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Events checked Wednesday, October 28.
This week in Titusville
All 117 events →7 AMFlorida Drag Strip Riot 9Orlando Speed World Dragway
Vintage horsepower takes the spotlight at a quarter-mile nostalgia drag racing event paired with a car show, limited to pre-1979 cars and trucks. The gathering takes place at Orlando Speedworld.
19164 E Colonial Dr, Orlando
7 AMMSABC WalkLake Eola Park, Orlando
A community walk at Lake Eola Park in Orlando supports the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. OAC returns to participate, bringing people together to celebrate survivors, stand with those in treatment, and honor the memories of loved ones. Festivities precede the walk, focusing attention on breast cancer awareness and the power of collective support.
7:30 AMVelo Creek - Ride from the TownhouseThe TownHouse Restaurant, Oviedo
Velo Creek Cycling introduces a new group ride held on the last Saturday of the month, starting from The TownHouse Restaurant. The route is approximately 25 miles at a social to C-level pace, and the morning concludes with breakfast. The specific route will be posted soon. Riders are responsible for their own safety and health, and participation is at individual risk. Please wear a helmet, use appropriate lights and safety gear, ride with a rear-view mirror, avoid headphones, and follow all applicable laws. All participants must complete the electronic waiver.
139 N Central Ave, Oviedo
7:30 AMSaturday RideAvalon Park Gym, Orlando
Based at Avalon Park Gym, this group ride features three pace groups and flexible route lengths. The A group rides 22 mph and above in a drop format on the Fort route for about 60 miles. The B group rolls 19 to 21 mph on the Fort route with options between roughly 35 and 60 miles. The C group rides at 16 to 19 mph on the same route with choices in the 35 to 60 mile range. There is also an I-way option covering approximately 20 to 23 miles.
12888 Avalon Lake Dr, Orlando
8 AMHalloween Show Us Your Wheels Free Car & Bike ShowDaddy O's Diner, Cocoa
Celebrate Halloween at Daddy O’s Diner with a free car and bike show featuring costumes and trunk or treat. This recurring show takes place on the last Saturday of each month. Attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable items for Matthew’s Hope, with a large collection box available for donations.
722 West Ave, Cocoa
8 AMFamily Golf TournamentTwin Rivers Golf Club, Oviedo
Enjoy a family-friendly golf tournament that invites players to hit the course in costume, keeping the vibe spooky, silly, and creative. Prizes will be awarded for standout outfits, and golfers of all ages are welcome. Entry is $85 per player or $340 for a foursome, and sponsorship opportunities are available. Proceeds support the Youth Ministry and its events and activities.
113 Lockwood Blvd, Oviedo
8 AMToddler Time: Every Saturday at Launch OrlandoOrlando
Toddler Time offers a chance for children from crawlers through age 6 to play and explore in Launch Orlando’s 50,000-square-foot indoor park without older children around. The experience includes toddler-friendly music, a soft play playground, trampolines, and massage chairs for parents. Families can bring their own coffee, and the indoor setting provides fun in any weather. Admission is $15 for one toddler and one parent, with jump socks additional.
610 Alafaya Trl N, Orlando
8:30 AMHalloween HikeSplit Oak Forest Wildlife and Environmental Area, Orlando
Head into Split Oak Forest for a Halloween-themed guided hike led by the Save Split Oak team, with hike leader Bob Stein. Experience the landscape as fall settles in, noticing how seasonal shifts influence plants and wildlife while learning about habitats, conservation work, and the role this area plays as a wildlife corridor in Central Florida. Conversation along the trail will touch on nocturnal and crepuscular species, reading animal tracks, and how creatures adapt as daylight hours change. The pace is easygoing and welcoming to nature lovers looking to connect with others who care about public lands and conservation. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, and bringing water, sunscreen, and insect repellent will help make the outing more enjoyable. Subtle, nature-friendly costumes are welcome. Because Split Oak Forest is a sensitive place, participants are asked to follow Leave No Trace principles and remain mindful of wildlife and trail conditions. For questions, contact hike leader Bob Stein at savesplitoak@gmail.com.
10525 Clapp Simms Duda Rd, Orlando