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ANTIQUE LOVERS FLOCK TO MOUNT DORA FOR SPRAWLING EXTRAVAGANZA THIS WEEKEND

1/15/2020

Once again, Mount Dora will play host to Central Florida's massive and eclectic shopping experience on January 17, 18 and 19.

Three times a year Renningers Antique Center organizes the Antique Extravaganza, the motherlode of vintage and antique shopping, set in the rambling hills under majestic oaks.

Make no mistake. There is antique shopping and then there is the ‘Extravo’ shopping. That’s the term seasoned buyers and ‘pickers’ use for the event that boasts over 800 dealers during its 3-day run spread on a scenic portion of a 130-acre property.

Dealers from across the U.S. descend on Mount Dora to offer a tremendous variety of vintage finds and fine antiques at every price.

Extravos only happen the third Friday, Saturday and Sunday of November, January and February. Shoppers and the curious can roam the hills from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday admittance costs more, however eager shoppers get first dibs on hard-to-find treasures. Sunday shoppers get better bargains, but some vendors do pack up early.

Parking is free. Admission is $10 on Friday, $6 on Saturday, and only $4 on Sunday. A three-day pass is $15. Renninger’s Antique Center is located at 20651 US Hwy 441.

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CAPTIVATING PHOTO EXHIBIT TAKES TAVARES "UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL"

1/14/2020

At first glance, they are bold abstracts in photography. After a closer look, the framed photos are striking details of nature.

Lake County Museum of Art (LCMA) has an impressive exhibit of photographs captured on six continents by world traveller and photographer Charlene Edwards. The dozens of meticulously arranged abstract images of nature span the decades of her career. The exhibit, titled Up Close and Personal, celebrates life’s remarkable and meaningful details, according to Edwards.

In addition to being visually captivating, the interactive exhibit’s main focus is educational, intended to open the viewer’s eyes, mind and heart to nature’s beauty, which can be overlooked in everyone’s busy everyday life.

It’s worth noting that the installation of LCMA’s exhibit is remarkably conceptual and designed with a thoughtfulness that perfectly complements the artwork. This balance is not always found in small museums, but Lake County Museum of Art didn’t disappoint.

This exhibit will be on display at the museum through January 25. Lake County Museum of Art is open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and is located at 213 W. Ruby Street in downtown Tavares.

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FUN NEW SCULPTURE ADORNS MOUNT DORA'S UPTOWN GATEWAY

1/9/2020

It’s big. It’s black. And it’s cool.

This week a creative new addition was installed along Mount Dora’s Uptown gateway. The eye-catching spider sculpture, inspired by similar versions that began popping up in the western states in the 1970’s, was created by John Henns and installed on commercial property he owns at Highland Street and 3rd Avenue. Not long ago, Henns transformed the commercial building into a modern and streamlined building that improved the aesthetics of the entire block.

Henns, a contractor and owner of Henns Construction, said he had wanted to create the oversized arachnid for years, but finally made it a reality. The towering black sculpture, made of steel and a vintage Volkswagen Beetle, took 3 weeks to create and one day to install.

Henns, a Mount Dora High School graduate and his wife, Christy, are long-time residents of Mount Dora, a city known for its artists, but arguably with a shortage of art in its public places. Henns funded the project on his own, but his intent was to create something for the public to enjoy.

The Highland Street corridor, known as Uptown, has been slowly improving and building a unique vibe of its own. The district is now sprinkled with businesses popular with locals such as Mount Dora Brewing, Mermaid Juice Craft Beer Bar, The Streatery restaurant and Adrenaline Bikeworks.

Henns said in the few days the sculpture has been installed, the response from uptown residents and passersby has been very positive. It’s safe to say, the corner of Highland and Third Avenue may become one of the City’s most interesting corners with eye-catching new artwork to photograph.

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REALISTIC DINOSAURS DESCEND ON MOUNT DORA'S LIBRARY

1/3/2020

ABOVE: One of the larger dinosaurs currently on display at W.T. Bland Library.

They are so lifelike, you may have to look twice. Thanks to the talent and generosity of a Mount Dora-based company, a new dinosaur exhibit was recently installed in the lobby of the city’s W.T. Bland Library.

