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Beardall Senior Center

Address: 800 South Delaney Avenue Recreation Phone: 407-246-2637Recreation Hours: Mon- 8:00am-9:00pm, Tues-Thurs 8:00am-10:00pm, Fri- 8:00am-5:00pm, Sat 9:00am-10:30pm, Sun- ClosedAcreage: 3.33 Rentals Available: 407-246-2637Admission Fee: NoneHighlights:Each month over 2,000 people attend nearly 100 classes, clubs, meetings and events managed by the City of Orlando's Families, Parks and Recreation Department. The Center, nearly 28,000 square feet, sits on 3 ½ acres near downtown Orlando.History:“Coming full circle” is the title of the bronze sculpture of Mayor Beardall that overlooks the rose garden on the front lawn of the Mayor William Beardall Senior Center. It is a very fitting phrase for the Center. Constructed in 1920, it was named Delaney Elementary School. Some older adults who enjoy classes and events at the center now, actually attended grammar school here more than 70 years ago. In 1983, Orange County Pulbic Schools sold the building to the City of Orlando. After completing award-winning renovations, it was dedicated as the Mayor William “Billy” Beardall Senior Center on November 13, 1986.Programs:Advanced Art: Experienced Artists who meet on Fridays to paint together just for fun and fellowshipBallroom Dances: Enjoy the live big band sounds anddance on a wonderful parquet floorBilliards: Come and play for a day or sign up for a tournamentBridge Class: Keeps the mind sharp at all levels of interestCanasta: The friendliest game in town with the friendliest peopleComputer Class: Keep up-to-date on modern technology and changing timesCreative Writing: Locally published authors meet weekly to edit and refine their masterpiecesCrochet and Knit: This club creates hundreds of knitted caps and crocheted lap robes each year for hospitals and servicemenDecorative Art Class: Learn basic painting on everything but canvas, and learn to decorate home accessories with flairDominoes: Lively games keep your math skills sharpFancy Paper Crafts: Make boxes and gifts from beautiful wallpaper samplesHorseshoes: Pitchers-men and women-won’t want to miss these courts, they are touted the best in the stateLine Dancing Class: No partner or experience necessary for this class that makes every dancer look greatMah Jongg: Learn this challenging Oriental game of skill and chanceMovie Matinee: Enjoy the latest big screen movies at a comfortable price, FREEPinochle: Haven’t played in years? This fun and friendly group will coach youQuilting Class: Learn the basics of machine or hand sewn quilts and create heirloom gifts for family and friendsExperience Works: A program offered to seniors to help them get back into the job market, This program will help with resumes and finding the perfect job for seniors

Belk Department Store

Belk Department store in Clermont at the Citrus Tower Village has donated the use of their break room for Community Arts Connection of South Lake to hold craft classes for kids age 6-13

Bella Collina

Bethune-Cookman University

Founded in 1904 by Mary McLeod Bethune, Bethune-Cookman University (B-CU) today sustains her legacy of faith, scholarship and service through its relationship with the United Methodist Church and its commitment to academic excellence and civic engagement. B-CU offers baccalaureate degrees in 35 majors through seven academic schools – Arts & Humanities; Business; Education; Nursing; Science, Engineering and Mathematics; Social Sciences and Graduate and Professional Studies – and maintains intercollegiate athletic programs and instrumental and choral groups that have achieved national recognition. Under the direction of President Trudie Kibbe Reed, the school achieved University status in 2007 with the launch of a master’s degree program in transformative leadership. Located in Daytona Beach, B-CU is one of three private historically black colleges in the state of Florida. The institution boasts a diverse and international faculty and student body of more than 3,600. CAMPUS MAP."

Bikram's Yoga College of India

BIKRAM YOGA Bikram's Beginning Yoga Class is a demanding series of 26 postures (asanas) and two breathing exercises (pranayamas), which is suitable for all ages and levels of ability. Each posture stretches and strengthens specific muscles, ligaments and joints needed for the next posture. The Bikram method also stimulates the organs, glands and nerves, moving fresh oxygenated blood to 100 percent of the body, restoring all systems to a healthy working order. Bikram scientifically designed this 90 minute program to deliver total health through the balancing and strengthening of every system in the body in order to prevent illness, injury and limit the effects of aging. In addition, the series of postures combine skills of concentration, patience, determination and self-control, which lead to increased mental clarity and reduced stress. Bikram's Beginning Yoga Class is done in a heated room to warm your muscles, prevent injury, allow a deeper workout and cleanse the body by flushing toxins. As Bikram says, Yoga is the only exercise in the world you can do at any age. There is always some posture that will improve your health, mind and soul." "

