 May 2022
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Holiday Office Closure &
NO Solid Waste Collection Services
for Memorial Day, May 30- All City Government Offices will be closed on Monday, May 30.
- There will be NO trash, recycling, yard waste, or bulk Collection Services on Monday, May 30. Services will resume on your next scheduled collection day.
Click here for a yearly Solid Waste Holiday Collection Schedule.
If you have any questions, please call 407.656.2256.
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Public Meeting:
Proposed City of Winter Garden Wastewater Facility Plan and
Capital Finance Plan
Notice is hereby given that the City Commissioners for the City of Winter Garden, Florida will hold a special meeting at City Hall, 300 W. Plant Street, Winter Garden, Florida on May 26, 2022, at 5:30 pm, for the purpose of considering the approval of the proposed City of Winter Garden Wastewater Facility Plan and Capital Finance Plan. This public meeting will include a discussion of the Wastewater Facilities Plan and the financial impact on system users. The public meeting is intended to afford the opportunity to individuals to be heard on the economic and social effects of the location, design, and environmental impact of the wastewater system improvements.
A portion of the funding for this project is anticipated to come from the State Revolving Fund (SRF) loan program. Financial impacts on utility users will be presented at the hearing.
Reports, documents, and data relevant to the discussion are available for public review at Winter Garden City Hall.
Other business which may properly come before the Commission will also be addressed. All interested persons are invited to attend and be heard.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If you require special aid or services as addressed in the American Disabilities Act, please contact the City Clerk’s Office at (407)-656-4111, no less than five (5) days prior to the above stated public meeting date.
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Ways to Celebrate National Preservation Month
May is dedicated to National Preservation Month, also known as Historic Preservation Month, to celebrate the nation’s heritage through historic places. To celebrate, organizations across the country promote a variety of activities at the local, state, and national level throughout the month. Here in the City of Winter Garden, there are several ways to celebrate the origins of your hometown and become involved in preserving it: - Visit the history exhibits currently on display at City Hall and the Winter Garden Heritage Museum. Visit the Central Florida Railroad Museum to see amazing artifacts. Free admission always.
- Learn about volunteer opportunities at downtown’s two history museums and the history center dedicated to preserving our community’s history.
- Sign up for a walking or biking history tour through the Winter Garden Heritage Foundation.
- Take the self-guided Winter Garden Heritage Trees Walking Tour. Maps available at City Hall, downtown museums, and at bloomandgrow.club.
- Check your attic, basement, garage, or other outbuildings for historical documents or photos that may contribute to your community’s history, and share them with the history center.
For information about the museums, history center, tours, and volunteer opportunities, visit wghf.org or call 407.656.3244.
National Preservation Month Exhibit at City Hall | HISTORY PRESERVED: New Images of Winter Garden’s Architectural Legacy.The exhibit features 25 photographs that pay homage to our architectural legacy, including the five winning entries of the 2021 Historic Preservation Photo Contest. The contest was conducted during the City’s recent re-survey of the Downtown Historic District, in which local photographers submitted images of the iconic structures that have been standing for more than a century.
May 2 – June 30 | Monday – Friday | 7:30 am – 5:30 pm
Winter Garden City Hall Art in Public Places Gallery | 300 W. Plant Street
Pioneer Family Exhibit at Winter Garden Heritage Museum | TILDEN: The Story of a Family
Be sure to visit this exhibition showcasing photographs and artifacts donated by the pioneer Tilden family. The exhibition traces the 150-year historical legacy of an agricultural dynasty that greatly contributed to West Orange County’s growth.
Now – May 31 | Tuesday through Saturday | 11:00 am – 3:00 pm | Free Admission
1 N. Main Street
History Research, Education, and Visitors’ Center is Open
The archive is open to conduct research on West Orange County history, including thousands of family files. Call 407.656.3244 to make an appointment. In addition, as a Certified Visitors’ Information Center for the State of Florida, the Visitors’ Center has maps, brochures, and information on the area to share with walk-in guests. It services thousands of travelers yearly with the help of volunteers.
