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Letter From the Editor ON THE COVER: Anarchy by Trent and Harlow Manning This month is so Punk Rock! We feature the Punk Rock Flea Market that is happening at the end of the month at Swan Brewing. A mix of music, food and art, it’s fun for the entire family! And it’s not just for punk rockers, either! Read more about it in our cover story. Read about the father/daughter artists of the new “Cerk Fillet” appearing at the Punk Rock Flea. We also get a peek at the new Good Thyme restaurant opening up, learn about 8th graders building their own skateboards and a group of women trying to save the Pitties! Take a look at the #lkldhaven photos that YOU took at all of your favorite places in Lakeland! Just tag yourself on Facebook or Instagram and you might find yourself in the pages of LKLD, too! Check out our picks for the “Top Ten” things to do in Central Florida, maybe I’ll see you out somewhere! Like every month, our calendar is always up to date online with events all over Polk. You can add your event for free! Just visit havenmagazines.com. While you’re there, you can read our east Polk version of the magazine called Haven with completely different stories. Have a very happy September! I hope to see you around town! Amy Sexson Partner/Editor Haven & LKLD Magazines amy@havenmagazines.com

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SEPTEMBER VOLUME 2 ISSUE 12 Publisher Chris Sexson Editor Amy Sexson Managing Editor Tara Crutchfield Contributing Writers Barry Friedman Photographer Amy Sexson Art & Production Manager Steven Maynard Ad Director Chris Campbell LKLD HAVEN is published twelve times a year by Destroyer Media Marketing. Haven distributes 13,500 copies a month with 7,701 mailed to homes and 5,800 copies available at select locations throughout Lakeland. For advertising information please contact: christine@destroyermedia.com For editorial information please contact: amy@destroyermedia.com To submit to our calendar: amy@destroyermedia.com Office: PO Box 1607 Winter Haven, Florida 33881

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Planned for Downtown: A Bar/Arcade and a Craft Nanobrewery

Dining 1: Biscuits, Mexican Coming To South Lakeland

Dining 2: Our Eateries are Ready For Their Closeups

Dining 3: A Preview of Bonnet Springs

For those of you wondering when the city of Lakeland will decide whether to offer broadband Internet through their miles of fiber-optic cable: You can keep wondering. After two workshops on a possible broadband utility last month, city commissioners generally agreed on three things: They need more info, they want to hear from the public, and the elephant in the room is whether private provider Spectrum will increase speeds and lower prices. Stay tuned.

A bar that doubles as an arcade for electronic games is being planned for the downtown building that also houses LkldLive. The owners of Cob & Pen joined a few other backers for this new-to-Lakeland concept. Rec Room would be family friendly before 9 p.m., and adults-only after that. Around the corner, local businessman Kevin Stringer plans to open a second Dissent Craft Brewing (the first is in St. Pete) in the Kentucky Avenue storefront that once housed half of La Carreta Mexican Restaurant.

A couple of new restaurants have been announced in neighborhoods between downtown and the Polk Parkway: Biscuits and Benedicts, serving breakfast and lunch, is coming to the South Florida Avenue spot in Dixieland that housed Nineteen61 before it moved downtown. At Oakbridge, the Azteca D’Oro Mexican restaurant chain is expanding to Lakeland. It will occupy the standalone building built for TooJays Deli and will compete with nearby TexMex chains Abuelo’s and Chili’s.

“Is Lakeland Florida’s next hip food city? It sure seems like it.” That was the headline when Tampa Bay Times Food and Lifestyle Editor Michelle Stark took a culinary tour of Lakeland. Her tour guide was Maggie Leach, kitchen director at the Catapult small-biz incubator, so the tour leans heavily on Catapult friends and alumni. Featured eateries include soon-to-open spots such as The Joinery food hall, Yard on Mass food truck park and Honeycomb Bread Bakers. Stark visited established restaurants including Cafe Zuppina, Black & Brew and Born & Bread Bakehouse.

When the massive Bonnet Springs Park opens west of downtown in 2021, visitors can expect a fine-dining restaurant, a family-friendly cafe, banquet hall and other food concessions. Park promoters plan to solicit bids from potential food vendors this month. Restaurant consultants KK&P will work alongside the vendor(s) to fine-tune the dining concepts inside the 180-acre urban respite. Plans include a destination restaurant intended to draw visitors from other Central Florida cities.

Engagement Photos Shot at a Publix Go Viral

Polk Museum’s Impressionism Show Getting Accolades

Church Murals: Biblical Scenes Get Painted Over

City Gives Hospital Rent Relief, Plans Budget Cuts

Sykes Expanding Its Customer Service Call Center

For once, viral photos from Lakeland showed something happy: a wedding engagement. Alexandra Darch and Dylan Smith, who met three years ago while working at the Oakbridge Publix, posed for the pictures at the store after plans for an outdoor shoot got rained out. Winter Haven photographer Jennifer Goodlet staged creative shots -- on shopping carts, near food displays and behind refrigerator glass, for example. They were first picked up by Florida news and social media sites, and ultimately went national.

Also getting national attention: a new exhibit at the Polk Museum of Art. Chadd Scott, who writes about the intersection of art and travel, wrote in Forbes that “American Impressionism Through the French Lens” proves “you shouldn’t have to live or travel in New York or Chicago to see the greatest art the world has ever produced.” The exhibit remains on display in the museum’s main galleries through Oct. 13. It explores the effects of French art of the late 19th Century on a younger generation of American artists, many of them with the means to study in Europe.

Here’s a story about some paintings without a happy ending: After Redemption Church moved into the building that previously housed St. David’s Episcopal Church, they wanted to let passersby on Edgewood Drive know they were welcoming to all. So they painted signs of welcome over four large murals that looked like stained glass and depicted biblical scenes. Local artist Rick Olivo, who spent around two months more than a dozen years ago creating the 9-by12-foot murals, was distraught when he heard and wants to find a way to protect other public art.

Last month we reported that Lakeland Regional Health had asked the city of Lakeland to forgo scheduled increases in the hospital’s lease payments for five years and that could lead to a property tax increase. Since then, city commissioners agreed to hold off on the increases but also said there would be no tax increase this year. Instead, they’re going to cut spending, including four to six salaries and delaying land purchases for a park in southwest Lakeland.

Sykes Enterprises Inc. is expanding its Lakeland customer-service call center and hiring an unspecified number of employees thought to be several hundred. Applications can be made in person at 1144 Griffin Road or at jobs.sykes.com. The Lakeland call center services three companies and recently added two more; one is in health care, and the other is a wellknown software company, a Sykes manager said.

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LAKELAND TOP 10 6 FIRST FRIDAY: DOG DAYS DOWNTOWN

Sept. 6, 6-9pm in downtown Lakeland. Features canine caricatures, canine educational speakers, agility demonstrations and an agility course, a pet parade (bring your leashed pets), a pet lookalike contest and more! Family-friendly!

HAUS MRKT FALL 2019 Sept. 20, 5:30-9pm at Haus 820. A family-friendly evening of shopping, food, music, and a whole lot of fun. Food Trucks, Cocktails crafted by Cob & Pen and Music provided by Graingertainment. haus820.com/haus-mrkt/

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RETURN TO THE 19TH CENTURY: A NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM Sept. 14, 7-11pm at Polk Museum of Art. The carnival will expand on the theme of French-versusAmerican culture including a burlesque show, French cabaretstyle entertainment, carnival games and food. Signature drinks inspired by the era, crafted by Revival. polkmuseumofart.org

PUNK ROCK FLEA VOLUME 2

Sept. 7 through Nov. 24 at the Polk Museum of Art. Visitors will see how Pierre and his art were inspired deeply by his grandfather and his legacy, and this exhibition puts a spotlight on the artist’s narrative works and series. (863) 688-7743 polkmuseumofart.org

JJ GREY & MOFRO

Sept. 7, 7-10pm, outdoor concert at Jessie’s in Winter Haven. All ages, ticket required. JJ Grey & Mofro perform blues, southern rock and R&B, check him out at www.jjgrey.com and purchase tickets at centralfloridatix.com

BOURBON & BLUES

LEADING EDGE TAKE HEART 5K

LIVE GREEN LAKELAND ECO FESTIVAL

Sept. 27, 6-9pm at Gram Parsons Derry Down. An evening of Live blues, a bourbon tasting, BBQ, craft beer, wine, silent auction, water, soda and a signature mocktail all included in your ticket. Proceeds from this event will support Gram Parsons Derry Down. gpderrydown.com

Sept. 28, 7:30am. Presented by Leading Edge to benefit Take Heart Project. TH will use the funds to provide housing, education, job training, and medical care to women and young teenage girls and will aid in the prevention of these women and girls falling victim to human trafficking, disease, and poverty. Register at runsignup.com/Race/FL/ Lakeland/Fl

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9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL

Sept. 13-22 at the Lakeland Community Theatre. Music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, book by Patricia Resnick, based on the 1980 hit movie. Set in the late 1970s this hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the Rolodex era is outrageous, thought-provoking and even a little romantic. lakelandcommunitytheatre.com

PIERRE HENRI MATISSE: STORIES OF CREATIVITY

Sept. 28, 8am-2pm at Munn Park. Hosted by the GFWC Junior Woman’s Club of Lakeland. A family-friendly event highlighting the community’s eco-friendly businesses, nonprofits and organizations. gfwclakelandjuniors.org

Sept. 29, noon-6pm at Swan Brewing. Over 40 vendors from coast to coast, selling original artwork, jewelry, band shirts, vinyl, button booth, oddities, LIVE T-shirt screen printing, and more.

Fall gardens

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Explore the beauty of the gardens this fall and enjoy live music, our Bok After Dark carillon concerts, a wine walk where you can enjoy ten carefully curated wines from around the world and light nibbles at each stop, and a full schedule of many more exciting events.

ROAD TRIP TO THE GARDENS: KANSAS CITY OCTOBER 5

Live music and more! 12-2:30 p.m.

ROAD TRIP TO THE GARDENS: NEW ORLEANS

BOK AFTER DARK: THE 60s OCTOBER 25

From 5-8 p.m. Carillon Concert at 7:30 p.m.

WINE WALK NOVEMBER 2

OCTOBER 12

From 2-5 p.m. After party from 5-7 p.m.

Live music and more! 12-2:30 p.m.

BOK AFTER DARK: ROCK THE BOK

ROOTSTOCK PLANT & GARDEN FESTIVAL POWERED BY DUKE ENERGY

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From 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Free admission, $10 parking for non-members.

NOVEMBER 15

From 5-8 p.m. Carillon Concert at 7:30 p.m.

ROAD TRIP TO THE GARDENS: NASHVILLE NOVEMBER 16

Live music and more! 12-2:30 p.m.

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ORLANDO TOP 10 4 EVITA

Sept. 4 - Oct. 6 at the Margeson Theater. Evita charts the young and ambitious Eva Peron’s meteoric rise to sainthood. Set in Argentina between 19341952. For more information visit orlandoshakes.org or call our Box Office at 407-447-1700 ext. 1.

