Sol y Sabor 2026: A Celebration of Culture & Music

What to expect

Orlando Philharmonic musicians join Kalindá for a lively celebration of Puerto Rican music and culture featuring Bomba percussion, dance, and Puerto Rican arrangements designed to get the audience moving. The performance takes place indoors after an outdoor gathering with Latin-inspired food trucks, vendors, and a bar.

Kalindá is an Afro-Puerto Rican Bomba ensemble led by artistic director Barbara Liz Cepeda, a seventh-generation member of Puerto Rico’s Cepeda musical family. The group works through Escuela de Bomba y Plena Tata Cepeda to teach Afro-Puerto Rican history and sustain Bomba, Puerto Rico’s oldest musical and dance tradition. Families can learn more about Kalindá and its cultural work.

Schedule and admission

• The box office and outdoor grounds open at 11:30 a.m.; indoor restrooms are available.
• Food trucks and the outdoor bar open at noon. GA+ guests may enter the air-conditioned lobby then, use available high-top tables, or take food to their seats; the first four rows are reserved for GA+.
• General-admission guests may enter the lobby beginning at 1 p.m.
• The indoor concert begins at 2 p.m. Food and beverages are permitted inside.
• The performance is expected to finish around 3 p.m. and has no intermission.

Arrival details

Check in at the box-office tent on the left side of the building before entering the gated outdoor area. Parking is free, with ADA-reserved spaces on both sides of the venue and additional parking to the right. General admission costs $30. The $45 GA+ option includes a drink ticket, priority access to the food trucks, early hall entry, and seating in the reserved first four rows.