Bill Breeze Park

PARK HOURS - 7 AM - 11 PM

Bishop Moore Catholic High School

VISION STATEMENT Guided by our Catholic tradition, Bishop Moore Catholic High School students will develop personally, spiritually, and intellectually to achieve their potential as individuals and leaders within a global society. MISSION STATEMENTThe mission of Bishop Moore Catholic High School is to provide the highest quality, affordable secondary education based upon the Gospel message and Roman Catholic teachings. This is accomplished in a Christ-centered environment stressing academic excellence, spiritual growth, personal integrity, community involvement, athletic development, and cultural appreciation.

Black Box at the Orlando Repertory Theatre

Theater

The REP is a multi-faceted professional theatre that strives to enlighten, entertain and enrich both children and adults by producing theatre of exceptional quality. Through partnerships with the University of Central Florida, local educators, arts groups and theatre professionals, The REP has become a valuable resource for parents, teachers and children in Central Florida. For facility rentals Click Here!

Black Box Theatre

Theater

Valencia College's East Campus black box theatre

Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts

Concert Hall ; Gallery ; Performing Arts Center ; Studio ; Theater

Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts is part venue, part recording studio, part art gallery! Located at 1905 Kentucky Ave in Winter Park, Florida, just off Fairbanks between Formosa and Clay, this unique space offers live performances most evenings, state of the art recording studio, and gallery space. More concert hall than night club, we're open to all ages and we present all kinds of music, theater, dance, and spoken word events. We're also available for private parties.

Blue Man Group Theatre

Experience the mystery, the humor, the euphoria and the indescribable celebration of art, technology and music that is Blue Man Group at Universal Orlando® Resort. It combines science and laughter, and makes for an explosive evening of entertainment. Lose yourself in the incredible performances, the astounding music, and the captivating stage show. Enjoy FREE ADMISSION to select CityWalk® venues with your Blue Man Group ticket stub. Tickets for Blue Man Group can be purchased individually or packaged with your theme park admission.

