Hope CommUnity Center in Apopka provides essential food and supplies to immigrant families and other community members facing difficult economic circumstances, and right now, the pantry’s shelves are getting low, so Hope is asking the Central Florida community for help to keep food available for the families who depend on this resource.
One of our favorite restaurants, Nauti Lobstah in Apopka, is celebrating 4 years serving up delicious seafood and more, and we decided it was a great reason to visit the restaurant and try some more of the menu.
Orlando is an amazing city for foodies, and if you love tacos, you’ll definitely want to take part in the return of Orlando Taco Week, hosted by the Orlando Weekly.
This time of year, we’d normally be offering up a huge list of Easter dining and family events for you to enjoy, but 2021 is different with COVID-19 and the quarantine.
Thankfully, with more people getting vaccinated, local restaurants and other businesses are offering more Easter brunches and dinners, as well as fun Easter-themed things to do as a family.
So if you’re celebrating Easter this year, here is our list of dining and events worth checking out. Please be careful – wear your masks and social distance. Restaurants listed have pledged to observe COVID safety protocols.
Michael Andrew & Swingerhead Atomic Big Band (an 18-piece group) will hold a Holiday concert in Apopka on Friday, December 13, 2013.
The event will feature plenty of big band, jazz, and swing Holiday classics. There will also be a Holiday gift market, a Gingerbread House competition, and even on-site child care
Tickets are $10 and are available online, by phone at 877-725-8849, or in person at Apopka Utility Billing, City Hall, Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce, Apopka Chief & Planter, or at Old Florida National Bank Apopka Branch. Children 5 and under are free.
The event will take place at the Apopka Amphitheater at 3710 Jason Dwelley Pkwy, in Apopka.