Orlando

Orlando is one of the fastest-growing, most business-friendly, and quality-of-life-centered cities in America and is referred to by locals as the "City Beautiful." It is located at the center of a dynamic metropolitan area of more than two million people and is known as one of the premier recreational areas in the country because of its many theme parks and inviting Florida weather.

Downtown is the heart of Orlando and is alive with arts and culture, world-class venues like the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and Amway Center, professional sports, abundant parks like Lake Eola Park, restaurants, and year-round activities.

Orlando defines its downtown areas as Main Street America districts.  Audubon Park, Church Street, College Park, Ivanhoe Village, Thornton Park, Mills 50, Downtown South, and The Milk District are all a part of this movement for preservation-based economic development and community revitalization across the country.

Harry P. Leu Gardens is a 50-acre botanical oasis on Lake Rowena with three miles of scenic walkways. 

Loch Haven Cultural Park covers 45 acres and is nestled between three lakes. The lawn area, shaded by majestic oak trees, has one of Central Florida's oldest and largest oak trees, "The Mayor".

Loch Haven is home to:

Orlando Shakespeare Theater
Orlando Science Center
Orlando Repertory Theatre
Orlando Museum of Art
Orlando Fire Museum
Mennello Museum of American Art
Orlando Ballet
Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival
Ivanhoe Village Mainstreet District