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Uniting Your Communityzz
VILLAGEWALKMAY 2016 Wire
4 Community Matters Monthly update on HOA related topics from your community manager.
5 Violation of the Month "ARC" Application
6 Relay For Life Village Walkers of Lake Nona
8 Voices of VillageWalk Meet your neighbors the Wenrich
10 Discover Your Lifestyle Learn about upcoming events and the current offerings of your lifestyle program
13 Calendar of Activities & Events Check out this months new food trucks!
15 Dressed In Hope Get the latest from the ladies!
16 What’s Happening in May? Kentucky Derby - Mark Raisch Sings!
20 Landscaping Update Keeping the community green is no easy task. Stay up to date with these updates
24 Get Active in 2016 Introducing Ballet Classes!
28 Important Contacts Stay in touch!
31 City of Orlando Monthly calendar & updates from officials.
32 Advertisements Special thank you to all of our advertisers and sponsors.
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CommunityMATTERS
May is here already! I can hardly believe we are almost halfway through with the year. And what a year 2016 is proving to be. I'm very happy to announce that we will soon be setting a turnover date and thus you'll be seeing much communication coming from my office in regards to turnover, elections, Board member candidacy, but most importantly...QUORUM! In order for the community to hold a turnover/transition meeting, we must meet quorum. For VW, that number is 30% of the total number of homes. Now some of you may be asking "Well Val...what does that mean exactly?" That means that on the evening of the Turnover Meeting we must have representation from a minimum of 426 households or we legally cannot hold the meeting that evening and will need to reschedule with proper notice. Under Florida Statutory law, we are required to provide a minimum of 14-days notice for such membership meetings. Now that I hope I've gotten your attention...the good news is that you do not have to be physically present at the meeting in order for your household to count towards quorum. Along with other information, each residence will receive a proxy which may be turned into the Board of Directors or assigned to a neighbor/friend who will be present at the meeting in order to assist with reaching quorum. It is extremely important if
you believe that you will not be able to attend in person that you fill out a proxy and turn it in otherwise we may very well have to reschedule the meeting and the whole process will start all over again. Equally important as quorum is Board Candidacy. For those of you interested in running for a seat on the Board of Directors, as I mentioned earlier, please watch for communication from my office with more information on what the requirements are and upcoming meetings. This is an exciting time for the VillageWalk community and I for one am looking forward to working with the new Board and continuing to improve upon this beautiful and unique development. As always, if you have any questions/comments/concerns, please feel free to contact us at [email protected], call 407.888.2704 or simply stop by the office!
Thank you for your continued dedication and involvement! I hope to see
you around.
At your service,
Valerie VelazquezYour Community Manager
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Violation ofthe Month
Architectural Review is a vital part of maintaining the aesthetics and property values in many Homeowners Associations. From a practical perspective, this process is often administered by an Architectural Review Committee or “ARC” which is appointed by the Homeowners Association's Board of Directors. The importance of this requirement cannot be overstated when you consider the reason for such a restriction. Membership in a community association requires compliance to pre-existing conditions and regulations. One of the biggest advantages of these conditions is the protection of your property values. The value of your home is directly related to the condition, appearances and aesthetics of the community as a whole. By regulating the kind and types of architectural changes that can be done, our Association is better able to maintain our property values. Getting our Association to approve all proposed architectural changes is not just a good idea to protect your investment, it is a requirement! The Architectural Review Committee meets on a monthly basis, so it is important that if you have an upcoming project you allow yourself enough time for the review process. Each application is due by the First Friday of each month and will be reviewed on the Third Friday, unless otherwise posted. With that said, when in doubt please feel free to reach out to us with any question on what would be considered an architectural approval requirement. For more information or to obtain a copy of the ARC Guidelines and to submit an application for approval, please email [email protected] or call 407.888.2704.
At your service,
Yen PerezYour Assistant Community Manager
Making Any Chang e s ?Don't Forget Obtain Approval First!