Tuesday through Saturday |11:00 am – 3:00 pm | Free Admission
21 E. Plant Street |
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 Photo by Barbara Stanczak, 2021 Historic Preservation Photo Contest Winner
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Winter Garden PAL Youth Summer Camp Registration Deadline is May 20
The Winter Garden Police Athletic League (WGPAL) will host an 8-week summer camp for qualifying youth. The camp is available AT NO COST to children ages 5-15 residing within the city limits and receiving government assistance.
Camp Dates | June 6 – July 29
Monday – Friday | 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Location | TBD
Cost | Free
The camp’s mission is to create and build relationships between camp staff, Winter Garden police officers, and area youth and their parents. The camp provides a safe, welcoming, and fun place to interact through sports, communication, and the introduction of experiences that encourage community ownership, leadership, education, and personal growth.
Visit the following locations on these dates to complete an application and bring required documents listed below: |
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When registering for the WGPAL Youth Summer Camp, the following documents are required:- child’s birth certificate or court/custody paperwork -- only parent or legal guardian can register a child (Children must be ages 5-15 and have completed Kindergarten.)
- child’s medical insurance card
- current water or utility bill for the Winter Garden address residence
- proof of government assistance (WIC, food stamps, etc.)
- form of identification (driver’s license, ID card, passport, etc.)
- camp application
The deadline to register is May 20, 2022. Space is limited. For more information, contact the Winter Garden Police Athletic League at 407.656.5416.
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City is Hiring:
911 Dispatchers, Permitting, Reception, Skilled Trades, Custodial, Solid Waste, & Utilities Positions – TRAINEES & EXPERIENCED |
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The City currently has great career opportunities available for those with EXPERIENCE and for TRAINEES. The City offers competitive wages and full-time employees are eligible for generous benefits, pension, & tuition reimbursement plan. Click here to review all available positions and for additional information on position responsibilities and minimum qualifications. Several examples of our career opportunities include:
PUBLIC SAFETY: - 911 Dispatchers (Full-time): Experienced or Trainees to coordinate incoming calls for service with Police resources, assess/prioritize calls, dispatch Officers, maintain/monitor Officer responses, conduct/enter inquiries, relay information, and help with lifesaving instructions. Full-time new hires are eligible for a $2,000 sign-on bonus!!
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: - Customer Service Representative (Full-time): Experienced or Trainee for frequent direct public contact with citizens and others requesting information and service on planning, zoning, and permitting matters.
Front Desk Reception (Full-time): Experienced or Trainee to greet citizens and guests on the phone and in person and provide administrative support to internal departments. A professional, dependable, positive, and outgoing individual with a service-focused attitude is essential.
FACILITIES: PUBLIC SERVICES: - Solid Waste Workers (Full-time): Requires Florida CDL Class B to pick up and haul garbage and refuse, experienced in using some/all of the following: Commercial Front End Loader, Rear End Loader, ASL, Boom Truck, Container Delivery Truck, & Roll off Truck. Scheduling flexibility is essential, as routes may require varying schedules including early morning, weekend, etc.
- Utilities - Collection Technicians & Distribution Technicians (Full-time): Experienced or Trainees to perform physically demanding work (have/obtain a Florida CDL Class B) while using light and/or heavy equipment. Locates water mains and valves and installs, relocates, replaces, repairs & maintains gravity sewer lines, force mains, manholes, service connections, water mains, fire hydrants, gate valves, etc. related to water and wastewater systems. Must be available and able to answer emergency or service calls after normal working hours.
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Drinking Water WeekThe City of Winter Garden is observing Drinking Water Week, May 1 – 7, by recognizing the vital role tap water plays in daily life, the infrastructure that is required to carry it to and from homes and businesses, and the critical work that our water professionals accomplish to ensure the delivery of quality tap water.
Your water department works diligently around the clock to ensure high-quality drinking water is “there when you need it.” It produces your morning coffee, cools you off after a workout, warms you up in a bath, cleans your fruit and vegetables, and is just there when you need it. Drinking Water Week is a good opportunity to recognize the vital role tap water plays in our daily lives.
Visit the City Hall lobby during the month of May to learn more about your water’s journey, from source to tap.
Water Plant Tours are coming in August so please stay tuned!
Call 407.877.5193 for more information.