The nearly 30 realistic prehistoric models were created by Planet Earth Sculpture. The precise features of the reproductions, like their colorful fur and feathers, were vetted for their accuracy by academics in the field and museum curators. Most of the animals included in the exhibit are 2 to 3 feet tall and a handful measure 5 to 6 feet. The pieces were designed to be a travelling exhibit for participating museums.
The local company’s owners, Keith Strasser and Lyn Joyce, are allowing the library to exhibit the reproductions through February. Planet Earth Sculptures has other work displayed in the Smithsonian Institution and natural history museums throughout the U.S.
In addition to the models, the exhibit also features educational posters about dinosaurs and plaques near the animals that clearly identify them.
One young boy could be heard exclaiming, “I love dinosaurs!” as he excitedly entered the lobby.

“I think we will receive a ton of visitors, as his [Strasser’s] animals reflect the newest science regarding dinosaurs, in that many likely had feathers and fur,” said Cathy Lunday, Library Manager at W.T. Bland Library. The library is located at 1995 N. Donnelly Street.
The Friends of the Library sponsored the exhibit that is open during the library’s regular hours.

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MOUNT DORA HOSTS FREE NEW YEAR'S EVE BASH

12/26/2019

Set among Mount Dora’s twinkling lights and towering musical Christmas tree, a celebration is set to rock the city’s historic downtown on New Year’s eve.

For the sixth year, Sunset Park will be the venue for the free festivities and provide the perfect vantage point for an impressive fireworks display at midnight from Lake Dora’s Fourth Avenue Docks.

Three Link Society, an Orlando-based hard rock trio, will be providing live music in the park while food and drinks will be available for purchase. Revelers can enjoy a celebratory dinner before the party at some of downtown Mount Dora's popular restaurants. The block party starts at 9 p.m. and lasts until the fireworks end.

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SANTA TOURS MOUNT DORA WITH LIGHTS & SIRENS ON DEC. 3-5

11/23/2019

Every year Santa and Mrs. Claus visit Mount Dora neighborhoods with a few of their local friends. This year, Santa will tour neighborhoods on three evenings: December 3, 4 and 5.

Santa covers a lot of ground touring the city, so he relies on the generous help of Mount Dora's Police and Fire Departments. The sound of loud sirens will fill the evening air as Santa and his festive motorcade travel throughout the city from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. each of the three nights. Residents shouldn’t be alarmed when they hear the prolonged sound of emergency vehicles on those three evenings and just understand it’s Santa spreading some local cheer.

RELATED: Local Holiday Events Guide for Mount Dora, Tavares & Eustis

One of Santa’s stops is always right in the heart of downtown Mount Dora among its millions of twinkling lights. The Central Florida town has earned a reputation as the best little Christmas town in Florida.

Mrs. Claus reports Santa loves Christmas in Mount Dora, so his 2019 tour schedule covers a lot of the city and rotates a lot of neighborhoods every year. Residents of neighborhoods not on this year's tour can see Santa at Donnelly Park or Target at one of the times below.

Santa exact arrival times can be unpredictable due to traffic and unforeseen delays, but his elves assured Mount Dora Buzz that it's always well worth any wait that might occur.

TUESDAY, DEC. 3

Leave Police Headquarters at 5:30 pm
5:30 pm – 6:00 pm

Normandy Drive
Overlook Drive
Dogwood Mountain
Old Eustis Road

6:00 pm – 6:20 pm

Downtown area
Donnelly Park

6:20 pm – 7:20 pm

Hammock Oaks
Lake Center Drive
Spring Harbor

7:20 pm – 9:00 pm

TJ Maxx
Walmart
Target (stopping @ Target)

NOTE: Times are approximate and subject to change due to traffic and unforeseen delays.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4

Leave Police Headquarters at 5:30 pm
5:30 pm – 6:00 pm

1300 block of Tremain Street
Grant Avenue o Wardell Street o Pine Avenue
Grandview Street between Pine Avenue and 11th Avenue

6:00 pm – 6:20 pm

Downtown area
Donnelly Park

6:20 pm – 7:45 pm

Unser Street & 9th Avenue (east)
Highland Street & 5th Avenue
Lake Franklin
1st Avenue
Simpson Street (south)
Liberty Avenue
Cobble Hill
Dorsett Drive
Mountclair Court
Claire Morris
Rossiter Street
Camp Avenue

7:45 pm – 9:00 pm

Chautauqua
Johns Avenue
South Grandview Street
South Clayton Street
3rd Avenue
Donnelly Park

NOTE: Times are approximate and subject to change due to traffic and unforeseen delays.