Boardwalk Bowl

Bok Tower Gardens

THE GARDENS In 1921, Edward W. Bok was spending the winter months in the residential mountain lake community located adjacent to the highest hill of Florida's Lake Wales Ridge, 298 feet above sea level. He enjoyed taking evening walks to the top of Iron Mountain," among the virgin pines and sandhill scrub, to enjoy Florida's dramatic sunsets and bird life. The idea came to him to preserve this hilltop and create a bird sanctuary - a place of beauty, serenity and peace. Integral to Bok's idea was the availability of a famous landscape architect, Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. Having made arrangements to buy land on the hilltop, Bok commissioned Olmsted to change this arid sandhill into "a spot of beauty second to none in the country." The first year was spent digging trenches and laying water pipes for irrigation, after which rich black soil was brought by the thousands of loads. With the requisite conditions for a subtropical garden in place, planting of bushes and trees was begun that would provide food for visiting birds. Today, these plantings provide shade to visitors as well as refuge for squirrels and more than 100 bird species. The reflection pool was created to entice wild life to take residence. The Reflection Pool gives visitors one of the most memorable experiences in the Sanctuary. Its location captures the reflection of the Tower and offers the first image visitors have when entering the gardens. Hours Bok Tower Gardens is open every day of the year from 8:00am-6:00pm with last admission at 5:00pm. The Visitor Center is open from 9:00am-5:00pm. General admission tickets are good for one day only and do not include specially ticketed events. Rates Rates as of July 1, 2006Adults: $10Children (ages 5-12): $3Children (under 5): FreeMembers: FreeGroup rates are available with preregistration of 20 or more.Fees subject to change without notice. Directions:From Orlando, Take I-4 WestFrom Tampa, Take I-4 East From I-4, East or West:Take Exit 55 and proceed south on U.S. Highway 27 for approximately 23 miles. Proceed two traffic lights past Eagle Ridge Mall. Turn left on Mountain Lake Cut Off Road. At the caution light, turn right (south) onto County Road 17 (also known as Scenic Highway). Proceed on CR 17 for 3/4 miles. Turn left (east) onto Burns Avenue (also known as County Road 17-A). Proceed on Burns Avenue for 1.3 miles. On your left you’ll see a main entrance sign to Bok Tower Gardens. Turn left and proceed to the entrance gate. From Highway 60 East or West:Go to Lake Wales and proceed north on U.S. Highway 27. Turn right on Mountain Lake Cutoff Road. At the caution light, turn right (south) onto County Road 17 (also known as Scenic Highway). Proceed on CR 17 for 3/4 miles. Turn left (east) onto Burns Avenue (also known as County Road 17-A). Proceed on Burns Avenue for 1.3 miles. On your left you’ll see a main entrance sign to Bok Tower Gardens. Turn left and proceed to the entrance gate. From Vero Beach, Take Highway 60 West:Go to Lake Wales. At Buck Moore Road (the intersection just past WalMart), turn North (right) onto Buck Moore Road (also known as 17-B). You’ll turn between SunTrust and Walgreen’s. Proceed approximately 1.3 miles. At the stop light, turn West (left) onto County Road 17-A (also called Burns Ave.). Proceed on CR 17-A approximately .7 mile to the entrance of Bok Tower Gardens on your right. Approximate Distances: Jacksonville–200 miles Miami–200 milesOrlando–55 milesTampa–60 miles Vero Beach–80 miles Carillon Concerts1:00pm & 3:00pm daily; with brief carillon selections throughout the day. Group Rates Group rates are available with pre-registration of a minimum of 20 people. For more information call the Group Sales Representative at 863-734-1209 or e-mail. Pets If you plan to visit Bok Tower Gardens, please be aware that pets are not allowed in the gardens. A shaded, open-air pet pen with water is available for a nominal fee. Limited indoor arrangements can be made for small pets. Please visit the gift shop for more information when you arrive. Wheelchairs and Mobility CartsWhile we encourage our physically challenged visitors to bring their own chairs and carts, we make available, at no cost, wheelchairs and adult strollers. Also available are single passenger electric mobility carts for rent on an hourly, half-day or full day basis. Rentals are on a first-come, first-served basis. Please check with the gift shop for availability. A shuttle for the physically challenged is available during certain times of the year. Please visit the Information Desk in the Visitor Center for times and pick up location. Children's Activities Families visiting the Gardens can check out a Reading Basket free of charge at the Information Desk in the Visitor Center. By leaving a driver's license to hold the basket, children can choose one of the three available themed baskets. Each storytime basket contains books, puppets and a blanket for sitting. While we recommend that all small children use a stroller, there are a limited numbers of strollers available on a first-come, first-served basis in the gift shop. "

Boone High School Auditorium

Branscomb Auditorium

More info on our website

Breakthrough Theatre of Winter Park

We are an intimate theatre in the heart of Winter Park. We are a non-Equity community theatre that encourages self-expression through dance, music, and theater. We believe that art is an essential part of any thriving community. We believe that arts lift the spirit and raise the collective consciousness of the citizens of Central Florida. We collaborate with artists and artistic organizations in an effort to facilitate mutual support, recognition, and the exchanging of ideas. We work to encourage a thriving community of artists and appreciation of art within Central Florida.We offer classes in acting, dance, voice, and improvisation. We will also offer special seminars, workshops, movies, and concerts. The Breakthrough Theatre produces professional quality Mainstage productions and a children's summer camp and production. The Breakthrough Theatre strives to unleash the artistic potential of every community member.

Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science

The mission of the Brevard Museum is to operate a museum that will attract and educate residents and visitors about history, science and culture, with an emphasis on Brevard County and the East Central Florida region. There is a Nature Preserve: 22 acres of nature trails open 365 days a year and a picnic area with a covered pavilion. Admission: Adults $6.00, Seniors & Active Military $5.50, College students with ID $4.50, Children 5-16 years old $4.50, Children 4 years old and under Free - School Tours, including Docents - $4.50 per person. Hours are Mon-Sat: 10am to 4pm, Sun: Noon to 4pm.