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How to Dispose of Appliances
and Large Electronics
The City of Winter Garden will gladly dispose of old TVs, appliances, computers, and other large electronics you no longer want at no charge; however, you must schedule a pick-up. Many residents mistakenly think the bulk truck will get these items on their large item collection day; but a special appliance/electronics-only truck is assigned to remove them. To keep your neighborhood tidy, please schedule a pick-up before placing at the curb.
Appliances and large electronics pick-up can be scheduled via the Mobile Citizen App or by calling 407.656.2256.
Schedule a pick-up for the following appliances/electronics or they won’t be collected:
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Memorial Day
Community Ceremony
The community is invited to a Roll Call of Veterans, placement of wreaths, and patriotic songs to honor and respect our local veterans who gave their lives during times of war. Feature speaker will be United States Navy veteran and Winter Garden City Commissioner Ron Mueller.
Monday, May 30 | 8:15 – 9:30 am
Veterans Memorial Park, 420 S. Park Avenue
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Red, White and Blue AmericanaDowntown turns red, white, and blue from Memorial Day through Independence Day! The patriotic decorations symbolize our honor and respect for service members and our country, and provide a colorful backdrop for patronizing the local shops, dining at the outdoor patios, and for capturing holiday photos.
Click here for a sneak peek at the City’s Fourth of July Weekend Events.
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Celebrate National Miniature Golf Day at the Market
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Gather family and friends to celebrate National Miniature Golf Day at a free event at the Winter Garden Farmers Market on Saturday, May 14.
This pop-up event, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm, will include a nine-hole course and other fun outdoor games on the lawn adjacent to the Downtown Pavilion. All ages are encouraged to play a fun round!
Winter Garden Farmers Market
Every Saturday | 8:00 am – 1:00 pm
Downtown Pavilion, 104 S. Lakeview Avenue
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May is Outdoor Dining MonthThe month of May is declared “Outdoor Dining Month” in Winter Garden! Enjoy the spring weather and dine al fresco at neighboring and downtown restaurants while supporting local. A side of sunshine is calorie-free!
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Live Music Every FridayCatch live music every Friday night from 7:00-9:00 pm in the center of Downtown at Centennial Plaza.
This month’s Fridays on the Plaza musical line-up: - May 6 - Phenom Duo (Top 40s)
- May 13 - Sandy Back Porch (Bluegrass)
- May 20 - Salted Vine (Pop, 60s to today)
- May 27 - Southbound Duo (Country, Folk)
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Tampa Bay Rays Baseball Game Active 50+ Day TripBaseball season is here so take a road trip to watch a Major League game without having to do the driving! The City’s Parks & Recreation Department is hosting a Day Trip for the Active 50+ community to watch Tampa Bay Rays vs. Detroit Tigers on Wednesday, May 18.
Located in St. Petersburg, spend the afternoon at Tampa Bay Rays’ Tropicana Field. The enclosed domed stadium is air conditioned and boasts unique design features and fan amenities not found anywhere else in the Major Leagues.
Participants meet at Jessie Brock Community Center. Dutch treat for stadium food and drinks.
Wednesday, May 18 | 9:15 am – 6:30 pm
$39 City Resident / $43 Nonresident
Limited space available. Click here to book your reservation.
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SPRING into FUN with
PARKS & RECREATION!
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Click here for a list of Parks & Recreation programs, classes, sports leagues, camps as well as additional details about offerings below. Questions, call 407.656.4155.
Programs are held at the Jessie Brock Community Center, 310 N. Dillard Street, unless noted otherwise. Click here to register.
AQUATICS – Pools open this month!
Aqua Boot Camp Based on speed, power, and strength rather than rhythm and choreography, Aqua Fitness Boot Camp incorporates pyramid training, kickboxing drills, interval training, power drills, speed bursts, and strength exercises. While this class requires no coordination, it does demand a lot of stamina and is great for participants who need a new challenge and prefer intense, athletic workouts. This class will push you to your limits!
May 31 – August 4
Mondays – Thursdays | 12:00 – 12:45 pm
16 years & older | $3 per visit
Aqua Zumba
Activate your urge for variety! Aqua Zumba offers fun, shallow-water movement to improve agility and flexibility while addressing cardiovascular, strength, and endurance conditioning. This 60-minute class combines some of the traditional elements of aqua fitness with upbeat, Latin-infused dance moves. You don’t want to miss this pool party!
