Orlando Magazine - November 2015

November 1, 2015

Site Staff

Twelve Days of Holiday Gifts: An Orlando Guide

On the first day of… Okay, okay, we won’t sing the whole song, but we will give you 12 ways to shop this season. No matter who is on your list, our gift guide has all of your bases covered—with yummy food items, lush plants, the latest in tech, holiday fashions, spa finds and more. The only thing missing is an actual partridge.

Maddy Zollo Rusbosin,

New Worlds: A Guide to What's Fresh at Orlando Theme Parks

Much is new and more is on the way at Disney World, Universal, SeaWorld and other theme parks. Enjoy our hometown tourist guide, along with tips on making your excursion even more fun.

Kristin B. Ford, Megan Padilla, Joseph Hayes,

Guide: What's New at Universal Orlando

Hagrid’s motorbike coaster is a headliner at Harry Potter’s land, but there’s plenty more casting spells.

Megan Padilla,

Science of Screams

Take a ride behind the scenes to examine the engineering and physics of Orlando’s most popular roller coasters.

Laura Anders Lee,

Story of a… Knight

David Bobola, 30, has won swordfights, horseback battles and the heart of a princess at Medieval Times.

Brooke Morton,

On The Town: November 2015

37 special events happening in the month of November.

Site Staff,

Arabian Dreams

The custodian of one of the greatest herds of horses on earth opens his farm to visitors, offering a one-of-a-kind bonding experience.

Megan Padilla,

Ship Shape

Whether you crave flatbreads, fresh fish, or shrimp and grits, MOOR’s menu offers delightful culinary excursions.

Joseph Hayes,

Best of Both Worlds

From pastas to hearty beef dishes, Itar Bistro and Market superbly melds the flavors of Italy and Argentina.

Joseph Hayes,

Hard Lesson

Greg Dawson laments the need for team sports outside Publix—students raising money so they can keep their sports groups alive.

Greg Dawson,

Holiday Glamour

Makeup artist Eddie Santos illustrates and gives tips on how to achieve three makeup looks, ideal for any seasonal event.

Ivette Kronour,

Choice Selections

These days the multitudinous variety of rolls available from full-service sushi places just isn’t enough, so now there are choose-your-own adventure options. Choice is good.

Joseph Hayes,

Double Date

The importance of good works.

Barry Glenn,

Macon’s Encore

Experience the rhythm and rebirth of a great Southern city.

Nancy Moreland,

Lovely Wraps

Turn a simple outfit into a bold ensemble with these vibrant jewel tone scarves.

Ivette Kronour,

Community Angels

They help get the vote out, minister to the homeless, counsel the grieving, give kids a sense of purpose.

Cheri Henderson, Kristen Manieri, Michael McLeod, Loraine O’Connell,

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