Orlando Events Calendar
This is the Orlando Events Calendar for kids and families in Central Florida. Orlando is the kid capital of the world and we never lack in things to do with kids in the greater Orlando area. It’s not all theme parks either! Check out what we’ve found to do today (and everyday) below. You can switch views, filter the results, change the dates, and anything you need to in order to find fun family events in Central Florida.
From indoor playgrounds, theaters, parks, theme parks, sporting events, community events and more, this calendar is maintained daily just for you. We will do all the work while you sit back and see what’s available. So we can drop ideas right into your inbox, please be sure to click and SUBSCRIBE to My Central Florida Family’s Weekly Fun-Letter.
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The 9th Florida Kids and Family Expo is Orlando’s Ultimate Orlando event for kids and families. Join us August 17-18, 2024 at the Orange County Convention Center for a full day of fun and discovery with your family. With over 200 exhibitors, 10+ Fun Zones, 4 Live Performance Stages, and so much more, we hope you can join us! Click here for the details and tickets.
Be sure to double check all information, using the link(s) provided on each calendar event BEFORE heading out. Changes in event details, human error and cancellations can and will occur. If you would like to list an event on our Daily Calendar, please click here.
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Park and Recreation Month in Seminole County
July 2 - July 31
Free
The Seminole County Board of County Commissioners has proclaimed July as Park and Recreation Month in Seminole County. Residents and visitors are encouraged to celebrate by visiting Seminole County parks, trails, and natural lands to earn free limited-edition posters.
Now in its third year, the Park Poster Challenge features artistic renderings of favorite Seminole County parks, inspired by the National Park Service travel posters of the 1930s and ’40s. Participants can pick up free posters by visiting three Seminole County parks throughout July, taking a photo at each location, and presenting photos to staff at Red Bug Lake Park, Sanlando Park, Sylvan Lake Park, or the Museum of Seminole County History.
Park and Recreation Month is celebrated nationwide in July to recognize the benefits of community parks and recreation programs, which promote health and wellness, boost economic prosperity, and protect environmental resources. Seminole County manages more than 40 parks, trailheads, and natural lands areas, covering over 7,600 acres. Find a park in “Florida’s Natural Choice” at seminolecountyfl.gov/parks.
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