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HOCUS POCUS

Sept. 14, 6:45-10pm at Orlando World Center Marriott. Featuring the area’s most accomplished chefs, brewers, wine purveyors and spirit vendors, enjoy an evening of tasting signature dishes accompanied by fine wines, craft beers benefiting Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida and Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida. www.tastecfl.org

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Sept. 5, 6-9pm at the Orlando Museum of Art. celebrating visual arts at UCF’s College of Arts and Humanities. Features works by UCF alumni, faculty, staff, and students. Cash bar available. omart.org

Sept. 15, 7:30pm at the Garden Theatre in Winter Garden. Follow along as Max, Dani, and Allison try to stop the witchy Sanderson Sisters from casting a spell on the whole town of Salem. Come dressed to enter the costume contest! Hocus Pocus (1993) is rated PG. (407) 877-4736 gardentheatre.org

6 HALLOWEEN HORROR NIGHTS

7 FLORIDA MUSHROOMING WITH JON MARTIN

Sept. 6 - Nov. 2, Universal Orlando. Fully immersive experience with haunted houses, live entertainment and scares around every corner. This is a separately ticketed event, ages 13+. halloweenhorrornights.com

Sept. 7, 1-5pm. Are you ‘shroomcurious? Learn all about wild mushrooms with Fungi Jon at Mead Botanical Garden as Florida’s mushroom season begins. Jon will show you how to identify wild mushrooms with ease. Register at eventbrite.com

CHRIS CORTEZ QUARTET

2019 SOUTHERN WOMEN’S SHOW

Sept. 20, 8-10:30pm at the Blue Bamboo Center For The Arts in Winter Park. Featuring Chris on guitar & vocals; Ed Krout on piano; Chuck Archard on bass and Paul Parker on drums. Cortez is an international recording artist ranking among the top jazz guitarists in the world. bluebambooartcenter.com

Sept. 26-29 at the Orange County Convention Center. Hundreds of boutiques filled with the latest fashions, jewelry, gourmet treats, health and beauty, and more. Enjoy fashion shows, top chefs, and celebrity guests. southernshows.com

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14 ADVENTHEALTH BATTLE OF THE BANDS 5K & KIDS RUN

Sept. 14, Music reigns supreme at this 5K, featuring local bands playing at every mile. Runners and walkers will love the music on the shaded course. Register at trackshack.com/event/234

ADAM ANT

Sept. 29, 8pm, Hard Rock Cafe. Adam Ant performs his landmark, solo album “Friend or Foe” live in its entirety along with classics we all know and love. hardrockcafe.com

TAMPA TOP 10 4 MOVIE ON THE LAWN: HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE

6-28 THE PRODUCERS

6-29 METEOR SHOWER

Sept. 4, 8-10pm at Sparkman Wharf in Tampa. Free, first come, first serve. Bring lawn chairs or blankets to enjoy this outdoor showing. Outside food, beverage, and coolers are prohibited. sparkmanwharf.com

Sept. 6-28 by the Carrollwood Players in Tampa. A scheming producer and his mousy accountant aim to produce the biggest flop on Broadway in Mel Brooks’ laugh-out-loud spectacle. (813) 265-4000 carrollwoodplayers.org

Sept. 6-29. Written by Steve Martin, performed by Jobsite Theatre at the Straz. Over the course of a crazy, starlit dinner party, the wildly unexpected occurs. The couples begin to flirt and insanity reigns while trying to watch a meteor shower. (813) 229-STAR jobsitetheater.org

5TH ANNUAL BEER AND BOW TIES

CRACK UP CANCER COMEDY SHOW

ANNUAL ALL HEROES OPEN

Sept. 13, 7pm at Armature Works. The Spencer Hall Memorial Endowment for Mental Health presents this Suicide Prevention & Awareness Fundraiser. Upscale event Includes food & drink, live art experiences, exclusive photo ops and live entertainment. beerandbowtiestampabay.com

Sept. 14, 8pm at the Straz Center. Features comics Catherine Maloney, Mike McCarthy, Dean Napolitano, and national touring comic Jimmy Shubert. 100% of profits go to the Florida Cancer Specialist Foundation to provide life grants for local people going through cancer treatments. Show is Rated R. (813) 229-7827 strazcenter.org

Sept. 21, 7:45am-4:30pm. Annual Charity Fishing Tournament held in honor of our nation’s service members and to bring awareness to children with special needs. Friday evening Captain’s party will be held at The Floridan Palace Hotel. Saturday Fishing Tournament held at Westshore Yacht Club. For sponsorship and participation info, please go to: allheroesopen.com/fish.php

8 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS VS SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS

Sept. 8, 4:25pm at the Raymond James Stadium. Watch the NFL Home Opener game! buccaneers.com

THE WHO: MOVING ON! Sept. 22, 7:30pm at Amalie Arena. With singer Roger Daltrey and guitarist and songwriter Pete Townshend, they will rock out to all your favorites. amaliearena.com

12-15 PICKER PLACE

Sept. 12-15. The Picker Place Ybor Market is located at 1402 E 2nd Ave. with over 10,000 sq ft of antiques to explore. Join them on the second weekend of every month, open from 9am to 7pm, Thursday – Sunday.

SUICIDEGIRLS: BLACKHEART BURLESQUE

Sept. 28, 9pm at the Tampa Theatre. The sexiest, smartest, geekiest, and most fun definitive pop-culture burlesque show, featuring the SuicideGirls themselves! VIP Meet & Greet available for an additional charge. Tampatheatre.org

Punk RoCK

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I love punk rock.

By Amy Sexson

Back in 1987, I saw the man of my dreams and he was so pun k. He wore super skinny jeans, a leather jacket with band pat ches sew n on and the same Jane’s Addiction shirt almost everyday. He played bass in a punk band called Haunting Souls and I went to every single one of his shows. One look at him and he stole my heart, I fell hard. I also loved the music, (favorite show was Bad Bra ins at St. Andrews Hall in ‘90) dressed in my own thr ift store find s and shaved one side of my head. We were a perfect match. We dated, and then I went off to art school. Was the love story over? Where is he now? He’s in the office behind me, I married him and he will always be my favorite punk rocker. Punk was born in the early 70s with groups like Iggy and the Sto oges, MC5 and the New York Dolls. The Ramones releas ed their self-titled album in 1976, which has been said to be the bluepr int for all punk music to follow. The movement spread to Bri tain with bands like the Sex Pistols, The Clash and Buzzcocks . With fast, aggressive beats and socially aware lyr ics, Genera tion Xers, full of teen angst found something to believe in. Nirvan a hit the mainstream in the early 90s and alo ng with Gre en Day a whole new generation was introduced.

LAKELAND PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET VOLUME 2 After the huge success of the first Punk Rock Flea Market back in March of this year, there was no doubt there would be a second one. For one day, Swan Brewing will be immersed in Punk Rock, bigger and better than the first time. But what is it exactly? We sat down with the organizer, Chad Chastain to find out what to expect. First, a little about Chad. He was born in Atlanta and raised in a small, rural town surrounded by country music. He hated country music. When he was 13, his world opened up. While sitting in his mom’s Chevy Astro van in the parking lot of a Pizza Hut, he heard Green Day and Offspring for the first time.

“i felt like I finally heard something that spoke to me and for me.” Two years later, his parents divorced and he ended up in the little town of Conway, AR. That’s where he really fell in love with the punk rock community explaining, “I started playing guitar, drums, and singing in any band that was around. After booking several shows, I created a website in the early days of the internet which I called ArkanSuck (www.angelfire.com/ar2/ arkanSuck) to serve as a resource page for the music community for the entire state of Arkansas. “It helped connect bands, venues, labels, and the scenes that didn’t know each other existed. It also enabled younger bands to play shows with more established touring bands.” What I liked most about it was that through that simple website, I was able to witness a tight, loving, supportive, underground music community flourish in a state that otherwise should have ignored it or shut it down.” At age 20, Chad was working at a Guitar Center in Little Rock, when he married his best friend, Ellen. They transferred with the company to Orlando to be closer to his older brother in Tampa who was seriously injured by a drunk driver. He continued, “Lakeland was never on the radar for us. We ended up here by accident through my job transfers and stayed thanks to the Polk Museum of Art hiring my wife 17 years ago. I think the smaller town charm just meshed more with our personalities.” Chad and Ellen have helped run other Lakeland events like Innoskate, Art Crawl and even the Children’s Art Tent at Mayfaire. They both share a love of celebrating art mixed with nostalgia. Two years ago, Chad was invited to fill in on drums with a Ramones cover band, Judi & The Outsiders, for what was both a punk show and a drag show. “I knew I would love the punk show, but honestly the idea of a drag show seemed awkward, until I saw how they both shared the same aspects of not being “normal” and for being generally frowned upon. That’s when the idea hit me to create an event that melded my love of punk rock and counter culture with my wife’s love of art... and really now that we’re both parents, getting to share that with my kids and friends is just icing on the cake,” Chad said. That’s where the

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Punk Rock Flea Market comes in. For about eight years, Punk Rock Flea Markets have been popping up all over the country. Chad saw the potential with Lakeland being between Orlando and Tampa and now you can expect a PRFM to happen twice a year with plans to continue to evolve and grow. So what is the Punk Rock Flea Market? Chad explained it like this, “The short answer is a counter culture flea market... but the real long answer is an all day party for the entire family that celebrates our underground music and youth cultures from the late 70s through today for those of us who weren’t necessarily in the norm. Here you’ll find vendors from all over Florida selling tons of old records, band t-shirts, oddities, collectables, jewelry, local art, a free DIY button booth, skateboards, bicycles, henna tattoos, horror memorabilia, toys, live music, food trucks, and so much more... plus it’s at Lakeland’s coolest family & pet friendly outdoor bar & brewery. You DO NOT have to be a punk rocker to enjoy yourself or to find a new favorite treasure. This is a fun and safe experience that everyone should share.” He added, “When most people think “punk” they tend to go negative to what they’ve seen in movies with big mohawks, leather jackets and drunken brawls. I can honestly say I’ve seen far worse things happen at country concerts and children’s sporting events. For the most part, punk culture has always been a safe, caring and supportive world for me, which is one of the biggest things I want Lakeland to see.” The first punk rock flea market was a giant success and thanks to Swan Brewing, the next one will be twice the size with an additional tent allowing for more booths, music, food, and an all around good time. Chad ended on this note, “I’m most excited for the community. This event is such a great opportunity to meet and discover new artists and makers who you never knew lived right down the road. It’s a party. Bring your spouse and your kids, make new friends, talk about when you were kids, put a button on your jacket, grab a drink, pick up a record, a piece of art, a new shirt, and just hang.” The Lakeland Punk Rock Flea Market Volume 2 September 29th from noon - 6 p.m. Swan Brewing 115 W Pine St, Lakeland, FL 33815 #lakelandpunkflea FB @lakelandpunkflea Supporters: LKLD, Swan Brewing, Art Crawl, Inc., Ink Screenprinting, Electric Media Group (EMG) Studio

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Coasting Through Middle School “Why do I have to learn this stuff? I’ll never use it in real life.” – Every middle school student ever Skateboard-wielding Southwest Middle School teacher Paul Peterson has found a way to engage students in their education using just four wheels and a board. Peterson, who teaches 6th through 8th-grade art has been teaching for 22 years, with twenty of those years spent at Southwest. In 2013, the Smithsonian hosted the inaugural Innoskate festival. The festival celebrated skateboarding, skate culture and its influence on American and world culture. The next year, Innoskate came to Polk Museum of Art in Lakeland and the Museum of History and Industry in Seattle. Peterson said, “I’ve been skateboarding all my life and I’ve built skateboards since I was in high school. But I never could find a cost-effective way to incorporate that into my lessons.” Innoskate rolling into Lakeland was the catalyst for Peterson to do just that. The 2014 festival is where the teacher got connected with Paul Schmitt. Schmitt owns one of the largest skateboard manufacturers in North America, PS Stix, and developed the Create A Skate program where schools can order skateboards for their classes to paint. According to createaskate.org, “Professor Schmitt’s unique program is dedicated to helping young people create a hand-made version of one of his professional quality skateboard decks.”

Painting the board is a highlight for many in the program. Students spend about a week sketching out the imagery for their board. Peterson uses documentaries like Stuntwood: The Birth, Life, and Death of a Skateboard, and excerpts from Dogtown and Z-Boys, and Bones Brigade: An Autobiography to give students skate culture inspiration. As long as it is school appropriate and creative, Peterson allows the students to be relatively free with their design.

Haynes has even gone on to compete in a juried art competition at Art Crawl when she was in 7th grade. “It was when I realized how I could take this somewhere with me. Ever since then I’ve been doing shows and selling my artwork,” she said. After finishing high school, Haynes would like to attend art school at Ringling, SCAD, or Rhode Island School of Design. She is also interested in the medical field and says med school is also an option for her.

Around Peterson’s classroom is a display of boards in varying states of completion. Some are rough, not yet finished. Others have been painted with such detail that they are works of art – each crafted by the hands of talented middle school students.

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MORE THAN ART Peterson uses skateboards as a tool to make the lessons students are learning in middle school, relevant and applicable to their lives. In doing so, he incorporates a range of subjects. “Originally it started out with Create A Skate as a way to get kids interested in art,” he said. He realized that giving this opportunity to create a skateboard captured students’ attention in a way he hadn’t been able to before. With a captive audience, Peterson relates skateboarding to other areas of their education.

