The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is returning to Orlando this Saturday. This “café on wheels” themed around the popular Japanese character has visited over 60 U.S. cities since it was … Continue reading →

Today Dr. Phillips Charities announced a gift of $8.9 million for a new YMCA facility in Orlando’s Packing District, a massive mixed-use development planned near College Park. The YMCA of … Continue reading →

  Wednesday, Nov. 21 Eugene Snowden’s Ten Pints of Truth 10 pm at Lil Indies, 1036 N. Mills Ave. The Daniel Heitz Band 10:30 pm at Tanqueray’s, 100 S. Orange … Continue reading →

In Disney theme park parlance, “Phase 2” refers to a major element of an ambitious overall project that is postponed from the original opening, but promised to appear at a … Continue reading →

Get ready for the biggest EDM festival of the year, Electric Daisy Carnival, with this pre-party at Peek Downtown.… Source: Orlando Weekly | Live Learn Nona Blog | Lake Nona Real Estate

On Tuesday, Orlando became one of only five cities that can use Uber’s newly launched subscription service called Ride Pass, which offers users consistent and lower ride fees for $15 a … Continue reading →

As of last weekend, you can put on your favorite flannel shirt and throw some axes around in downtown Orlando. Epic Axe Throwing Orlando, located at 47 E Robinson St., soft-opened on … Continue reading →

Though spooky season is now officially over, the creatures of the Upside Down are coming back to Universal Orlando Resort for one extra day. On Tuesday, Nov. 6, Universal will … Continue reading →

  Prog-pop maestro Jeff Lynne today announced a North American arena tour set for next summer with his band ELO. And though there’s no Orlando date, Lynne will be landing … Continue reading →

Whose Line Is It Anyway?, the hit improv television series “where everything is made up and the points don’t matter,” is going on tour and making a stop in Orlando. … Continue reading →