Uniting Your Community - Village Walk at Lake Nona

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AUGUST 2016
Uniting Your Community
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Table of
Contents
4
Community Matters
5
Violation Attractiveness
Monthly update on HOA related topics
from your community manager.
Maintaining our community's beauty
6 Monthly Maintenance Report
Lap Pool Upgrades
8
Just Ask AL
Email AL your questions!
10 Discover Your Lifestyle
Learn about upcoming events and the
current offerings of your lifestyle program
13 Calendar of Activities & Events
Family Bingo with a Twist!
14 Travel Packing
Tips and Tricks!
18 Landscaping Update
Keeping the community green is no easy
task. Stay up to date with these updates
19 What’s Happening in August?
Family Pirate Pool Party!
23 Get Active in 2016
Move Your Assets!
24 The Rocket Man
An Elton John Tribute Show
26 Important Contacts
Stay in touch!
28 Explore Florida
22nd Annual Harvest Grape Stomp
29 City of Orlando
Monthly calendar
31 Advertisements
Special thank you to all of our
advertisers and sponsors.
Join Our Mailing List
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Community
MATTERS
Dear VillageWalk residents,
What a monumental month it is for
the association! In case you haven’t heard
by now, on August 3rd the association is
turning over control from the Developer
(Pulte Homes) to the Homeowners. On that
evening, we will announce the names of the
newly elected homeowner board members.
Thank you again to all those who
expressed interest in volunteering for the
first VillageWalk homeowner Board of
Directors. I would also like to thank all of our
election night volunteers and all committee
members who continue to dedicate their time
and efforts to this wonderful community.
It truly takes this type of involvement to
create a community.
In the next few weeks, you’ll be
seeing communication from me calling for
any interested individuals to join current
committees. If you are interested in serving
on a committee, please watch for these
emails soon with more detail as to what
committees will have openings and what
their purposes are.
Congratulations to the new board
members and congratulations to VillageWalk
on this amazing new chapter you’re embarking
on. On behalf of the entire Access Team, we
are looking forward to working with the new
board to keep the productive and positive
momentum going to make VillageWalk the
best place for you to call home.
Thank you for your continued dedication
and involvement! I hope to see you around.
At your service,
Valerie Velazquez
Your Community Manager
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Violation
Attractiveness
Attractiveness is essential to a quality community. It is also fundamental to
maintaining and/or increasing home values. Our homes, lawns, trees, shrubs and
cleanliness in general are what makes Village Walk At Lake Nona the beautiful place
that it is. It is our responsibility to maintain our community in a manner which meets
the standards established by the Covenants.
This responsibility comes in two ways:
(1) Continue to beautify the parks and common areas
(2) Maintain the established standards (Covenants) throughout the community.
Occasionally we all need a few reminders to help enhance the attractiveness of our
neighborhood.
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All trash cans are to be stored inside from view from the street.
You should not store building materials, boats, trailers, etc anywhere around
your home or community.
Make sure your pets don't become a nuisance by consistently barking.
Pets are not allowed to roam freely per City of Orlando laws.
While walking your pets, don't allow them to leave excrement on any
neighbor's property or on any street or portion of common area. There are
Pet Station located throughout the community.
Submit to the ARC for approval any plans for any exterior project.
No vehicles should be left on the street overnight to allow emergency vehicles
to pass safely.
The Covenants are intended to provide uniform standards for the maintenance and
use of our properties. For many years, the Association has sent letters to owners to seek
correction of covenant violations. Most such violations are unintentional and promptly
corrected. Occasionally, and after repeated notices, some covenant violations persist and
the Association's enforcement costs can be substantial. Please do your part in keeping
Village Walk At Lake Nona the premier community it has always been.
At your service,
Yen Perez
Your Assistant Community Manager
Monthly
Maintenance
Report
Hello everyone and welcome to Summer... I hope everyone is hydrating properly
while playing and working in this summer heat.