The response to the program was so great that the art teacher wanted to participate in Create A Skate again. He realized his students were interested in different boards and riding styles. This diversity made buying different decks, trucks, and wheels cost-prohibitive on a public school budget. “We started working on ways that we could develop our own press, our own molds,” said Peterson.

“It’s about building the student holistically, instead of being so narrowly focused on my subject matter,” he said. Peterson added, “I’m not expecting them to be the next Picasso or Da Vinci, but I am expecting that they put some effort into their learning and take ownership of their learning.” Science and engineering are incorporated into making boards as Peterson teaches lessons on the basic principles involved in designing a board from symmetry to the physics behind turnability. “They start learning about the physics of inertia, gravity, centrifugal force with the turnability of the skateboards. They learn math – you’d be amazed how many kids have a difficult time just measuring things out with a ruler, but they have to measure things out because if they don’t and we cut it out wrong, that’s their board,” said Peterson. “I realized it was a way to engage a lot of other subjects.”

Developing his method of making boards, Peterson set up a program – Grade 8 Skate. To be a part of the initiative, students have to earn $25 themselves, not from their parents. Earning the money to participate gives the students a sense of responsibility and ownership over their board explained the teacher.

“It took me 15 years of teaching here before I even got to this point where I’m this excited about it and I’m continuing to push it to grow,” he said. His enthusiasm and teaching style have been impacted tremendously by Grade 8 Skate. “I’m having more success now than when I started this program.”

Each student in Grade 8 Skate is involved in designing and making their own unique board. If they’ve never skated before, he’ll suggest what style of board might suit them. “There’s a lot of different styles of riding so I try to focus on what they’re interested in and make something very specifically designed to their height, weight, riding style, [and] experience,” said the art teacher.

One student quite impacted by Peterson’s Grade 8 Skate program is 16-year-old high school junior, Taylor Haynes. Haynes didn’t go to Southwest Middle School but met Peterson through the Polk Museum of Art’s summer camp when she was 10. “He kind of became my mentor,” she said. She completed her first board at age 11 and has done one every year since. “I never realized how complicated it was. You would think a piece of board and some wheels wouldn’t be that interesting but the aerodynamics and the designs that go into it are very interesting,” she said.

The first year, Peterson’s students completed over 50 boards through CreateASkate.org and got the opportunity to display them at Innoskate and meet Schmitt as well as skateboarding legend, Rodney Mullen.

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Peterson and his students make boards using two, 12-ton hydraulic presses. They’ve even created an alternative to traditional grip tape using polyurethane and coarse aggregate. The innovation doesn’t stop there. Peterson has been known to give his class a challenge from time to time. A few years ago, after watching a YouTube video of Paul Schmitt creating a cardboard skateboard for Tony Hawk to ride, Peterson issued the same challenge to his students. He tasked them with creating a cardboard skateboard that he, a fully grown adult, could ride. They made several prototypes and one that he even rode for two months before it had flexed too much to continue riding. havenmagazines.com

She praised Mr. Peterson for introducing her to skateboards (now one of her favorite things) and for propelling her forward in her art career. “He has opened my eyes to how accomplished people can do art. You always hear about starving artists and that kind of stereotype. He’s helped me realize that’s not the case,” she said. “He’s really inspired me to keep working and keep developing skill and see where it goes for college.”

Mr. Peterson and his students set up a tent to rep Grade 8 Skate at the first Punk Rock Flea in March. Last school year, the program was awarded a STEM grant from AT&T and The Polk Education Foundation which helped finance the boards. “One of the things that we wanted to accomplish with the STEM grant was to develop a sustainable program, rather than having to write grants every year or ask for money,” Peterson said. Selling their boards at Punk Rock Flea allowed Peterson to incorporate business lessons in as well – something the STEM grant placed an importance on along with expanding on what the students were already learning in regards to STEM subjects. They sold enough skateboards at the PRF to cover their cost and have leftover inventory to bring to the September market along with what they build between now and then. They will also be selling handmade balance boards (which were a hit at the last market), and an assortment of decks and fully assembled skateboards. The funds made from selling the boards will go back into Grade 8 Skate and the Southwest Middle School art program.

PARTNERING FOR A PURPOSE “One of our goals this year aside from making artist edition boards, we partnered up with Boards for Bros and Getaboard which are charitable organizations out of Tampa and Orlando that are interested in getting skateboards in the hands of disadvantaged kids,” said Peterson. “Skateboarding teaches you a tenacity that you may not learn other ways.” He is also working with skateboarding organizations GRO (Girls Riding Organization) focused on getting girls into action sports, and the Good Push Skateboarding Alliance, an initiative by Skateistan supporting social skateboarding projects across the globe. The social aspect of skateboarding is almost as important as the other lessons he teaches. With bigotry, homophobia, racism and other social injustices tearing people down, Peterson hopes skateboarding can build them up and be an outlet, a safe place, a way to connect. Peterson wants children of every skin color, gender, learning difference, or economic status to find a community in skateboarding. “If I can use skateboarding as kind of a hook to build a community, then maybe these kids won’t be picked on so much or laughed at or maybe they’ll feel a little more free to express themselves without so much of the judgment. Maybe ultimately these kids will build lifelong friendships, maybe they’ll start tutoring each other and helping each other out,” said Peterson. No matter what they get out of it, be it a relevant use for their school lessons, a community, or a sense of pride in a board they’ve created – thanks to Mr. Peterson and Grade 8 Skate, students at Southwest Middle School are being given a push in the right direction. Grade 8 Skate IG @grade8skateboards

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Red Swan Graphic Design “Anything funny and snarky inspires me,” says Red Swan Graphic Design owner Tate Krupa, “I like making people laugh.” Krupa has been creating and selling her work for 15 years from what she considers her “mobile gift shop,” though her passion for creating started at a much younger age. As a child, she always made drawings and doodles, and by high school, she knew she wanted to go into the graphic design field. By college she was majoring in art, focusing specifically on printmaking. She says that her experience with printmaking affects the way she approaches graphic design, allowing her to better understand and utilize negative space, as well as color relationships and separations. It also helps her know when to call it quits on a design and send it to the printer.

While Krupa loves her job, she says that there can be some difficult parts of being a graphic designer. Getting clients and broadening your reach is not easy, especially when certain products are so easy to find mass produced. Most people will likely go to large companies for products like greeting cards and t-shirts, but according to Krupa, local designers will go the extra mile for clients. “If you shop at the farmer’s market, you probably want to buy from local designers, too,” she mentions. Local designers, as well as most local businesses, want to work with clients to give them a good experience and a product they will be happy with. This is why, Krupa says, it is important to support local designers first.

With all of this knowledge and experience wrapped together, one can begin to see how the self-proclaimed “jack of all trades, hopefully master of some” got to where she is now, making and selling a large variety of different kinds of art. Krupa explains that the types of products she makes are always evolving. Currently, she makes greeting cards, notepads, and stationery, and that’s just the paper products. She also makes items out of repurposed goods like old vinyl records. Out of everything she sells, she says the lapel pins and stickers are her best sellers. Though she works in many mediums, she does have one that she enjoys working with the most. She loves drawing because it is easily the most versatile of the mediums in which she works. Drawings can be turned into prints, stickers, magnets, or a greeting card design, so it ends up being the most valuable skill to know. The designer also just got a new iPad Pro, which has allowed her to create her work from anywhere. She loves the freedom that the tablet gives her, as she no longer has to stay in one place to make her art. Ever the ambitious person, though, Krupa still hopes to branch out into more mediums. She just learned macramé, and now wants to start making tote bags with screen printed designs, coffee cups, and t-shirts. As for what inspires Krupa, she says that anything funny is enough to get her creative juices flowing. She loves to make people laugh, and a lot of times this is done through pop culture references. A quick scroll through her Instagram, and you’ll see a portrait of Kramer from Seinfeld, a collection of Ruth Bader Ginsburg magnets, and a Bill and Ted pin set. She’s not afraid to get political, either, offering a selection of Pride pins, feminist pins, and various other pins promoting political figures. “Everyone deserves equality, and that’s important to share through my work,” Krupa says. She does say that politics are not her main focus, though, as she mainly wants her work to make people happy or remind them of past memories. havenmagazines.com

If you want to support this local designer, then you have a lot of options. Krupa sells her work on Etsy and at various markets, including the Moonlight Market at Grove Roots, the Lakeland Farmer’s Market (for a little over a year now), Brew Hub, and occasionally the seasonal Haus Mrkt. She’s also trying to get into local stores and indoor markets, citing the Florida heat as a reason to stay indoors. She did not do the Lakeland Farmer’s Market over the summer, but her first day back will be September 7th (the market’s first day back after being closed all of August). She will also be at the Punk Rock Flea Market this September. FB @RedSwanGraphicDesign IG @redswangraphicdesign tatekrupa.com

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Kon Tiki Taco Talk Who wants tacos and tiki drinks? I think that’s all we really need to say here. Going strong for over 80 years, where did the first tiki drinks come from? According to behindthebar.com, Ernest Raymond Beaumont Gantt opened Don the Beachcomber in 1934, inspired by his travels in the South Pacific. It was a tropical-themed bar and restaurant in Hollywood, California, replete with flaming torches and rattan furniture. Don the Beachcomber had a look and feel designed to transport patrons to an ambiguous, exotic locale. He called his concoctions “rhum rhapsodies,” and many of his original recipes, like the Scorpion and the Zombie, are still being slung by bartenders today. This year we’re hosting the 2nd annual Kon Tiki Taco at Haus 820. Find a babysitter, schedule off work and get that tropical shirt cleaned because there’s a trip to paradise waiting for you. Spend the evening with a tiki cocktail in one hand and a taco in the other while dancing to the sounds of everyone’s favorite, DJ Jenks. Swan Brewing will be serving up a couple of craft brews, and fun will be had by all.

love to keep growing. We have added Revival Bar this year to help curate drinks with Cob & Pen. We will have a number of new taco vendors this year. We had one vendor last year but variety is the spice of life, mixing up the food options will be great. MyBox will be setting up a great outdoor lounge area, and I’m super excited to show some old episodes of Jacques Cousteau on the main projector. Jacques Cousteau inspired me to dream and explore as a child, his shows where great inspiration for me. Hours are a little different this year, it’s 6:30 – 10 p.m. Ticket price will increase at the door. We will cap the event at 500 attendees. If you’re reading this, and would like to come joins us, get your tickets now, and be sure to say hello. I look forward to raising a glass with you. Cheers!” Please drink responsibly and definitely don’t drink and drive. This is a Tiki drinking event, be smart and plan ahead.

