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Join diverse community events and cultural celebrations in Orlando, FL. Find festivals, networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, and gatherings from communities worldwide. Experience the rich cultural tapestry of your area through events that celebrate heritage, foster understanding, and bring people together across cultures."
Orlando BIPOC Women's Book Club - January 2026 Book Club
Orlando BIPOC Women's Book Club - January 2026 Book Club
This book club welcomes everyone who identifies as a Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) woman in Orlando, FL. The club focuses on works by authors of color and is a welcoming space for BIPOC women to connect, share perspectives, and foster friendships while celebrating the richness of diverse literary voices. Please join us for our discussion of this month's book selection: The Authenticity Project by Clare Pooley "The Authenticity Project by Clare Pooley is a heartwarming novel about a lonely artist who starts a chain of honesty by leaving a green notebook in a café, prompting strangers to write their truths and ultimately connecting them in real life, leading to unexpected friendships and love. The story follows several characters, including the artist Julian, the café owner Monica, and others who find the notebook, as they share their deepest secrets and find connection through radical honesty. It's a story about vulnerability, connection, and the idea that no one's life is as perfect as it seems."

Thursday, 29, 18.00 - Thursday, 29, 20.00 Maitland, FL _$25

Her Voice Rising: Orlando Women of Color Writing Community
Her Voice Rising: Orlando Women of Color Writing Community
Her Voice Rising - A Writing Community for Women of Color Your words carry power. Your story holds legacy. Your voice deserves space. Her Voice Rising is a writing community created by and for women of color—a space to write, reflect, and grow alongside others who understand the depth of your journey. Whether you’re a seasoned writer or just beginning, this is your invitation to gather, create, and rise together. You’ll bring your own writing. We’ll hold the space. Together, we’ll honor what’s unfolding. Showing up for yourself with consistency and care. Claiming time for your voice and your writing practice. Growing in community with women who share your rhythm, roots, and resilience. This is not about perfect grammar, publishing deals, or literary critique. This is not a workshop or a place of formal writing instruction. However, I would like us to remain open to organic opportunities to help each other grow. This might look like someone opening up a meeting by sharing something they wrote, offering a writing prompt for the day to those who may be interested, or asking for feedback. We believe that writing is a sacred act of healing. We believe that when women of color gather in truth, transformation happens. What You Can Expect Biweekly gatherings every other Wednesday from 7:00 to 8:30 PM Space to write—quiet, focused, and uninterrupted No formal instruction, but plenty of organic encouragement Creative offerings from members (optional prompts, shared reflections, or personal readings) Consistency and accountability in your writing A non-judgmental, grounded space Giving and receiving support with intention

Wednesday, 28, 19.00 - Wednesday, 28, 20.30 Orlando, FL _$25

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Mosque Tour Meet and Greet
Mosque Tour Meet and Greet
Discover the Real Muslim community by visiting a Mosque in your community. You won't know unless you go. Time to Get Real. Tour Starts at 12:30pm until 2pm on Friday. Please arrive with appropriate dress code. (Long pants or dress and upper body covered appropriately) Get the information you need to have an intelligent conversation PASS IT ON! ALL ARE WELCOME

Friday, 19, 12.00 - Friday, 19, 14.00 Orlando, FL _$25

Girl Talk Dinner Party (Orlando Edition)
Girl Talk Dinner Party (Orlando Edition)
Welcoming Energy from the Moment You Walk In Expect warm energy and full Black Girl Magic. Slide in and start the evening with: • Great drink deals • Delicious food specials • Happy Hour pricing • A crowd of women ready to connect and have a good time Whether you’re sipping a cocktail, enjoying a mocktail, or grabbing a bite this night is all about the vibe. 🎶 DJ on Deck Our DJ is locked in to keep the energy flowing with a mix of R&B, hip-hop, Afrobeats, and feel-good tracks. 💬 Anonymous Question Box: Real Talk Without Judgment We’re opening up the floor for real, unfiltered conversations. Throughout the night, we’ll pull topics from the anonymous question box, questions dropped in by YOU and the other ladies. Ask what you’ve always wanted to know, get perspectives from other brilliant Black women, and share experiences in a safe, uplifting space. No judgment. Just honesty, laughter, and connection. 📸 DRESS TO IMPRESS — YOU WILL BE ON CAMERA Come looking fly, Sis! We will be taking pictures and videos throughout the night to capture all the beautiful moments, smiles, and sisterhood. Show up in something that makes you feel confident, cute, and camera-ready. 🎉 $100 Raffle Giveaway To close out the night, one lucky guest will walk away with a $100 raffle prize just for being part of the magic. ✨ THE VIBE Expect: • A room full of stylish, smart, fun Black women • “Ooooh, I needed this!” moments • New friendships forming naturally • Safe, empowering conversation • A night full of culture, connection, and celebration This is where networking meets real sisterhood. Where the vibe is grown, the energy is warm, and the friendships feel effortless.

