Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Field to Feast helps feed kids; Gary Sinise gets Patriot Award; Artist seeks to protect Earth

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February 11, 2020

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Field to Feast foodie fête feeds your face — and theirs

Feb. 22 will mark the seventh year for Field to Feast, one of the city's most beautiful food events, and one that's reaped great rewards for Second Harvest Food Bank's Kids Cafe.

Gary Sinise gets Patriot Award for veteran efforts like Disney trip for families of fallen soldiers

Gary Sinise received the Patriot Award, the highest honor bestowed by the Congressional Medal of Honor Society, for his efforts to support veterans such as the annual Snowball Express to Walt Disney World for Gold Star families.

Eco-warrior, feminist, artist: Mira Lehr says save the Earth

Artist Mira Lehr's environmental-themed works are on view at the Mennello Museum of American Art through May.

Hold my beer: Florida may allow dogs at breweries

Changing rules against allowing dogs in breweries is among those overhauls being considered to the state's beverage laws during the legislative session underway in Tallahassee.

As Orlando Fringe expands kids programs, its Winter MiniFest grows

Orlando Winter Mini-Fest sees more kids; performer Jon Bennett raises thousands to aid in fighting Australian fires.

The 2020 Disney Marathon was the hottest on record. One runner got through it with a stranger's kindness.

Did you run the Disney Marathon this year? It was the hottest one on record since the signature race through Disney's theme parks began in 1994.

Florida's wild side stars in new PBS documentary

An upcoming PBS documentary features Florida's landscapes, ecosystems and wildlife.

Orlando Science Center cracks open 'Top Secret' spy exhibit

Orlando Science Center's 'Top Secret' exhibit tests spy skills

10 romantic spots in the Orlando area

Ahead of Valentine's Day, here are a few of the most romantic spots in the Orlando area.

Orlando Social Media Stars: HellthyJunkFood opens its kitchen doors

Orlando is home to one YouTube's rising channels, the stars of HellthyJunkFood. Take a look inside their kitchen and studio.

Orlando Shakes' 'Three Musketeers' is a rip-roaring good time | Review

'The Three Musketeers': Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews the Orlando Shakes production.

Orlando Valentine's Day: How to say 'I love you' in the City Beautiful

Orlando offers many ways to celebrate Valentine's Day with your special someone. Here's a list of ideas.

Cute alert: Florida zoo gets baby meerkats for first time ever

There's adorable, and then there's baby meerkats. Just try and not say, "Awwwww."

Abandoned dog rescued by Osceola Animal Services ready for adoption

Abandoned dog Chip came to Osceola County Animal Services in rough shape. He's since recovered and is now looking for a new home.

Love Your Shorts Film Festival returns to Sanford

The 10th annual Love Your Shorts Film Festival returns Feb. 13-16 to Sanford.

Valentine's Deals beyond a meal in the Orlando area

Orlando area attractions feature deals and packages for Valentine's Day.

FAVO celebrates 100th art show in converted motel studio space

Faith Arts Village Orlando, FAVO for short, is celebrating its 100th First Friday art show with artists, food trucks and live music. The village is home to artists who use former hotel rooms as studio space.

What's the deal? Discover which wholesale club is right for you

A look at the similarities and differences between Sam's Club, BJ's Wholesale and Costco in Orlando.

Hollywood photographer Douglas Kirkland takes the spotlight at Snap! Orlando exhibit

Snap! Orlando welcomes in the work of Hollywood photographer Douglas Kirkland, a man who photographed the likes of Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor and Coco Chanel during his storied career. The gallery is open Feb. 7-May 23 and coincides with the 10th anniversary of the Orlando photographic gallery.

Growing Orlando dance scene picks up the pace

From ballet to modern to flamenco to a new festival, Central Florida is dancing.

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