Featured Events in Winter Park in July 2025 (August Updated)

The Rollins College Summer Music Vocal Academy is designed to enhance your vocal a cappella ensemble skills. Participants will engage with Rollins College faculty in a variety of a cappella ensembles, which offer the small group instruction that Rollins College is known for. Members of Voctave and Bach Vocal Artists will also be present throughout the week to sing and work with the students. Through lively classes, singers will have the chance to explore additional musical proficiencies that are crucial for a cappella success. In addition, academy participants will gain essential skills and new artistic techniques that will enhance their solo and ensemble performance practices. A solo recital and private voice lessons are available to a limited number of attendees. Registration in voice lessons is a requirement to participate in the solo recital. (Additional Fee) Participation is open to students who have completed 9th grade through 12th-grade in the 2024-20245academic year. For more information, click here or email music@rollins.edu Information Source: Rollins College Department of Music | eventbrite

Our Overnight camp is a elite soccer experience at Rollins College. This 2 night, 3 day overnight camp combines skill development and talent identification with an over-night college experience for campers. The campers will stay in our upgraded dorms on campus, eat all meals in our award-winning cafeteria, and play on our gorgeous game field in the center of campus. The sessions will be desinged by college coaches to advance player ability and knowledge of the modern game. Our convenient setting and outstanding staff make for a one-of a kind camp for aspiring soccer players. WHEN: July 11-13, 2025- Girls ages 11-18 COST: $649 (processing fees included) What is included: 3 days of soccer All rooms are double occupancy and roommates will be assigned unless requested in roommate request section in the forms. Those not requesting a roomate will be given a roomate that is of the same age. Single rooms incur an additonal charge. Ward Hall is the new location for housing in 2025. Sporty Rollins soccer shirt Meals provided in the award-winning Rollins cafeteria Free healthy snacks Free family & friends admission to all Rollins Women’s Soccer 2025 regular season games During the Fall NCAA season, meet and greet with Rollins W Soccer players and coaches during the regular season home games Camp store will be open for campers to purchase snacks, water, and apparel. WHERE: Camp is held at the home of Rollins Soccer, Cahall-Sandspur Field. This is the field located on the campus of Rollins College. 1000 Holt AveWinter Park, FL 32789 SCHEDULE: Friday schedule: 3:30pm Check-In 5:00pm Camp Meeting & Opening Remarks 5:30pm Dinner 7:00pm Session #1: Friday Night Lights Saturday schedule 7:30am Breakfast 9:00am Session #2: Soccer Skills & Games 12:00pm Lunch 2:00pm Session #3: Soccer Skills & Games 5:00pm Dinner 6:30pm Session #4: Soccer Skills & Games 8:30pm Grit & Glam Leadership Session Sunday Schedule 7:30am Breakfast 9:00am Session #5: Soccer Skills & Games 11:30am Lunch 1:00pm Session #6 & Closing Remarks 3:00pm Check-Out THINGS TO BRING: Bedding, Pillow, Linens/Sleeping Bag Towel Toiletries Sunscreen Sneakers Cleats, Shinguards, GK gloves Soccer Clothes Soccer ball Flip flops Sunglass or Hat Great Attitude -- *If you have any questions, please contact Alicia Schuck (aschuck@rollins.edu ) 407-646-2142 **Any cancelations made within 1 week of the start of camp will not be refunded and other cancelations will incur a processing fee. Information Source: Rollins Sports Camps | eventbrite

