The City of Kissimmee has two Veterans Day events on its calendar for Saturday, November 7: a festival in the afternoon and Dinner with a Veteran in the evening. Both are hosted through the City, and each has its own event page with the details.
Veterans Day Festival
The Kissimmee Veterans Day Festival runs 12:00 PM - 04:00 PM on Saturday, November 7. According to the City of Kissimmee, the festival is free and open to the public, so there is no ticket to buy and no invitation needed.
The City's Veterans Day Festival page is the official source for this event. The facts verified for this post cover the date, the hours and the free admission. They do not cover parking, the program or what will be on site, so anyone planning a visit should read the City's page for anything beyond that.
Dinner with a Veteran
The City also hosts Dinner with a Veteran from 06:00 PM to 08:00 PM on Saturday, November 7, at Chambers Park Community Center. The City's Dinner with a Veteran page shows that date as the next one for the event.
The verified facts do not say whether the dinner needs a reservation, who is invited or whether there is a cost. Because those details are not confirmed here, the City's page is the place to look before making plans for the evening.
The day at a glance
- Saturday, November 7, 12:00 PM - 04:00 PM: Kissimmee Veterans Day Festival, free and open to the public
- Saturday, November 7, 06:00 PM to 08:00 PM: Dinner with a Veteran at Chambers Park Community Center
The festival ends at 04:00 PM and the dinner begins at 06:00 PM, so the two events do not overlap on the schedule. A resident who wants to take part in both can plan the day around those two windows.
What residents can do
- Read each City event page before Saturday, November 7 to confirm the latest details.
- Mark the festival hours, 12:00 PM - 04:00 PM, if you plan to stop by during the day.
- Note that Dinner with a Veteran is at Chambers Park Community Center and runs 06:00 PM to 08:00 PM.
- Share the times with neighbors, friends and relatives who may want to attend.
The festival is described as free and open to the public, which makes it easy to drop in for part of the afternoon. Anyone who has questions about either event should use the contact information on the City's event pages.
Staying informed
Event details can change, and the City's own pages are where updates would appear first. For more local events, the Kissimmee Living events page gathers them in one place, and the news page carries other local stories.
The City is responsible for both events, and the information above comes from its published event pages. Kissimmee Living is an independent community website and does not run either event.
Sources
Compiled from the official sources below.