Let’s talk with Kon Tiki Taco creator, Chris Sexson about what’s new this year. Let’s start at the beginning. What is it? “Kon Tiki Taco is a great cocktail party. We want to throw fun events without all the formality of networking or agendas. The goal is to raise a glass amongst friends, have a bite of food and just have a good time. There will be multiple cocktails to choose from crafted by our friends at Cob & Pen and Revival Bar. If cocktails aren’t your thing, we will also have a selection of great beer from Swan Brewing.” What was your inspiration? “Good question. Growing up in Dayton, Ohio our local movie theater was called the Kon Tiki. This monolith of a place in North Dayton stood out like a sore thumb. It was highly impressionable to me as a kid. Designed like a Polynesian structure, the inside was lit with deep red lights, red carpet, tiki statues, it was awesome. I saw Star Wars there on its release weekend. As I have grown older, I have a deep appreciation for craft cocktails and tasty tacos. Maybe a drink or two a few years ago helped spark the name and Kon Tiki Taco was born. Keep it simple, craft Tiki drinks and Tacos. I thought, I’d go to that. Mix in a great DJ, make the room fun, keep the price right, bring together a great group of creators in the community. And here we are.” What should the guests expect? “Too much to drink and too much to eat. Great sounds from DJ Jenks to keep you in the groove. Low lighting, good cocktails, tasty bites, great sounds, a little nostalgia, hopefully a memorable time.” How much does it cost, what do you get for that price? “We never want to over serve, but we try to approach these events as open bar and food. Come have a good time. For $35 you get great craft drinks, tacos that are amazing, entertainment all in a chill setting. Honestly I don’t think there’s a better value for an event in Central Florida. Add in the fact that we have such great partners collaborating, this is kinda chill for thirty five bucks.” Anything new this year? Anything different? “Last year we had just over 400 attendees. So the old saying,‘if it’s not broken don’t fix it’ may apply? With that said, we 21

Kon Tiki Taco October 4, 6:30 - 10 p.m. Haus 820 820 N Mass Ave., Lakeland Purchase tickets at CentralFloridaTix.com

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Who’ s Ready for a Good Thyme? It’s about thyme Lakeland got a fresh, fast eatery. Soon Lakeland’s hungry will be able to order online or stop by the pick-up window of Good Thyme for a quick, delicious meal. From the minds who brought you Cob & Pen, comes Good Thyme! This will be the second Lakeland restaurant (with a bar + arcade on the way) for partners Jason Ellis, Conn O’Leary, and Corey Ripley. Good Thyme has been in the works for a while, dished Cob & Pen owner Jason Ellis. “We talk about different concepts and ideas all the time,” he said. Ellis was clear they didn’t want to add to the noise of a concept already being done, but rather fill a gap for the city. From watching Cob & Pen’s social media and social media in general, Ellis has seen requests from Lakeland foodies for more fresh, healthy and dietary-conscious options. To run the show at Good Thyme as managers, head chefs, and partners, Ellis enlisted the help of former Cob & Pen employees, Amber Davis and Matt Flowers. Davis has been in the culinary field for ten years. She attended culinary school at Le Cordon Bleu in Orlando and her career has taken her from Lake Wales to New York, Sebring, Boca, and Lakeland. Cob & Pen sits high on the list of restaurants she’s worked with. “Every day Jason would come in and say ‘Let’s do something new.’ It was a challenge, it was good because we’d have to make it from scratch and we’d have to make it in-house,” she said. Flowers and Davis plan to carry over that same innovation into the Good Thyme menu. Flowers hails from Avon Park. He moved to Boca Raton after high school, landing a job at a pizza place. “My culinary upbringing was pretty normal for a Southern kid in Avon Park. I didn’t know a whole lot outside of collard greens and cornbread,” he said. From the pizza joint, he moved on to an Italian eatery. There he worked with a chef who he says taught him everything he knows. “I kind of fell in love with the rush. I like the fast-paced work and the action – it keeps me going,” said Flowers. The Good Thyme team have been working together to conceptualize a menu suited for just about everyone. Davis described their cuisine as, “A mix of healthy and fresh and home comfort type food.” Flowers added, “Something for your every day if you’re really health conscious and something for your cheat day too.” The menu will boast Southern comforts like chicken biscuits and classic breakfast sandwiches, in addition to gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options. The Good Thyme partners wanted to blend Lakeland’s affinity for classic comfort food with the dietary-specific and healthy eats they’ve heard requested. Ellis explained, “Our main goal is to have offerings

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that appeal to ALL of Lakeland with a curated menu bent towards cleaner/healthier and just in general more conscious eating. Focused on along with providing comfort food and staples, we have multiple and hearty options for gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, and vegan conscious eaters too.” The chefs broke down a few of their favorite dishes on the menu. For Flowers, their cauliflower fried rice takes the cake. A spin on traditional fried rice, they’ve substituted rice with riced cauliflower and a generous helping of veggies served with an over-easy egg on top. Flowers described this hearty yet light option as, “pretty, tasty, and innovative.” A mouthwatering tuna poke will grace the Good Thyme menu as well. The tuna is dressed in a classic sauce and accompanied by pineapple and fresh cucumber on a bed of sushi rice. It is finished off with wasabi mayo, scallions, and black sesame seeds and served alongside crispy fried wontons. Both Flowers and Davis are partial to the smoked pork belly tacos. Complimenting the smoked pork belly is a creamy slaw of house-made yogurt and brine from their own sweet and spicy pickles – a fun repurpose of ingredients that works well together. The tacos are topped with grilled pineapple, a housemade barbeque sauce, and jalapenos from the same brine. Davis said she is excited for the opportunity to provide something much needed to the community while also having the chance to flex her culinary muscles. “The fun thing about this is we’re doing vegetarian and vegan, and I don’t have a lot of experience with it, so it’s a learning experience,” she said. “It’s awesome because it’s able to provide for people with dietary needs that a lot of places aren’t able to do or choose not to.” Part of the menu experimentation has been bringing in people with certain dietary needs or preferences to taste their food. From vegan sausages to acai bowls, Davis and Flowers have worked diligently to perfect the dishes using feedback from their taste-testers. About Davis and Flowers, Ellis said, “It’s hard to find people who are that willing to take criticism, try new things, keep reinventing. That’s been a great part of our relationship since they were at Cob & Pen.” He expressed that their brilliant food is a testament to both the pride that goes into their work and the ego they leave out of it. The team has toyed with the idea of putting made-to-order vegan biscuits on the menu along with vegan sausage and gravy. Vegan desserts like brownies or cheesecake are likely to make an appearance too. “It’s not that we want to label ourselves as a vegan place, we just want to be a place where everyone can find something that tastes good.” Fingers crossed, Good Thyme hopes to open mid-September.

Ellis would like to spend the weeks leading up to their grand opening doing soft openings and connecting with the community with promotions. “We also feel like, with the pickup concept, efficiency and speed are super important,” Ellis said. So, in addition to food feedback, these soft openings will be the perfect opportunity to test their efficiency. On the go, pick-up breakfast and lunch will predominantly be their style. Dixieland offers breezeway seating outside of Concord Coffee, and the Good Thyme space has a patio area they plan to spruce up for hungry patrons who want to hang out. Good Thyme won’t only be sharing a breezeway with Concord Coffee – the two plan to collaborate. They are working out the details of being able to order Good Thyme food at Concord and vice versa, Good Thyme may have Concord drip or cold brew available at the pick-up window. Having options for everyone has been at the forefront of the Good Thyme concept – for both their food and price point. “That’s our other goal is to keep it super approachable for everybody,” said Ellis. Out the door for breakfast, Good Thyme guests can expect to pay around $3 to $7, and for lunch with a drink and side in the $8 to $12 range. Of course, specialties like their tuna poke may run you a bit more. Tentatively, their hours of operation will be Tuesday through Saturday 7 am to 3 pm. Concord may carry a few Good Thyme offerings on Sundays and Mondays. Ellis envisions weekly pop-ups too. “I really love oysters and I feel like the oyster culture is missing a little bit in town, so we want to do an oyster happy hour every Friday – beer, wine, champagne, shrimp cocktail, oysters, lobster roll or a shrimp roll,” he said. We can hardly contain our excitement for Good Thyme, but we would be remiss to not mention The Rec Room. The marriage of a bar and an arcade, The Rec Room will have newer and classic console games, classic arcade games, ski ball, air hockey, ping pong and the like. Word is they plan to have a golf simulator too! Libations will include a selection of draft beers and curation of canned beers, wine, and cocktails. In Ellis’s dream scenario, The Rec Room will open spring of 2020. “We’ve really fallen in love with this verging culture that’s bubbling underneath the surface in Lakeland,” said Ellis. “It’s fun to be a part of.” Good Thyme 1037 Dixieland Mall Ln, Lakeland Goodthymelkld.com FB @GoodThymeLKLD IG @goodthymelkld

A Really Good Idea 2 ounces bourbon Â˝ ounce fresh lemon juice 1 teaspoon honey 2 dashes bitters 2 bottles beer Lemon and edible flowers for garnish Add bourbon, lemon juice, honey and bitters to a cocktail shaker filled with ice, shake well until honey is dissolved. Divide between two pint glasses, top with beer, garnish with a lemon. Sprinkle flower petals like confetti for a party for two. 21+ Please drink responsibly.

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WORDS Tara Crutchfield

PHOTOGRAPH Amy Sexson

Father and Daughter Create Art Together As far back as her memory extends, 10-year-old Harlow Manning has wanted to be an artist. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree as she follows in the footsteps of her father, internationally known artist, Trent Manning. “We are launching a business together for the Punk Rock Flea Market,” said Trent. Ever since the pair first collaborated for their exhibition, “Inspired” at Outer Space Art Gallery when Harlow was seven, they’ve been looking for another project to take on. Trent attended the last Punk Rock Flea Market and thought it would be the perfect venue to debut their new business, Cerk Fillet. “All of the sculptures that I did were based on her sketches for our first show. All the paintings originated from her sketchbook,” Trent said. “This time it’s going to be a little bit more me and a little bit more her, and then we’re also going to collaborate.” The name is an ode to the adorable way Harlow used to mispronounce Cirque du Soleil. Trent remembers, “When we first took her to Cirque du Soleil, she couldn’t pronounce it. She kept saying, ‘I want to go see Cerk Fillet again!’”

Her teacher went on to explain that the project was to do a self-portrait. Harlow’s stood out because of the big rainbow in hers. When the teacher told her that wasn’t part of the project, Harlow retorted, “But that’s my rainbow.” When her teacher informed her that she didn’t have a rainbow, Harlow said, “Just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it isn’t there.” The artist works with his daughter diligently, teaching her about filling space, composition and taking her sketches from concept to a complete piece of art. “I encourage her to sketch every night,” he said. He tells her to sketch anything she’d like. “You’re going to make better work, by making more work,” he said. “The work on her own is her ideas, her original concept, but I’m helping her turn those into finished pieces,” he added.

“We’re taking our love of the circus and our thing together and we’re going to do this kind of traveling band of sideshow freaks,” he said. Both he and Harlow will have original pieces along with collaborative works.

Harlow’s favorite character she’s ever drawn into existence has become a central figure in her father’s work as well. Zombie Boy made his first appearance in their “Inspired” show. “We loved it so much that it carried over into my work,” said Trent. Dad even cuts daughter a royalty check for anything he sells depicting her signature Zombie Boy – a loveable undead character with a round mouth and gnarled teeth. Zombie Boy and other beloved characters will be a part of their new work too.

Beyond the father, daughter quality time, Cerk Fillet will also serve as a sort of rebrand for Trent and an early portfolio for Harlow. Trent hopes to create a line of work with a more approachable price point. “It’s about making a body of work for me that’s more accessible to the masses,” he said. Harlow would like to compile a portfolio impressive enough to one day attend Harrison School For the Arts.

The narrative for Cerk Fillet is still developing according to Trent. “The basis of it is this traveling band of friends – a group. I don’t know why I always go back to traveling and this migrant thing. I feel like Americans have never been forced to be displaced and travel,” he said. That doesn’t mean everything they present will be tied in with a gypsysque circus tribe. “I’m giving her free reign to do whatever she wants,” said Trent.

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Harlow discussed her inspiration for Cerk Fillet. “For this one, I’m trying to do more circusy and anything that pops into my mind, I put it down on a piece of paper,” she said.

Trent’s work is well-recognized for its whimsically dark and detailed narrative. The storytelling aspect is something Harlow has taken an interest in as well. “There has always been a very strong narrative in my work,” said Trent. “I’ve noticed she has that too. When she draws something she usually has a complex story behind it.” The young artist has been sketching since she was only three. She loves to illustrate books like two she’s currently penning, “The Ultimate Sleepover Guide” and “The Perfect Pool Party.” In kindergarten, she was voted ‘Best Storyteller’ according to her dad. Trent remembers being called into her class by her teacher when he was picking her up one day. The teacher asked if he could pick out Harlow’s self-portrait from the collection on the wall. He said, “Yes, that one’s Harlow’s.”

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Already selling well are their Pinhead sculptures. The name was inspired by Trent’s love of The Ramones. The sculptures, which were conceptualized especially for the Punk Rock Flea, depict cute and creepy clowns using old bowling pins. Trent only intended to make one batch, but after posting a few photos of them online, the demand exploded. Cerk Fillet will have sculptures, paintings, stickers, and cards at the market this month for art lovers eager to collect the Mannings’ delightfully creepy aesthetic. “We’re going to try to develop a whole product line,” said Manning. If Cerk Fillet is well received at their first market, the two plan to set up shop at other central markets like the Indie Flea.

“I’m just excited to be working with her again,” remarked Trent. Harlow agreed that her favorite part of their business venture is “being with him.” The father and daughter will be reserving a portion of the proceeds from their wonderfully weird artwork for a cause dear to them. Trent and Harlow will be donating 20% of their joint proceeds, and 100% of Harlow’s proceeds to her Helpers Club. She was inspired to start the club after witnessing the staggering number of homeless in New Orleans while on a family trip. Her Helpers Club – which consists of Harlow and her friends – buy food, toiletries, and necessities to make bags. The family walks around New Orleans, giving out the bags to homeless folks in the city.

