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Staying the CourseArnold Palmer has done just that for 83 years because of his dad, who always stood beside him—and in many ways still does. |
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Park Placeswe celebrate 5 communities that share a surname and a multitude of enviable charms. |
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Holy GroundsAt Axum Coffee, Renaut and Brooke van der Riet are serving the world, one cup at a time. |
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Salty ScribeWith his hard-hitting history of Florida, T.D. Allman raises more than a few hackles and eyebrows. And that’s just fine with him. |
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Short ListAn A&E pocket guide for JUNE |
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Dad’s Day DownpourThis may be the rainiest month of the year, but these gifts are sure to keep your favorite guy dapper and dry. |
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Jardinière GemsEco-inspired gifts that are sweet and stylish. |
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Scent of a StateFlorida gets its own perfume, made by a master. |
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Raise Some EyebrowsThe ancient art of threading can give you the perfect arch. |
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CHEERS!With craft beer and whiskey, Eternal Tap finds its place on Church Street. |
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Messing AroundI-Drive’s art bar, DRIP, is painting the town red. Literally. |
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Getaway Game PlanSending a kid to college? Then Gainesville, Tallahassee and Miami are your towns too. Here’s how to enjoy them. |
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Healthy HavenDestination fitness camps can reboot a healthy lifestyle. |
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Story of a ZookeeperEthan Anderson, 24, communes with the animals as a Central Florida Zoo hoof stock keeper. |
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Prime TimeThe white-jacketed servers and supper club atmosphere complement the superb seafood choices at Ocean Prime. |
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Italian DuetBarbara Alfano and Elisa Scarpa come from different worlds in the home country. But they strike a common chord when it comes to authenticity in their culinary creations. |
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Black & White Gala, benefits Give Kids the World Village. The Peabody Orlando. 407-396-1114, ext. 4225. gktw.org
Make ’m Smile, benefits Nathaniel’s Hope, which helps special needs children and their families. Lake Eola Park. nathanielshope.org
Team Hope Walk for Huntington’s Disease, benefits the Huntington’s Disease Society of America. Eddie Rose Amphitheater, Cranes Roost Park, Altamonte Springs. 407-507-3831. hdsa.org
6/2
Let Us Entertain You, benefits four nursing colleges: Adventist University of Health Sciences, Seminole State College, UCF College of Nursing, and Valencia College. The Ballroom at Church Street. 407-620-3987. femmesdecoeur.org
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Wine Quest, benefits Quest, Inc., which assists people with disabilities. JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes. questinc.org
6/8
Jeans & Jewels, benefits the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra. Winter Park Garden Club, Mead Gardens. 407-896-6700, ext. 236. friends-
orlandophil.org
Knight to Remember, benefits UCF student scholarships and celebrates UCF’s 50th anniversary. 407-823-3802. ucf.edu/50/50th-anniversary-celebration
6/13
Father of the Year Awards Dinner, benefits the American Diabetes Association and honors fathers who have made a difference in the community. Loews Portofino Bay Hotel. 407-660-1926, ext. 3054. diabetes.org/OrlandoFOTY
6/15
Red Dress Ball, benefits scholarships, micro loans to female entrepreneurs, educational events and other programs. Hilton Altamonte Springs, 350 Northlake Blvd. 407-792-0790. facebook.com/gawborlando
6/22
Promise Walk for Preeclampsia, funds research for preeclampsia, which affects pregnant women and unborn babies. Lake Eola Park. promisewalk.org/orlando
6/23
Model4Miracles Charity Fashion Show Luncheon, benefits Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. DoubleTree by Hilton Orlando Downtown. teensgogreenglobal.org
6/29
Run To Win Florida 5K, benefits Project Hope Worldwide, which provides support to Ugandan orphans. Baldwin Park. runtowinamerica.com
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