THURSDAY, DEC. 5

Leave Police Headquarters at 5:30 pm
5:40 pm

Bristol Lakes

6:00 pm – 6:20 pm

Country Club of Mount Dora, clubhouse

6:45 pm – 8:00 pm

Lancaster at Loch Leven
Loch Leven

8:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Summerview
Veranda Apartments
Summerbrooke

NOTE: Times are approximate and subject to change due to traffic and unforeseen delays.

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SAVE DEC. 14 FOR MOUNT DORA'S "SNOW IN THE PARK"

11/23/2019

It’s always a surreal scene. One day a year, drivers make a double-take as they pass a snowy hill in downtown Mount Dora.

2019 marks the eighteenth year that snow has fallen and this year it’s forecast for the evening of December 14. That’s the day the City of Mount Dora transforms the slope at Donnelly Park into six lanes of fun-filled sledding (see event video). To complement the night’s family-friendly activities, the pickleball courts will become an ice-skating rink during the annual Snow in the Park event.

RELATED: Local Holiday Event Guide for Mount Dora, Tavares & Eustis

The festive atmosphere will also include holiday princesses, music and kids’ activities plus a visit from a special guest from the North Pole.

The favorite seasonal event for local kids has 40 friendly staff members from the City’s parks department creating the fun by helping with the sledding and ice-skating, providing security for Santa and looking after the park’s maintenance.

Participants are encouraged to support the Lake Cares Food Pantry by bringing donations of non-perishable food items in exchange for a fast-pass ticket which will get you to the snow slopes quicker.

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LIGHT UP EUSTIS FEATURES SNOW , SANTA & ICE SKATING ON NOV. 29

11/20/2019

ABOVE: Downtown Eustis holiday lights (Mount Dora Buzz photo)

The day after Thanksgiving is much more than Black Friday in Lake County. It’s also the night of the 32nd annual Light Up Eustis celebration in its historic downtown.

This free, family-friendly event kicks off the holiday season and will include ice skating, a 75-foot snow slide, live music, entertainment, food trucks, and vendors from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

RELATED: Light Up Mount Dora festivities and schedule

Santa and Mrs. Claus will make a big arrival from the North Pole on a sleigh with the help of a fire truck. Dancer the reindeer and its baby, Donnie, will also be there. Children are invited to take a free photo with Santa and Mrs. Claus and decorate a personalized keepsake frame with representatives from the Lake Eustis Area Chamber of Commerce. Kids can also enjoy the thrill of sliding down on the 75-foot snow hill. Santa’s arrival will be followed by holiday music by the LifePointe Church Teen Choir at the Downtown Center Stage.

This year, the city’s real ice-skating rink, Eustis On Ice, has a new location at Fountain Green. Admission to the 40’ x 100’ ice rink is $10 per skater and includes skate rental. Skaters can opt to purchase a skate pass for $90 for ten admissions and ten beverages while the seasonal rink remains open.

RELATED: Holiday Event Guide for Mount Dora, Tavares & Eustis

event schedule

5:00 p.m. - with the Bay Street Player’s Young People’s Theater taking the stage
5:30 p.m. - Eustis Heights Elementary “Tiger Sound”
6:00 p.m. - Ceremony and countdown for the lighting of approximately 400,000 LED holiday lights across all of Downtown Eustis.

“This year’s celebration promises to be magical. We invite everyone to come celebrate this beautiful time of year with us,” said Eustis Mayor, Michael Holland.

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MOUNT DORA TO ADD ARTISTIC FLAIR TO LIGHT POLES

11/19/2019

ABOVE: Winning Banners, "Sunset on the Lake" by Matt Hyland (left), "Donnelly House"by Cathy Shoemaker (center), Sunset by Christine Smith (right)

Drum roll, please. The City of Mount Dora announced three winners of a creative banner design contest that concluded in October. 94 entries were submitted by 46 artists.

The City issued a “Call to Artists” in August for banner designs with artwork that illustrated what made Mount Dora “Someplace Special,” the city’s slogan. The three winning designs of differing artistic styles will be displayed on decorative light poles throughout the city. Each winner also receives an $800 cash prize.

WINNING ARTISTS:

Matt Hyland of Mount Dora – “Sunset on the Lake”
Cathy Shoemaker of Mount Dora – “Donnelly House”
Christine Smith of Umatilla – “The Sunset”

Two of the original designs are colorful interpretations of sunsets on Lake Dora, and the other is digital art of the iconic Donnelly House. The winning designs were chosen by a panel of judges from the Mount Dora Public Art Commission and will be printed and hung city-wide in January.

