with a full day of parade, performances, and community connection. Hosted by Come Out With Pride, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that aligns its festivities with National Coming Out Day, the event offers an inclusive space for people to celebrate their authentic selves. In 2025, more than 230,000 attendees participated, making it one of the largest Pride gatherings in the Southeast and the biggest single-day event in Central Florida. The parade features colorful floats, local organizations, and community groups moving through downtown before culminating at Lake Eola for ongoing festivities. Attendees can look forward to live entertainment on two stages, vendors, food trucks, family-friendly activities, and community resources. Come Out With Pride, Inc. also supports the community year round with a mission to foster acceptance, empower individuals to live openly, and build a stronger, more vibrant network for LGBTQIA+ people and allies.

¡Viva Oviedo! brings Seminole County together to honor Hispanic heritage, culture, and community with a full day of music, food, dance, and wellness at Center Lake Park and the Oviedo Cultural Center and Amphitheater. Guided by this year’s theme, Salud es Vida... Health Is Life, the festival blends high-energy performances with family activities and a focus on community health. The lineup features Latin Grammy winner and salsa icon José Alberto "El Canario", along with Daniel Díaz y Jafet Murguía, Edwin "El Calvito" Reyes y Su Orquesta, and vibrant local dance ensembles. Attendees can explore over 18 Latin food trucks, browse 100 vendors and artisans, enjoy continuous live music and dance, visit the Community Health Fair, let kids play in the dedicated zone, and catch street performers throughout the park. A VIP experience is also available. New this year, Viva Fido turns the Bark Park into a pet-friendly celebration sponsored by ScentHound Oviedo, offering giveaways, wellness services, activities for dogs and their humans, and a Hispanic Heritage Dog Costume Contest. Admission is free. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are still available, and VIP tickets are on sale. Whether the draw is the rhythms on stage, the flavors from the trucks, or the many community-focused activities, this festival offers something for everyone.

Hosted by Con Pasión Ministry, this Breast Cancer Awareness gathering highlights learning, hope, healing, and moments of celebration. It welcomes survivors, those undergoing treatment, supporters, and anyone interested in understanding how early detection can save lives. The focus is on raising awareness, sharing helpful resources, honoring survivors, and offering faith-based encouragement to those still fighting. More details will be announced soon.

This festival offers an afternoon of fun and food with a mix of games, food trucks, and the warm scent of fresh funnel cakes. A silent auction features treasures available for bidding, and the pumpkin patch invites visitors to select a pumpkin and welcome the autumn season.

This gathering centers on a lively party atmosphere. It is all about upbeat, celebratory energy.

Every Saturday, Old Town hosts a classic car showcase and cruise that has been a local favorite for more than 30 years and is recognized as one of Central Florida’s leading weekly car shows. Show-quality vehicles from 1985 and earlier, including hot rods, street rods, and antiques, are welcomed. Registered cars take part in the cruise. The event is free for participants and free for the public, offering a family friendly experience for all ages. Participating classic cars are greeted by event staff upon arrival and then guided by security along the brick streets. Drivers are asked not to drive on the bricks without permission. Old Town Cruisers can also enter a monthly giveaway totaling $2,000, with $1,000 awarded on Friday and $1,000 on Saturday. Each cruise on Friday and Saturday during the month counts as an entry, and after the last Friday and Saturday cruises of the month, one name is drawn to receive $1,000 courtesy of Old Town Kissimmee.

Celebrate Halloween at Extreme Youth Sports of Lake Mary/Longwood with a free community Trunk or Treat. Families can gather candy, enjoy games, and share in festive, family friendly fun. EYS families and community friends are welcome, and costumes are encouraged.

Celebrate the journey, expression, and culture of locs at a citywide gathering set against the beautiful backdrop of Cranes Roost Park. Billed as Orlando’s largest celebration for people with locs, this event centers the history and beauty of the style while creating a welcoming space to connect. Expect high-energy sets from live DJs alongside performances by local talent. Explore showcases highlighting the work of artists, designers, models, and professional locticians, with spotlights on loc-focused fashion. Browse a curated marketplace featuring vendors selected with the loc community in mind. Whether you have worn locs for years or are at the start of your journey, it offers a place to shop, meet others, and celebrate together.

Orlando Speed World Dragway hosts the Shifted Society Roll Race Showdown, bringing the Battle of the Rivalries to the strip for the third official roll racing event from Shifted Society. Central Florida street cars, performance builds, and rival platforms face off in a night focused on automotive culture and side-by-side action. The format prioritizes track time with no traditional eliminations, allowing registered racers to keep making passes throughout the event. A featured Elite 8, also known as Top 8, highlights some of the quickest cars in attendance. Racer tech cards are $35 and available in limited quantities, spectator admission is $20, and kids 10 and under are free. Businesses interested in getting involved can inquire about sponsorships at ShiftedSocietyLLC@gmail.com.

Check-in is available through the Bandai app or on site. The entry fee is $10, and prizes will be issued as store credit.

Celebrate a grand opening showcasing the latest noninvasive technology that is changing how biology and wellness connect. This live exploration highlights innovations that bridge these fields and shares what this approach can offer.

