When: Saturday, May 2,  5 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Where: Market Street

Free event to all. 50 artists, live music, and wine! Come on down and check out the wide array of jewelry, paintings, drawings, crafts and more while sipping on some nice wine and moving to the grooves of the Grimes Alley.

Enjoy walking the brick-lined streets of Celebration Town Center and spend time with family and friends.

Celebration’s downtown is a traditional retail and business district modeled after those found in small American towns. Retail shops, restaurants, a town hall, a post office, and offices  are among the downtown businesses. Many of these buildings are situated along a wide promenade circling a lake.

• Race day begins at 7am on Sunday, January 25, 2015
• Packet pick-up will be available Friday evening (5-8pm), Saturday (10am-6pm), and race morning (5:30-6:30am)
• Expo will be held Friday 5pm-8pm and Saturday (10am-6pm)

Visit http://www.CelebrationMarathon.com  to register

The Top Ten Reasons to Run the Town of Celebration Marathon & Half Marathon:

Enjoy some fresh baked pie with your friends and family. Better yet, why not pie-in-the-face someone you know? This year, we are adding a new “slice” to celebrating the heavenly dessert. Who doesn’t love a pie eating contest, “name that pie” blind taste testing contest, pie exchange (applications available at Town Hall), kids activities, and more!

‘Pie in the Face-Penny Wars’ will begin on January 3, 2015, and end on January 23. Jars will be placed in Town Hall with the name and picture of Celebration community leaders (see below). This is your opportunity to see your local police, deputy, school principal, high school coach, executive director and others get a pie in the face. Each person will designate a charity or organization that their “war pennies” will go toward.

Bring your pennies (nickels, dimes, and quarters, too) to Town Hall and place them in the jar of the person you want to see get pied. We will weigh all the jars at our Pie Day event at Lakeside Park.

Pie-me-in-the-Face Participants:

	Captain Andy Lang, Osceola County Sheriff’s Department Charity: Relay For Life
	Gloria Niec, Executive Director, The Celebration Foundation Charity: The Celebration Foundation
	Steve Waring, Executive Director, Celebration Town Hall Charity: Multiple Sclerosis of Central Florida

	Mytron Lisby, Celebration K-8 Principal Charity: Best Buddies (program for ESE students)
	Martin Brown, Aquatics Manager, Celebration Town Hall Charity: SPCA
	Chris Lavoie, Celebration High School Athletic Director Charity: Celebration High School Athletics Department Programs

Jerry Weiland, Osceola County Sheriff Office Charity: Special Olympics of Osceola County

Teams are already registering  to take a small step to make a big difference for the Muscular Dystrophy Association during the Central Florida’s Spring Muscle Walk to help pay tribute to — and raise funds for — local children and adults served by MDA.  The 2015 Spring Muscle Walk’s festival is scheduled to begin at 3:00pm on Saturday, April 18th, 2015  at Lakeside Park in Celebration, FL.

For registration information, visit http://www2.mda.org/site/TR?fr_id=16209&pg=entry or call the local MDA office at 407-562-2035.

Funds raised at the 2015 Spring Muscle Walk help support MDA’s global research program for muscular dystrophy and related diseases, including ALS (also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease).  It also helps send children to a weeklong, barrier-free MDA summer camp at Camp Thunderbird in Apopka, FL and supports comprehensive health care services at 200 MDA clinics, including the MDA Clinic at Nemours Children Hospital in Orlando, FL.

Sign up your team today and begin training for the muscle walk!

Let it snow this December 6th! Floridians rarely get to enjoy a white Christmas but Celebration residents get the sunshine, warmth and the snow. With more than eight tons of real snow, residents of all ages can enjoy making your very own snow angels during our Holiday Fest. But that’s not all!

A very special guest, dressed in red, will be making an appearance at the event held at Town Hall on Saturday, December 6. Pictures with Santa will be available for adults, children, families, and/or pets for a suggested donation of only five dollars. All proceeds will benefit Celebration¹s local Relay for Life event, held next year.

Celebration’s very own X-Factor Dance and Gymnastics group will provide great entertainment by performing their special holiday show.