Most, if not all of you, are probably aware by now that the Lap Pool has been refurbished with upgraded LED lighting for your enjoyment. Our pool furniture has been
refurbished and we will be adding additional new chairs and chaise lounge. In addition
to the refurbished furniture, new chairs and chaise lounge, tables and umbrellas are in
full swing of being fully replaced and should hopefully be completed by the end of July;
so please be patient with your pool committee as they have worked very hard in keeping
within the budget and making all of these great changes happen! There will be new Pool
Rules signs posted around our pool area sometime in the near future in order to make
sure that we all know and understand the rules. We have also added a first aid area near
the Deli window and as always, if you have a true emergency please dial 911.
We have been replacing some old, worn-out signs throughout the property such as
those shabby doggie station signs. As always if you see anything that needs our attention
please let us know and I hope everyone has a great summer.
Until next time,
Michael Ireland
SHARE OUR JOY: WE HAVE DONATED
A TOTAL OF 2,000 DRESSES!
Trish LaCharite, DIH volunteer, poses with her car packed
with DIH dresses to be delivered to the Tim Tebow Foundation
in Jacksonville. From there they will be sent to the Uncle Dick’s
Home, an orphanage in the Philippines.
The Foundations’s Orphan Care serves
hundreds of Filipino children who have
been left homeless or abandoned. Tim’s
inspiration began in the Philippines
where he was born while his parents
served there as missionaries. Currently,
orphans in four countries receive support
through grants from the Foundation
which cover food, shelter, medical care,
education expenses and sharing the
Gospel. Thank you, Trish, for including
our dresses in their clothing mission!
Marianne Bailey and her group
from Merritt Island brought us 105 beautiful dresses earlier this summer. Their contribution
adds to our inventory as we can never have enough dresses! In June, we had Al and Arlene
Swain (back row, 3rd and 5th from left) who are missionaries from the Church of the Nazarene.
They picked up 60 dresses to be delivered to their church mission in Ica, Peru.
Come visit us anytime at the VillageWalk TownCenter where we meet every Thursday from 10am 12pm in the Town Center.
All help is appreciated from sewers and non-sewers!
Just Ask AL
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Just Ask AL is an anonymous question and answer system, open to all residents,
one simple rule: No HOA related questions. Just Ask AL is entirely confidential, which allows for anyone to ask questions
complete anonymity. The questions can be about anything!
— How to keep mosquitos away?
— What's the best excuse to use to get out of a couples dinner?
— What sounds do you hear from your house on a daily basis?
As long as the questions aren't inapporiate or HOA related, such as "what's the
landscaping schedule?" or "how to change the pool hours and rules?" "AL" has an answer
for you!
Like many of you, "AL" is currently living in Lake Nona and had a lot of the same
questions that you may have; which explains why "AL" now has all of the answers. So
if you just need a listening ear, just a moment of comfort, or just a bit of advice then...
Just Ask AL.
How do I stop my neighbor
from being so nosy?
What is the best route,
from Lake Nona, to avoid
having to take I4?
Have a question for AL??
Then ask it today!
Email your question to AL at
[email protected]
*Articles, advertisement, and third party events submitted to and published by the VillageWalk at Lake Nona, HOA,
Inc. do not express opinion on any one specific or various subjects. Advertisements in the HOA's publications or
postings on its bulletin boards are not intended and should not be construed as a recommendation, endorsement or
certification of any business, private party, service or product. The HOA strongly encourages all consumers to use their
own due diligence before utilizing any business, private party, product or service. The HOA is not responsible for any
loss incurred by users of advertised, published or posted products or services.
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The ART of
Incorporating ART
When renovating a space, don’t neglect
the art. Trying to incorporate your existing
art won’t always work. It may look tired and
dated when matched with your new paint and
design. Art and accessories are like the shoes
and jewelry for an outfit. If they are wrong or
forced, the whole look goes awry.
Art is an investment that can
dramatically or subtly impact your space.
