Family matters. Whether you are part of a brood of 2 or 10, we’ve got tips on how to enrich your life—from striking a balance with technology and taking music lessons, to gardening with kids and experiencing fun excursions. Plus our annual guide to Central Florida private schools, including tuition figures, class sizes and more.

Orlando magazine's doctors issue features profiles and listings with over 800 physicians recommended by their peers in several categories. Our December issue also shares heartwarming stories about Orlando Health and the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and the AdventHealth, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Strokestra, programs that tap into the healing power of music.

In the November issue, Orlando magazine’s Annual Dining Guide features the finest eateries in Central Florida in 58 categories, from Best Restaurant to Sentimental Favorites. Check out our 2022 Holiday Gift Guide and Giving Guide, just in time for the holidays!

Our October issue reveals Orlando magazine’s 50 Most Powerful people, including a compelling story on our #1 pick, U.S. Rep. Val Demings. Also in this issue: explore the top haunted Central Florida spots, learn more about our Mayors, and discover UnReserved, a food bazaar like no other.

It's our first ever Local Producers Guide, with all the Central Florida Farm information you need this Fall. Plus, our annual look at the highlights of the upcoming arts and entertainment season, as well as our annual Pet Guide! Then, explore the brand new terminal at Orlando International Airport, head to Homosassa Springs, and discover our latest Food Hall Roundup.

Discover the annual Best of ORL issue where readers pick their favorites online in over 90 categories—from food & drink to fun & leisure to kids & pets. Plus, we’ve got a Back To School Guide for Central Florida families, we explore the Florida Keys and Manitoba, Canada, and so much more.

The Orlando/Central Florida real estate market is hot! Find out about 11 Great Neighborhoods in the July issue of Orlando magazine. Plus, we explore the return of a beloved Walt Disney World Resort show, and discover a culinary experience like no other at the Ritz-Carlton Amelia Island.

In this Issue we explore 25 local joints known for their burgers, we reveal the winner of the 2022 Orlando Burger Bracket Challenge, travel to Ocala for some equestrian fun, explore the 2022 Best of Wedding Award Winners, and so much more!

In the May issue, we explore what's new at Orlando's best Theme Parks, and honor 24 local women as 2022 Orlando Women of the Year. Readers can also catch up on the latest dining trends, and discover the 2022 Retirement Living Guide!

In the April issue, we’re keeping it close to home and exploring six spots within easy driving distance of Orlando. For something closer to home, learn about The BANDBOX, a new dry bar coming to Orlando, and read our review of The Pinery. Finally, explore the 2022 Best Lawyers List with hundreds of local attorneys in dozens of practice areas.

Wake up to your favorite morning meal with our March issue roundup of the Best Breakfast and Brunch spots in Central Florida. Speaking of food, read about the success of Smoke & Donuts’ [the best of both worlds] food truck business and its next steps for a permanent home. Also in this issue, a tour of Orlando’s distinctive murals; a travel story on Austin, Texas’ “weirdest” city and proud of it; and a piece on the growth and new directions for three local art museums.

Get out of your comfort zone with our February issue Adventure Guide, which features 16 fun, challenging experiences from zip lining over a pond of alligators to maneuvering an obstacle course in the treetops to floating through the skies in a hot air balloon. If you’re planning a wedding—a different kind of adventure—check out our biannual Wedding Guide with ideas for flattering dresses and top local spots for a great spa day. Plus, a review of Nonno’s Italian Restaurant and three East Coast destinations for romance.

Our January issue focuses on home design with a story on the redesign of a classic 1928 home, plus a look at the favorite rooms of Central Florida designers, and the winners of our annual Home Design Awards. You’ll also find a review of the “new” Primo, and Lake Nona’s Veg’n Out. Plus, we feature our annual Private Schools Guide.

Our annual doctors issue features two surveys with over 800 physicians recommended by their peers in dozens of categories. Plus, a story on the technological and medical advancements in breast cancer research and treatment. Also in this issue: a Food & Drink roundup of new chefs and dining trends, as well as six Central Florida spots for family holiday fun.