ENCOURAGING HARLOW Harlow thought for a moment when asked about what her future as an artist might look like. Beyond attending Harrison, she said, “I would like to continue working with him as long as I can and then eventually grow into my own studio and do my own artwork.” Harlow’s parents foster her interests. “I’ve taken sewing classes and I’ve been to theatre camp,” she said. She loves fashion, costume, and set design. Harlow even has her own studio space complete with sewing and painting stations at home. “I feel like if we expose her to everything now, she’ll find her niche much sooner than I did,” said Trent. “It took me a long time until I actually got encouraged by my art teacher. I was almost an adult at that point.” Encouragement from his high school art teacher meant so much to Trent that he will do anything he can to be that supportive force for his daughter. He said, “Encouragement is 90% of artwork. If you don’t feel like you’re turning out good work and there’s no response from people, no one seems to get it – you don’t have much reason to go in. But if you have deadlines and you have feedback and you feel like it’s appreciated by people, then you have a reason to go in and do that.” “I just want to encourage her,” Trent said. “Whatever she wants to do, I’m going to facilitate it.” IG @cerkfillet FB @cerkfillet

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Protect the Pitties Stereotypically synonymous with aggression, ferocity, and volatility, Pit Bulls are not often granted the chance they deserve at life and a happy home. Co-founders of The Polk County Bully Project, Angie Lorio, Shannon Medina, and Erika Wisniewski say this reputation could not be further from the truth. Replacing these words should be loyalty, love, companionship, and protection. The stigma has become a matter of life or death. According to Erika Wisniewski citing a study conducted by Best Friends Animal Society, Polk County Animal Control euthanizes more animals than any other county in the state. We called to file a record request with Polk County Animal Control on August 9 to confirm the number of dogs euthanized. Regretfully, after numerous calls, on the date of print, August 28, we have not yet received the information. Most affected by these outrageous stats are Pit Bulls. Bully breeds, who are most commonly recognized by their blockshaped head and stocky, muscular build, aren’t a single breed at all. According to SPCA kennel manager Erika Wisniewski, “Pit Bulls are mutts. There are no two Pit Bulls that look identical. They were a cross between a Bulldog and an American Staffordshire Terrier. The American Staffordshire Terrier, which people stereotypically call a Pit Bull, is actually not a Pit Bull.” Additionally, American Bulldogs, American Pit Terriers, Bull Terriers, Staffordshire Bull Terriers and other mixed breeds are often given the “Pit Bull” label. Over time, this “breed” has been cruelly used in dogfighting and trained to be aggressive towards other dogs as a matter of survival. This mistreatment fuels the stigma and paired with Polk County’s animal overpopulation, this has become the perfect Pit Bull storm. To save this breed and all dogs, the SPCA in conjunction with Animal Control and other rescues and animal organizations in the county have begun an initiative to make Polk, a no-kill county by 2025. As a part of this initiative, the SPCA has partnered with a few women who have a heart for pitties, to find them homes.

THE POLK COUNTY BULLY PROJECT Lakeland residents Angie Lorio and Shannon Medina have teamed up with Erika Wisniewski and the SPCA to start The Polk County Bully Project. The focus of this group is to rehome dogs, often transporting them north where they are less discriminated against for their “breed” and have a higher chance of adoption. According to PCBP, any dog deemed to be of a stereotypically aggressive breed such as a Pit Bull or American Bulldog, are not put on the adoption floor at Polk County Animal Control. “Unfortunately, that’s what this area

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is full of,” Wisniewski said. Unless claimed by their owner or pulled by a rescue, that dog will be euthanized – their breed is their death sentence. The PCBP made a point to not villainize Animal Control who is also a partner in the no-kill by 2025 initiative. Wisniewski said, “They do everything that they can to reunite their dogs with their owners, but when people don’t come in and reclaim their dogs or choose to give up on their dogs – what is Animal Control supposed to do?” This problem, which most in the community would be shocked and saddened to hear, goes full circle. “A lot of it comes down to community education and spaying and neutering pets,” said Wisniewski. Though Polk County requires dogs to be altered before being adopted out, an owner can still pick up their pup from Animal Control intact. Lorio said it would be a dream to have that changed to where the dog must be spayed or neutered before being released to its owners. This, she said, would inevitably slow the overpopulation. Medina noted the need for legislation related to breeding and responsible pet ownership. This is a community issue that needs to be acknowledged and solved by the community. With a collective community-backed effort and a legislative push, Polk County could realistically be no-kill by 2025.

HOME, SWEET HOME Polk County Bully Project has made contacts with rescues and transports from Florida to Canada and everywhere in between. “When we show them a picture of a dog, they can find a home within weeks,” said Lorio. They sent their first pooch north in February – a good boy named Cooper. Admittedly, they didn’t know what they were doing. But they were determined to find Cooper a home. Within a week of choosing his file from a pile of other block-headed bullies, Cooper was placed with a rescue in Canada. The second dog was Pokey, a three-legged dog that also road-tripped all the way to Canada. Before a dog is deemed “ready to go” for their rehoming program, it first must be tested heartworm negative, neutered or spayed, fully vetted, and sociable with other animals. They prefer to have a more detailed description of the dog’s personality like if they’re house trained, what they are afraid of, their activity level and other personality traits that are best observed by a foster. They’ve flown dogs, paid for transport, and have gotten help from a few good samaritans. The day was saved once by Orlando non-profit, Batman for Paws who drove three dogs to Vermont for PCBP. Riding shotgun and accounting for over 90 of the 160 pounds worth of dog that Batman was transporting, was Ty. The Polk

County SPCA’s longest resident, Ty was a “slobber faced” black and white 9-year-old American Bulldog who everyone loved. When he left in May, he had been there for well over a year. Before that, he was at the Brevard County SPCA spending just as much time getting overlooked. “The shelter environment is not a place for dogs to live long-term. Can it be a short-term solution for dogs? Yes. Is it ideal? Absolutely not, and I say that for any dog across the board,” said the SPCA kennel manager. “It’s not fair for them to live there long term. It doesn’t do anything for their mental health or their physical health.” For an old man like Ty, it wasn’t necessarily a matter of life or death. But it was a matter of finally getting a home, love, attention, and all the belly rubs he deserves.

A MISUNDERSTOOD BREED Is it nature or nurture that has hung such a heavy reputation on Pit Bulls? Angie Lorio explained where some of this unsavory reputation stems from. “Genetically speaking, they’re a strong dog,” she said. Used in fighting rings, starved, fed gunpowder, repeatedly used for breeding, and otherwise mistreated and abused – any negative behavior is taught, or purposely brought out in them. “They’re born kind dogs. They fall into the wrong hands and they are changed,” said Lorio. “It’s not an innate thing for them. They’re taught to not get along with other dogs,” added Wisniewski. “You find dogs that come from a background of mistreatment. If shown how and given the proper amount of time to get along with other dogs and how to act and be social around other dogs – they’re fabulous with other dogs and children.” American Staffordshire Terriers were originally bred in England to nanny children according to Lorio. She said, “They love children, they’re wonderful with children unless they’ve fallen into the wrong hands prior – starved, fighting for what little food they have, taught to fight one another.” But even mistreated dogs aren’t beyond rehabilitation. “Their ability to forgive and get over the things that have happened to them, is phenomenal,” said Medina. One such dog who was able to forgive and get a second chance at a happy home is Lady. Lady spent her life outside in a pen, used for breeding. She was surrendered to the SPCA with one of her offspring. Her family couldn’t rehome the last puppy and Lady, who was no longer producing, had served her purpose. She sat for too long, over a year, at the SPCA. An 80-something pound brindle, blockheaded dog proved not to be a desirable adoptee in the area. Lady was spayed and fully vetted. Lorio fostered her for a few - CONTINUED ON PAGE 30 -

months before rehoming her. Polk County Bully Project sent her photo to the rescue who had committed to take her in New Hampshire. Within a couple of hours, Lady was spoken for. Lorio drove her to Atlanta where she met with transport at 3 am to travel the rest of the way to her new home. The women say Lady is thriving in her new home and is now the sister to two Labs. “Everybody’s hands that she passed through, commented on how beautiful and kind [she is]. Everyone just fell in love with her.” Said Lorio. “As soon as we got her out of that environment, she blossomed.” One dog recently adopted was Petey. Petey came from Polk County Animal Control in 2016. He was adopted shortly thereafter and was returned to the SPCA in February of this year because the family was moving. Wisniewski described him as anxious in the kennel, spinning in circles. That was hard to believe as the dog before me had a “Let’s play!” look in his eye, tail wagging, as he pranced around. Ever the good boy, he would sit occasionally to receive a treat. Petey, who has an underbite so cute it hurts, gets along with other dogs, loves children and all people, is very social, high-energy and walks great on a leash. Thanks to the SPCA and PCBP – Petey is home!

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DO YOUR PART At the top of the list of Polk County Bully Project’s needs are funding for transportation and fosters. From plane tickets to paid transport, getting these dogs to their home is not cheap. On the lower end, the cost per dog to transport is $125 and climbing. PCBP holds fundraisers, like their ‘Beers for Bullies’ event last month at Cob & Pen and by selling bracelets made by Wisniewski’s sister that say “Adorabull.” As for fosters, Lorio said, “What would be ideal is as soon as we get that rescue commitment, to move that dog to a foster home temporarily because now we’ve freed up a kennel that Erika can pull another dog from Animal Control and save it – that would be beautiful.” Who is an ideal foster candidate? “There isn’t an ‘ideal person.’ They can have a job, they can have kids, be single, be in school – anybody can do it,” said Medina. Those concerned with the cost commitment of fostering a dog need not worry. The SPCA provides everything for the dog from food, a crate, to medical and anything else they need. Fosters are imperative to the PCBP mission. Not only does it free up a kennel for an incoming pup at the SPCA, but fostering also provides an insight into a dog’s true personality

(like Petey). A foster who spends time with a dog in a home environment versus a kennel environment will be able to give the rescue an idea of how they are with kids, other animals, overall temperament, if they’re housetrained, what they’re afraid of, etc. “This sets them [the northern rescue] up for success to find a perfect owner,” said Lorio. The Polk County Bully Project is in the process of registering for their 501(c)(3) non-profit status. They have a dream to one day have a facility of their own to expand what they’re already doing and to be a resource and a partner to other animal organizations locally. Do your part. If your pet isn’t spayed or neutered, get it done. If you’re considering adopting a dog, buck the stereotype and consider a bully. Donate, foster, volunteer, spread the word. To support their mission and keep tabs on all the good Polk County Bully Project is doing, like and follow them on Facebook. “The Polk County Bully Project needs the support of the community,” said Medina sincerely. “Help us move the dogs out so they can get their chance at their forever homes.” Polk County Bully Project FB @polkcountybullyproject IG @polkcountybullyproject

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Local Co-op Keeps Lakeland Rolling What started as a small initiative centered around cycling and community has grown into a cooperative of much grander proportions. William Schaffer has been a cycling advocate for the city of Lakeland for ten years. Unwholly Bikes is the second bicycle co-op he’s created – a program called Veloswan was the first. The difference between the two concepts Schaffer says is an organized approach and a focus on becoming a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

workshop, but also having knowledgeable bike mechanics there to teach how to properly do everything,” said Masters.

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The odds of walking into their workshop and finding a whole bike is slim as it would defeat the Unwholly purpose. “If you build it yourself you take better care of it, you take ownership of it,” said Schaffer. They want to promote learning to fix and maintain your bike, yourself.

The co-op is currently in the process of applying for their 501(c) (3) to become an official nonprofit. As a community program, they do have a few needs you could help fill. They have everything they need to operate but are always looking for more shop equipment, any bikes in any condition, professional bike tools, and volunteers.

Four months ago, Schaffer presented friend Mac Masters with the idea of having a group ride and a small workshop called Church of the Unwholly Bike. Schaffer envisioned it being, “a bunch of misfit punk rock kids building bicycles and helping the community.” But Unwholly Bikes has grown into much more than that.