Blank walls are not only boring, but make a
room look unfinished.
Art can be used to provide the scale
or balance needed in a room. It can create
movement that keeps the eye moving around
the room, or provide a focal point that will
draw you into the room.
Artwork can be used to dictate or enhance a
color palette.
You may choose to use artwork to
influence a design or color scheme but it can
also be used in more subtle ways to add interest,
sophistication, pattern or texture. Artwork, is
not just paintings and pictures; it can also be
sculptures, carvings, tapestries, mirrors, clocks
and other imaginative materials. If you’re
feeling stuck with your design, select a piece of
artwork that fits the space, then create a color
palette for the room, influenced by the work.
Pull accent colors for decorative objects from
the secondary, or less seen, colors in the work
to enhance different elements of the piece.
Art is one of the most important elements
of a room and can often make or break a space.
The right art and accessories pull the whole
look together.
by Carol Fisher LLC
Décor
407-655-8383
decorbycarolfisher.com
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VillageWalk’s
greatest
asset
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its people because they are passionate
about our community, committed to its
improvement, and determined to continue
to build a beautiful active community.
Because of participation from the residents
of VillageWalk, the Lifestyle Program can
continue to grow.
We encourage VillageWalk residents to
participate and sign up for all of our classes
and events, as when we have low attendance,
we have to cancel the events. Events,
and activities are key opportunities for
community mingling and a fun way to meet
your neighbors. The Lifestyle Team strives
to bring you quality events and activities but
in order to continue bringing our residents
quality events and activities, participation
is needed. More importantly, the higher the
participation the lower the cost of the ticket
price.
We hope to see you at this month’s
Comedy show on August the 20th, and at
our end of the Summer Pirate Pool Party
on August 27th! Be sure to watch for our
registration and to purchase your tickets
early.
Our swim lessons were well received
and so many parents have stopped by our
office to let us know how they enjoyed the
instructor, Nick, and that the kids not only
learned swimming skills but had fun. Our
families also enjoyed the beginning of our
iBrick Academy summer camp for kids,
learning about science through Legos, and
wow what a turn out!
As a friendly reminder, Pickle Ball is
in full swing and we hope to see everyone on
the courts. Pay attention to your calendar
and emails for times and days to play.
We are introducing our Wellness
Series with a Guest Speaker, Bethanne
Weiss (aka The Asset Queen). She has
written a great book about the importance
of moving your assets! Her first class is on
Saturday August the 13th at 11am. This
series is free to the community however,
limited to the number of attendees.
We have some great events in
September our Holiday Vendor Fair and
the Elton John Tribute Band just to
name a few. It is a
pleasure to serve
and work for the
beautiful residents
of VillageWalk.
Cheers!
Linnette B.
Your Lifestyle Director
"When we have inner peace, we can be at peace with those around us.
When our community is in a state of peace, it can share that peace with neighboring communities."
- The Dalai Lama
COMMUNITY
A great big THANK YOU everyone that
attended our "Adults Only Comedy Show!"
and to all of the families that came out to our
Food Truck and Live Music Night on the first
Wednesday of every month! We're excited to
see more and more residents participating in
our monthly activities and events!
We do this for you!
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ACTIVITIES &
EVENTS
HAPPENING
IN
AUGUST
2016
Don’t forget to register for events and activities via email
or at the Town Center. This will help us in planning all
programs.
Events & Activities are subject to change. An email blast
will be sent out stating any changes.
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Parent
Support Group:
Sensory Processing
Disorder
This is a time to provide & recieve
support, engage in group discussions,
receive education & share stores and
resources to support one another.
Saturday, August 20th @ 10am
RSVP
[email protected]
(407)228 - 4028
Food
Trucks and Live
Music!
