Join us on Saturday, August 8 at The Plaza Live for the second year of Sol y Sabor: A Celebration of Culture & Music with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra!
Celebrate the culture & music of Puerto Rico with Orlando Philharmonic musicians and Puerto Rico es Bomba! Enjoy exciting Puerto Rican arrangements that will have you dancing on your feet! Arrive early to purchase food from latin-inspired food trucks before the event. Then, head inside for an exciting performance featuring Puerto Rican percussion, dance, and music.
General Admission ticket: $30
GA+ ticket: $45 Includes a drink ticket, first access to food trucks, and early access to the hall so you can enjoy your food and drink in the AC.
Celebrate with us this Summer at Sol y Sabor!
Event Timeline
11:30 a.m.
Box Office Opens and Outdoor Space is open for guests. Bathrooms available indoors.
12 p.m.
Food trucks and outdoor bar opens. GA+ Ticket holders are able to enter the lobby to eat inside. High-top tables will be available or GA+ ticket holders may eat in their seats. The first four rows are reserved for GA+.
1 p.m.
GA Ticket holders may begin entering the lobby.
2 p.m.
Concert begins! Food & drinks are welcome in the hall.
3 p.m.
Bailar! The concert will end around this time. Please note there will be no intermission for this event.
Event Layout
The party begins outside The Plaza Live! You’ll check in at the Box Office tent on the left side of the building, where you’ll be let into a gated lot with food trucks, vendors, and tents. Bathrooms will be located inside the building. The concert begins at 2 p.m. inside.
Free Parking is available with ADA reserved spots ion both sides of the building and additional parking located on the right side of the building.
Food Trucks & Vendors
We will have food trucks in the outdoor space. The Plaza Live will have a bar for drink purchases. Food and drinks are permitted in the hall.
Musicians
Kalindá from Puerto Rico es Bomba
Kalindá is an Afro-Puerto Rican Bomba ensemble based in Kissimmee, Florida, dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich cultural traditions of Puerto Rico. Led by artistic director Barbara Liz Cepeda, a seventh-generation descendant of the legendary Cepeda Family, the ensemble brings to life Bomba—the island’s oldest musical and dance tradition and one of the most powerful expressions of Afro-Puerto Rican heritage.
For the past five years, Kalindá has operated under Escuela de Bomba y Plena Tata Cepeda, a nonprofit organization committed to educating communities about Afro-Puerto Rican history, music, and culture. Through dynamic performances, workshops, and cultural programming, Kalindá inspires audiences of all ages while honoring the legacy, resilience, and creativity of Puerto Rico’s African ancestors.