Check out Orlando magazine’s 2021 Dining Award winners in our November issue—all of the top picks from our Food Editor and Readers. Peruse our Holiday Gift Guide for ideal gifts for men, women, kids and pets. Plus, read all about the new, heartfelt Cirque du Soleil show at Disney Springs; local restaurateur/philanthropist John Rivers’ plans for his 4Roots Farm Campus and more.

Our October issue reveals Orlando magazine’s 50 Most Powerful people, including a compelling story on our #1 pick, U.S. Rep. Val Demings. Also in this issue: a trip to Nashville promises good times and great music, Walt Disney World Resort’s 50th anniversary celebrations, and a look at family owned Charlie’s Gourmet Pastries.

Cats and dogs and frogs and chinchillas… oh my! It’s Orlando magazine’s pet issue with tips on traveling with your pets, fun pet products and more. Be sure to check out our Pet Contest winner, Cheetah. Plus, our annual look at the highlights of the upcoming arts and entertainment season, as well as a photo essay depicting the natural beauty of Wekiwa Springs State Park. And check out our review of Luke’s Kitchen and Bar, a convivial neighborhood spot in Maitland.

This is Orlando magazine’s 75th year, and we’re celebrating with our annual Best of ORL issue where readers pick their faves online in 88 categories—from food & drink to fun & leisure to kids & pets. Plus, we’ve got a rundown on some of the best showcases in town where you can catch great local comedians in the act, as well as a review of dining hot spot, The Monroe in Creative Village.

The Orlando/Central Florida real estate market is hot! Find out about developing communities, friendly neighborhoods and some of the best places to live in the July issue of Orlando magazine. Plus, we explore the wild, natural beauty of Central Florida and review Russell’s, Lake Ivanhoe’s hot spot for waterfront dining. 

Discover 36 spots in Orlando for bao, banh mi, ventanitas, tacos, authentic Chicago hot dogs and more—all in our June “Cheap Eats!” issue. For an upscale dining option, check out our review of Sear + Sea at the JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek. Plus, our biannual Wedding Guide includes our Best of Wedding Award winners and more than 50 Central Florida venues.

The May issue of Orlando magazine focuses on 11 essential tips for feeling your best—from bicycling and paddleboarding to eating a healthy diet to finding peace of mind through meditation. Plus, you’ll find a roundup of Central Florida eateries that offer unique takes on brunch, and an adventure to Crystal River, where you can swim with the manatees.

Ready to travel? Check out the April issue of Orlando magazine. You’ll find 12 breezy island getaways across Florida, from Perdido Key in the Panhandle to Islamorada in the Keys. Plus, a roundup of must-visit rooftop restaurants and lounges. And don’t miss our annual list of the Best Lawyers in Central Florida.

Dig in to our March issue for everything you want to know about local barbecue—plus side dishes, beer, cocktails and more. Also, check out our take on traveling to St. Marys, Ga., and Cumberland Island, and don’t miss our annual list of Top Dentists.

The February issue of Orlando magazine highlights local shops specializing in delicious treats—from doughnuts to pies, cakes to ice cream—where you can indulge and satisfy your sweet tooth. Plus, check out our Wedding section on how to plan a safe and socially distanced micro-wedding, and a travel story on the charming Gulf Coast town of Dunedin.

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.

Our annual Finest Doctors issue lists more than 800 peer-recommended physicians in dozens of categories. Plus, check out our review of Knife & Spoon, the new restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton Orlando.

Who makes the best pizzas in Orlando? Check out the results of our Pizza Bracket Challenge, featuring 32 superb pie makers. Plus our annual Holiday Gift Guide.

Meet 18 local leaders making a mark in this age of crisis. Plus, a coach recalls Shaquille O’Neal’s Magic years.

Check out our annual Dining Awards, with 128 restaurants recommended by our critic and readers. Plus, how local arts groups plan to stage their seasons in the middle of a pandemic.

Check out our Best of ORL awards, with reader picks in 86 categories, from bike shops to breweries, pet groomers to personalities. Plus a look at 8 great Black-owned restaurants.

Check out our roundup of nine great Orlando neighborhoods and what makes them special. Plus we guide you to dozens of top-notch dining options in these communities.

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