The spirit of invention and creativity will once again take center stage as Maker Faire Orlando returns November 8–9, 2025, to the Central Florida Fairgrounds. Now in its 13th year, the non-profit, community-organized event celebrates curiosity, innovation, and hands-on learning by bringing together makers, artists, engineers, scientists, and creators of all ages. Described as a … Read more
Orlando Fringe is celebrating the 10th anniversary of their “fun-sized” Winter Mini-Fest with a culmination of old and new works and local and international creatives. Taking place January 7-11 inside of Orlando Shakes, the Winter Mini-Fest “bridges the gap,” until Orlando Fringe’s May Festival by offering over 20 shows for patrons to enjoy a variety … Read more
Ceiba, the signature rooftop Mexican restaurant and bar atop Conrad Orlando at Evermore, is expanding its acclaimed bar takeover series this fall and winter, introducing one-of-a-kind cocktail experiences that blend world-class mixology with local flavor. The exclusive series invites locals, visitors, and hotel guests to experience collaborative events featuring internationally recognized bartenders, leading spirit brands, … Read more
The Orlando Mom Collective has announced the return of its annual “Cookies with Santa” event, presented by Nemours Children’s Health, taking place on Sunday, November 30, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Orlando Family Stage in downtown Orlando. Now in its third year, the family-friendly holiday gathering offers photos with Santa, cookie decorating, … Read more
Central Florida is set for a busy weekend on Saturday, October 18, 2025, as downtown Orlando prepares to host two major events: the annual Come Out With Pride Orlando celebration at Lake Eola Park and a “No Kings” protest organized as part of a nationwide day of demonstrations. Come Out With Pride Orlando Returns Come … Read more
Orlando’s downtown landscape gained a new creative destination with the opening of Art², an urban pocket park located at the southwest corner of Orange Avenue and Robinson Street. The public park, situated at 274 N. Orange Avenue, was designed as a multifunctional community space that blended art, leisure, and urban design. Developed with funding from … Read more
Orlando audiences will soon get the chance to experience the glitz, glamour, and energy of Dancing With the Stars in person. The hit TV competition is taking its live tour on the road this spring, with a stop scheduled for March 26, at Addition Financial Arena. The “Dancing With the Stars Live 2026 Tour” will … Read more
Most people think a healthier, eco-friendly home means spending a fortune. In reality, the changes that make the biggest difference are often small, affordable, and surprisingly easy to work into daily life. It comes down to choosing things that not only look beautiful but also feel better to live with — choices that quietly protect … Read more
The Downtown Arts District is set to bring back one of Orlando’s most vibrant cultural celebrations next week with the 16th Annual “Día de Los Muertos & Monster Party” on Thursday, October 16, 2025, in Downtown Orlando. The annual event, which celebrates both Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) and Halloween-inspired art, will … Read more
Get ready to do the Time Warp again—because The Rocky Horror Picture Show is returning to the big screen at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts this weekend for a special 50th anniversary celebration. The one-night-only event takes place Sunday, October 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the Walt Disney Theater, bringing together original … Read more
Professional football is officially returning to Orlando next spring. The United Football League (UFL) has announced the launch of the Orlando Storm, one of three new expansion teams joining the league for its 2026 season. The Orlando Storm will play home games at Inter&Co Stadium, located in the heart of downtown Orlando. The venue—known for … Read more
The Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) is once again collaborating with schools in Orange and Osceola counties to promote lessons in sustainability and resource conservation. The long-running education programs aim to help students understand the importance of protecting Central Florida’s environment through creative, hands-on learning. In Orange County, the Water Color Project introduces 4th–12th-grade students to … Read more
A new study found that Florida students are struggling to keep up in reading, with the state ranking among the bottom ten for eighth-grade literacy. The findings raise concerns about the growing number of so-called “iPad Kids.” The term “iPad kids” refers to students who struggle with reading and math skills with becoming increasingly dependent … Read more
Fantasy fans and literature enthusiasts alike can soon dive deeper into the life of one of the world’s most beloved authors. J.R.R. Tolkien: The Father of Modern Fantasy (Adams Media; November 25; $17) by Don Marshall offers an in-depth look at the man who transformed modern storytelling through his creation of The Lord of the … Read more
Orlando Directioners, mark your calendars! Louis Tomlinson, best known as a former member of the chart-topping boy band One Direction, is headed your way with his “How Did We Get Here?” World Tour, making a stop at the Addition Financial Arena on July 23, 2026. Fans can snag their seats starting October 10 at 10 … Read more
A spooky season favorite in Central Florida is taking on a charitable twist this month. Seminole Science Charter School (SSCS) is teaming up with A Petrified Forest, the long-running haunted scare trail, to host a Kids Day fundraiser benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The event will take place Saturday, Oct. 11, from 9 a.m. to 12 … Read more
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