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Dave and Kim Wenrich moved to VillageWalk from Winter Springs, FL and haven’t looked back since. “We felt good about letting everything go,” explains Kim, “we were ready for a change!” Dave is a sub-contractor who specializes in masonry stone work and a Pulte preferred vendor and Kim has been selling Mary Kay for 25 years. Needless to say, they both have a passion for helping people and are always willing to give references and suggestions to new and old homeowners. “The ideal neighborhood is one where everyone has compassion for people, especially from other countries,” says Kim, “one with courteous people, a larger community involvement in activities and nobody speeding!” - “Anything that gets damaged is a cost to each homeowner” interjects Dave, “we have to follow the rules!” Dave and Kim express their love for events and activities and are always encouraging others to attend when possible. The couple understands that events are a great opportunity to learn different traditions and cultures, such as Diwali. They recognize the increase
of resident turnout and have easily identified each event continuously being elevated to the next level. “The Beatles, Comedy Show, Super Bowl Party all had huge turnouts,” exclaimed Dave, “there is no reason why when we host any event, we don’t have a problem fitting everyone in!” Having lived in VillageWalk for two years now, Dave and Kim have gained an appreciation for VillageWalk’s style of living considering it to be a low maintenance community. “It’s the idea that everything is always being taken care of,” says Dave, “when we’re on vacation it helps to know that the grass is being cut.” The couple expresses their love for the “sense of community” that is felt as soon as they enter the gate, acknowledging that the 24-hour gate attendant adds to the idea of living in a “safe haven.” “We’re definitely aware that things can happen,” explains Dave, “but because we know so many people who live here, it all just feels like home.”
Voices of VillageWalk
with Jamileth The Wenrich's
Fun Fact: Dave and Kim have been married for 30 years but met each other in
the 5th grade.
To the right is their 5th grade class picture. Can you find Dave and Kim?
Would you or your family like to be interviewed for this new monthly feature edition? Contact us at [email protected]
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SIX WAYS TO GET A HIGH-END LOOK FOR LESS I'm always trying to help my clients find ways to make their homes look more expensive, while working with a modest budget. There are lots of ways to make your rooms appear richer and more luxurious that won't cost a fortune. With a few well-planned moves, you can make any room in your house feel like a million bucks. *Beefingmup your architectural molding can go a long way toward making your rooms feel richer. Wider crown molding, taller base molding and box trim can be added. One of my favorite tricks is to install a thin piece of trim several inches below your existing crown molding. Paint the drywall area between the two trim pieces the same color and finish as the trim. The bulkier the trim molding, the pricier it looks. *Wood flooring always elevates the look of a space. No carpet or other flooring material feels as rich as a beautiful wood floor. Sure it will cost more than most other floor choices, but the impact is well worth the cost. It will also be a bonus when trying to sell your home, setting it apart from the competition. *Throw pillows that are 18 inches or less can read store bought. Search for or have larger pillows made for your sofa. Overstuffing your pillow covers help too. Stuff 24-inch down-filled pillow inserts into 22-inch pillow covers for a more luxurious look.
*Nothing makes as much impact in a room as a new, interesting light fixture. Lose
the builder-grade chandelier and install an eye-catching personality piece that enhances your decor. You can find a great supply of inexpensive lighting fixtures at a home improvement store. But lighting stores will give you the best selections. *Add a two-piece chair rail.
By using a backer board behind a standard chair rail you now have a
custom, beefy look. Then paint walls one color above the chair rail and another
below. * Refresh your walls. It is amazing what a difference a new coat of paint in a rich color will do to improve the overall feel and appearance of a room. You may want to paint one wall in an accent color for a bit of drama. I always caution clients when choosing a wall color to pick a color that is a bit muddy. That means don’t use clear bright colors on the wall. Use a color that has a lot of grey or brown in it. Bright colors are sometimes hard to live with as they give off too much energy and the room is not relaxing.
