Orlando never slows down — and this week is proof. Whether you're looking for family fun, spooky thrills on the horizon, or just want to stay in the know about what's shaping this city, there's something here for everyone. Here's a look at what's happening around town right now.
- Nineteen kids with physical disabilities took to the skies at iFly Orlando's All-Abilities Night, thanks to Wheelchairs 4 Kids — a feel-good moment that captured the best of what this community can do.
- This weekend in Orlando is packed, with a Hogwarts celebration, free outdoor adventures, and more on the calendar for locals and visitors alike.
- SeaWorld's Howl-O-Scream is breaking new ground this fall by adding its first-ever licensed horror film haunted house — a Sony Pictures experience that ends a 25-year tradition of original-only scares.
- Camping World Stadium is getting a major upgrade in programming, with Orange County backing $13.5 million to bring Florida Gators basketball and college football games to Orlando.
- Bay Hill's Arnold Palmer Invitational has officially earned a spot in the PGA Tour's new Championship Series, cementing Orlando's place at the top of professional golf starting in 2028.
- A new study reveals the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts pumps $227 million into the Orlando regional economy, underscoring just how vital the downtown venue is to the city's vitality.
- About 1,000 long-term care professionals descended on Orlando for a major annual industry conference, bringing healthcare leaders from across the country to the City Beautiful.
Orlando keeps delivering — bookmark The Florida Buzz and check back all week for the latest on events, culture, and everything that makes this city worth exploring.
