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 Major Arts & Crafts Fair |
Lake Eola Park 101 N Rosalind Ave Orlando, FL 32801 United States +1 407 649 3152 |
This two-day event in mid-November features more than 600 juried artisans in all media, including ceramics, glassware, jewelry, photography, wood, clothing, and more. A major annual outdoor event, this festival attracts locals and visitors alike to enjoy carefully-selected multi talented crafters, as well as a variety of delicious food booths ranging from American hot dogs and hamburgers, Greek kebabs, Mexican tacos, ice cream and pastries. At the children's activities area, the young ones will enjoy sand sculpting and face painting. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Annual fright fest at Universal Studios |
1000 Universal Studios Plaza Orlando, FL 32809 United States +1 407 363 8000 / +1 888 837 2273 (toll free) http://themeparks.universalstu... |
Eeeekkk...is there any holiday more entertaining than Halloween when things that go bump in the night actually go bump in the night?! That's more or less what goes on here at Universal Studios' Island of Adventure, when the witching day rolls around and the fertile imaginations of folks who really know how to put a scare in you go into gear. No costumes allowed, and note that this event is really scary and probably not appropriate for very young children. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Do Business in Style |
9800 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819 United States +1 407 685 9800 / +1 800 345 9845 http://www.orlandoconvention.com/ |
There's lots on offer for the business traveler in the bustling city of Orlando. Whether you want to attend events or hold your own, The Orange County Convention Center is the perfect choice. Ideal for trade shows, conventions, meetings and fairs, it meets all the needs of the business traveler. Equipped with the most modern facilities, its service is also of the highest quality. The centre boasts of lecture rooms, an auditorium, a business centre as well as dining rooms. It has a unique program for encouraging its employees to perform well. A guest who receives outstanding service may reward the employee with a courtesy coin. Every quarter, those employees who have earned a certain amount of coins, can win several prizes. Most impressive though is the fact that not a dime of tax payers' money has been used for this government-run state-of-the-art centre. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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