Brevard Zoo

Zoo

In 1994, a small group of people with a big dream began building a zoo for Brevard County. They wanted a place to escape from the increasing urban landscape, a place to get closer to nature, a place to experience the beauty of wildlife, and a place where students could explore the diversity of life on earth. Frank Vega, past publisher of Florida Today, recruited several community leaders to make this dream come true. Executives from the aerospace industry formed teams to work on architectural design and contributed labor to build the new zoo. A. Duda and Sons generously donated the land, with a prime location right off of I-95. The Brevard County Commissioners committed a revenue source from the Tourist Development Council bed tax. People with the means in the community formed a 303-member Founder’s Society which helped the Zoo match a $500,000 grant from the State of Florida. Thousands contributed monetary support by purchasing t-shirts and zoo memberships – all before the Zoo had even been built! This small band of dedicated people raised $3.5 million. With the resources in hand, the newly-minted Zoo Board recruited more than 16,000 volunteers to undertake the World’s Largest Modern Day Community Build. Leathers, Inc.—specialists in community builds—in partnership with zoo designers Basset and Wells created an elegant, functional design that would take advantage of available materials and a volunteer workforce. With hammer and nails at the ready, the local community began a16-week zoo construction project to make the dream a reality. In March 1994, Brevard Zoo opened to local acclaim. The original landscape design—featuring winding boardwalks through hardwood hammocks and intimate views of wildlife—set a standard for immersion that continues today. The central organizing principle of a middle loop with zoogeographical loops splitting off ensured that even after dramatic growth, guests were never more than a 10-minute walk from any amenity in the Zoo and never felt crowded. During planning and construction of the Zoo, great care was taken to preserve the native vegetation. Today, mature live oaks, palms, and pines all add to the natural beauty of the animal habitats set on 75 acres of land.

Brick & Mortar

Brick & Mortar is a space designed to foster artistic expression, exchange ideas, and form positive relationships for the purpose of creating a sustainable creative community.

Broadway United Methodist Church

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Bronze Kingdom Museum

Art Center ; Bar/Tavern ; Business/Company ; Gallery ; Meeting Space ; Museum ; Restaurant/Cafe

Bronze Kingdom is a gallery-museum in Orlando, Fla. featuring the largest collection of African bronze sculptures in the world. Founded in 2017, by collector, philanthropist, and entrepreneur, Rawlvan R. Bennett, Bronze Kingdom offers visitors the chance to view and purchase these rare pieces of art. The museum is located at 6464 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819. For more information visit www.bronzekingdommusem.com.

Bubbalou's Bodacious BBQ

Apopka Bubbalou’s is Apopka’s favorite BBQ. Since opening on Rock Springs Road in 2005, people from all around Apopka have been coming through our doors for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Weather it is the mouth watering BBQ that Bubbalou’s Bodacious BBQ is famous for or our down home southern breakfast, we serve it up all day.

Buca Di Beppo

Buca di Beppo is an authentic Italian restaurant that offers flavorful Italian dining. Dine with family and friends while enjoying the Italian traditions of food, friendship and hospitality. In the spirit of Italian culture, our dishes are served family style and are meant to be shared.

Buena Vista Palace Hotel & Spa

LOCATED ACROSS FROM DOWNTOWN DISNEY®SUNDAY DISNEY CHARACTER BRUNCHCOMPLIMENTARY TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM THE PARKSBuena Vista Palace, an official Walt DisneyWorld® Resort, is a contemporary haven offering totally refurbished accommodations, a majestic new lobby and unsurpassed hospitality. Footsteps from the Downtown Disney® area, guests can also enjoy complimentary transportation to the Walt Disney World® Theme Parks. Plus, park tickets are never a problem. Admission is guaranteed for Buena Vista Palace guests, even if the parks are full.ACCOMMODATIONS - Put yourself in the heart of all the magic with 1,014 newly renovated guest rooms and 117 suites. Accommodations are stylishly appointed and feature luxurious pillow-top mattresses and bedding, along with thoughtful amenities such as a 32” HDTV, a mini-refrigerator and high-speed and wireless Internet access.ACTIVITIES - The perfect place to relax and play, Buena Vista Palace offers something for every member of the family. Refresh with three heated swimming pools with pool concierge, Jacuzzi and sauna. Enjoy guaranteed access and transportation to preferred golf at five Disney PGA Championship golf courses. Indulge in the 10,000 square-foot rejuvenating spa with its extensive pampering menu. Watch the kids beam at our Sunday Disney Character Brunch. And, the Tropical Recreation Island, playground For rental information contact caterers Patricia or Ashley.

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