Our Overnight camp is a elite soccer experience at Rollins College. This 2 night, 3 day overnight camp combines skill development and talent identification with an over-night college experience for campers. The campers will stay in our upgraded dorms on campus, eat all meals in our award-winning cafeteria, and play on our gorgeous game field in the center of campus. The sessions will be desinged by college coaches to advance player ability and knowledge of the modern game. Our convenient setting and outstanding staff make for a one-of a kind camp for aspiring soccer players. WHEN: July 11-13, 2025- Girls ages 11-18 COST: $649 (processing fees included) What is included: 3 days of soccer All rooms are double occupancy and roommates will be assigned unless requested in roommate request section in the forms. Those not requesting a roomate will be given a roomate that is of the same age. Single rooms incur an additonal charge. Ward Hall is the new location for housing in 2025. Sporty Rollins soccer shirt Meals provided in the award-winning Rollins cafeteria Free healthy snacks Free family & friends admission to all Rollins Women’s Soccer 2025 regular season games During the Fall NCAA season, meet and greet with Rollins W Soccer players and coaches during the regular season home games Camp store will be open for campers to purchase snacks, water, and apparel. WHERE: Camp is held at the home of Rollins Soccer, Cahall-Sandspur Field. This is the field located on the campus of Rollins College. 1000 Holt AveWinter Park, FL 32789 SCHEDULE: Friday schedule: 3:30pm Check-In 5:00pm Camp Meeting & Opening Remarks 5:30pm Dinner 7:00pm Session #1: Friday Night Lights Saturday schedule 7:30am Breakfast 9:00am Session #2: Soccer Skills & Games 12:00pm Lunch 2:00pm Session #3: Soccer Skills & Games 5:00pm Dinner 6:30pm Session #4: Soccer Skills & Games 8:30pm Grit & Glam Leadership Session Sunday Schedule 7:30am Breakfast 9:00am Session #5: Soccer Skills & Games 11:30am Lunch 1:00pm Session #6 & Closing Remarks 3:00pm Check-Out THINGS TO BRING: Bedding, Pillow, Linens/Sleeping Bag Towel Toiletries Sunscreen Sneakers Cleats, Shinguards, GK gloves Soccer Clothes Soccer ball Flip flops Sunglass or Hat Great Attitude -- *If you have any questions, please contact Alicia Schuck (aschuck@rollins.edu ) 407-646-2142 **Any cancelations made within 1 week of the start of camp will not be refunded and other cancelations will incur a processing fee. Information Source: Rollins Sports Camps | eventbrite

The July Day Soccer Camp is an elite soccer experience held on the Cahill-Sandspur Field on the Rollins College campus. This 5 day camp advances the development for youth players in the modern game. The campers have an option to leave at lunchtime or stay the full day. The full day camp includes lunch in the award-winning Rollins cafeteria. Campers will be organized into groups for an optimal experience for all. The soccer setting and outstanding staff make for a one-of a kind soccer event for all campers. WHEN: July 14-18, 2025 Half or Full Day options COST: $299 Half Day (fees included) $449 Full Day (fees included & lunch in award-winning cafteria) What is included: 5 days of soccer Rollins soccer shirt Free Healthy snacks Camp Store with a variety of snacks and apparel for purchase Free family & friends admissions to all regular season games DAILY SCHEDULE: 8:30am-9:00am Drop Off 9:00am-12:30pm Soccer Skills & Games 12:30pm-1:00pm Cool Off & Pick up 1:00pm-1:45pm Lunch 1:45-4pm Soccer Skills & Games 4pm PickUp All camp questions please contact Rollins Women's Soccer Head Coach Alicia Schuck (aschuck@rollins.edu 407-646-2142) July 11-13, Girls Overnight Day Camp. Contact Alicia with any questions. Information Source: Rollins Sports Camps | eventbrite

The July Day Soccer Camp is an elite soccer experience held on the Cahill-Sandspur Field on the Rollins College campus. This 5 day camp advances the development for youth players in the modern game. The campers have an option to leave at lunchtime or stay the full day. The full day camp includes lunch in the award-winning Rollins cafeteria. Campers will be organized into groups for an optimal experience for all. The soccer setting and outstanding staff make for a one-of a kind soccer event for all campers. WHEN: July 14-18, 2025 Half or Full Day options COST: $299 Half Day (fees included) $449 Full Day (fees included & lunch in award-winning cafteria) What is included: 5 days of soccer Rollins soccer shirt Free Healthy snacks Camp Store with a variety of snacks and apparel for purchase Free family & friends admissions to all regular season games DAILY SCHEDULE: 8:30am-9:00am Drop Off 9:00am-12:30pm Soccer Skills & Games 12:30pm-1:00pm Cool Off & Pick up 1:00pm-1:45pm Lunch 1:45-4pm Soccer Skills & Games 4pm PickUp All camp questions please contact Rollins Women's Soccer Head Coach Alicia Schuck (aschuck@rollins.edu 407-646-2142) July 11-13, Girls Overnight Day Camp. Contact Alicia with any questions. Information Source: Rollins Sports Camps | eventbrite

