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TOP TEN THINGS TO KNOW THIS WEEK

This is our latest rundown of the top ten things you need to know this week, in Orlando’s Bungalow Neighborhood news, and some bonus headlines you may have missed. Click HERE to listen to the 253rd episode of “Bungalower and The Bus” on Real Radio 104.1, which was recorded at La Jetee Perfumerie in Ivanhoe Village. Bungalower.com · Bungalower […]

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Bungalower and The Bus – Episode 253 (La Jetee Perfumery)

The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the hosts alone and do not reflect the official policy or position of Bungalower Media, our readers, or our advertisers. For the 253rd episode, Jon Busdeker and Brendan O’Connor head to the super fancy and fun La Jettee perfume shop in Ivanhoe Village to […]

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Orlando Ballet names Jorden Morris as Artistic Director

Orlando Ballet (Website) and its Board of Directors have just announced the naming of Jorden Morris as the new Artistic Director. Morris, the former Choreographer-in-Residence, was appointed as the Guest Artistic Director for the 2021-22 Season following the departure of longtime AD, Robert Hill, this past summer. Morris comes to the role with career highlights that […]

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New Thai concept moving into former RusTeak building

A new Thai restaurant concept is moving into the former home of RusTeak College Park at 2625 Edgewater Drive [GMap]. Thai Farm Kitchen (Website) is expected to open soon, according to a recent post in the College Park Neighborhood Community Group on Facebook. Led by Elizabeth Calvo and family, who are originally from Bangkok, Thailand, the […]

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Creative City considering moving “Immerse” art event out of downtown

Rumors surfaced earlier in the week that Creative City Project (Website) was considering moving their blockbuster annual art event, Immerse, out of downtown Orlando, and sadly, it seems like the rumors are true. Festival lead, Cole NeSmith, has confirmed that the move out of downtown Orlando is in fact on the table, but not necessarily […]

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Plans filed for former Parliament House site

Development plans have been filed with the City of Orlando for the property that once housed the famous Parliament House Resort at 410 N. Orange Blossom Trail [GMap]. Parliament House Resort  (Facebook | Website) closed its doors in November 2020. The 20.8-acre property was sold to Miami-based Lion Financial, LLC. in February 2020 in a semi-closed auction as part of […]

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County looking to create an “Arts and Culture Master Plan” for region

In 2019, Terry Olson, the Director of Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs approached the City of Orlando and the Community Redevelopment Agency to discuss potential collaboration and cost-sharing of a joint City-County Cultural Arts Plan to ensure that future arts efforts are coordinated and provide for a balanced array of artistic offerings, rather than […]

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Call for Artists: County looking for art submissions inspired by the region’s future

The Orange County Public Art Review Board, in cooperation with the Orange County Planning Department, is looking for art submissions for an exhibition called Postcards from the Future. They are looking for two and three-dimensional artworks that imagine what Orange County could look like in the year 2050 with prompts like, “What do you imagine […]

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County imposes “conditions” on Mad Cow to receive tourist dollars

UPDATE: Samantha Holsten, Public Information Officer for City of Orlando, has since informed us that “Negotiations [with Mad Cow] are ongoing at this time.” Mad Cow Theatre (Facebook | Website), which was served Termination of Lease paperwork in early November, was just told it couldn’t get any more money from the County unless they could prove they were […]

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New “Milk Stacks” residential development planned for the Milk District

Plans have been submitted for a new 27-unit multi-family development to be built in the Milk District at the 211 S. Bumby Avenue block, just north of Lake Como and the 408. The 1.34-acre apartment project is being led by Orlando-based developer Adam Wonus, a partner in Atrium Management Company, and it is currently being […]