“The members of the Commission were so excited about the quality and the quantity of the submissions, which evidences a thriving arts community in Mount Dora,” said Harlow Middleton, Chair of the Mount Dora Public Art Commission.
The three winning artists presented their artwork at the November 19th CIty Council Meeting.

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SCOTTISH HIGHLAND FESTIVAL COMES TO MOUNT DORA THIS WEEKEND

11/13/2019

Bring on the kilts. Mount Dora’s Scottish Highland Festival comes to downtown’s Donnelly Park and Evans Park this weekend. The two-day festival celebrates Scottish culture with a big line-up of events including performances by the Mount Dora Pipes and Drums Corps. (view event video)

The festival’s family-friendly events begin at 10:00 a.m. on both days and admission is $10 and $5 for children and seniors. Throughout the day there will be traditional dancing and performances on the stage, plus a reenactment camp, bagpipers, and vendors selling Scottish food, merchandise and, of course, tartan kilts.

The Parade of Tartans, featuring numerous Scottish clans and bagpipers, starts at noon and will go from City Hall, across Baker Street to Donnelly Park. The challenging Scottish athletic games will take place on Saturday only at Elizabeth Evans Park and feature grueling events like the keg toss, firetruck pull, caber toss, stone carry, and sheaf toss.

The festival ends at 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

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LIGHT UP MOUNT DORA TO ENCHANT SPECTATORS ON NOV. 30

11/1/2019

ABOVE: Donnelly Park in downtown Mount Dora (Photo by Mount Dora Buzz)

Mount Dora will come alive with over 2 million lights on Saturday, November 30, during the 38th annual Light Up Mount Dora.

Workers with Mount Dora Marina, the City of Mount Dora, and local businesses have been stringing up the lights in the city since mid-October. The combined efforts of these groups have turned the Central Florida town into an increasingly well-known Christmas destination. Mount Dora Marina alone has over a million lights and is reportedly the largest privately-owned light display in Central Florida. (see video)

ABOVE: Mount Dora Marine privately-funded light display (Photo by Mount Dora Buzz)

Light Up Mount Dora will feature pre-ceremony shows in downtown Donnelly Park with dancers, traditional Christmas carols and much more. Residents and visitors are encouraged to bring their lawn chairs and blankets to the park.

RELATED: Guide to Local Holiday Events in Mount Dora, Tavares & Eustis.

Most of the historic downtown’s quaint shops will be open late, so guests can get a jump on their holiday shopping. The area’s diverse restaurants and bars will also be open late to accommodate the visitors.

"LIGHT UP MOUNT DORA" EVENTS SCHEDULE

4:30-5:30: Pre-show events in Donnelly Park with dancers, traditional Christmas songs and more entertainment.
5:30-6:30 Christmas Show
6:30: Light Up Ceremony begins at Donnelly Park with Lights to be turned on shortly afterward.
6:40: Large Christmas Tree in Sunset Park will turn on lights and music.
The night will be topped off with a special visit from Santa.
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ANTIQUE LOVERS FLOCK TO MOUNT DORA FOR A BIG EXTRAVAGANZA EVENT

11/1/2019

Vintage lovers and treasure hunters are getting giddy.

Once again, Mount Dora will play host to Central Florida's massive and eclectic shopping experience November 15, 16 and 17.

Three times a year Renningers Antique Center organizes the Antique Extravaganza, the motherlode of vintage and antique shopping, set in the rambling hills under majestic oaks.

Make no mistake. There is antique shopping and then there is the ‘Extravo’ shopping. That’s the term seasoned buyers and ‘pickers’ use for the event that boasts over 800 dealers during its 3-day run spread on a scenic portion of a 130-acre property.

Dealers from across the U.S. descend on Mount Dora to offer a tremendous variety of vintage finds and fine antiques at every price.

Extravos only happen the third Friday, Saturday and Sunday of November, January and February. Shoppers and the curious can roam the hills from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday admittance costs more, however eager shoppers get first dibs on hard-to-find treasures. Sunday shoppers get better bargains, but some vendors do pack up early.

Parking is free. Admission is $10 on Friday, $6 on Saturday, and only $4 on Sunday. A three-day pass is $15. Renninger’s Antique Center is located at 20651 US Hwy 441.

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MOUNT DORA PLANT AND GARDEN FAIR TAKES ROOT ON NOV. 9 & 10

10/21/2019

  Gardeners and green thumbs will descend into downtown Mount Dora for the 25th annual Mount Dora Plant and Garden Fair on November 9 and 10.

