Support Us Button Widget
Sponsored Content

Introducing Central Florida Food Fest

Sponsored by
Photo 1: A bowl of ramen topped with avocado, onion, cucumbers, lime, and spices. Photo 2: A dish with shrimp + grits artfully plated.

Dance, dine, and sip all in support of a good cause.

Photos provided by Visit Central Florida

We hope you’re hungry: Bonnet Springs Park just announced Central Florida Food Fest.

The first annual food + beverage festival (21+ only) comes to the park on Saturday, Oct. 18, 5-9 p.m.

Tickets are on sale now for an evening of culinary excellence. Expect exclusive dishes from 10+ Central Florida restaurants, curated drink pairings, live music, a marketplace, and more.

Plus, we’re dining for good: all proceeds benefit Bonnet Springs Park’s commitment to community, culture, nature, recreation + education.

Grab tickets

More from ORLtoday
Orlando’s holiday markets have everything you need to check off your gift list and soak up the season’s cheer.
Discover how Orlando talent is shaping the future across venture capital, entertainment, and clean energy as several locals earn well-deserved recognition on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list.
A grassroots effort is helping Central Florida properties become part of a nationwide habitat network.
We took a fully autonomous Waymo ride with product communications manager Chris Bonelli to answer questions about AVs.
Orlando might snag a slice of NFL action — the Jaguars are considering a temporary move while their home stadium gets a $1.4 billion glow-up.
Over the next 10 days, we’re launching a reader-driven campaign to sustain what we do best.
Here’s how Orlando locals can support and protect Florida’s gentle giants this November.
When times are tough, Orlandoans join together to help neighbors in need. Here’s how you can help local food banks and food distribution programs through donations and volunteer work.
Orlando’s beloved botanical retreat is branching out with big upgrades and community-driven plans for the future.
Keep an eye out and perhaps you’ll see one of these cryptid creatures in Orlando — or maybe it will see you first.