Angelo's Italian Kitchen
Apps Wings and Burgers
Cheesy Encounters (Grilled Cheese)
Cousins Maine Lobster
Lee's Famous Cheesesteaks
Cowboy Jims Cookies and Candies
Vital Flair
Live Music by Daniel Alan
Wednesday, August 3rd
5:00pm-9:00pm
August and
September Book
Clubs
August 18th @ 6:30pm:
"Woman of the Silk" by Gail Tsukiyama
September 15th @ 6:30pm:
"Me Before You" by Jojo Moyce
RSVP to Rasha @
[email protected]
Skin Care
and Repair
Beauticontrol Cosmetics, a
Tupperware Brand, is bringing
two, 1 hr long skin care sessions to
VillageWalk!
5-6pm "How to Beat the Heat with
Hydration Helpers"
7-8pm"How to Look Years Younger in 20
Minutes":
VillageWalk Town Center Card Room
August 25th @ 5pm & 7pm
[email protected]
Trivia Night
Family Bingo
With a Twist!
Fast paced game of questions and
great fun with your neighbors!
Bingo is a game where numbers are
chosen randomly and matched on a 5x5
card. Join us as we add a modern day
twist to this traditional game of chance!
Wednesday, August 10th
6:00pm-8:30pm
Cost: $5 to play
Friday, August 26th
7:00pm - 8:30pm
Cost: $1 a card
No food will be served,
pre-order your food from the Deli!
BYOB!
Travel Packing Tips
And Checklist
No matter where your travels take you, it’s important to be prepared. Here are just a few
of those packing tips. Be sure to visit my website for the complete and downloadable list.
Important Documents:
Be sure to pack and keep
any or all of the below within reach at all times. Based
on where you are traveling
to will depend on what documents are required. Store
them in a room or cabin safe
while on vacation. Take a photo copy of your passport with you in the event that yours is lost or stolen.
it will expedite getting a replacement one for you.
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Driver’s license/ Other government photo ID
Original or Certified Birth certificate
Boarding pass
Valid Passport/Visas (some destinations
require that your documents be valid at least 6
months after the return from your trip)
Travel Documents/reservation itinerary
Credit or ATM Cards/Cash
Immunization records
Carry-On:
Pack your carry-on wisely with essential items for
convenient outfit swaps or that “worst case scenario.”
Keep in mind that you may want to hit the pool once
you arrive, but you may not get your suitcase right
away. Keep all of these in a daypack or bag, which
can double for excursions or outings, keeping in mind
there may be liquid volume restrictions depending on
your travels
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Casual/Formal change of clothes
Extra pair of shoes
Toiletries and necessities
Important medications
Bathing suit and sunscreen
Entertainment for kids or snacks
Charging devices for electronics
Travel Basics:
Pack these essentials along so you won’t get stuck
paying inflated prices at ports of call, on board or
at your destination.
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Toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, lotion,
toothpaste, contact solution, etc.)
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Sunscreen and aloe
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Prescription/ Over-the-counter medications
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Cameras/Camcorders/memory cards
•Batteries
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Cellphone/electronics chargers
(Make sure you check your cell
phone’s roaming charges when leaving the
U.S.)
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Plastic storage bags
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Electric converters/adapters or multiple plug
outlet
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First aid kit, hand sanitizer
Visit Travel Resources and Trip Planner on
www.VacationTravelPlanners.com for more
information on how to prepare for your next trip!
There's also a virtual brochure rack as well!
Happy travels!
Rodan + Fields Event
Spotlight On The Unblemish Regimen
Get “Back to School” ready with the #1
Premium Acne Brand in the U.S.! Join
us on August 23rd at 7:00 PM in the
Village Walk Clubhouse to learn about
Rodan + Fields’ Unblemish Regimen!
