The Florida Vintage Market brings more than 60 vendors to Ace Cafe, where visitors can also find food and drinks.Enjoy beer, wine and cider while browsing the offerings at the House on Lang and Quantum Leap Winery. Mega Market in Mills 50 brings 40 local makers, delicious food and live music to a pet-friendly space.The event is free with preregistration, but regular admission ($6-$8) is required at the door. This form of dance traces its origins to the nomadic bards of northern India. Storytelling through dance with the Asian Cultural Association invites families to experience Kathak dance and activities at the Orange County Regional History Center.Florida resident tickets (available at the gate through May 31) cost $16.50 per adult, $11.50 per child ages 3-12 and $15.99 per senior age 60 and older (plus tax). If you go: Gatorpalooza is 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Florida residents receive 50 percent off single-day admissions at the gate with ID.
The weekend also includes the third annual Gatorland “Florida Man Challenge” on May 20, which has the park’s vlog team and other competitors racing across a gator swamp inside inflatable Zorb balls. The festivities are included in park admission. Gatorland brings visitors a “celebration of alligators, Florida and fun” with live music, vendors, games and giveaways. Allen Jr./Orlando SentinelGatorland’s Gatorpalooza returns May 20-21 at the Orlando attraction.
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