Orlando’s Eve: a roaring 20’s party and immersive experience

Orlando’s Eve is this Saturday night! This immersive adventure through the historic streets of Downtown Orlando is highlighted by an interactive theater experience that culminates in a roaring 1920’s party at a secret speakeasy. Grab the clues, move the “hooch”, and you’ll end up at the secret swanky shindig, with dinner and drinks, live music, as well as burlesque and vaudeville performances.

Live music and dancing with Brown Bag Brass Band, and very special performance by Tymisha Harris (from award winning Josephine, a burlesque cabaret dream play) will round out the evening. Orlando’s Eve interactive performances are being directed by Tim Williams of Orlando Shakes.

The adventure starts at the Downtown Orange County Regional History Center where you will pick up clues and follow to historic locations around downtown. The History Center will be closed to the general public, so this is also a great opportunity to step inside and explore a little of Orlando’s History before the adventure starts…

After the History Center, the immersive journey begins as you set off to arrive at different locations around Downtown, meeting historical figures from Orlando’s past along the way. Here you will interact with them, and collect clues that will eventually lead you to the ‘secret speakeasy party’. Gather up all of the clues, figure out the location and speakeasy password, and get inside for a fun-filled roaring 20’s party featuring a dinner buffet, delicious cocktails, live music and more.

Tickets and more info at: mosquitocountytours.com/events

$75 GENERAL ADMISSION TICKET INCLUDES:
– Admission to Orlando History Center starting at 6pm
– The Interactive History Experience and Adventure
– One complimentary cocktail at Secret Stop #1
– A roaring 1920’s Party including: Live music from The Brown Bag Brass Band, a Buffet Dinner and one complimentary cocktail.

$95 VIP TICKETS INCLUDE:
– All GA perks from above plus:
– One-hour advanced entry and private exploration of the History Center starting at 5pm
– Access to VIP lounge including: Unlimited cocktails while supplies last, private bartender and VIP Gift Bag

A portion of the proceeds from the event will benefit the Avrio Foundation. The Avrio Foundation supports projects relating to downtown Orlando beautification, activation, connectivity, and place-making.

Orlando’s Eve is named in honor of Eve Bacon; an author, newspaperwoman, and historian of Orlando and Central Florida. Eve Bacon is most remembered as the author of a two-volume history of Orlando, titled Orlando, A Centennial History. Eve Bacon died on December 25, 1978.