Jennifer Flood
Village Walk Resident
Rodan + Fields Consultant
RVSP:
jenß[email protected]
August 23rd 7:00 PM
Village Walk Clubhouse
•Made by the creators of Proactiv
•Clinically proven to combat the entire
acne cycle
•Calms your complexion
•Great for teens and adults
A New Preschool is Coming to Lake Nona Area
Choosing the RIGHT child care for your little one can be a daunting task especially for
first-time parents. As parents themselves, finding the right fit for their family led Drs. Wisener
and Mia Young to not only dream of the ideal preschool for their daughter Malea, but to build
it from ground up, and they are doing so just minutes away from Medical City. Bright Scholars
Early Learning Academy is a Christian preparatory preschool that promotes academic excellence and fosters an early awareness of God’s unconditional love. Serving infants through age
6, the brand new preschool opens this fall and is accepting enrollments now. Only a 5-minute
drive from Eagle Creek and immediate openings for all age groups, Bright Scholars is prepared
to serve Lake Nona and the surrounding areas.
Drawing upon 17 years of experience in education as a teacher, principal, educational
consultant, and having worked for a nationally recognized educational child care franchise,
Dr. Mia Young using her parental intuition and surveying families in the area, has created a
comprehensive program that offers exceptionally low teacher-student ratios, small class sizes
and all-inclusive tuition.
“We didn’t want to recreate what already exists; we set out to redefine educational
childcare by doing something different and special. We are not a corporate school but a community school where we love our children, families, and employees. As an independently owned
school, we get to do it our way…to create a warm, loving environment where our families feel
like members of our team and not just as ‘customers’.
Bright Scholars isn’t just a business for us. It’s our passion. It’s our ministry to serve
and partner with families to promote scholarship, service and model God’s love.”Bright
Scholars is currently under construction and when completed this fall, it will offer a brand
new secured state-of-the-art academy that has key-pad entrance, biometric fingerprint checkin, online camera access for parental viewing, and a privacy fenced playground equipped
with large canopies for shade, age appropriate play systems and open space for running and
playing.
“We pride ourselves in academic excellence and offer a structured learning environment for success.” Bright Scholars’ educational philosophy is to prepare children for school
readiness using their Blended Learning Model approach that incorporates teacher-directed
learning, child-initiated play, technology integration and S.T.E.A.M academics to capitalize
on the interests and engagement of each child. S.T.E.A.M. academics is an early focus on
science, technology, engineering, art and math.
Dr. Mia Young will work in the academy daily supporting teachers and ensuring quality
childcare and fun learning activities are provided daily.
The school is located at 2580 N. Narcoossee Road, St. Cloud, Florida 34771 and will operate
year-round Monday-Friday 6:30am – 6:30pm.
To learn more and to secure your child’s enrollment, visit www.MyBrightScholar.com or call
Dr. Mia Young at 407.770.7357.
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We start our day early, opening our doors at 10am
Monday-Friday (open at 11am on Sunday) offering
locally roasted coffee and espresso beverages; house
made breakfast breads, artisan pastries, and breakfast
sandwiches (served until 11am).
Why Wait? Order Ahead! 407.271.8371
AUGUST SPECIALS
Spicy Hiawaiian Pizza
BBQ sauce base topped with mozzarella cheese, house roasted pork,
jalapeños and pineapple
Comes with chips and a pickle
S $11 | M $15 | L $19 | XL $24
BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich: $7.99
Delicious BBQ pulled pork sandwich with cheddar cheese and
french fried onions.
Comes with chips and a pickle.
Pre- Order from the deli!
Are you planning on attending the August 20th Comedy Show and/or Trivia Night on July
3rd? Then take advantage of pre-ordering your meal from the Deli to avoid the large crowd,
long lines, and interruption of your activity due to a food pickup. The Lake Nona Deli has
their full menu on their website to add efficiency to your food ordering process.
www.lakenonadeliandmarket.com
www.facebook.com/lakenonadeliandmarket
Our menus have been updated and printed! Stop by the Deli to pick up your copy
or visit us online at www.LakeNonaDeliandMarket.com
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LandscapingUpdate
By: Chris Skersick
Summer heat and humidity have definitely arrived in Central Florida! It appears
the summer rain patterns are here as well. Once again, we want to thank you in advance
for your patience as we work thru a very difficult time of the year.