DESIGN
Décor by Carol Fisher LLC407-655-8383
decorbycarolfisher.com
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“Without a sense of caring, there can be no sense of community." Anthony Burgess
The Lifestyle Team has been super busy, with spring arriving and summer around the corner. This summer we will be hosting numerous family events and begin our Teen Events! These events will include game night in the ballroom and also a few adventureous events on the lawn. Everthing from lazer tag to a night of karoke under the stars! Kicking off our summer activities...this year we have confirmed on-site swimming lessons for VillageWalk residents! Please be sure to watch for the email to sign up for the classes soon. We are also introducing Ballet classes for all ages. A first for VW...beginning at the end of July, we will offer a tech summer school course to our resident children. The classes will be located in the Ballroom from 9am-3pm Monday thru Friday and will be focused on robotics and programming. The classes will only be able to hold 24 students per class, so watch for emails on registration soon. May brings with it quite a few holidays and special events... Cinco De Mayo which is a Mexican celebration on May 5th. This year's Kentucky Derby falls on the 6th and 7th and Memorial Day is honored on Monday, May 30th. I'm so excited to announce that we will be hosting a Derby Party on the lawn on May 7th, the event begins at 4pm and we will offer traditional Derby food provided by the Deli. The cost is $10 per person. On May 14th we will host Mark Raisch who is a fantastic singer and entertainer. He performs
everything from Bruno Mars to Frank Sinatra. We are offering an Early Bird ticket price of $11 prior to May 5th, then your ticket prices will increase to $13 per person and $15 at the door, so purchase your tickets early. On Saturday, May 28th we are hosting a Memorial Day Family BBQ. We will be asking our residents to bring a side dish and volunteers to help man the grill for some delicious hamburgers and hot dogs! This past month we hosted our Beatles Tribute Show and we introduced our comment cards, the night had everyone dancing and singing along. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback, it truly helps us to know where we can improve as the Lifestyle Program continues to grow each and every month. Please watch for our emails and be sure to alert your neighbors and friends to our upcoming events. We look forward to seeing you at any one of the amazing events we have planned out for you this month and remember we are always open for new ideas and suggestions on how to improve the Lifestyle program.
Cheers,
Linnette BoldigYour Lifestyle Director
Discover Your
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COMMUNITYThank you to Hello Photo Studio for
the fabulous photos from theBeatles Tribute Show.
Charla is the proud owner of the Hello Photo Studio which is located in VillageWalk Shoppes and a VW resident! Book your session with her today by
emailing [email protected].
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ACTIVITIES &EVENTS
HAPPENING IN
MAY2016Don’t forget to register for events and activities via email
or at the Town Center. This will help us in planning all programs.
Events & Activities are subject to change. An email blast will be sent out stating any changes.
Q&A with Registered Dietitian
A registered dietitian is able to help you reach your nutrition goals by providing accurate, and easy to
follow nutrition advice.
May 16th 7:15pm-7:45pm
Canvas Painting
Feel free to bring your lunch and a friend to this months canvas
painting! Adults: Thursday, May 12th 7pmKids: Saturday, May 21st 11am
Cost: $35 per painterRSVP
www.facebook.com/artsandcraftsroadshow
904-716-6460
Family Movie Night:
The Good Dinosaur
In a world where dinosaurs and humans live side-by-side, an
Apatosaurus named Arlo makes an unlikely human friend.
May 27th @ 7pm FREE
Food TrucksWednesday, May 4thFood Trucks 6pm-9pm
Cowboy Jim (Funnel Cake)Saigon Sizzle (Vietnamese)
Paramount on Wheels (Mediterranean)
Over Rice (Hawaiian)El Cactus Azul (Mexican)
The Local Chef (Organic)
TriviaFast paced game of questions and
great fun with your neighbors!
Wednesday, May 11th 6:00pm-8:30pmCost: $5 to play
No food will be servedBYOB!
I Heart Art Club
We'll be drawing our hands using an easy method that will
appear 3 dimensional! A fun class for kids!