Once again the event will be held under the oaks at Donnelly Park. In past years, other locations have been used, such as along the Lake Dora shoreline at Simpson Cove and at downtown’s Sunset Park.

The free festival features native and exotic nurseries from across Florida, as well as vendors selling garden decor and nature-inspired items. Gardeners can expect to find blooming orchids, flowering shrubs, fruit trees, and camellias, as well as succulents, bamboo, bromeliads, bonzai and other specialty plant vendors. There will also be vintage garden items and statuary for sale to enhance outdoor space. Food vendors will be on hand selling a variety of culinary options.

The rain-or-shine hours are Saturday, November 9, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday the 10th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Drivers should look for signs for public parking lots.

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BEST HALLOWEEN EVENTS FOR KIDS in Mount Dora, Tavares & Eustis

10/21/2019

OCTOBER 25

Boo! Festival, Oct. 25
This annual one-night event features family fun with live music, carnival games, trunk-or-treat, hayride, giant inflatables, food vendors, a lumitron stilt-walker and more. Free admission.
Time: 6-9 p.m.
Location: Wooton Park, downtown Tavares

Night in the Pumpkin Patch, Oct. 25
Everyone is encouraged to wear costumes for a night of pumpkins, bounce houses, live music and an outdoor movie. Food trucks will have food available for purchase.
Time: 5-8:30 p.m.
Location: Trinity Church, Eustis

OCTOBER 26

Seaplane Fly-in, Oct. 26
Part airshow above Lake Dora and part kids’ party in the park, this family event features seaplane flying contests and a fun “Pumpkin Bomb Drop.” Kids are welcome to paint the pumpkins before the bomb drop. Free admission.
Time: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Location: Wooton Park, downtown Tavares waterfront

St. Patrick’s Trunk-or-Treat, Oct. 26
Kids can dress in fun (not scary) costumes and then visit the festive trunks for treats. The event also features a pumpkin carving contest, music, a hayride, plus hot dogs and other snacks.
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Location: St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Mount Dora

HarvestFest 2019, Oct. 26
This event is held on the grounds of the Skip Haymans Recreation Park at the church. There will be a Trunk-or-Treat Trail, plus inflatables, live music, face painting, balloon artists and carnival games. Food Trucks will have food and beverages available for purchase.
Time: 5-7 p.m.
Location: Lifepointe Church, 3551 E. Orange Avenue, Eustis

october 27

Fall Festival & Trunk-or-Treat, Oct. 27
Kids can enjoy an evening of fun and games, plus a costume contest, bounce houses, popcorn, cotton candy and more.
Time: 5-7 p.m.
Location: Lake Eustis Christian Church, 315 E. Orange Avenue

october 30

City of Mount Dora Spooktacular Party, Oct. 30
Right in the center of downtown Mount Dora, families can enjoy games, face-painting, bounce houses, and a D.J. The first 500 kids under 12 get a bag of candy. Food trucks will have food and drinks available for purchase.
Time: 6-8 p.m.
Location: Donnelly Park, corner of 5th Avenue and Donnelly Street, downtown

OCTOBER 31

Toddler & Preschool Costume Contest, Oct. 31
The annual contest and parade through the library’s butterfly garden also features free treats and books for youngsters.
Time: 10:30 a.m.
Location: W.T. Bland Library, Mount Dora

Downtown Mount Dora Trick-or-Treat, Oct. 31
Parents and youngsters can have a safe night of trick-or-treating at participating stores in downtown Mount Dora.
Time: 6 p.m.
Locations: Participating stores downtown will be marked with signage

Neighborhood Trick-or-Treating, Oct. 31
The area has various good and safe neighborhoods for trick-or-treating. Go with friends that live in well-lit and kid-friendly neighborhoods.

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MOUNT DORA'S "FALL IN THE FIELD" CELEBRATES THE SEASON ON OCT. 5 & 6

10/3/2019

In Florida, changing leaves don't signal the Fall season. However, there is one reminder for Mount Dorans that a cooler time of year may be approaching.

The tell is the annual Fall in the Field at Renningers. A free, two-day event that blends an exotic heirloom pumpkin patch with plenty of primitive fall decor and and large dose of vintage shopping. This year the event is on October 5-6 and celebrates its eighth year.

In addition to the shopping experience, the weekend also features make–and take crafts for all ages at the complimentary craft tent located at the Pavilion. The show runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m on both days, rain or shine. Admission and parking are free.

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