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Date : 7/26/25 Time : 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Location : Full Sail University, Building 3 B/C (see map below) Trainer : Chris Hadnagy (Social-Engineer, LLC) Workshop : Social Engineering - AFTERMATH: Crisis, Chaos, and the Cost of Silence Agenda 8:30 am – Arrival and Setup Participants check in and receive their department roles Rogue players are discreetly assigned and briefed Tent cards and handouts distributed 9:00 am – Breach Response Foundations Instructor-led training session Topics include breach psychology, department roles, rogue influence, communication dynamics, and escalation risks Participants are introduced to the fictional company (ORYX Global Systems) and its operating environment 10:00 am – Scenario Launch A real-world inspired breach announcement is delivered Teams receive initial logs and artifacts, including a phishing email and network alerts The crisis begins 10:30 am – Simulation: Phases 1 and 2 Teams submit decisions to the Game Master Twist events are introduced via dice rolls Rogue actors begin to subtly influence outcomes Scoring begins based on legal, trust, operations, and morale categories 12:00 pm – Lunch Break 1:00 pm – Simulation: Phases 3 and 4 Breach deepens with new developments, media scrutiny, and possible regulator involvement Departments face internal tension, conflicting priorities, and unpredictable events Additional logs and discoveries are released Rogue roles escalate their interference 3:00 pm – Final Moves and Scoring Teams submit final statements and coordinated actions The Game Master scores each team’s performance using a detailed Crisis Tracker Rogue effectiveness is factored into the outcome 4:00 pm – Debrief and Rogue Reveal Final scores are revealed and ranked Rogue identities are exposed Participants engage in structured debriefing and discussion Lessons are drawn around leadership under pressure, organizational dysfunction, and effective breach response 05:00 pm - Wrap-up Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided and there is free parking on site. Refer to the map below - Full Sail Building 3 B/C. ( https://go.fullsail.edu/assets/ext/orientation-location-map.pdf ) We look forward to seeing you there for an informative and interesting workshop! This meeting will count towards 8 CPE's! Training Workshop: AFTERMATH: Crisis, Chaos, and the Cost of Silence Abstract: An Immersive Post-Breach Simulation Workshop When a breach hits your organization, it’s not the technology that makes or breaks your response—it’s the humans in the room. Aftermath: ORYX is an immersive, instructor-led simulation that places participants inside a multinational organization reeling from a major data breach. A phishing email has triggered the compromise of sensitive financial, client, and employee data. What happens next is up to you—and your team. This is not a lecture. This is a live crisis. Each participant is assigned to a department — Public Relations, Legal, Security, Human Resources, or Executive Leadership. Some will receive secret rogue roles working against the team. Throughout the day, teams will respond to unfolding events, face unexpected twists, and be scored on how well they maintain legal, operational, reputational, and internal stability. Led by renowned human behavior and social engineering expert Christopher Hadnagy , this workshop trains participants to communicate, coordinate, and lead under pressure. Participants will learn to: Communicate clearly across departments under stress Recognize and respond to rogue influences and misinformation Coordinate response strategy across legal, technical, and human priorities Experience firsthand how small missteps escalate into major damage Debrief the incident using metrics of trust, risk, morale, and containment Build a repeatable, human-centric breach response framework Audience: CISOs, in-house counsel, crisis communicators, security team leads, IR pros, tabletop veterans, and high-stakes decision-makers. You’ll walk away with: A post-breach playbook shaped by failure and success Insight into how rogue actors shape narrative and fracture teams Tools for real-world crisis response and communication A deep understanding of the human behavior failures that amplify technical breaches Seats are limited. Not everyone survives the Aftermath . Christopher Hadnagy (Social-Engineer, LLC) Bio: Chris Hadnagy is the author of five books on social engineering, he created the world’s first scientific framework for social engineering and pioneered the path for social engineering to become an industry. He is the first professor of social engineering at the University of Arizona. He has taught around the globe and spoken at many events including RSA, Black Hat, The Pentagon, as well as many others. He started the Innocent Lives Foundation to use his skills to help law enforcement track and stop people who traffic children and create child abuse material. Information Source: ISC2 Central Florida Chapter | eventbrite