“We love putting people on bicycles and have them build a bike that’s completely their own,” said Schaffer. “It’s a huge blessing to us to have these people come in and change their lives. There are people who come in that just need it to get to work and without that bike they are unemployed, there are people who want to start riding bikes with their kids, couples who come in that want to ride together to create something new in their relationship. The reasons are endless. It’s just, do you want to put your butt on a bike and your bike on the road? That’s all we care about.”

Masters and Schaffer along with co-founders Tyler Fox and Sami Polk worked to turn their small-scale co-op into a welloiled nonprofit that has the potential to touch more lives (and bikes) in Lakeland. “My original intention was for it to be a bunch of punk rock kids riding cool bicycles around and cleaning up lakes and helping people out. Now, it’s a full-fledged, fully operational bicycle shop with a 100 bicycle inventory, workbench, workspace and a storage unit,” said Schaffer.

CHURCH OF THE UNWHOLLY BIKE Along with that 100-bike inventory in their soon to open shop, Unwholly Bikes has community outreach programs planned in addition to their Church of the Unwholly Bike. Church is in session on the second Sunday of each month. The three-phase event consists of an hour of food and fellowship, an hour of riding, and an hour of community service. During the summer, much of their efforts have surrounded picking up trash. In the fall, they have plans to partner with VISTE (Volunteers in Service to the Elderly) to clean up yards for senior citizens. Though the program’s name is a play on words, it isn’t a religious service, but a running commitment to do good in the community. “All are welcome all the time,” said Schaffer.

In a soft opening of their workspace, they’ve been fixing bikes in the shop since July 1. The roughly 400-square-foot location is off of Lake Mirror and has three bike work stations. Since July 1, Schaffer estimates they’ve fixed twenty bikes – and they haven’t even officially opened yet. Unwholly Bikes will have a grand opening PARTY (Schaffer insisted it was going to be a PARTY – all caps) on September 14th. The grand opening will be an open house for the community to meet the founding members, volunteers, and see what Unwholly is all about. There will be a food truck (Cuban B’s), a ride-in bike show, t-shirts for sale, and a ribbon cutting. Mayor Bill Mutz is even expected to be in attendance. Be there or be square. Schaffer and the team are psyched to attend the Punk Rock Flea Market, September 29. “We’re going to spend the whole day talking about the shop and what we’re doing,” he said. They will have shirts and stickers for sale as part of their fundraising efforts, and a drawing for four 20-inch BMX bikes that were built by volunteers. Kids 18 and under get one free ticket for a chance to win one of the four bikes.

“Everything we do is with a steward’s heart – everything,” he said. “We do it for the sake of doing the right thing and to promote cycling.”

THE UNWHOLLY SHOP The Unwholly Bikes shop is “open to anyone and everyone,” said Masters. Whether it is a necessity or a hobby, all are welcome to use the shop to build or maintain their bike. Unwholly Bikes is ideal for anyone new to cycling, or those who either may not have the funds or don’t want to drop a ton of cash on a hobby they aren’t yet fully invested in. Masters himself was new to the bike scene before getting involved with Unwholly Bikes. “The thing that drew me into it was the idea of having some kind of community project and doing good and having a weekend activity to get me out of the house,” he said. “It’s kind of grown and evolved into this bigger thing once I was exposed to the bike community here in Lakeland and also recognizing all the potential good that could come from getting people on bikes and educating them about bikes.” The community is invited to come to Unwholly Bikes to build or repair their own, using the shop’s tools and expertise. “That’s really what we’re bringing to the table is a community bike 31

Supporters of the Unwholly mission are encouraged to donate gift cards from Bent’s Schwinn that they can use to buy the tools and parts they need directly. “Bent’s is a huge fan of us and a huge supporter of our shop. They’ve given us at least 50 bicycles so far,” said Schaffer. “We would not be where we’re at today if it weren’t for them.” One day, Schaffer would love to see Unwholly Bikes being healthily sustained and able to be open seven days a week, in a 2000 – 2500 square foot space where they can have storage, workshop, and community learning center all under one roof. “The goal is to continue to grow and continue to be good stewards to the community,” said Schaffer, “And have the community buy into us and know that our mission is honest and pure, and get as many people to chip in to make this thing as sustainable as possible.” Unwholly Bikes 925 East Rose Street, Lakeland FB @UnwhollyBikes IG @unwhollybikes Grand Opening PARTY When: September 14 at 11am Where: 925 East Rose Street Hours of operation: Sat. 2 pm – 8 pm Sun. 2 pm – 8 pm Mon. 2 pm – 8 pm Wed. 5 pm – 9 pm

SEPTEMBER CALENDAR 2019 1-8 BAPTISTE POWER YOGA When: Sep. 01, 2019 | 10 a.m. Where: Inside Out Yoga 52 4th St. NW, Winter Haven www.ioyogastudio.com Baptiste Power Yoga is an alignment based power vinyasa flow. We will incorporate the 5 pillars and 3 themes of Baptiste yoga into each class. We’ll move through a series of balancing and strength building poses, backbends and core work and inversions. Modifications are always available as well as intensifications (if that’s in your practice). You will leave class refreshed, uplifted, motivated and energized. (863) 224-2311 LAKELAND FLYING TIGERS VS TAMPA TARPONS When: Sep. 01, 2019 | 11 a.m. Where: Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium 2301 Lakeland Hills Blvd., Lakeland www.milb.com/lakeland Brunch available in the 34 Club from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. All kids 12 and under may play catch on the field prior to the game, weather permitting. Following the game, all kids 12 and under may run the bases just like the players, weather permitting. VSA ARTS K-12 When: Sep. 01, 2019 | 1-5 p.m. Where: Polk Museum of Art 800 E Palmetto St., Lakeland polkmuseumofart.org Artwork by Polk County Students Grades K through 12. This exhibition is organized in collaboration with VSA Florida, whose mission is to provide, support and champion arts education and cultural experiences for and by people with disabilities. (863) 688-7743 A COLORED IMAGE OF THE SUN When: Sep. 01 - Nov. 10, 2019 Where: Polk Museum of Art 800 E Palmetto St., Lakeland polkmuseumofart.org A solo exhibition by artist, Kelly Sturhahn. Sturhahn’s work explores notions of the sublime in nature from a contemporary viewpoint, simultaneously considering experience, perception and transformation. Favoring process and experimentation, her practice combines the unconventional with the traditional, incorporating a range of tactile materials to create paintings on cut fabric,

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PAUL FULLERTON: FORCES OF NATURE When: Sep. 01 - Nov. 10, 2019 Where: Polk Museum of Art 800 E Palmetto St., Lakeland polkmuseumofart.org Born in Minnesota and raised in Fort Myers. While serving as associate professor of sculpture at Wayne State University in Detroit, Paul Fullerton developed the molding and casting process that is characteristic of a large and important body of his work — the cast metal reliefs that will be on view in the Polk Museum of Art Sculpture Garden. (863) 688-7743

GARDENING IN SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER When: Sep. 03, 2019 | 5:30 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Public Library 325 Avenue A NW, Winter Haven www.eventbrite.com Join us for tips from a Master Gardener on what you should be planting and doing in your own garden and landscape this September and October. Go to sfyl.ifas. ufl.edu/polk/ for more information. If you have any questions, please call (863) 519-1041. BIG ORIENTATION & TRAINING When: Sep. 03, 2019 | 5:30-7 p.m. Where: Women’s Resource Center 165 Avenue A NW, Winter Haven bbbstampabay.org/be-a-big/ Join us as a defender of potential by becoming a Big Brother or Big Sister and together, we can change the world. All it takes is 4-8 hours a month, depending on the program, with a focus on being consistent and spending one-to-one quality time with your Little. The first step is to attend a Big Orientation & Training session where you’ll learn about the programs, commitments, expectations and the kids. SENSORY SALON & PUBLIC ART RECEPTION When: Sep. 03, 2019 | 5:30-7:30 p.m. Where: 5075 Boy Scout Ranch Road, Bartow platformart.org Join us for an evening of art, live music, and lively discussion. Get inside info on the current public art project, a student-designed sculpture in the Sensory Garden at the upcoming Bonnet Springs Park. You’ll have the opportunity to meet project partners, explore designs, and more! $50 purchase tickets in advance. (863) 838-2262

BIRTHDAY SAPS When: Sep. 01, 2019 | 2 p.m. Where: Swan Brewing, 115 W Pine St., Lakeland A family-friendly band! LABOR DAY When: Sep. 02, 2019 TICKETS AVAILABLE: BOUQUET GARDEN CLUB 63RD ANNUAL CHARITY FASHION SHOW: APRIL IN PARIS When: Sep. 03, 2019 Where: Garden Center of Winter Haven 715 3rd St. NW, Winter Haven Fashion Show includes fashions from Macy’s, silent auction and door prizes as well as “Taste ‘n Tell” food from local restaurants. Purchase tickets at the Winter Haven Garden Center for $25. Proceeds benefit the numerous outreach charity events of the WHGC. More info call (863) 293-7638. Ticket sales begin on Sept. 3rd. Fashion show occurs on Oct. 23. BITTERSWEET HARVEST: THE BRACERO PROGRAM, 1942-1964 When: Sep. 03 - Oct. 12, 2019 Where: Lake Wales Depot Museum and Cultural Center 325 S Scenic Hwy, Lake Wales www.cityoflakewales.com “Bittersweet Harvest: The Bracero Program, 1942-1964” by The Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. This exhibit explores the little-known story of the Bracero Program, the largest guest worker program in U.S. history. Between 1942 and 1964, millions of Mexican men came to the U.S. on short-term labor contracts. (863) 678-4182

SALSA DANCING When: Sep. 03, 2019 | 6:30-9 p.m. Where: Lake Mirror Theater 121 S Lake Ave, Lakeland www.lakelandsalsa.com Lakeland Salsa & Swing partner with the City of Lakeland to host dance socials every Tuesday night at the Lake Mirror Complex. 6:30 - 7:30 PM — Group Lesson, 7:30 - 9:00 PM — Open Floor Dancing. General Admission — $5 (cash only please) TRIVIA TUESDAYS When: Sep. 03, 2019 | 6:30-8 p.m. Where: Grove Roots Brewing Co. 302 3rd St. SW, Winter Haven Gather up those teams, Grove Roots Brewing is hosting Trivia every Tuesday, in the main tasting room. With the exception of a few, all trivia will be General Knowledge! Teams may range between 1-8 players. All minors must be accompanied and actively supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.