We had hoped to replace the dead palms throughout the community this month,
unfortunately that did not happen. We thank you for your patience. This is a large
project that your HOA has done once a year. We are scheduled to begin this project very
soon. We expect this project to take us 2-3 weeks.
We have received quite a few complaints about "Blind Mosquitoes" or midges.
These are a nuisance pest. They do not bite or sting. They are associated with water.
The total life cycle of this insect is only a few weeks, with only a few days as an adult.
Control is not practical, due to the fact that in their early stages, they spend their time
at the bottom of the water and the muddy edges under the surface. If you are having an
event outside and are seeking some relief you could try using a "fogger".
With the rain, we are receiving a lot of calls concerning drainage issues. The only
drainage issues we are responsible for are if community drains are covered with mulch or
grass. If the issue has to do with grade or design, we recommend you contact the HOA
for direction.
It is very nice to see the many positive relationships forming between residents and
the crew leaders assigned to their streets.
If you ever have any questions or concerns you can use our customer service system
found below, or contact your HOA and we will do our best to help. We appreciate the
opportunity we are afforded, servicing this beautiful community.
If you ever have any questions or concerns you can use our customer
service system or contact your HOA and we will do our best to help.
We appreciate the opportunity we are afforded, servicing this beautiful
community.
Landscape Service Contact
Information
Down2EarthInc.com
[email protected]
844.383.9255 x 0
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Comedy Night!
Saturday, August 20th
7pm - 9pm
$12 per person / $20 @ the door
BYOB/CUPS & ICE WILL BE
PROVIDED
(*Adults Only)
Chris Gorges
Chris Gorges likes to read crowds. He has the
ability to relate to his audience. His interactive
style gets the crowd going with his wide
range of material and a strong background in
Improvisation, his act can be anything! He brings
tons of experience to the stage from every stage
in his life. Veteran, Father, Gamer and Medical
Professional...it's all in there. ​
the 70’s through
Tiffany Barbee
Alan brings
Tiffany Barbee is a sweet and quirky retired
pageant kid turned national touring stand-up
comedian, 5th degree black belt, Bible student,
actress, model, and co-host of an award winning
comedy podcast on iTunes called "The Double
Special Show". Tiffany loves dinosaurs, Star
Wars, and saying “true words” (gets away with it
because she is cute).
Live Music!
With pop and
rock hits from
8.3.2016
today, Daniel
his acoustic
mixtape to Food
Truck Night
on Wednesday
August 3rd.
6pm - 830pm
August 27th Family Pirate Pool Party!
Aaarrgh!!! Music / Food / Games / Prizes
Time: 3pm - 6pm
Cost: $6 Advance purchase $10 day of!
Will You Walk The Plank?
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“Easy Eyebrows”
WOW! What a fun summer it has been
here at Village Walk! This past month we
launched our first “Teen Beauty Camp” where
we learned how to care for our individual skin
type, some teen makeup do’s and don’ts and
finished off the series with a Glam session where
we learned how to make our eye color pop!
This month’s makeup clinic will be “Easy Eyebrows”,
can you get excited about a face lift created with an eyebrow
pencil ?!?!!
Come create your own facelift on Wednesday, August
17th, choose 11am or 7pm. Clinics are complimentary,
however you must register to secure your spot, each session
is limited to 10 seats per session. Please register for the
clinic , the drawing and a special treat ….the brand new Lash
Intensity Mascara! Each registered attendee will receive a
Deluxe Lash Intensity Mascara!
Register: marykay.kim.w@gmail.
com or phone/text: 407.383.1506. No
sales pitch, just great information!
Village Walk Makeup Clinics are held
the 3rd Wednesday of each month at
11 am and 7pm. See you on the 17th!!
Kim Wenrich
Your Resident
Makeup Junkie!