FIND YOUR INNER FUNGI is an introductory mycology exploration from Fungi Jon perfect for beginners and the myco-curious. This class will demonstrate the potential and depth of mycology while exploring the multiple ways you can be involved with fungi. Participants will gain foundational knowledge of mycology and understand the many ways they can intentionally work with fungi while bringing awareness to the many ways they already coexist with fungi. How can we can deepen our relationship with fungi, and how are we intimately connected with mushrooms and fungi on our planet? This class will include an overview of native mushrooms and identification, fungi ecology, citizen science, propagating mushrooms, medicinal potential of mushrooms, preparing gourmet and medicinal mushrooms, fermented fungi foods (tempeh & kombucha) and mush more. Discover what resonates most with you, and get an introduction to mycology subjects to learn more in more specialized classes from Fungi Jon. All participants will go home with a personal oyster mushroom grow experiment which we will prepare in class to begin observing the processes of fungi first hand. Let’s take a trip through the world of mushrooms together and expand our journey in symbiosis with fungi! When: Sunday, July 27 at 12:00PM Location: The Azalea Lodge at Mead Botanical Garden(The building located at the end of the parking lot loop.) What to bring: Note paper and pencil Cost: $30 Click HERE for more info about Fungi Jon! ***REFUND and TRANSFER POLICY*** Full refund may be issued if we are notified 72 hours prior to class. NO REFUNDS will be issued less than 72 hours prior to class. If you can no longer attend your scheduled class and would like to transfer your ticket to a future class, please notify us at least 72 hours prior . You may only transfer to a class based on open availability. If you miss your scheduled class, but would still like to attend a future Fungi Jon class for partial credit, 50% of your ticket can be credited and applied to the next class based on open availability. If Fungi Jon or Mead Botanical Garden, Inc. needs to cancel class for any reason a full refund will be issued to participants. Information Source: Mead Botanical Garden, Inc. | eventbrite

Date : July 28, 2025 Time : 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Location : Full Sail University, Building 3, Entertainment Business Center (see map below) Speaker 1 : Juan Asenjo (Prime Factors) Presentation : Crypto-Agility Speaker 2 : Alexis Brignoni Presentation : Digital Forensics and Incident Response Agenda 6:00 pm - Check-in, Register, Networking 6:05 pm - Dinner 6:35 pm - Opening Announcements 6:50 pm - Speaker Presentation 7:40 pm - Break & Networking 8:00 pm - Speaker Presentation 8:50 pm - Wrap-up 9:00 pm - Goodnight / Post Meeting Networking Dinner is provided and there is free parking on site. Refer to the map below - Full Sail Building 3 - Entertainment Business Center / Launchbox. View/download the campus map . We look forward to seeing you there for the informative and interesting presentations! This meeting will count towards 3 CPE's! Juan Asenjo (Prime Factors) Bio: TBA Presentation: Crypto-Agility Description: TBA Alexis Brignoni Bio: Alexis has been serving the area of Orlando, Florida for the last 17 years as a Special Agent of a Federal Law Enforcement agency. A native of San Juan, Puerto Rico, he has a Bachelor's in Computer Science and an MBA in Management of Information Systems. Before working as a digital forensics examiner, he was a case agent tasked with investigating online crimes against children, network intrusions, intellectual property and online fraud among others. Currently holding multiple digital forensics certifications, Alexis has been focused on mobile app digital forensics as an area of interest due to the ever-evolving challenge of parsing a never-ending stream of new applications for relevant data. Presentation: Digital Forensics and Incident Response Description: TBA Information Source: ISC2 Central Florida Chapter | eventbrite