ACROSS THE ATLANTIC: AMERICAN IMPRESSIONISM THROUGH THE FRENCH LENS When: Sep. 03 - Oct. 13, 2019 Where: Polk Museum of Art 800 E Palmetto St., Lakeland polkmuseumofart.org This extraordinary exhibition, drawn entirely from the collection of the Reading Public Museum, explores the path to Impressionism through the nineteenth century, and the complex relationship between French Impressionism of the 1870s and 80s, and the American interpretation of the style in the decades that followed. Paintings and works on paper help tell the story of the new style of painting which developed at the end of the

BRIGHT IDEAS WORKSHOP When: Sep. 04, 2019 | 9 a.m. Where: First United Methodist Church of Lakeland 72 Lake Morton Dr, Lakeland The United Way of Central Florida Agency Directors’

Council invites you to join them at the Bright Ideas Workshop! This energetic full day workshop will offer you opportunities to network with nonprofit professionals, sharpen your fundraising skills, enhance your social media knowledge, and learn more about current community needs. Perfect for all nonprofit professionals, board members, and volunteers! Tickets are $40 for members, $50 for non-members. Questions? Please contact Alice Koehler at akoehler@lvim.net WEST COAST SWING-BEGINNER ADULT CLASS When: Sep. 04, 2019 | 5-6 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Senior Center 250 S Lake Silver Dr, Winter Haven Wednesdays, no partner needed! Classes are held in the Senior Adult Center Auditorium, for more information contact Parks, Recreation & Culture at (863) 291-5656 or Instructor Susan at (863) 604-5060. YOGA SHRED CLASSES! When: Sep. 04, 2019 | 6-7 p.m. Where: Inside Out Yoga 52 4th St. NW, Winter Haven www.ioyogastudio.com This class is a full body workout, sprinkling in some cardio while incorporating vinyasa yoga to start. Move more efficiently to gain strength, flexibility, power and stamina. Incorporating these moves will amplify calorie-burn, muscle strength and tone, while keeping the detoxifying and lengthening benefits of yoga. (863) 224-2311 BALLROOM DANCE-ADULT CLASS When: Sep. 04, 2019 | 6-7 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Senior Center 250 S Lake Silver Dr, Winter Haven Wednesdays, no partner needed! Classes are held in the Senior Adult Center Auditorium, for more information contact Parks, Recreation & Culture at (863) 291-5656 or Instructor Susan at (863) 604-5060. LANDSCAPING WITH NATIVE PLANTS When: Sep. 05, 2019 | 10-11 a.m. Where: Mackay Gardens and Lakeside Preserve 945 Mackay Blvd, Lake Alfred https://sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/polk/ The most successful Polk County gardeners know the “secret” to gardening success: planting what is native to Florida! Now YOU can learn how many beautiful, easy to care for, well performing plants were here all along! We’ll dispel the notion that sand, gravel and cactus is what xeric landscaping means and point you in the right direction to developing a beautiful, authentic Florida yard. Workshop is presented by the UF/IFAS Extension Polk County Master Gardeners. Register online. If you have any questions, please contact us at (863) 519-1041. LADIES LUNCHEON When: Sep. 05, 2019 | 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Where: Huntington Hills Golf & Country Club 2626 Duff Rd, Lakeland Fashion Show by Bungalow Boutique & Gifts, Music: Glen Copple, Speaker: Kelly Stigliano. Topic: “The way to avoid prison, while contemplating murder.” Stonecroft Ministries (Upper level banquet room) Cost: - CONTINUED ON PAGE 34 -

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SEPTEMBER 6TH FIRST FRIDAY: DOG DAYS DOWNTOWN When: Sep. 06, 2019 | 6-9 p.m. Where: Downtown Lakeland 117 N. Kentucky Ave., Lakeland downtownlkld.com Sponsored by Audi Lakeland, all proceeds from the event benefit Zelda’s K9 Rescue. Dog Days Downtown will feature canine caricatures, canine educational speakers, agility demonstrations and an agility course, a pet parade (bring your leashed pets), a pet lookalike contest, Audi selfies, face painting, balloon animals, a DJ, and a 50/50 Raffle! Advance tickets for the 50/50 raffle are available at the Audi Lakeland Dealership–call 863-284-0880 for more details.Downtown shops and restaurants will be open late. Don’t miss the Makers Market, featuring local artists and creators, on North Kentucky Avenue and the Classy Car Show on Tennessee Avenue. Streets are closed to vehicles, so come prepared to walk about! Visit DowntownLKLD.com for more information!

CELTIC CONUNDRUM When: Sep. 07, 2019 | 7 p.m. Where: Swan Brewing 115 W Pine St., Lakeland Live music, food truck & local beer! VOICES OF THE PEOPLE CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES: “D2!” When: Sep. 07, 2019 | 7-8:30 p.m. Where: Polk State/Lakeland 3425 Winter Lake Road, Lakeland Featuring Derek Reeves and Derek Menchan, violin, cello and bass; Marty Morell, drums; LaRue Nickelson, guitar. $5. Polk State College Lakeland, LTB Atrium. (863) 297-1000

FLASHBACK GAME NIGHT When: Sep. 06, 2019 | 6-8 p.m. Where: Wabash Community Center 1230 Southern Ave, Lakeland Polk County Parks & Recreation’s Flashback Game Night at the Wabash Community Center will feature games, snacks and entertainment. Enjoy a night with friends and family. For more information, please call the Wabash Community Center (863) 284-4223.

COOTER BROWN PRESENTS LAUGH AND HIP HOP When: Sep. 07, 2019 | 8 p.m. Where: LkldTV Studio B 202 N Massachusetts Ave, Lakeland www.lkldlive.com Cooter Brown is BACK to host a special evening of COMEDY & HIP HOP for ONE NIGHT ONLY! Featuring Rickey Pryor, Earnest Logan, William Rodriguez and Demetria George, with the very best old school R&B and HIP HOP from DJ CEE MUNEE. Doors open: 8pm Show Starts: 9pm Tickets only $15.

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F.I.R. EXPO - REPTICON REPTILE & EXOTIC ANIMAL SHOW When: Sep. 08, 2019 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Where: RP Funding Center 701 Lime Street, Lakeland Rpfundingcenter.com

PIERRE HENRI MATISSE: STORIES OF CREATIVITY When: Sep. 07 - Nov. 24, 2019 Where: Polk Museum of Art 800 E Palmetto St., Lakeland polkmuseumofart.org Like his renowned grandfather Henri before him, Pierre Henri Matisse made art — and creativity — his life’s passion. The French-born Pierre moved to Florida in the 1960s, and, before his passing in July at 91 years old, he was excited to bring his adventurous and innovative work to the Polk Museum for the first time. Ever the experimental artist, visitors will see how Pierre and his art were inspired deeply by his grandfather and his legacy, and this exhibition puts a spotlight on the artist’s narrative works and series. One half of a two-site set of Pierre Henri Matisse exhibitions, this original Polk Museum show coincides with an exhibition of the artist’s work in wideranging media at the nearby Melvin and Burks Galleries on the Florida Southern College campus. (863) 688-7743

THE SUPERVILLIANS When: Sep. 08, 2019 | 8 p.m. Where: Jessie’s Lounge 118 Third St. SW, Winter Haven **Free Sunday Show** The Supervillains will be back at Jessie’s for a FREE show on Sunday September 8th! Music starts at 8pm, don’t miss out on this one!! 9-15 POETRY CLUB When: Sep. 10, 2019 | 6-7 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Public Library 325 Avenue A NW, Winter Haven Read, write and share poetry. Second Tuesday of each month in the Historical Conference Room. (863) 291-5880 SALSA DANCING When: Sep. 10, 2019 | 6:30-9 p.m. Where: Lake Mirror Theater 121 S Lake Ave, Lakeland www.lakelandsalsa.com Lakeland Salsa & Swing partner with the City of Lakeland host dance socials every Tuesday night at the Lake Mirror Complex. 6:30 - 7:30 PM — Group Lesson, 7:30 - 9:00 PM — Open Floor Dancing. General Admission $5 (cash only please)

ACCESS ART: SPECIAL NEEDS When: Sep. 07, 2019 | 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Where: Polk Museum of Art 800 E Palmetto St., Lakeland Participants will create and discuss art with specially trained educator, Tinia Clark. Clark is the Executive Director of Sidestreet Art Beat, Inc., an organization whose mission is to provide awareness for the healing power of the arts through engagement. This program invites individuals with special needs and varying exceptionalities to meet once a month at Polk Museum of Art to engage in viewing and discussing artwork that is exhibited. The program is designed to create social engagement and encourage creativity and self expression. After the tour the group meets at Kelly Rec. Center to make art inspired by the museum visit. Registration preferred but not required. For registration or questions, please contact Tinia Clark at (863) 2248557 or email at sidestreetartbeat@gmail.com.

TRIVIA TUESDAYS When: Sep. 10, 2019 | 6:30-8 p.m. Where: Grove Roots Brewing Co. 302 3rd St. SW, Winter Haven. Gather up those teams and say hello to Trivia Tuesdays! Grove Roots Brewing is hosting Trivia every Tuesday, in the main tasting room. With the exception of a few, all trivia will be General Knowledge! Teams may range between 1-8 players. All minors must be accompanied and actively supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.

JJ GREY & MOFRO When: Sep. 07, 2019 | 7-10 p.m. Where: Jessie’s Lounge 118 3rd St. SW, Winter Haven centralfloridatix.com All Ages Show with plenty of food truck choices available. Several cash and/or credit bar options in concert area‚ ATMs available. NEED TO KNOW: No re-entry‚ No Weapons / Outside alcohol allowed / Chairs Allowed.

MORNING BOOK CLUB When: Sep. 11, 2019 | 10 a.m. Where: Winter Haven Public Library 325 Avenue A NW, Winter Haven Meets on the second Wednesday of every month in the Historical Conference Room. September book: The Storyteller’s Secret by Sejal Badani. (863) 291-5880 34

WEST COAST SWING-BEGINNER ADULT CLASS When: Sep. 11, 2019 | 5-6 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Senior Center 250 S Lake Silver Dr, Winter Haven Wednesdays, no partner needed! Classes are held in the Senior Adult Center Auditorium, for more information contact Parks, Recreation & Culture at (863) 291-5656 or Instructor Susan at (863) 604-5060. ISO LISTENERS’ CLUB: HISTORY OF MUSIC When: Sep. 11, 2019 | 6-7 p.m. Where: Lakeland Public Library 100 Lake Morton Dr., Lakeland imperialsymphony.org The ISO’s Listener’s Club, in partnership with the Lakeland Public Library, presents free lectures and discussions related to upcoming ISO performances and symphonic music in general. Learn about composers, musical themes, instruments and your ISO musicians in an interactive lecture once a month. TOPIC: History of Music: Maestro Mark Thielen will present a brief history of music from medieval melodies to today. Buckle up — that’s more than 300 years in an hour! (863) 688-3743 or Email:info@imperialsymphony.org YOGA SHRED CLASSES! When: Sep. 11, 2019 | 6-7 p.m. Where: Inside Out Yoga 52 4th St. NW, Winter Haven www.ioyogastudio.com This class is a full body workout, sprinkling in some cardio while incorporating vinyasa yoga to start. Move more efficiently to gain strength, flexibility, power and stamina. Incorporating these moves will amplify calorie-burn, muscle strength and tone, while keeping the detoxifying and lengthening benefits of yoga. (863) 224-2311 BALLROOM DANCE-ADULT CLASS When: Sep. 11, 2019 | 6-7 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Senior Center 250 S Lake Silver Dr, Winter Haven Wednesdays, no partner needed! Classes are held in the Senior Adult Center Auditorium, for more information contact Parks, Recreation & Culture at (863) 291-5656 or Instructor Susan at (863) 604-5060. LUNCH AND LEARN: COOL SEASON VEGETABLE GARDENING When: Sep. 12, 2019 | 12-1 p.m. Where: Lake Wales Public Library 290 Cypress Garden Lane, Lake Wales Are you interested in learning how to grow cool season vegetables? Join us for tips and information for success! This is a free presentation and lunch is provided. Space is limited and registration is required. Workshop is presented by the Lake Wales Public Library and the UF/ IFAS Extension Polk County. Go to polkextension.com for more information, if you have any questions, please contact us at (863) 519-1041. CREATIVE WRITING CRITIQUE GROUP When: Sep. 12, 2019 | 12:30-2:30 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Public Library 325 Avenue A NW, Winter Haven This group meets on the 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month from 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. Attendees share and critique their writings. All aspiring writers are welcome. Questions? Send email to wekeig@gmail.com. TECHNOLOGY HELP DESK When: Sep. 12, 2019 | 5-6:30 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Public Library 325 Avenue A NW, Winter Haven Having a problem figuring out your e-reader, laptop or other electronic device? Stop by the free IT Help Desk with your device on Thursdays between 5:00 p.m. — 6:30 p.m. (863) 291-5880 SIP & SHOP When: Sep. 12, 2019 | 5:30-7 p.m. Where: M.Marie 337 West Central Ave., Winter Haven A night of Shopping at M.Marie and The Shop! Come and enjoy a glass of Prosecco while shopping with friends! Located right in Downtown Winter Haven on Central Avenue. 15% of all sales will be donated to The Junior League of GreaterWinter Haven.