May 9 – August 1
Mondays | 6:30 – 7:30 pm
16 years & older | $3 per visit
Aqua Fitness
A stress-free exercise that works the cardiovascular system, respiratory system, and major muscle groups in one workout. Water surrounds the body resisting every move, and muscle workouts are balanced at your own level. Aqua fitness provides a great workout while putting minimal stress on the body.
May 10 – August 4
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 6:30 – 7:30 pm
May 7 – August 6
Saturdays | 8:00 – 9:00 am
16 years & older | $3 per visit
Lap Swimming
The outdoor lap swim program gives adults the chance to take to the water for health and fitness without interruption from other swimmers. Participants who swim 25 miles or more over the summer will receive a free Aqua Exercise Flex Pass for the following summer.
May 9 – August 4
Mondays – Thursdays | 5:00 – 7:00 pm
June 6 – July 28
Mondays – Thursdays | 8:00 – 9:00 am
May 7 – August 6
Saturdays | 8:00 am – 10:00 am
16 years & older | $3 per visit
Pre-Summer Red Cross Learn To Swim Mini-Sessions
These sessions are designed as refresher courses for young swimmers who have been out of the water since the previous summer. Each session offers four classes to help the participants regain confidence in the water.
Mondays - Thursdays
Session 1 | May 9 – May 12
Session 2 | May 16 – May 19
Session 3 | May 23 – May 26
$32 City Resident | $40 Nonresident
HEALTH & WELLNESS PROGRAMS
Gentle Yoga
Great for beginners or anyone that wants to learn the basics of yoga. Yoga involves stretching and strengthening exercises, breathing techniques, and relaxing meditation.
Tuesdays | 7:15 – 8:15 pm
16 years and older
$9 City Resident | $10 Nonresident, per class
Systema
This Russian Martial Art focuses on self-defense methods, greater strength and endurance, patience, and working with others. Winter Garden is the only place in Central Florida to practice this art used by Russian Special Forces!
Mondays | 7:00 – 8:30 pm
18 years and older
$15 per class
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City Hall Art in Public Places Gallery Premieres
History Preserved:
New Images of Winter Garden’s Architectural LegacyThe preservation of Winter Garden’s rich heritage is what makes it the vibrant, dynamic community that exists today. A new exhibit premiering today in City Hall’s Art in Public Places Gallery, History Preserved: New Images of Winter Garden’s Architectural Legacy, pays homage to Winter Garden’s architectural legacy.
The exhibit of 25 photographs displays local historic treasures and depicts the seven-month historical survey process of Winter Garden’s commercial and residential historic districts conducted in 2021. The exhibit includes the five winning entries to the 2021 Historic Preservation Photo Contest conducted in conjunction with the survey. The contest garnered nearly 200 submissions.
The contents of History Preserved: New Images of Winter Garden’s Architectural Legacy will be archived and preserved alongside the results of the historic survey. The 2021 historic survey was conducted to update information documented in a similar project completed in 1994, which led to the creation of the Winter Garden Downtown Historic District and a listing on the National Register of Historic Places.
May 2- June 30
Monday – Friday | 7:30 am – 5:30 pm
Opening Reception | Thursday, May 12, 5:00 – 6:30 pm | Public Invited
Art in Public Places Gallery in City Hall, 300 W. Plant Street
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Duke Energy to Conduct Tree Trimming in Winter Garden
With hurricane season approaching, Duke will be conducting tree trimming in Winter Garden to minimize the possibility of storm outages. As always, they will strive to balance aesthetics, sensitivity for the environment, and tree health with ensuring that the households and businesses that depend on them receive safe, reliable power.
Work begins May 1st and is expected to be completed within three weeks. Information about Duke's pruning techniques and vegetation management is available here. Please contact Duke Energy at 800.700.8744 or the City at 407.656.2256 with any questions.
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Call 811 Before You DigIf you are planning an outdoor house project (large or small) that requires digging, it is the law that you first Call 811 at least two full business days before you begin digging. This allows Sunshine 811 to notify its member utility companies to mark their lines, pipes, or cables where you plan to dig. This is a FREE service.