Saturday, 24, 18.00 - Saturday, 24, 21.30 Orlando, FL _$25

Malcolm X Day of Service
Malcolm X Day of Service
As part of the Islam and African History reflection for the month of February, American Islam will be holding an event to provide a platform for accurate information, critical thinking and service.

Friday, 22, 11.00 - Saturday, 23, 23.30 Orlando, FL _$25

Spanish Open Mosque Invitationals
Spanish Open Mosque Invitationals
You won't know, unless you go. Time to Get Real. Limited Seating. RSVP Early. Learn about Islam and the Muslim community from the source. Get answers to your questions. (Aprende sobre el Islam y la comunidad musulmana desde la fuente. Obtenga respuestas a sus preguntas.) Event Includes: (El Evento Incluye:) F2F Tour of the Mosque (Recorrido F2F por la mezquita) Presentation (Presentación) Q and A Free International Lunch (Almuerzo internacional gratuito)

Thursday, 15, 18.00 - Thursday, 15, 20.00 Orlando, FL _$25

Free Dinner and Tour
Free Dinner and Tour
You won't know, unless you go. Time to Get Real. Limited Seating. RSVP Early. Learn about Islam and the Muslim community from the source. Get answers to your questions. Event Includes: F2F Tour of the Mosque Presentation Q and A Free International Lunch Get the information you need to have an intelligent conversation PASS IT ON! ALL ARE WELCOME

Thursday, 01, 18.00 - Thursday, 01, 20.00 Orlando, FL _$25

Dawah Youth Group
Dawah Youth Group
This program is open to Muslim Youth interested to have fun and grow in their Islamic Journey. Every Saturday at 5pm-6pm.

Saturday, 20, 17.00 - Saturday, 20, 18.00 Orlando, FL _$25

Ramadan Dawah Youth Retreat 2026
Ramadan Dawah Youth Retreat 2026
Join us for an exciting and enlightening event starting on Fri Mar 13 2026 at 4:00 PM EDT. This retreat is designed for young Muslims 13-17YRS OLD to come together, learn, and grow spiritually during the holy month of Ramadan. Throughout the retreat, we will have interactive workshops, discussions, and guest speakers to help you deepen your understanding of Islam and strengthen your connection to Allah. Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and enhance your Ramadan experience! Mark your calendars and get ready for a transformative journey at the Ramadan Dawah Youth Retreat 2026!

Friday, 13, 16.00 - Sunday, 15, 11.00 Orlando, FL _$25

Paint and Sip : Wine Down Wednesday
Paint and Sip : Wine Down Wednesday
The Monthly Paint & Sip Night is a recurring creative event designed for all types of Black women to unwind, connect, and explore their artistic side. Hosted every first Wednesday, this event offers a welcoming space for participants to relax, express themselves through guided painting, and enjoy a BYOB atmosphere.

Wednesday, 07, 19.00 - Wednesday, 07, 21.00 Orlando, FL _$25

Latest People

Nayef Mubarak
Nayef Mubarak
Legal Experience & Achievements * Elected as Orlando Regional Vice Chair for the American Immigration Lawyers Association 2019-2020 * Vice Chair for the Immigration & Naturalization Executive Committee, Orange County Bar Association in Orlando Florida * Media Liaison for Central Florida Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association in 2013 * Invited by White House for “Strategy with Arab-American Community leaders” in 2013 * Named “Super Lawyers and a Rising Star” in Florida in 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2020 * AVVO Clients’ Choice Awards in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 & 2018 Named “Top 40 Under 40” by The National Advocates in 2017 * EB-5 Verified * Promoted to partner at previous firm in less than 3 years Background Attorney Nayef A. Mubarak is a lifelong resident of Central Florida. Prior to enrolling in law school, Mr. Mubarak spent time working as a mutual fund accountant with the Bank of New York. Attorney Mubarak attended Barry University School of Law in 2007. Mr. Mubarak served on the law school's Moot Court Honors Board and participated in the Immigration Clinic, advocating for indigent clients in USCIS and Immigration Court proceedings. While at Barry, Nayef Mubarak developed an interest in international law, spending two summers studying abroad.This opportunity enriched Attorney Nayef Mubarak's experience in the areas of international human rights and criminal procedure. Attorney Mubarak was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2010. In August of 2016, Attorney Nayef Mubarak founded Mubarak Law. Attorney Mubarak’s practice has naturally progressed into the realm of international business and personal injury Mr. Mubarak represents many clients with businesses throughout the world, often consulting companies on acquisitions, company formations, business plans, treaty compliance, and the structuring of investment models. Oftentimes, Mr. Mubarak’s immigration and business law skills are needed for his unique clientele. His background in business and finance have provided him with the necessary skill set. Attorney Mubarak is currently serving as the Vice-Chair for the Immigration & Naturalization Executive Committee, Orange County Bar Association in Orlando Florida. He was also elected as the Orlando Regional Vice Chair in 2019, for the American Immigration Lawyers Association. In this position, he serves as chapter liaison with Orlando Field Office of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. Mr. Mubarak has acquired visas for investors and businesses as they seek to invest or transfer their employees to the United States. He has assisted individuals from around the world, including United Kingdom (UK), Egypt, India, Venezuela, Colombia, Dubai (UAE), and many other countries.

