Apopka’s fifth annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration will take place Saturday, September 26, from 4 to 8 pm at Kit Land Nelson Park. The free event will feature live entertainment, food vendors, and community organizations.

Central Florida Community Arts is searching for an executive director to lead the nonprofit as artist participation and production attendance grow. The organization is seeking a leader with experience in fundraising, collaboration, and community engagement.

War and Get Jiro are among the October arrivals announced for HBO Max. The platform has not yet released its full schedule for October.

Disney+ begins October with new seasons of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ and Adventure Time: Side Quests, followed by Marvel’s VisionQuest on Oct. 14. The calendar also includes Halloween specials, the KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS film and live episodes of Dancing with the Stars.

Apple TV+ will roll out six original premieres during October, including two feature films and four series. The schedule ranges from family animation and an offbeat British comedy to a historical Everest drama and a dark serial-killer thriller.

Prime Video’s October schedule features new and returning series, original movies, true-crime specials and NBA doubleheaders. Highlights include a new adaptation of Stephen King’s “Carrie,” the second season of “The Terminal List” and the return of “Helluva Boss.”

Labor Day and incorporated Apopka share a remarkable connection: Both trace their beginnings to the first week of September 1882. From Rock Springs and Wekiwa Springs to free admission at Leu Gardens and restaurant specials, there are plenty of ways to celebrate the holiday close to home.

Entertainment can be overwhelming, with many streaming services adding new shows and movies weekly. Here is a list of new releases in September.

Netflix’s September lineup includes the second season of The Gentlemen, Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story and a new generation of students in A Different World. The schedule also features dozens of licensed movies, international series, documentaries, comedy specials, family programming and live sports.

Hulu’s September lineup features the second season of Chad Powers, the premiere of The Drop: A Snowfall Saga and three opening episodes of American Horror Story: 13. The month also brings Wicked, A Complete Unknown, Poor Things and dozens of catalog movies and television seasons.

The free Frontyard Holiday Festival will transform Dr. Phillips Center’s outdoor spaces into a holiday destination from November 27 through December 31. Visitors can enjoy nightly snowfall, firepits, movies, live performances, seasonal refreshments, interactive attractions, and the return of North America’s only transportable carillon.

HBO and HBO Max will welcome “Backrooms” in September while continuing several of the platform’s summer series. The schedule also includes season finales for “Hard Knocks,” “Conan O’Brien Must Go” and “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.”

Disney+ will launch its September schedule with a major return to the Star Wars universe, two Spider-Man films and a full slate of live entertainment, family programming, documentaries and podcasts.

Apple TV+ will add four major premieres in September, including “Mayday,” “Last Seen,” a new season of “Slow Horses” and the McConaughey-Harrelson comedy “Brothers.” New episodes of “Ted Lasso,” “Dark Matter” and “Women in Blue” also will arrive throughout the month, while “Silo” concludes its third season.

Amazon Prime Video’s September lineup includes the “Reacher” spinoff “Neagley,” a revamped “The Grand Tour” and several original thrillers and romances. The service also will add true-crime specials, sports and programming available through paid channel subscriptions.

The Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts has launched its 2026-27 Community Giveback season with plans to expand access to performances and educational programs. Its community engagement efforts have distributed more than 66,700 tickets since the downtown Orlando venue opened in 2014.

Entertainment can be overwhelming, with many streaming services adding new shows and movies weekly. Here is a list of new releases in August.

Netflix’s August lineup includes returning series, original films, documentaries, live baseball and an extensive collection of licensed movies. Highlights include the final season of Outer Banks and the Robert De Niro thriller The Whisper Man.

Hulu’s August lineup combines major returning comedies with new dramas, documentaries, reality television and catalog movies. Highlights include The Shards, Futurama, Adults, Heartland and a trio of films from the X horror series.