Saturday, May 7th 11am-12:15pmCost: $10 per student
RSVPandrea_bourassa@yahoo.
com
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Hello VillageWalkers,
If you haven't already met the newest member of the Maintenance Team, please give Juan Melendez a warm VillageWalk welcome! Juan has been in the maintenance industry for many years now and is also Universal HVAC Certified and Pool Certified. As you can see in this photo, he is good with saving all of our beautiful Wildlife around here as well! Many of you have noticed the recent surge of traffic enforcement within the community. In an effort to aide Orlando Police and the HOA, we have added four additional speed limit signs on Upper VillageWalk Circle and will continue moving our speed radar sign around the property. As a reminder, we have a lot of children playing around the community and people walking and riding their bikes, so I can't stress enough to please obey our posted speed limits throughout the community. Upper and Lower VillageWalk Circle is 25 MPH and residential streets are 15 MPH. Please make sure we are making full stops at posted stop signs, particularly around the school bus stop located near the tennis courts. Please also make sure not to try and pass any moving vehicles as we have many blind curves around the community and slow down when you see landscapers, pedestrians, and other persons. We will continue to add traffic enforcement measures as the year progresses. We have some exciting news about our pool areas! Your Pool Committee has been working hard on upgrading the pool furniture at both pool areas. Each pool's furniture will be refurbished and have additional new furniture, umbrellas and tables. To add a little flare for no additional cost, they have decided to go with a couple of blue accent stripes on the chaise lounge and chairs to match the umbrellas and I personally am looking forward to seeing what it looks like when we are finished. This all should be completed by the end of May. As announced, the lap pool will be resurfaced in mid-May. Some of you inquired about the possibility of adding full sized swimming and, unfortunately due to state codes and restrictions, we were not able to do so as we are required to have at least 4 feet on each side. I hope everybody has a wonderful summer and please keep in mind we can't be everywhere so if see something that needs attention please let the HOA Office know as soon as possible.
Until next time,
Michael Ireland
MonthlyMaintenanceReport
Because every child is important, we hope that every one of our dresses has a role to play in that child’s life. When we see a little girl clutching her dress and doll, we know that we’ve touched another soul. And perhaps it will help her to know that
there are people out there who care for her.
Our first three shipments for this year: 20 dresses to Uganda
25 dresses to Honduras 64 dresses to Costa Rica
Join us every Thursday at 10am in the Town Center. All help is appreciated from sewers and non-sewers!
MonthlyMaintenanceReport
WHAT’SHAPPENING IN MAY
M a r k R a i s c h Saturday, May 14th
7pm - 9pmEarly Bird $11 per person before May 4th
$13 per person after May 5th $15 per person at the door
Must Purchase Ticket in AdvanceWhether Mark is performing with his pianist, trio or his big band ,
his beautiful voice humor and charm makes each person feel like he is singing just to them. Mark leaves his audiences wanting more!
Ke n t u c k y D e r b y G a r d e n P a r t y Saturday, May 7th
4pm - 8pm$10 per person
Must Purchase Ticket in AdvanceThe race is known in the United States as "The Most Exciting Two Minutes In Sports" or "The Fastest Two Minutes in Sports" for its
approximate duration, and is also called "The Run for the Roses" for the blanket of roses draped over the winner. Enjoy traditional Derby food from the Deli: Bowls of fresh cut Strawberries, Kentucky Hot Brown
sandwhiches, Bendictine Cheese Tea Sandwhiches, Mac & Cheese with bacon and the famous Derby Pie. Derby Hat Contest the hats will be
judged on Derby Theme, Most Creative, and Crowd Favorite. Please bring your favorite beverage and purchase your tickets today!
Family Memorial Day Pool Party & BBQSaturday, May 28th
1pm-4pmLet's Grill Hamburgers & Hot dogs and you bring the sides!
We provide the music and fun!Would you like to grill? Bring a side dish?
Email [email protected]
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VillageWalk Presents:
Comedy Night
John Charles
Comedian John Charles has been performing all around the United States, Canada and Europe for most of his professional life and has established himself as one of the most sought after comedy and music entertainers in the corporate market. He has written, produced and hosted the openings of almost every Walt Disney Resort in the United States and Europe. As a corporate entertainer, John has performed all over the country for most of the fortune 500 companies, including AT&T, IBM, Kodak, Time Warner, Coca-Cola, and many, many more. John’s popularity in the convention market is a result of his uncanny ability to identify with and relate to any group, no matter how large or small. By allowing his audience to become a part of his show,
John is able to create a unique and exciting experience that is tailored especially for that audience, that night. No two shows are ever alike. Dean Napolitano is a true story teller. His view on life, both present and past, will have you laughing from start to finish. Dean has appeared on the hit TV shows Army Wives, Las Vegas, and Burn Notice among others. He is truly a comedian who will keep you laughing all night! Both comedians are not only talented but offer an evening of pure entertainment. Are you looking for a fun night of comedy and music then this is the show for you! VillageWalk is pleased to be bringing you these talented comedians and performers!
