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The January issue of Orlando magazine kicks off the new year with a fresh look at home design, including a remodel of a Craftsman-inspired home, and professional tips on how to reimagine your living space. You’ll also find a colorful photo essay highlighting unique artworks that are found in a most unexpected place: Orlando International Airport. It’s a welcome sight to travelers—whether they are en route or returning home. Other stories in this issue include a piece on local arts organizations that are bringing live music and entertainment to audiences in a safe, socially-distanced manner, and a travel story showcasing the new St. Pete Pier. Also, Chef Hari Pulapaka talks about his new book and his love of vegetarian cuisine, and we feature our annual Education Guide.
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Up On The Roof
Take happy hour to new heights at this Ivanhoe Village bar.
Clear Choice
From po’ boys to blackened catfish, Muddy Waters excels at New Orleans cooking.
Voyagers: Game On!
Disney And Universal Debut Immersive Worlds In Faraway Lands No Passport Required
Home Brew
A welcome addition to Orlando’s Hourglass District, Ocean Sun Brewing provides a casual spot where friends can kick back and relax.
Mighty Mouthwatering
Some impressive food heroes team up lakeside to make the reinvented Waterfront a success.
Prime Number
At Ten10, they know your name—and how to create some killer brews.
When Seconds Count
Today’s emergency rooms are prepared for the worst with advanced technology, procedures and training.
Championship Moves
Capturing the Pro Bowl, a college basketball tourney, a national tennis center and more, Orlando is primed for a big year in sports.
Healing Hues
Colors corresponding with your chakras can help heal and balance your body and mind.
Just a Guy
I WAS A young man 30-plus years ago, and Arnold Palmer was my age now—late 50's. We were sitting on the veranda at Melbourne’s Suntree Country Club, an original stop on what was then called the Senior PGA Tour, which Palmer helped establish.It was just me, some other sportswriters and the King of Golf, who was more interested in flirting with the pretty waitress than he was talking with us. That was Arnie.
