United Arts of Central Florida (Website), arguably the largest funding source for Central Florida arts organizations, has just rebranded its in-house magazine. Orlando Arts magazine has been published bi-monthly by United Arts for the past 25 years. Their latest Season Preview issue, allegedly their largest issue yet, featured a complete brand refresh, under the new name […]
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Orlando Magazine wants to know who makes your favorite tacos
Orlando Magazine (Website) is hosting its annual Orlando Taco Bracket and they want to know who you think serves the best tacos in town. The local publisher has chosen 32 restaurants in the area that are known for their tacos and pitted them against each other in a March Madness-like bracket competition. The winners of […]
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Save the Date for Orlando Zine Fest on December 17
Orlando Zine Fest (Facebook | Instagram) is in its tenth consecutive year (supposedly – nobody can confirm) of celebrating the local ‘zine scene. The word “zine” (pronounced “zeen”) is short for magazine and refers to a form of self-published print products usually created with photocopiers. Zines are usually printed for a small circulation of under […]
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Locals holding celebration of small indie zines and comics in October
The team behind local indie publication No Nothing Mag (Instagram | Website) are hosting an event that celebrates independent publishing on October 1. The Small Press, Indie Comics, and Zine Expo, affectionately known as “B.L.E.H.” for some reason, will run from 5-11 p.m. at Stardust Video and Coffee in Audubon Park. If you or someone […]
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Winter Park Magazine passes Winter Park Institute hot potato
Local organizations are seemingly playing a game of hot potato with a beloved Winter Park event series. The Winter Park Institute (Website) was acquired by Winter Park Publishing Company in July 2020 following an announcement that Rollins College was not interested in continuing to run it during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. The series […]
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It just got a little bit easier to find our magazines
Thanks to a donation by one of our Bungalower Buddies (Thanks, Khalil Makdah), we now have a fancy newspaper box for our monthly min-magazines. The folks at East End Market (Facebook | Website) have been kind enough to allow us to install it by their outdoor courtyard, where it will live for the foreseeable future. […]
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United Arts announces new publisher for “Orlando Arts Magazine”
United Arts of Central Florida has just announced a new publisher for its Orlando Arts Magazine. The magazine was founded in 1998 with a focus on arts and cultural headlines and events in Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties. Winter Park Publishing Company will take over publishing the bimonthly arts magazine with the January/February 2021 […]
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Bungalower’s September zine is now available online
The latest issue of our penny-saver, mini-magazine is about to hit the streets but we’ve also got it right here on the interwebs for you if you’re trying to stay home more. Each and every month we share a print edition of our hyper-local online coverage from the previous month, including our top ten headlines, […]
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Bungalower’s August zine is available in print and online
The latest issue of our penny-saver, mini-magazine has been out in the streets for days now, but just in case you haven’t found them yet, we’ve got it right here on the interwebs for you. Each month we share a print edition of our hyper-local online coverage from the previous month, including our top ten […]
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Winter Park Institute acquired by Winter Park Magazine
We told you HERE that Rollins College pulled its funding for The Winter Park Institute (Website) back in May, but the organization has found a new home with local publisher Winter Park Magazine (Website). The magazine’s publisher, Randy Noles, announced on Wednesday, July 22 that they would be adopting the organization, which will now officially be […]
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Bungalower’s March zine is now available online and in print
The latest issue of our penny-saver, mini-magazine has been out in the streets for days now, but just in case you haven’t found them yet, we’ve got it right here on the interwebs for you. Each month we share a print edition of our hyper-local online coverage from the previous month, including our top ten […]
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Mennello Museum design wins big award from Architect Magazine
“The design balances the quiet spaces necessary for the thoughtful contemplation of art, the bold forms essential to revitalizing a civic institution, and the sustainable measures required for successful contemporary development.” – ARCHITECT MAGAZINE The Friends of the Mennello Museum of American Art announced the selection of their winning architect team for the new $20 […]
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Bungalower’s February zine is now available online and in print
The latest issue of our penny-saver, mini-magazine has been out in the streets for days now, but just in case you haven’t found them yet, we’ve got it right here on the interwebs for you. Each month we share a print edition of our hyper-local online coverage from the previous month, including our top ten […]
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Celebrate home-made magazines at Orlando Zine Fest 2019
Orlando Zine Fest (Facebook) is back for another year of celebrating the local zine scene. The word “zine” is short for magazine and refers to a form of self-published print products usually created with photocopiers. Zines are usually printed for a small circulation of under 1,000 copies but that varies, and are meant to share […]
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The July zine is out in the streets
The twenty-second issue of our monthly penny saver/zine-inspired print edition of Bungalower is out on the town, y’all. Each month we share a new print edition of our hyper-local online coverage from the previous month; including our top ten headlines of the previous month, the best events to check out in the next 30 days, […]