We look forward to seeing you at the show!
Popcorn will be served, BYOB! Please email [email protected] for more information.
Family Memorial Day Pool Party & BBQSaturday, May 28th
1pm-4pmLet's Grill Hamburgers & Hot dogs and you bring the sides!
We provide the music and fun!Would you like to grill? Bring a side dish?
Email [email protected]
Saturday, June 11th7pm - 9pm
$12 per person
Dean Napolitano
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We start our day early, opening our doors at 10am Monday-Friday (open at 11am on Sunday) offering locally roasted coffee and espresso beverages; house
made breakfast breads, artisan pastries, and breakfast sandwiches (served until 11am).
Why Wait? Order Ahead! 407.271.8371
MAY SPECIALS
Chipotle Chicken PizzaS $11 | M $15 | L $19 | XL $24
Try our new Gluten Free Pizza! 12" $11.99 - $1 per topping
This delicious pizza comes in its own tray so that the crust never comes in contact with flour. Ingredients and toppings for these pies are kept separate
from our NY Style pizza toppings.
Blueberry Mandarin Spinach Salad: $7.99Fresh Blueberries, Spinach, Mandarin Orange, House Made Candied Walnuts
and Pecans with a house made vinaigrette
Our menus have been updated and printed! Stop by the Deli to pick up your copy or visit us online at www.LakeNonaDeliandMarket.com
Mother's DayChocolate Covered Strawberries: Celebrate mom with our
Belgian Chocolate dipped strawberries $12/half dozen. Each order includes 2 White chocolate, 2 Dark Chocolate, and 2 Milk
Chocolate Strawberries. Custom orders are also available.
Order deadline is Wednesday, May 4th call the Deli to place order at 407-271-8371
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LandscapingUpdateBy: Chris Skerzsick
If you have seen any flowers, it sure had nothing to do with April showers! Yes, the stress of warmer weather combined with very little rainfall has taken a toll on us, as well as the community. We will do our best to correct system issues and supplement problem areas by watering manually. Plant and turf stress may be avoidable, we are trying to limit permanent damage. Our maintenance team will continue with their weekly mowing schedule this month. We have asked them to try and avoid mowing any turf that is in extreme drought stress. Your property should receive a detail visit approximately every three weeks. Weeds are always a big concern this time of year and we will be doing our best to keep them under control. Our agronomic team will be applying insecticide this month as a proactive approach to controlling Chinch Bugs in the turf. We will be scouting for pest issues as we move throughout the community. Please use our customer service system if you believe there is a health problem with your turf or shrubs and the team will be glad to take a look. We have been working very closely with the HOA, along with several of the committees in preparation for turnover. It is a pleasure to work with these dedicated individuals as well as the Access Management Team in preparing for this event, which is quickly approaching.
We wish all mothers a very Happy Mother’s Day! Enjoy yourselves, you deserve it!
If you ever have any questions or concerns you can use our customer service system or contact your HOA and we will do our best to help. We appreciate the
opportunity we are afforded, servicing this beautiful community.
Landscape Service Contact InformationDown2EarthInc.com
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Bring Yo u r
I n n e rBeauty
Out!
"DASH OUT THE DOOR"
It’s May, it must mean it’s time to bring out those big beautiful sun hats for the Kentucky Derby. We had so much fun learning the dos and the don’ts of creating our Kentucky Derby style. Chances are whatever you are wearing on your head is going to attract a bit of attention, so keep your makeup simple with a singular pop! Kentucky Derby hats provide the most stylish element…but it’s what we wear underneath them that brings it all together.
