It’s finally time for autumn spice and everything nice, and nothing is nicer than drinking apple cider in the fall. Apple cider is refreshing, unpasteurized, unfiltered, and has the perfect amount of spice to make you feel the fall air – not to mention it can be made sustainably! Learn how Central Florida Lifestyle makes … Read more
Florida, the hub of adrenaline-fueled adventures and enchanting amusement parks, is a global destination for thrill-seekers and fun-lovers. The big three – Universal Studios Florida, Walt Disney World, and SeaWorld – are among the prime attractions. Each of these amusement parks offers a VIP Tour package designed to elevate your park visit and make it … Read more
Empowering Generations: Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando & Osceola County offers the community a free estate planning course. Estate planning allows us to shape our legacy and ensure the well-being of generations to come. By taking the time to plan, we safeguard a family’s biggest assets, including their home, and teach the invaluable lessons of … Read more
Are you ready to embark on a culinary journey like no other? Look no further than Lake Nona, Orlando’s fastest-growing community, where restaurants offer a range of experiences for everyone’s taste buds. From an innovative container park to an award-winning brewery, we’re letting you in on our favorite stops. Boxi Park Let’s kick off our … Read more
Singer, dancer, band member, emcee, and stage manager are a few of the titles Takara Speagle has had throughout her time in the performance industry. “Born into” the performing world, Speagle said her musician parents instilled her passion for the arts from a young age. Singing as soon as she could talk and getting into … Read more
Building an Exhibition at the Orange County Regional History Center From ideation to finished product, creating an exhibition takes a village at the Orange County Regional History Center. The Orlando museum is home to award-winning exhibitions visited by guests worldwide. Its national acclaim springs from the staff’s thorough attention to detail in creating an educational … Read more
Nestled inside the renowned Alfond Inn in Winter Park, Hamilton’s Kitchen is a haven where flavors, artistry, and passion align. At the restaurant, Executive Chef Stephen Doyle and twin Sous Chefs Neil and Matt Corbin craft meals into memorable experiences. Pulling back the curtain, we find that food is not just sustenance but a vibrant … Read more
Auditioning for the Daniel Mills Apprenticeship Siena Forrester, a West Orange High School senior, and Cruz Donovan, a University of Central Florida sophomore, share more than just theater arts. They both auditioned for the Daniel Mills Apprenticeship in the past and were not selected for the program. But this year, they gave it another go … Read more
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month and it’s a great chance to learn more it. According to the Cleveland Clinic, blood cancers start when the DNA in your blood cells mutates or changes, producing abnormal blood cells that navigate your bloodstream. These abnormal blood cells can grow faster, live longer, and spread more than normal … Read more
As the season changes, many homeowners want to refresh their interiors in preparation for the “cozy” season ahead. The dining room, a space where families and friends gather to share meals, socialize and create memories, is a prime area to refresh. Here are some dining room trends to consider as you welcome the fall. 6. … Read more
Prost! Mark your calendars and plan to celebrate Oktoberfest locally and enjoy culture, music, beer, and delicious foods. Oktoberfest is an annual 16-day-long Volksfest that originated in Germany in the 1800s and celebrates Bavarian culture, but the festivities are widely famous for the amount of beer consumed. Despite the name, Oktoberfest is held from mid-September … Read more
September 15 marks the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month: a celebration of American citizens whose ancestors come from Hispanic America. Check out the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic Heritage Month and how you can celebrate in Orlando! History of the Celebration According to History.com, Hispanic Heritage Month dates back to September 17, 1968, when … Read more
When people think of Orlando, they often think about the theme parks and warm climate we are fortunate and sometimes not so fortunate to have year-round. But Orlando has also become home to a rich tapestry of culinary delights. Have you seen the growing list of diverse restaurants sprouting their wings here over the years? … Read more
Children and parents alike will feel like part of Disney’s 100 years of magic as “Mouseter” of Ceremonies” Mickey Mouse leads a parade of more than 50 beloved characters starring Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy, and a party of Disney Princesses including Cinderella, Ariel, Tiana, and Snow White. This performance has the most Disney … Read more
As college football fervor swept across the nation, the Sunshine State was no exception, offering a range of emotions from euphoria to disappointment. Florida’s big three—FSU, UCF and UCF kicked off their seasons with games that left an indelible mark on fans and analysts alike. FSU: A Stunning Comeback Seals Victory Playing under the bright … Read more
Most college students’ backpack is their lifeline for the school year. If you look into a student’s backpack, you’ll likely find obvious things like paper, pencils, a calculator, a laptop, etc. These things are standard and essential to carry in your over-the-shoulder bag on campus, but some crucial things may be outside your train of … Read more
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