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Star Trek’s Commander Riker to narrate Orchestra performance

On Saturday, April 15 at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., Jonathan Frakes will narrate a special Science Fiction Tribute night entitled The Final Frontier, with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Jack Everly. Frakes is most known for his role as Commander William T. Riker in Star Trek: The Next Generation.  The night’s programming will include musical […]

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Recipe Alert: Try some Cabot Cheese with those local ingredients

PICTURED, ALPINE CHEDDAR AND KALE STOVETOP MACARONI AND CHEESE – MORE INFO HERE SPONSORED: Cabot Cheese has released a mouth-watering array of cheesy-delicious recipes as part of their tasty Legacy Collection cheeses; White Oak, Alpine, New York Vintage, and Farmhouse Reserve Cheddar. We’ve assembled all of our favorites from their online cookbook and combined them with […]

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Opera Orlando and Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra partner for new season

The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra (Facebook | Website) and Orlando Opera (Facebook | Website) have just announced a new partnership for the 2017-2018 season. The Orlando Philharmonic has one opera performance remaining on its current season, Donizetti’s The Elixir of Love at The Plaza Live on February 2, 3 and 5. Opera Orlando’s final performance for this […]

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Cool Job Alert: Executive Director of SoDo Main Street District

UPDATE: Resume submission deadline has been extended to February 10, 2017 Following the departure of Sarah Elbadri from the SoDo Main Street District this past December, the position of Executive Director is now open. This is the second time we’ve written about a job opening with the SoDo Main Street District (formerly Downtown South). More on […]

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Jim Hobart wants to photograph every fern-covered tree in Orlando

Local photographer, philanthropist, and consummate lover of Orlando, Jim Hobart, has been working on a series of featuring photos of Orlando’s live oak trees, specifically the ones filled with resurrection ferns. Resurrection ferns (Pleopeltis polypodioides) is an epiphytic species of fern that anchors itself  to the branches of mature trees. It has the ability to […]

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Rollins hosting colloquy on Florida’s Golden Age: 1880-1930

Rollins College is hosting a free lecture program on Florida’s Golden Age: 1880-1930 on Friday, February 10, from 9 a.m. to 3:45 Speakers will present a series of lectures on how the State of Florida evolved from one of the smallest Southern states into a booming center for tourism. Speakers include Florida Poet Laureate Peter […]

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288-unit multifamily tower planned for Fairchild Chapel property

As reported by GrowthSpotter, Alliance Residential Company (Website) is hoping to purchase the Baldwin-Fairchild Chapel property in Ivanhoe Village, in order to build a new 10-story mixed-use development. Fairchild Chapel has the iconic blue neon sign on its roof, as seen HERE in the Orlando Weekly’s “27 Orlando historic landmarks that haven’t been destroyed yet” roundup. Currently titled […]

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Ask Bungalower: When do we get to have those booze bicycle things that are in Sanford?

“Hey Bungalower, when do we get to have one of those booze bicycle things that are in Sanford? I was just there and they look really fun.” – Kristen B. Sanford’s own pedal bus, Limo Cycle Tours (Facebook | Website), has been operating for two years in their downtown. The pedal-powered tours involve a bicycle-powered […]