Thinking ahead to summer, this month’s makeup clinic will be a quick and easy “Dash Out the Door” look, we will learn to highlight our best feature
for maximum impact. Come learn some new makeup
tips perfect for those lazy days of summer. Seating is limited. Register for the “Dash Out the Door” Clinic: email,[email protected] or phone/text at 407-383-1506.
I hope to see you on the
this month!
Kim WenrichYour ResidentMakeup Junkie!
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Wednesday, May 11th at 7pm in the Town CenterTHIS WILL BE THE SECOND IN A SERIES OF IN-DEPTH
EXPLORATIONS OF NATURAL SOLUTIONS FOR YOU & YOUR PETS.The goal of this interactive series is to better understand and care for your furry friends!
Our in-depth study will include discussions, exercises and demonstrations including: • Fundamentals in Natural Solutions & Energy Healing for Animals • Animal Communication and Intuitive Elements to Help with our Animals • Energetic Systems in You and Your Animals & Understanding the Chakra System• Energy Healing Through Bodywork – Reiki, Scalar Wave, T-Touch, Muscle Testing • Shifting Energy through EFT/Emotional Freedom Technique• Nutrition for Animals • Essential Oils, Bach Flowers and Crystal Healing.
Last month’s talk was a huge success, so don’t miss out!RSVP AT [email protected]
Previous attendance is not required. We will be discussing new topics on energy healing.All attendees will be entered in a raffle.
Julie Jacobs is the owner of Pawsitive Solutions, as well as the owner of the pet boutique, Dog & Friends. As a graduate student at the Communication with all Life University, she actively participates in all of the programs they offer. She is an animal communicator, Reiki practitioner trained in various energy modalities, trained in EFT/Emotional Freedom Technique/Tapping, certified in essential oil treatments in animals, as well as a variety
of other techniques. Much of what she is trained in also benefits the pet’s humans! As a fellow VillageWalk resident, many of you know her from pet sitting and other pet events in the community.
To learn more, visit her website at www.pawsitive-solutions.comAny questions, email Julie at [email protected]
RSVP AT [email protected]
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CROSSFIT INSPIRED WORKOUTCrossFit workouts consist of functional movements performed at a relatively high intensity, and we assure you this CrossFit routine will take your fitness to the next level. This class will be limited to 10 people each, so be sure and register and we know you will meet your fittness goals in this class.
Mondays & Wednesdays @ 6pm
In the BallroomContact: Mari Milenkovic
HIITJoin us in the Ballroom every Monday and Wednesday for a 60 minute HIIT style workout. HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) is a highly effective workout that increases fat burning and boosts up metabolism by up to 450% during the 24hrs after your the workout. Get a full body workout and burn up to 500 calories! This is a fun, fast paced, class that will get you closer to the results you seek. Bring water, a towel, and a friend!
RUNNING CLUBWhether you’re brand new into running, looking at getting back into a routine or been running for awhile. This club is for you! The running club is geared towards making friends, collaborating with individuals who either want to set goals or set new ones. Regardless of the intentions it’s for everyone and everyone is welcome to run and train together as one and a team. The running club will begin on Tuesday March 8th.
Spring Fitness 2016
Get fi t t
his Spring with our weekly classes join today!
Saturdays @ 10am & 11amThursdays @ 9:30am
At the Basketball CourtContact: Rhett
Tuesdays & Thursdays @ 6pm Sundays @ 6:30am
Meet at the Gas StationContact: Carlos Crespo
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Mondays & Tuesdays @ 1:15pm, 2:30pm, 4:00pm
Wednesday @ 12:30pm, 1:45pm, 3:00pm
In the Ballroom
More questions email us [email protected]
WATER AEROBICSThis is a form of aerobic exercise that requires water-immersed participants. Just like swimming, water aerobics classes are easy on your joints, yet challenging enough to help you reach new levels of fitness. The classes focus on aerobic endurance, resistance training, and creating an enjoyable atmosphere.
SCHOOL OF BALLET & MOVEMENTIntroducing our new ballet classes for both adults and children. Classes that will be offered are Adult Stretch & Conditioning, Tiny Tots Creative Movement (3-4yr olds), Adult Beginner Ballet (14- adult), Introductory Ballet & Tap Combo (5, 6 & 7 yr olds), Ballet 1 (8 - Teen). Classes will begin on May 16th.