Failure to dig safely can result in costly damages and repairs, loss of essential utility services, and even serious injuries to you and your neighbors. To learn more about the safe digging process, check out the Six Steps to Safe Digging.
Established in 1993 by the State of Florida, Sunshine 811 is a call center and education resource that provides essential information on safe digging and prevents damages to underground facilities.
If you suspect a natural gas leak, call the Lake Apopka Natural Gas District 24-hour emergency service line at 800.542.3344.
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Use QR Code to Download Your Mobile Citizen AppThe Mobile Citizen app is a convenient tool to submit a work request to the City or have questions answered. For example, next time you see a pothole, a broken sign, a malfunctioning streetlight, or a leaky hydrant, you can notify the City through the app.
The app can also be used to inform the City that your trash was missed, schedule a pick-up for a discarded appliance or large electronic, inquire about a code enforcement concern, and more.
Use the QR code provided below to download the free Mobile Citizen app from Apple Store or Google Play to have a super convenient way to reach the City.
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Congratulations to the Class of 2022Congratulations to all of our City of Winter Garden Class of 2022 Graduates! Wishing you much success in future endeavors, and remember Winter Garden is truly not only “Where Good Things Grow,” but also “Where Good Things Grow Up.” |
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A Sen’ya Later Parade in tribute to the graduating seniors of Winter Garden’s West Orange High School will take in Downtown Winter Garden on Wednesday, May 11, at 6:00 pm. Bring a chair and get a good viewing spot to wish the seniors good luck as they parade up and down West Plant Street.
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Winter Garden Art Association
SOBO Art Gallery127 S. Boyd Street407.347.7996
wgart.org
Open Tuesdays – Saturdays, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
FREE Admission
EXHIBITIONSTop Choice Annual Awards ShowThe annual juried exhibition features a variety of 2D & 3D works competing for Best of Show, People’s Choice, Curator’s Choice, and Multiple Medium Category Awards. Visit to see who won!
Now – May 28
CALL TO ARTISTS
Interested artists can submit online between the FIRST and the EIGHTH of the month prior to an exhibition.
May 1-8 | Submit 2D & 3D artwork featuring portraits and other plays on the theme “About Face.” Creative interpretations of the theme are always appreciated.
WORKSHOPS FOR ADULTS
Click here for more information or to register.
Artist Night Studio: Life Drawing
A model is available to draw every Wednesday night.
Wednesdays | 6:30 – 9:00 pm
18 years and older only | $10 members; $15 non-members
Open Artist Studio
Come in and create your art surrounded by other local artists.
Every Tuesday | 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
Open to all | Free
Technique Tuesdays @ Two
A different instructor & technique will be featured every week. Pick up new tips & techniques while enjoying the Open Artist Studio space. Click here for theme schedule.
Every Tuesday | 2:00 – 4:00 pm (during Open Artist Studio)
Open to all | Free to members & first time visitors
ART FOR KIDSClick here for more information or to register.
Summer Camp at SOBO
SOBO Art Gallery & Studio will offer four high quality art camps this summer! Each camp session will explore a variety of topics and mediums.
Monday – Friday | 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
$150 per week | 2nd grade & up
Camp Sessions: • June 6 – 10 | Exploring Our Beautiful World! Land, Sea & Sky
• June 13 – 17 | Art Through the Ages
• June 20 – 24 | Exploring Traditions and Cultures
• June 27 – July 1 | America, The Beautiful…Travel around the USA!
Wednesday Art Clubs
2nd grade – 5th grade: 2:45 – 3:45 pm
Middle and High School: 4:00 – 5:00 pm
$15 each session, includes all materials
JOIN
Individual membership is $35 and a family membership is $50. Click here to become a member, volunteer, or donate to the arts.
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Garden Theatre160 W. Plant Street 407.877.4736 gardentheatre.org
LIVE THEATRE
Disney’s Beauty and the BeastNow - May 22 | Matinee and Evening Performances
ASL-Interpreted Performance: May 5
Sensory-Friendly Performance: May 14
Tickets start at $25 | Discounts available for youth, seniors, groups, and military members.
Click here to purchase tickets.
