Event Details

About Peace Day

Peace Day offers an array of free activities for all ages including live performances, yoga, tai chi, children’s storytelling and games, friendship bracelet making, bounce houses, a public art project, and of course, our annual Human Peace Sign photograph.

Daniel Tiger

This year special guest Daniel Tiger from the PBS KIDS show Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood will join us to spread kindness, give hugs, and help kids explore feelings, friendship, and peace.

Resilience Zone

A special Resilience Zone will be added this year, highlighting the seven pillars of the Prescription for Healing and Wellbeing: mental health, movement and exercise, supportive relationships, connection with nature, mindfulness and contemplative practices, nutrition, and sleep.

When integrated, these pillars reflect PJI’s core belief that lasting change begins within—nurturing personal growth as the foundation for a Culture of Peace.

The Resilience Zone features a large shaded tent with free exercises such as

yoga practices from Warrior One Yoga and Lululemon, Tai Chi, and meditation from the Chopra Center Mind Body Zone.

Musical, Dance, Poetry. and Performances

Will Patrick (Jazz, Soul, and Blues featured at Judson's Live and the Blue Bamboo Room)

Orlando Gay Chorus

African Drumming

Students of Holy Cross Lutheran Academy

Central Florida Community Arts UpBeat! Dance

Credible Messengers

Opera Theater Project

Storyteller Valada Flewellyn

Organizations Celebrating with Us

Common Ground USA, Joyful Orlando & Global Peace Film Festival, Hannibal Square Heritage Center, Orange County Library System, League of Women Voters (Orange & Seminole), Rollins College “PRISM ERG”, Central Florida Freethought Community, Impower the Village, Orlando Solar Bears, Youth Advocate Programs, Orlando Magic, Winter Park Library, Phoenix Generation, Rollins College Center for Religious & Spiritual Life & Interfaith Council, Bridging the Color Divide, Orlando Regional Chess Alliance, Holocaust Memorial Resource & Education Center of Florida, Mental Health Association of Central Florida, Peer Support Space Inc., Girl Scouts of Citrus Council, Audubon Center for Birds of Prey, Winter Park Urban Forestry, Rollins College Sustainability/Social Impact Hub, Pearson’s Catering, Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, Hebni Nutrition, MEET THE HELPERS, Elevate Yoga, and Warrior One Yoga.