BOLLYWOOD DANCEOne hour of pure dance and fun with upbeat bollywood music. The class will be a once a week session format with one choreography being taught sequentially over a defined period. Students will be learning new steps in every class. Classes will be focused on providing the fun element of Bollywood, at the same time teaching the “technique” and the “art” of performing.
Tuesday's @ 6pmFirst Class FREE
RSVP [email protected]
PLEASE CONTACT INSTRUCTORS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND PRICING.
Wednesdays @ 9:00am
At the Resort PoolContact:
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Town Center HoursMonday - Saturday
9 a.m - 9 p.m.Sunday
12 -6 p.m.
Gatehouse407.816.0010
Meet The Staff
Valerie Velazquez - Town ManagerYen Perez - Assistant Manager
Common Area Maintenance:
Michael Ireland - Maintenance SupervisorJuan Melendez - Maintenance Tech
Lifestyle:
Linnette Boldig - Lifestyle DirectorJamileth Hudson - Lifestyle Assistant
Resident Services/Concierge:
Romy CuevasSara Almeida
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VillageWalkat Lake NonaContact Info
8524 Insular LaneOrlando, FL 32827
407.888.2704Fax: 407.888.2948
Looking for avenue for yournext big event?Then look no further! The VillageWalk Town Center Ballroom is a multipurpose room featuring a built-in projector and screen. It is the perfect setting for business meetings, corporate conferences, birthday celebrations, graduations, family reunions, holiday parties, weddings and receptions. If you are interested in booking the ballroom for your next event or for more information, please stop by the Town Center or email [email protected] for a rental application and rates.
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City Commissioner - District 1 Jim Gray 407.246.2001 [email protected]
Aide Diane Wilhelm 407.246.3011 [email protected]
OPD Liaison Officer Edgar Malave 407.246.2513 [email protected]
Office of City Commissioners 400 S. Orange Avenue P.O. Box 4990 Orlando, FL 32802 Fax: 407.246.3010
City of OrlandoDistrict 1 Calendar
May 1, 201612 – 7:30 p.m.
Kiddies CarnivalFestival Park
The cultural event is sponsored by the Trinbago Association of Central Florida. For more information please contact
May 7, 20168 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Best Buddies Friendship WalkLake Eola Park
Best Buddies is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to create opportunities
for one-to-one friendships, and leadership development for people with intellectual
and developmental disabilitiesbestbuddies.org
May 7, 20168 p.m.
Shakespeare Movie in the ParkLock Haven Cultural Park
West Side Story will be presented by the Orlando Shakespeare Theater.
www.orlandoshakes.org
May 14, 20169 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Future of Transportation in Central Florida
This workshop is to learn how Orange County, the City of Orlando and our
region work together to create a coordinated transportation system.
Learn who is in charge of making sense of how we move traffic and people
throughout Central Florida. Community Connections Work Shop Series at the Orange County Internal Operations
Center 450 East South Street, Orlando, FL 32801 To register, go to ocfl.net/
CommunityConnections or 407.836.2934 Co-sponsored by City of Orlando and Orange County
Sundays10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Eola Sunday MarketThis market has gained a reputation of being one of the best in Central Florida.
The market features fresh produce, homemade breads, an assortment of local cuisines, beer and wine and
a variety of artwork and entertainment. orlandofarmersmarket.com
These events are posted as a courtesy only and could be
subject to change. If you have an interest in the event, please confirm before attending. Visit http://www.cityoforlando.net/district01/recent-
events/ for more information.
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PAWSITIVE SOLUTIONS ......everything for you, your pet, your soul!
PET Nutrition. HANDS-ON HEALING including Reiki & eft/TAPPING, Crystal HEALING
Animal Communication & intuitive work
Essential Oil Healing learn how to use natural alternatives on your pets
DOG SITTING & WALKING
Julie Jacobs, Owner DOG & FRIENDS and PAWSITIVE SOLUTIONS
866-‐518 DOGS *407-‐697-‐5119 * [email protected] www.pawsitive-‐solutions.com
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