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Village Walk’s only morning Yoga Class meets from 11am-12pm on
Mondays and is ideal for students from a variety of Yoga backgrounds and abilities. Cultivating
bliss amongst students, well-trainer teacher, Trisha Loubier uses techniques right for students
of mixed-levels and styles. Trisha encourages the best from her varied students as they gain
strength, flexibility and mindfulness/calming skills.
Vinyasa Energy Yoga Level I:
Tuesday's @ 6pm - 7pm
Vinyasa Yoga/Power Yoga Combo Levels 2/3:
Thursday's @ 6pm - 7pm
In the Ballroom
Contact: Trisha Loubier
[email protected]
WATER AEROBICS
This is a form of aerobic exercise that requires
water-immersed participants. Just like swimming,
water aerobics classes are easy on your joints,
yet challenging enough to help you reach new
levels of fitness. The classes focus on aerobic
endurance, resistance training, and creating
an enjoyable atmosphere.
Wednesdays & Saturdays
@ 9:00am
At the Resort Pool
Contact:
[email protected]
Pickleball
A fun paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. Pickleball combines many elements of
tennis, badminton and ping-pong. The game is played using a paddle to keep a plastic ball
going back and forth over a net. The rules are simple and the game is easy for beginners to
learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players.
Mondays and Thursdays @ 7:30am
Kids PickleBall
August 13th @ 8:00am
Ages 8 - 15 years old
Meet at the basketball courts
Contact: Shirley Ott
[email protected]
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MOVE YOUR ASSETS! FROM THE CHAIR, NOT THE BANK!
A fun and interactive two-part series featuring Bethanne Weiss,
(AKA The Asset Queen). Bethanne will help you get fit any healthy
beyond your wildest dreams without uttering the dreaded words,
workout, exercise, or diet.
Part 1 (Aug 13) The Asset Queen will show you simple, lifechanging moves that will help you dramatically reduce aches, ailments,
stress, and jiggly areas. Wear loose, comfy clothing and sneakers
and be prepared to have lotza fun. You will walk away feeling more
energized and joyous than you have in a long time.
Part 2 (Aug 30) The AQ will teach you healthy ways to cut
down on empty-calorie (crap) foods without having to put twigs and
sticks in a blender and call it a meal. You will be amazed to learn how
much of what you think is "healthy" is actually making you flabbier and
unhealthy.
Bethanne's new book Move Your Assets will be available for
purchase for $16 (including tax and 10% off the Amazon price) and
personally autographed for you.
Bethanne L. Weiss, B.S., is an author and ACE-certified fitness and
nutrition professional. with more than 25 years of experience moving
assets from chairs and changing livess.
http://www.moveyourassets.com/ [email protected]
ZUMBA IS BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Zumba involves dance and aerobic movements performed to energetic music. The choreography
incorporates hip-hop, soca, samba, salsa, merengue and mambo. Squats and lunges are also included.
Approximately 15 million people take weekly Zumba classes in over 200,000 locations across 180 countries
and lucky us, we have our own Zumba instructor just for VillageWalk!
Ivonet Belgrave is a Zumba Instructor and owner of All4DanceCardio. She has been teaching
zumba for over 4 years now and enjoys
it more than ever! Getting fit has never
been so much fun with her high energy and
dedication to each individual goal being
met! Your first lesson is a free taster, so what
are you waiting for?!
Classes will start back up in September!
Pay attention to your calendar and emails
for dates and times!
At the Town Center Ballroom
Contact: Ivonet Belgrave
[email protected]
PLEASE CONTACT INSTRUCTORS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND PRICING.
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VillageWalk
at Lake Nona
Contact Info
Town Center Hours
Monday - Saturday
9 a.m - 9 p.m.
Sunday
12 -6 p.m.