Riftbound TCG Locals brings players together in Altamonte Springs, FL. Entry is $10, with prizes available as packs or store credit. Participants check in via the Riftbound locator.

AEG Presents brings Nerdcore Party Con back to The Plaza Live in Orlando for a Halloween-themed horror party and concert. Expect live sets from nerdcore artists including JT Music, The Stupendium, CG5, Rockit Music, LongestSoloEver, DAGames, TryHardNinja, JakeNeutron, CK9C, Kathy-Chan, and SilvaHound. Costumes are encouraged to enhance the spooky vibe. This event welcomes all ages.

An action-packed MMA showcase offers an up-close vantage point of the Comabatagon as rising contenders, including athletes on the path to the UFC, compete. In addition to the main card, a complete undercard fills the night with more matchups featuring up-and-coming talent. Flash photography and live recording are not permitted. The bout lineup is subject to change. Children 5 and under are free when seated on a lap. Parking on the day of the show is $15.

A 50th anniversary celebration at the Sunshine Foundation Dream Village honors decades of dreams fulfilled, shaped by hope, resilience, and life changing moments. The gathering also looks ahead to the many dreams still to come, marking a golden milestone with gratitude for the past and optimism for the future.

Halloween fun fills TPC Trunk or Treat with activities for families. Socks N’ Such will be there with fall and seasonal merchandise, including socks, pens, keychains, gifts and more. The celebration features trunk or treating, a bake off, hot dogs and plenty of candy. Costumes are welcome, and families can collect treats while browsing the Socks N’ Such selection. Socks N’ Such, socks with a mission.

The fifth annual JustCallMoe Comedy Jam brings an interactive spin to stand-up in Orlando. The featured show, What Do You Want From Us?!, invites the audience to shape each set through silent, anonymous, real-time voting on their phones, guiding the material, direction, and overall energy. Created by Larry Fulford and co-hosted by Ross McCoy, the night places the comedians’ fate in the crowd’s hands. Sean Finnerty, Aimee LeCours, and Will Blaylock join the lineup for an unpredictable experience where no two performances are the same. Proceeds support the Yellow Brick Road Foundation. Tickets start at $20 for general admission, with VIP, VIP Plus, and Dinner Package options available.

At Hourglass Brewing in the Hourglass District, this exhibition explores transformation through shadow and alchemy, blending art, music and community. Opening night features Feast Street food trucks, live music, live art and vendors, along with hands-on creative activities. The show continues after opening night, with a scheduled pickup for both purchased and remaining pieces that also serves as drop off for the next showcase, Roots: Ancestry + Memories. Artists, vendors and performing artists can take part by submitting applications in advance, and there is a $20 fee for vendors. Opening receptions are held monthly.

BTE's Live Music Series continues with a high energy night of live bands. The lineup features ON SOULSWINGS, AMOR OF GOD, WITHERING EARTH, ANIMUS INVICTA, NORDIC HAMPSTER, and STORM CRAFT. Enjoy drink specials and food from Bad Decisions Kitchen, and admission is free.

Barrels and Boards celebrates five years with a karaoke night and a full weekend of festivities. Crooked Can specials are available all weekend, with $5 drafts. Karaoke is featured as part of the celebration.

Ceremony takes the stage at The Abbey in Orlando, joined by Verity Den.

Journey appears at Kia Center in Orlando, Florida.

Magnolia Yoga & Wellness Center in Longwood presents a restorative yoga experience in collaboration with Lululemon Altamonte. The studio becomes a candlelit woodland scene with an autumnal, storybook feel, inviting participants to ease into yin postures as a seasonal tale is shared throughout the class. Soft music and supportive props encourage deep rest, and the session closes with an oracle card pull for a thoughtful moment of reflection. A special gift from lululemon is provided to all attendees.

An Orlando City match at Inter&Co Stadium unfolds beneath bright lights, calling for a sea of purple and plenty of noise from the stands. Wear purple and raise your voice to help build a vibrant atmosphere throughout the match.

Tito Nieves brings a 50-year celebration to Hard Rock Live Orlando, set within Universal Orlando’s CityWalk. For events with a general admission floor or GA perimeter, the venue provides a designated wheelchair area along the raised edge of the main floor, and staff will guide guests there and offer a companion seat once doors open. Please note that backpacks, extended‑lens cameras, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside. Parking at CityWalk may include additional fees. Tickets will be available to the general public, with advance access offered through presales via Spotify, Ticketmaster, fan club, Loud And Live, and radio.

Recently featured on the History Channel series Pawn Stars and honored as the Society of American Magicians' Magician of the Year, Niels presents a singular blend of comedy and magic at Blue Bamboo. The show offers an evening of laughter, astonishing feats, and unexpected moments created with adults in mind.

At IRON COW, Checktherhymeradio presents a free event with three DJs delivering 70s, 80s, and 90s hip hop, reggae, and R&B blends. Jai Live, Luis DjRome Serrano, and The Throwback Champ will be on the decks, with GQdaembassy hosting.