Music by Alan Menken | Lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice
Book by Linda Woolverton | Directed by Roberta Emerson
There’s been a change in me, a kind of moving on, though what I used to be I still depend upon. Trapped in her provincial life, an intelligent young woman risks everything to save her father from a terrifying Beast in an enchanted castle. Belle becomes the heroine of her own story as she discovers the power in daring to be different and breaks free from the expectations of her quiet village. Filled with dancing teapots, gorgeous costumes, and theatre magic, this international best-selling sensation will be reimagined like never before for the Garden stage.
MOVIESClick here to purchase tickets.
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (1991, G)
Sunday, May 1 | 6:30 pm | Rewind Movie | $5
A young prince is cursed after angering an enchantress, and only true love can break the spell. But who could ever love a beast?
The Wiz (1978, G)
Sunday, May 15 | 7:00 pm
Interactive Movie Preshow at 6:30 pm | $15
Everybody look around, ’cause there’s a reason to rejoice you see! Harlem schoolteacher Dorothy has never traveled far away from home, but when a snowstorm magically transports her to the Land of Oz, she’s in for a big adventure! Dorothy teams up with new friends to “ease on down” the yellow brick road and to find the one man who can help her get back home. Interactive Movies feature pre-show games and activities hosted by live actors.
EDUCATION
Click here to register for camps and to learn about our educational programs.
SUMMER CAMPS 2022Registration is now open for 2022 Summer Camps for grades 3-12! Students are encouraged to try something new, develop their theatre skills, and become more confident in everything they do.
June 6 - 10 Chillin Like a Villain | Grades 1-3 Broadway Boot Camp Teen | Grades 7 -12
June 13 - 17 Get Up and… Sing! | Grades 1 - 3 En Garde! Beginner Stage Combat | Grades 7 - 12
June 20 - 24
To Infinity and Beyond… | Grades 1 - 3
The Ghastly Musical | Grades 3 - 6
The Rhythm is Gonna Get You! | Grades 7 - 12
June 27 – July 1
Imagination 3D | Grades 1 - 3
The Fantastic Wizarding World | Grades 3 - 6 The Art of the Audition | Grades 3 – 6 Click here to learn about Garden Theatre’s health and safety protocols
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The “Tilden” name is preserved indelibly on roadways, a neighborhood, antique citrus crate labels, and a historical legacy stretching back for almost 150 years in West Orange County. An exhibit showcasing photographs and artifacts donated by the pioneer Tilden family traces the heritage of an agricultural dynasty that greatly contributed to the region’s growth.
Now – May 31
Tuesdays through Saturdays | 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Winter Garden Heritage Museum, 1 N. Main Street
Free Admission
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Participate in Your CityThere are many different ways you can participate in your City government. Here are some options for you to consider:
VOLUNTEER
The City of Winter Garden has a number of advisory boards and committees that welcome your participation. Most have monthly meetings and require only a few hours of volunteer time per month. For those interested in serving, please complete the Board Interest Form.
To find out more, contact the City Clerk’s office at 407.656.4111, ext. 2297, or stop by City Hall at 300 W. Plant Street.
JOIN A CLASS OR LEAGUE
Sign up for one of the many classes or leagues offered by the City of Winter Garden Parks and Recreation Department.
ATTEND A MEETING
Open to the public, attend a City meeting to find out firsthand what is happening in your community.
MAY MEETING SCHEDULE
The City has resumed in-person meetings.
Architecture Review and Historic Preservation Board Meeting
Tuesday, May 17, 6:30 pm
City Hall Chambers
City Commission Meeting*
Thursday, May 12, 6:30 pm
Thursday, May 26, 6:30 pm
City Hall Chambers
Code Enforcement Board Meeting
Tuesday, May 3, 6:15 pm
City Hall Chambers
Development Review Committee Meeting
Wednesday, May 11, 9:30 am
Wednesday, May 25, 9:30 am
City Hall Chambers
Planning & Zoning Board Meeting
Monday, May 2, 6:30 pm
City Hall Chambers
Visit the City of Winter Garden calendar for meeting updates, as well as to find out about additional meetings and events.
*City Commission Meeting recordings are available the next business day following the meeting, Click here to listen.
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