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Thousands of residents in the greater Orlando area are struggling to pay the increasing rent with inflation, as prices are reaching higher and higher with no end in sight. According to The Central Florida Foundation, the metro Orlando area sees an influx of over fifteen-hundred people moving into the area every week. These individuals are
Orlando’s pop-up festivals and street markets are notorious for showcasing unique, hand-made, authentic and eclectic products from artists and entrepreneurs in central Florida as well as a variety of food vendors that provide a delicious taste of Orlando culture. These markets are a vital source of outreach, marketing, and interaction for small-businesses to not only
In the wake of an overall underwhelming Black Friday, the small-businesses of Orlando are jumping at the chance to provide the gifts that mean more to those that wish to shop small. Pop-ups and vendor festivals are excited to host these public events to grow community and spread love, especially during the holiday season. “It’s
Two weeks after Fluffy Fluffy launched the Grand Opening of their first location in the United States, the line still wraps around the café before they’re open. Orlando is eager to try these new Japanese souffle pancakes, and those who have had the pleasure are leaving their comments online. On Yelp, there are forty-four reviews
Thirty days after opening in Orlando, Fluffy Fluffy hosted a Grand Opening at its new location on Colonial Dr. This two-day event had lines around the building of eager customers willing to wait over an hour for the one-of-a-kind soufflé pancakes. “I love seeing customers trying the pancakes for the first time,” said a founding
For the seventh year in a row, Eric and Shannon Johanesson deck out their home in Winter Park, FL and open it up to the public. They spend weeks installing elaborate displays with the help of their three kids, friends and neighbors to ensure that everyone in Orlando can experience some Christmas Joy- for free.
In the wake of an overall underwhelming Black Friday, the small-businesses of Orlando are jumping at the chance to provide the gifts that mean more to those that wish to shop small. Pop-ups and vendor festivals are excited to host these public events to grow community and spread love, especially during the holiday season. “It’s
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