In addition to making snowmen, there will be holiday ornament decorating for children to take home and display on their special family trees. Let’s not forget the cookies! Delicious cookie decorating will also take place and we will finish out the night with the showing of the family-friendly film Jack Frost, while munching on popcorn and enjoying yummy snow cones. You won’t want to miss it!

Schedule:

Holiday ornament & cookie decorating:    4- 5:30 p.m.

Real snow:     4:30- 6 p.m.

Pictures with Santa:     5- 7 p.m.

X-factor performance:     6 p.m.

Jack Frost Movie:     6:30 p.m.

A free concert for kids of all ages featuring Jason Castro on December 20. Come celebrate the season with a free concert at Celebration town Center. Concert begins at 8:15pm, come early to get a good spot.

Come to 701 Front Street in downtown Celebration FL for a Christmas treat, the Radio Disney stars will be on hand for the Radio Disney Holiday Concert, featuring After Romeo and Taylor Buono. You do not want to miss this holiday special, so grab your friends and family and make it down town Celebration for a Christmas concert unlike any other.

Concert runs from 5:30-10pm.

Saturday, November 8 from 5pm – 9pm come and Take a Bite Out of Homelessness at the Community Presbyterian Church. Celebration’s outreach center and Community Hope Center are excited to invite you to the upcoming fundraiser! Help us raise funds to end homelessness and restore hope to Osceola County.

Individual tickets can be purchased at: https://commpreschurch.webconnex.com/Gatorland

Participation Cost: $50 – One Child (Ages 4-12) Free Per Adult Ticket (3 & Under Free)

Reservations or response required to participate? Yes

Contact Phone Number: (321) 677-0246

On October ^17h and 18^th , Celebration Town Center transforms before your very eyes as the falling leaves of the season drop on Market Street in the Fall Festival known as Oktoberfest. Listen for the rustling of leaves, relax by the lakeside and rock your troubles away, and enjoy the live music with family and friends in this one-of-a-kind themed extravaganza.

On Friday October ^17th Oktoberfest will be celebrated in the old-world German tradition featuring the sounds of Dan Witucki & Heimatland Musikanten. Come join in on the interactive live show featuring everything from yodeling to crowd sing-a-long fun.

Then, come back on October 18^th as Celebration Town Center welcomes Central Florida’s finest- The Jonnie Morgan Band and Jason Domulot.

Hop on a hayride, dance to terrific live music, paint a pumpkin, or just stroll and enjoy the crisp fall air and enjoy the great savings at the lakeside promenade.

Leaves fall daily at 7:00, 8:00, and 9:00 PM.

Parking and Admission are FREE!!!

There is something for everyone at this one of a kind Fall Festival presented by Lexin and sponsored in part by Melia Suite Hotel, Axis Magazine, The Celebration Town Tavern, and the Experience Kissimmee

Come early, Stay Late, and have fun at Celebration’s ^7th Annual Oktoberfest!!!!

Here is the schedule of events:

October 17
5:30 PM DJ Tami Begins/Pumpkin Painting Begins

6:10-7:00 PM Dan Witucki & Heimatland Musikanten

7:00 PM Leaves Fall

7:15-8:00 PM Dan Witucki & Heimatland Musikanten

8:00 PM Leaves Fall

8:15-9:00 PM Dan Witucki & Heimatland Musikanten

9:00 PM Leaves Fall

9:15-10:00 PM Dan Witucki & Heimatland Musikanten

10:00 PM Event Ends

October 18
5:00 PM DJ Tami Begins/Pumpkin Painting Begins

5:45-7:00 PM Jason Domulot

7:00 PM Leaves Fall

7:15-8:00 PM The Jonnie Morgan Band

8:00 PM Leaves Fall

8:15-9:00 PM The Jonnie Morgan Band

9:00 PM Leaves Fall

9:15-10:00 PM The Jonnie Morgan Band

10:30 PM Event Ends

October 11 is another installment of Art and Wine Stroll. Join us downtown Celebration as we appreciate local art and wines as we stroll down the main street. Celebration’s downtown is a traditional retail and business district modeled after those found in small American towns. Retail shops, restaurants, a town hall, post office, and offices  are among the downtown businesses. Many of these buildings are situated along a wide promenade circling a lake.