Hey it's Brent with Lawhon Home Team with Exp. And I'm Jennifer and in this video we are going
to show you some of the best free things that you can do in and around Orlando. That's right,
we've got parks, we've got some farmers markets, and we've got some events. So come join us on this
tour. First up is Art After Dark. Friday nights the place comes alive for Lake Nona's Art After
Dark which features local vendors, art, and live music. It's fun for the whole family.
Across the street from the town center is Boxi Park. They have a stage for live performances
which you will find at Friday's Art After Dark. The stage comes alive on the weekend.
You will also find permanent food trucks at Boxi Park where you can enjoy drinks
and food while listening to the band. You definitely want to check this place
out.
Next up are farmers markets. The Orlando flea market is located at
Lake Eola Park right in the heart of downtown Orlando.
They have a farmers market every Sunday from 10 to 3. You will find smoothies,
amazing baked goods,
hot sauces,
and even spices.
Don't forget the fresh produce.
This market has something for everyone, even goodies for your pets.
Winter Park farmers market is held at Central Park West Meadow every Saturday from
8 to 1. This farmers market is the number one produce and plant market in Central
Florida. You can buy some gourmet cheese,
lots of plants for your yard,
and delicious keto and vegan desserts.
Let's take a look at Fort Christmas. Welcome to Fort Christmas Historical Park.
Fort Christmas was built during the second Seminal Indian War in the early 1800's.
While here you can see the full-size replica of Fort Christmas as well as seven
restored historical homes that will show the pioneer life from the 1870's through the 1930's.
During the year the park hosts several events including a bluegrass festival,
Florida living history festival, and the infamous Cracker Christmas.
So
let's learn about Reiter Park. We're here at Reiter Park here in Longwood. It's a really nice
park. They've got a big splash pad for the kids, an open field that you can play in. That's right,
picnic tables, benches, bring the whole family and have a great time. Reiter Park was founded in 1980
and was named after Jimmy Reiter who was known as one of the nicest guys in town. Reiter Park
is located in the historic area of Longwood and has tennis courts, walking pass, and fishing pier.
Next up is Oviedo on the Park. Oviedo on the Park, it's a nice fun park to visit.
There are swan boats that you can rent and take out on the pond and they have a nice walkway
with a beautiful fountain that you can take your walks or run on and there's a beautiful
playground for the kids. Yeah we'll give you a little shot of that as well and there's a
little village that you can eat and dine at and get a couple drinks maybe some coffee.
Oviedo has a population of a little over 40,000 and median home values just under $350,000.
At Oviedo on the Park you can take a walk around Center Lake or even rent a swan boat. They also
have movie night at the park. In this field is where everyone would sit and watch the movie.
There are concession stands as well for everyone to enjoy.
At Oviedo on the Park you will find several restaurants along with a nice cafe.
There are also apartments and townhomes that you can rent within walking distance
to dining. Last but not least Lake Eola. Lake Eola is in the heart of downtown Orlando.
The lake is actually a sinkhole with the deepest point at 80 feet. It was later
recognized as a city of Orlando public park in 1888. Lincoln's fountain was built in 1957.
You will also find different artwork and sculptures as you walk around the lake.
This one is called Fantasy Swan which tells the story of a magical princess.
You can read more about her story at the park. You will also find plenty of swans around the lake.
Take Flight is another of many sculptures at Lake Eola. The sculptures embody a spirit of
freedom and transcendent joy. Want to get a really good view of Lake Eola? You can
rent a pedal-powered swan boat and get to see the fountain right up close. If you'd like to
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