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- 28 fun things to do in Orlando this week (10/15 – 10/21)
28 fun things to do in Orlando this week (10/15 – 10/21)
MUSIC PICK OF THE DAY: Open House Conspiracy Three-year Anniversary: http://bit.ly/ZGj0HO
Foster the People: http://bit.ly/1zdmAJv
Music on Mills: http://bit.ly/1vi5UNa
Epcot Food and Wine Festival: Night Ranger: http://bit.ly/1sMkagb
Orlando International Dragon Boat Festival: http://bit.ly/1su2BjB
Fossil Fair: http://bit.ly/1sMkzzb
Winter Springs Festival of the Arts: Artoberfest: http://bit.ly/101IXlX
Ziggy Marley: http://bit.ly/1CqvS1c
Orlando Fire Run: http://bit.ly/1w96CeI
5th Annual Asian Cultural Expo: http://bit.ly/1F4g8VO
The MET Live in HD: Le Nozze Di Figaro: http://bit.ly/1txI1m0
Godzilla: The Japanese Original: http://bit.ly/1DftEUC
Orlando’s Urban Excursion Bike Race and Series: http://bit.ly/11uin5j
26th Annual Florida Skunk Show: http://bit.ly/1sVACuS
Florida Dachschund Rescue’s 3rd Annual Weinerfest: http://bit.ly/ZwgsM1
Thin Man Watts Jazz Festival: http://bit.ly/101JeFk
Steampunk Industrial Show: http://bit.ly/1sXnFBX
For more stuff going on this week, visit our online calendar.
Arts and Culture: http://bit.ly/1yHd1kM
Music: http://bit.ly/Zwf1gv
Learning and Civics: http://bit.ly/1xVrzdw
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