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All the Barbie-themed parties, events and more happening in Orlando
Let’s go, Orlando Barbies
Chloe Greenberg
Chloe Greenberg is the Digital Content Editor for Orlando Weekly.
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OnePulse Foundation terminates lease with property owners, won’t oversee memorial
In a statement, OnePulse said it ‘has no legal authority to manage the site, nor handle its day-to-day care and security’
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SeaWorld’s Craft Beer Festival returns to Orlando with local brews and entertainment through this fall
The drinking fun goes down Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through September
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The Great American Cookout heads to Icon Park this month
Tickets grant guests access to 11 dishes, drink flights and more
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An Orlando cop fatally shot Derek Diaz while he sat in a car. Here’s what you need to know
The whole interaction lasted less than a minute
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‘Stranger Things’ to return to Halloween Horror Nights with new 2023 haunted house
Plus, additional dates for a record-breaking 48-night event
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Orlando bar Shots to host Wild West-themed Barbie celebration next weekend
This Barbie is drunk
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Orlando-based home chef featured on ‘The Great American Recipe’ season two
PBS show aims to uplift the multiculturalism that both defines and unites American cooking
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The Barbie Truck Dreamhouse Tour cruises into Orlando through this weekend
This Barbie is a truck
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Orlando’s The Abbey to host ‘Speak Now: Taylor’s Version’ album release party
A whole night of pre-album Tay worship
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Downtown bar Saddle Up to stay open, at least a little longer
Let the Fireball shots continue
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Pole-dancing convention cancels Orlando event due to Gov. DeSantis’ anti-LGBTQ+ laws
PoleCon wants to include attendees of all genders and ages, including those who want to attend in drag
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Seminole County activates heat advisory and extreme weather plan
Under the plan, Seminole County Leisure Services is opening relief centers to the public