Gatehouse
407.816.0010
Meet The Staff
Valerie Velazquez - Town Manager
Yen Perez - Assistant Manager
Common Area Maintenance:
Michael Ireland - Maintenance Supervisor
Juan Melendez - Maintenance Tech
Sasha Deleon - Pool Monitor
Lifestyle:
Linnette Boldig - Lifestyle Director
Jamileth Hudson - Lifestyle Assistant
Looking for a
venue for your
next big event?
Then look no further! The VillageWalk Town
Center Ballroom is a multipurpose room
featuring a built-in projector and screen. It is the
perfect setting for business meetings, corporate
conferences, birthday celebrations, graduations,
family reunions, holiday parties, weddings and
receptions. If you are interested in booking
the ballroom for your next event or for more
information, please stop by the Town Center or
email [email protected] for a rental
application and rates.
Resident Services/Concierge:
James Armstrong
Romy Cuevas
Carisa Rosado
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8524 Insular Lane
Orlando, FL 32827
407.888.2704
Fax: 407.888.2948
[email protected]
www.villagewalkatlakenona.com
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Explore
Florida
22nd Annual Harvest Grape Stomp
$2 Donation to benefit The Boys & Girls Club
Saturday, August 13th 10am - 5pm
Sunday, August 14th 11am - 5pm
Lakeridge
Winery
and
Vineyards
officially opened in Clermont, Florida in 1989
headed by Gary Cox, as General Partner,
with a small group of investors based out of
Lafayette Vineyards in Tallahassee. The native
varieties
of
the
red
Noble,
bronze
Carlos and Welder Muscadines, along with
Florida hybrid bunch grapes including Stover,
Suwannee, and Blanc Du Bois are all grown
at the 127-acre Lakeridge Winery Estate,
with and an additional 450 acres owned at
Prosperity Vineyards in the Florida panhandle,
and 200 acres under contract throughout Florida.
Finally, harvest season has
arriveed and it's time for grape stomping
competitions! This event is perfect for a
family outing. Listen to continous live
music the entire weekend by superb local
musicians. Lakeridge wine, beer, soft
drinks and a vairety of food is available
for purchase, along with compliemtnary
winery tours and tasting.
Lakeridge Winery & Vineyards
19239 U.S. 27 North
Clermont, Florida 34715
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Orlando United Assistance
Center
Monday – Friday
8-5 p.m.
Everyone impacted by the
tragedy will be helped. This
center will provide long term
support and
assistance to those in
need. For more information
OrlandoUnitedAssistanceCenter.
OrlandoAtPlay.com – Come out
and play!
OrlandoAtPlay.com is an online
events website, managed by
United Arts of Central Florida,
featuring 1,000+ events, 400+
cultural organizations and 140+
food and drink options in our
region. Sign up for the FREE
weekly newsletter and get weekly
inspirations on what to do this
weekend. Click the link for Silver
Vibe, focused on adults 55 and
older, or Student Vibe and see
age specific discounted offerings.
Classes and workshops for adults
and children on a broad range
of topics for all experience levels
are available, as well as arts and
cultural summer camps for kids of
all ages. Follow the link, sign up—it
is free and easy–it’s time to play!
http://www.orlandoatplay.com/
Sunday's
Eola Sunday Market
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Lake Eola
This market has gained a reputation
of being one of the best in Central
Florida. The market features fresh
produce, homemade breads, an
assortment of local cuisines, beer and
wine and
a variety of artwork and entertainment.
orlandofarmersmarket.com
These events are posted as a
courtesy only and could be
subject to change. If you have an
interest in the event, please confirm
before attending. Visit http://www.
cityoforlando.net/district01/recentevents/ for more information.
City of Orlando
District 1 Calendar
City Commissioner
- District 1
Jim Gray 407.246.2001
[email protected]
Aide
Diane Wilhelm 407.246.3011
[email protected]
OPD Liaison Officer
Edgar Malave
407.246.2513
[email protected]
Office of City Commissioners
400 S. Orange Avenue
P.O. Box 4990
Orlando, FL 32802
Fax:
407.246.3010
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