We told you HERE in February that the City of Orlando was looking for nominations of individuals to be posthumously honored as “Luminaries” at the new Luminary Green Park at Creative Village […]
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City of Orlando hosting Black History Month activities throughout February
Orlando City Hall has just proclaimed February as Black History Month in the City Beautiful, and the mayor’s office will be hosting a series of events throughout the month that […]
Posted inComing and Going, Featured, Food & Drink, Parramore
The Monroe opens new Front Porch outdoor bar area
The Monroe (Facebook | Website) in Parramore has officially opened a new outdoor patio bar, not to be confused with the previous outdoor area they opened in February 2022. The Front Porch is […]
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Bring to Orlando: Projected crosswalks and bike lanes
Orlando has a pedestrian safety problem, but you already knew that. Florida in general has seen the most pedestrian fatalities of any state in the last decade, and Orlando placed […]
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What we heard during the mayor’s State of the City address
Each year, Mayor Dyer gives an address that rounds out past accomplishments and upcoming projects and challenges to take note of as we head into a new year. This year’s […]
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Find out the State of two cities at these upcoming events
The City of Orlando, in partnership with the Downtown Orlando Partnership, will be hosting its annual State of Downtown address, hosted by Mayor Buddy Dyer, on Wednesday, December 7 from […]
Posted inArchitecture, Art and Culture, Ask Bungalower, Civics and Participation, Downtown, Featured, News, Parks, Quality of Life
Ask Bungalower: Is City Hall calling it quits on the Under-i project?
“The multi-acre Under-i project was touted as a way to connect Parramore to downtown Orlando via a membrane of public space, with planners looking to repair decades of segregation policies […]
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Orlando hires new director of Public Works
Mayor Dyer has just appointed a new director of Public Works for the City of Orlando. “With nearly two decades of experience in public works, including serving as our Capital […]
Posted inArt and Culture, Buildings, Featured, News, Parramore, People, Video
VIDEO: New mural installed on side of EA’s new downtown campus
EDIT: The original version of this story stated that the unveiling was a public event, which was incorrect. The event is by invite-only. The press release also stated that Sepulveda […]
Posted inArt and Culture, Civics and Participation, Parks, Parramore
City of Orlando seeking nominations for memorials at new downtown park
The City of Orlando is accepting nominations for individuals to be posthumously honored as “Luminaries” at the new Luminary Green Park at Creative Village in Parramore. The new 2.3-acre park, […]
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City breaks ground on new Central Park, west of downtown
Mayor Dyer and the Orlando City Council were in attendance to break wind ground at a new city-owned and managed park just west of the Central Business District today. The […]
Posted inEvents, Orlando
Bungalower weekend event picks, September 30-October 2, 2016
Here is a look at some of the best events taking place this weekend. Visit the complete events calendar by clicking on “Events” in our main menu. If you’d like to […]