Orlando, FL

Omar Carmona
Omar Carmona
Born in the Island of Puerto Rico, Mr. Carmona relocated to the mainland United States at a young age. He attended Oviedo High School and completed two bachelor's degrees at the University of Central Florida (UCF): Legal Studies and Spanish. He received a full scholarship from the same institution to complete a Master of Arts degree in Spanish and served Fulbright Professor Dr. Humberto Lopez Cruz in Spain as his research assistant. He later went on to receive his Juris Doctor, cum laude, at the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico where he was part of the Law Review and completed internships and comparative international law classes in London and Madrid. Mr. Carmona is fluent in Spanish and has the cultural expertise to understand on a personal level many people that share Latin and Hispanic backgrounds. He conducts in person presentations in Latin America and the Caribbean on the subject of relocating to the United States. During law school, Mr. Carmona served as a law clerk for Honorable Judge Daniel Domínguez of the Federal Court for the District of Puerto Rico. He was a member of the Law Review and published the law article titled: Rights of Treasure Hunters under Puerto Rico Law: Application of Article 285 of the Civil Code through the Jones Act, the Puerto Rican Underwater Archaeological Protection Act and the Abandoned Shipwreck Act of 1987. After graduating from law school, he went to work for a Bankruptcy Trustee for the Middle District Bankruptcy Court of Florida. He then worked as an associate attorney for two local boutique law firms being responsible for the development and or expansion of their bankruptcy, family and civil law practices. Mr. Carmona later successfully managed his own firm for over 8 years concentrating his practice on Family, Bankruptcy, Civil Litigation and Immigration.

Orlando, FL

Omar Carmona
Omar Carmona
Born in the Island of Puerto Rico, Mr. Carmona relocated to the mainland United States at a young age. He attended Oviedo High School and completed two bachelor's degrees at the University of Central Florida (UCF): Legal Studies and Spanish. He received a full scholarship from the same institution to complete a Master of Arts degree in Spanish and served Fulbright Professor Dr. Humberto Lopez Cruz in Spain as his research assistant. He later went on to receive his Juris Doctor, cum laude, at the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico where he was part of the Law Review and completed internships and comparative international law classes in London and Madrid. Mr. Carmona is fluent in Spanish and has the cultural expertise to understand on a personal level many people that share Latin and Hispanic backgrounds. He conducts in person presentations in Latin America and the Caribbean on the subject of relocating to the United States. During law school, Mr. Carmona served as a law clerk for Honorable Judge Daniel Domínguez of the Federal Court for the District of Puerto Rico. He was a member of the Law Review and published the law article titled: Rights of Treasure Hunters under Puerto Rico Law: Application of Article 285 of the Civil Code through the Jones Act, the Puerto Rican Underwater Archaeological Protection Act and the Abandoned Shipwreck Act of 1987. After graduating from law school, he went to work for a Bankruptcy Trustee for the Middle District Bankruptcy Court of Florida. He then worked as an associate attorney for two local boutique law firms being responsible for the development and or expansion of their bankruptcy, family and civil law practices. Mr. Carmona later successfully managed his own firm for over 8 years concentrating his practice on Family, Bankruptcy, Civil Litigation and Immigration.

Orlando, FL

Latest Businesses/Organizations

Orlando Church of Christ
Orlando Church of Christ
As a church, we aspire to bring the living water of Jesus to all Central Florida. As a group, we represent the demographic of Orlando: different ages, cultures, and socioeconomic levels. While we certainly are diverse, what’s extraordinary is that Jesus bonds us all together as one, dynamic church. We love Jesus, we follow Jesus, and we’re on a mission to share the good news of Jesus with this unique city.

Orlando, FL

Consulate of Colombia in Orlando, United States
Consulate of Colombia in Orlando, United States
Serving the Orlando, Florida community and surrounding regions, the Consulate of Colombia represents the Colombian government's commitment to protecting and supporting its citizens abroad while facilitating meaningful connections between Colombia and the United States. Established through the Colombian State's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this consulate embodies a mission of care and collaboration—working to inform Colombian nationals of their rights and responsibilities while guiding foreign visitors through the procedures necessary for engaging with Colombia. The consulate's jurisdiction spans a vast territory across Florida, reflecting the significant Colombian population distributed throughout the state. What distinguishes this institution is its dedication to accessibility: all individuals within the consulate's service area—whether Colombian nationals or international visitors—can access services directly without relying on intermediaries or third-party assistance. This commitment to transparent, direct service reflects the consulate's core values of protection, information sharing, and collaborative support. Operating within the legal framework established by Colombia's Law 1395 of 2010, the Orlando consulate maintains high standards of governmental service while remaining responsive to the specific needs and circumstances of the diverse communities it serves across central and northern Florida.

Orlando, FL

Consulate of Mexico in Orlando
Consulate of Mexico in Orlando

Orlando, FL

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