FAB LAB
Hands-on tinker and tech stations for kids
Hart Memorial Library
Every Tuesday • 5pm - 6pm
INTRODUCTORY GUITAR CLASS
Presented by Jane Rosenbohm. Bring your own guitar
Hart Memorial Library
Mondays, February 3 - 24 • 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Dakin Ave Cruise In
Classic Cars, Live Music & Raffles
3 Sisters Speakeasy
Friday, February 7 • 6pm - 10pm
Food Truck Rodeo
Fun filled night of games, music, and dinner
Kissimmee Lakefront Park - Veterans Lawn
Friday, February 7 • 6pm - 9pm
KUA Movie in the Park - The Lion King (2019)Free popcorn, games and giveaways
Kissimmee Lakefront Park - Veterans Lawn
Friday, February 7 • 5:30pm - 9pm
American Legion Bike Night
Bikes, Live DJ, Raffles & Prizes
3 Sisters Speakeasy
Saturday, February 15 • 7pm
African American Read-In
Open Mic Format- Poetry/Music/Art/Dance
To participate contact Benjamin Burnett 407.518.2364
Berlinsky Community House
Saturday, February 15 • 1pm - 4pm
24th Sunshine Regional Chili Cook Off and Craft Beer Festival
“People Choice Competition”, live entertainment,
Kid Zone and more
Kissimmee Lakefront Park- Veterans Lawn
Saturday, February 22 • 12pm - 5pm
Several years prior to 1880, Kissimmee was known as a trading post by the name of Allendale. It was named after Major J.H. Allen of Winchester, Kentucky. He had a dock, a commissary, and a sawmill on the lake among the cypress trees below what was once Mickler's Mill. It was here that he built his first steamboat, Mary Belle. By 1881, there was a single house in what is now recognized as Kissimmee, and it was Major Allen's log house. In 1882, Kissimmee existed in name only, but with the land deal that Hamilton Disston made when he purchased four million acres from the state at 25 cents per acre, the area took on such vigor and moneyed activities that businesses in every line grew leaps and bounds. The following year was a historic one for the trading post. On January 22, 1883, there was an election to change the name from Allendale to Kissimmee City with 23 votes for the incorporation and 17 opposed.
Sonata Hunter’s Creek contains 104 spacious assisted living and 24 memory care apartments among 106,882 square feet of well-designed harmonious living space. Situated near The Loop Hunter’s Creek, their community offers the convenience of shopping centers, restaurants, and other local cultural attractions.
Featuring an array of amenities, Sonata Hunter’s Creek offers a dining room, bistro coffee bar, wellness and fitness room, arts and crafts studio—just to name a few. Sonata Senior Living welcomes you to experience the symphony of your life.
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The Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber of Commerce is delighted to introduce our new members - the lifeblood of our organization. We continually strive to connect you to one another and to the community at large. Learn more about each new member's business and the services they offer by clicking their name below.
Please also welcome them by sending them an email or stopping by to introduce yourself. The personal touch will help our chamber continue to grow and thrive.
Unity Member
Gilbane Building Company
MasterCorp Hospitality Services
Opportunity Members
Island Wing Company
Michael's Foundation
Accurate Electrical Connection, Inc.
Sonia Tax Services, Inc.
Bella Vista Ballroom a Rosen Venue
Clarion Orlando Airport
Heritage Members
Brisa America Corp
Buddy's Pressure Washing
Burn Boot Camp Celebration
GAI Consultants, Inc.
Genesis Homes
Jonae's Island Twist
Lowrys Lawn Service
Rain INTL
Are you interested in learning more about the Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber of Commerce and what your business can gain from joining the Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber of Commerce? CLICK HERE for information about member benefits, services, and programs or contact Robin Hughes, Director of Business Development at rhughes@theosceolachamber.com.
Don’t forget to visit the Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber Directory the next time you are looking for products, services, or a fun night out with friends! Remember to support local businesses and Shop Local First.
