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- Aug 5, 2026
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Gringos Locos appears to close all locations after 17 years (opens the original)
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One of Orlando’s most coveted midnight-munchie Mexican-inspired eateries is long gone. Gringos Locos abruptly shut down all of its locations, including the original shop downtown, over the weekend. The restaurant was a pillar of Orlando’s late-night culture, one of the few (but cult-followed) food options open after midnight. Fans fondly remember the Double D’s, tacos with both soft and hard shells layered and glued together with cheese. By Monday morning, the lights and screens of the downtown
Florida band Gilt releases new album ahead of Orlando show at Conduit (opens the original)
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Jacksonville “nu-emocore” band Gilt released their sophomore album, I Saw Myself in the Black Screen, through Orlando imprint Smartpunk earlier this summer, and it sees the young band stretching their legs creatively in new and adventurous ways. Blending emo screams, dizzying post-hardcore drums and undeniable nu-metal melodies, their new music has a nostalgic, skramzy early-Hot Topic vibe while pushing forward through experimental off-ramps. The band typically leans more emo, but injected other
Monster Jam Freestyle Mania brings wheeled chaos to Orlando (opens the original)
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The trucks of Monster Jam team up with Freestyle Motocross bikes to show off gravity-defying skills and smashing four-wheeled power at the Kia Center. One-of-a-kind FMX bikes were created for the competition, stealing the looks of iconic Monster Jam trucks like Grave Digger and El Toro Loco — with many of the latter present for maximum fearful symmetry. If all the action isn’t enough, VIP experiences like a jumbotron message and driver meet-and-greet are available as add-ons. Various times Satur
Monster Jam Freestyle Mania brings wheeled chaos to Orlando (opens the original)
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The trucks of Monster Jam team up with Freestyle Motocross bikes to show off gravity-defying skills and smashing four-wheeled power at the Kia Center. One-of-a-kind FMX bikes were created for the competition, stealing the looks of iconic Monster Jam trucks like Grave Digger and El Toro Loco — with many of the latter present for maximum fearful symmetry. If all the action isn’t enough, VIP experiences like a jumbotron message and driver meet-and-greet are available as add-ons. Various times Satur
Crealdé's Cup-A-Thon fundraiser promises unique vessels, mugs and goblets (opens the original)
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A popular summer tradition for local arts doyennes, the Cup-A-Thon fundraiser and social gathering has been hosted for nearly four decades at Crealdé School of Art. The pottery sale offers hundreds of unique ceramic cups, bowls and varied other vessels, all handmade by Crealdé instructors, artists and students. There’s one twist that elevates this above that of “just” a pottery sale. If you buy a cup, it’ll be filled! A free refreshment is available with every purchase of a cup or goblet, and al
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