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CELEBRATING A CENTURY OF SERVICE Winter Park Chamber marks 100 years of community-building.
The Winter Park Chamber of Commerce turns 100 years old in 2023, and will spend the year celebrating a century of promoting economic vitality in the City of Culture and Heritage. Festivities will include an array of events, the centerpiece of which will be the FunHundred! Immersive Entertainment Experience at Mead Botanical Garden. The three-month-long FunHundred! display — with Full Sail University as the presenting sponsor — will open with a ribbon-cutting on Saturday, February 4, at a time that had not been announced at press time. Complementing the chamber celebration, the Winter Park History Museum is opening a new exhibition, Retailing Our Story: 100 Years of Winter Park Bistros, Boutiques and Businesses on Wednesday, January 25. But first, here’s a look at what the chamber has in store, beginning with the FunHundred! Immersive Entertainment Experience — which not only celebrates the organization’s centennial but also involves the community in the outdoor exhibition’s creation. There’ll be six “garden zones” throughout the city’s cherished 47-acres greenspace, each of which will represent an aspect of growth and commerce and will
The Winter Park Chamber of Commerce’s centennial festivities will include an array of events, the centerpiece of which will be the FunHundred! Immersive Entertainment Experience at Mead Botanical Garden. You’ll be welcomed by an array of stand-up “100” icons (above) sponsored by various local businesses and see six “garden zones,” among them one containing sculptures of indigenous animals made mostly from found objects (below). The images shown were digitally created.
WINTER PARK CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION AUGUST 31, 2022
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