CHAKRA YOGA AND YOGA NIDRA WORKSHOP When: Sep. 12, 2019 | 5:30-8:30 p.m. Where: Inside Out Yoga 52 4th St. NW, Winter Haven www.ioyogastudio.com Chakras are powerful energy centers in the body, each intimately connected with specific emotions. This invigorating workshop includes detoxifying asana, pranayama, meditation, Bija mantra, and brief journaling practices specifically chosen to access each of the seven chakras. Then, deeply relax with a guided body scan meditation (yoga nidra). Leave feeling fresh, open, and revitalized! Note: Not recommended if pregnant or with heart conditions. Bring a pen for journaling. Space is limited. Reserve yours early. $50 (863) 224-2311 LAKELAND FOOD TRUCK RALLY When: Sep. 12, 2019 | 6-9 p.m. Where: Munn Park, Lakeland Second Thursday of each month! Pet & family friendly. WINE FOR WISDOM: CALIFORNIA When: Sep. 12, 2019 | 6-9 p.m. Where: Polk State/Winter Haven 999 Avenue H N.E., Winter Haven foundation.polk.edu For one sumptuous evening, the College’s Health Center on the Winter Haven Campus will be transformed into the U.S.A.’s most beloved wine country. This highly anticipated event raises money to benefit student scholarships. The night will be carefully sculpted by a master chef and sommelier, who will both pair items to maximize the savory pleasures enjoyed by all. Sure to be a sellout once again, this event will be held in the Health Center on the Winter Haven Campus. MAKE & TAKE WORKSHOP: CREATING HYPERTUFA CONTAINERS When: Sep. 12, 2019 | 6-7 p.m. Where: UF/IFAS Extension 1702 S Highway, Bartow Participants will make their own hypertufa pots to take home. Pre-registration is required. Come dressed for crafting. Cost is $25.00 payable online by credit card only. Workshop provided by UF/IFAS Extension Polk County Master Gardeners. If you have any questions, please contact them at (863) 519-1041. For more information on their programs visit http://polkextension. com. RIAZUL TEQUILA TASTING When: Sep. 12, 2019 | 6:30 p.m. Where: Tempo 1930, 58 4th St NW, Winter Haven This event hosted by Tempo 1930 and Riazul Tequila will take you on an expert-guided progression of tequila and the process in which the different varieties are distilled. The ticket price of $51.31 includes tax, gratuity, tequila sampling, food pairings, photo op station, and your chance to win a Riazul Tequila gift basket! Tickets are limited and can be purchased at Tempo 1930 through your server or bartender, on eventbrite, or send an email to Tempo1930wh@gmail.com. NATURE’S FINEST YOGA CLASS When: Sep. 12, 2019 | 6:30 p.m. Where: Mackay Gardens and Lakeside Preserve 945 Mackay Blvd, Lake Alfred mylakealfred.com Every Thursday evening, everyone is welcome, just bring a mat and an open heart. Donations will be accepted although the class is free. JOHNNY CASH HOOTENANNY When: Sep. 12, 2019 | 8 p.m. Where: LkldTV Studio B 202 N Massachusetts Ave, Lakeland www.lkldlive.com Expect LIVE performances from Jack Sprouse, Justin Grimes, Shawn Rahn, Eli Mosley, Anna Lee, Micah Shane, Gary Love, Chelsea Margaret, Space Panda, Shane Lawlor, David Guest and MORE. Doors 7:30pm, Show Starts: 8:00pm. POWER: FLOW When: Sep. 13, 2019 | 5:15 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Where: Inside Out Yoga 52 4th St. NW, Winter Haven Come as you are, open and ready to meet your edge & play with it. All that you desire is already within you.

So, let’s dig down deep and explore the core of your being! With long held postures and focus on breath led movement, this energetic form of yoga may bring a little sweat. Pranayama, mantras and modifications will be sprinkled throughout the class to better move you closer to meeting your edge. (863) 224-2311. POINT OF VIEW GALLERY TALK: DR. H. ALEXANDER RICH When: Sep. 13, 2019 | 12-1 p.m. Where: Polk Museum of Art 800 E Palmetto St., Lakeland polkmuseumofart.org Dr. Alexander Rich provides an in depth overview of the current exhibition Across the Atlantic: American Impressionism through the French Lens. (863) 688-7743 FAMILY FUN NIGHT When: Sep. 13, 2019 | 6-8 p.m. Where: Mary Norma Campbell Resource Center 2226 Karen St., Lake Wales Polk County Parks & Recreation’s Family Fun Night at the Mary Norma Campbell Resource Center is a free family event featuring games, snacks and entertainment. Spades Tournament- Must register by Sept. 6 (one parent and one child)- First and Second Place Prizes. For more information please call the Mary Norma Campbell Resource Center (863) 679-4335.

parable [noun] -a usually short fictitious story that illustrates a moral attitude or a religious principle ex. Parables of Jesus, poetry, music, comic books, commercials, paintings, etc.

IF THE SHOE FITS When: Sep. 13 - 22, 2019 Where: Lake Wales Little Theatre 411 N 3rd St., Lake Wales lwlt.org A children’s production about a “Cinderella story” that you will love! (863) 676-1266

All are welcome. Come & discuss.

9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL When: Sep. 13 - 22, 2019 Where: Lakeland Community Theatre 121 S Lake Avenue, Lakeland www.lakelandcommunitytheatre.com With music and lyrics by Dolly Parton and book by Patricia Resnick, based on the seminal 1980 hit movie. Set in the late 1970s this hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the Rolodex era is outrageous, thoughtprovoking and even a little romantic. (863) 603-7529

2nd & 4th sundays. Revival bar. 7:30 PM.

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LIVE TRIBUTE TO HEART AND PAT BENATAR When: Sep. 13, 2019 | 8 p.m. Where: LkldTV Studio B 202 N Massachusetts Ave, Lakeland www.lkldlive.com Featuring Love Alive and All Fired Up. JUNIOR LEAGUE THRIFT SALE When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Where: 3125 Drane Field Rd., Lakeland www.jlgl.org/fundraiser/thrift-sale/ Shop Men’s & Women’s Clothing, Children’s Clothing, Shoes, Accessories Jewelry, Toys, Home Goods, Furniture & More! No admission cost. Questions? Contact thriftsale@jlgl.org.

JJ Grey & Mofro (Outdoors) Date: Sept 7

LAKE WALES FARMERS MARKET When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Where: Downtown Marketplace 20 N Market, Lake Wales Fresh food, crafts, prepared food & more! 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month.

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OPEN HOUSE FOR ALTURAS / LAKE GARFIELD PHOTOS When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Where: Polk County History Center 100 E Main St, Bartow WANTED! Vintage photographs and stories of Alturas and Lake Garfield! Do you have archives of old photographs or vintage postcards? Are you knowledgeable about your local history? Residents are assembling historic images of these communities and the stories that go with them to include in an upcoming book to be published by Arcadia Publishing. More info on FB @Alturas/Lake Garfield History

Date: Sept 14

Comedy Night at the Ritz: The Pink Collar Comedy Tour Date: Sept 21

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BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS ORIENTATION & TRAINING When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Where: BBBS Polk Office 1231 E. Orange Street, Lakeland bbbstampabay.org/be-a-big Join us as a defender of potential by becoming a Big Brother or Big Sister and together, we can change the world. All it takes is 4-8 hours a month, depending on the program, with a focus on being consistent and spending one-on-one quality time with your Little. The first step is to attend a Big Orientation & Training session where you’ll learn about our programs, commitments, expectations and the kids. HARVEST MOON MARKET When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Where: LkldTV Studio B 202 N Massachusetts Ave, Lakeland www.lkldlive.com As summer fades and the fall equinox draws close, finish out the season with the first MOON MARKET. We invite local small arts and crafts vendors to showcase their items for sale or trade in our air conditioned venue in the heart of downtown Lakeland. TEAL GONE MAD FUNDRAISER MAD HATTER TEA PARTY When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Where: Huntington Hills Golf & Country Club 2626 Duff Rd, Lakeland An annual fundraiser for the Ovarian Cancer Support Group of Polk Fl., Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization. Join the fun with a high tea luncheon, best hat contest, fashion show, and more. Join Alice and her friends and help support the women with ovarian and other gynecological cancers in our community. Find more info on FB @ovariancancersupportgroupofpolkfl DRUM BEATS WITH KIM SKINNER When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 11:30-12:30 a.m. Where: Inside Out Yoga 52 4th St. NW, Winter Haven www.ioyogastudio.com Drumming is a rhythm based therapy that creates a pathway for uplifting social connection and addresses physical, sensorimotor and experiential processes of emotions as an experience. This is a drumming journey, one that will strengthen your resiliency to stressors, nourish your soul and increase emotional intimacy. These sessions will be without judgement. Adults $20 children $5 (863) 224-2311 GRB’S 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 12-11 p.m. Where: Grove Roots Brewing Co. 302 3rd St. SW, Winter Haven CHEERS TO 3 YEARS!!! Complete with limited beer releases, multiple food trucks, dueling bands, a huge cake, new merch, and fun vendors! Mark your calendars and stay tuned for a sneak peek of what limited releases are hitting the taps! (Hint: Barrel Aged, desert, coconut, and many more!) Come hungry with 6 food trucks throughout the day to keep those bellies full! Music will be jamming all day long! Acoustic Dose and Hunter Smith are all hitting the mics to bring you great, local music! THE SECOND SATURDAY CRUISE IN When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 4-8 p.m. Where: Downtown Auburndale RAMON THEATRE 13TH ANNUAL GALA: A MARVELOUS MASQUERADE When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 7:30 p.m. Where: Ramon Theatre 15 E Wall Street, Frostproof www.ramontheater.com Dinner, music, auctions, costume contests and more! Celebrate the night with Sheriff Grady Judd as your special guest emcee. FOAM GLOW 5K When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 8 p.m. Where: Sun ‘n Fun 4175 Medulla Rd., Lakeland. www.foamglow.com/tampa-2019/ Foam Glow 5K is a fun filled experience exposing runners to Glowing Foam and a ton of black lights all over the havenmagazines.com

course. Glowing runners come from all different ages, shapes, sizes, and speeds. All levels welcome. Register online. THE BLUES KINGS FEAT. PRECIOUS STONE When: Sep. 14, 2019 | 8 p.m. Where: Jessie’s Lounge 118 3rd St. SW, Winter Haven Get those dancing shoes on, The Blues Kings will have you moving your feet all night long! Music starts at 8pm so get there early! NO COVER!! PAMPERING EVENT: HOLLYWOOD STAR TIME When: Sep. 15, 2019 | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Where: Belk Citi Centre 253 Citi Centre St., Winter Haven A special afternoon devoted to providing a fresh outlook for those facing all the challenges of cancer. Plus, an afternoon of special events and activities for you and your friends to enjoy. Fall Fashion Show at 2:30, Split Ends salon will cut your 8” of hair and donate it to charity, meet and talk with community members who will share their expertise and knowledge. This is a day of beauty, a day of pampering and a day of learning. Join them for their 12th and final year. More info on FB @PamperingEventAtBelk

AQUA Fitness When: Sep. 17, 2019 | 9:30-10:25 a.m. Where: Cypresswood Golf and Country Club 1099 Clubhouse Rd, Winter Haven Great cardio workout and toning by using the resistance of the water. Protect those shoulders, hips, backs, and knees by increasing your range of motion without pain. $7

BALLROOM DANCE-ADULT CLASS When: Sep. 18, 2019 | 6-7 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Senior Center 250 S Lake Silver Dr, Winter Haven Wednesdays, no partner needed! Classes are held in the Senior Adult Center Auditorium, for more information contact Parks, Recreation & Culture at (863) 291-5656 or Instructor Susan at (863) 604-5060.

GROWING HAPPY HOUSEPLANTS When: Sep. 17, 2019 | 10 a.m. Where: Florida Presbyterian Homes — Chapel 909 S Lakeside Ave, Lakeland polkextension.com Learn how to care for your houseplants from the best lighting to tips on watering, fertilizing and more. Workshop provided by UF/IFAS Extension Polk County Master Gardeners. If you have any questions, please contact them at (863) 519-1041. For more information on their programs visit http://polkextension.com.

AQUA FITNESS When: Sep. 19, 2019 | 9:30-10:25 a.m. Where: Cypresswood Golf and Country Club 1099 Clubhouse Rd, Winter Haven Great cardio workout and toning by using the resistance of the water. Protect those shoulders, hips, backs, and knees by increasing your range of motion without pain. $7

CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP When: Sep. 17, 2019 | 1:30-2:30 p.m. Where: Side Street Studios, Inc. 110 3rd St SW, Winter Haven www.alz.org/crf Support group is for caregivers of people with Alzheimer’s or other dementia.

FAREWELL TO SUMMER When: Sep. 15, 2019 | 2 p.m. Where: Polk State/Winter Haven 999 Avenue H N.E., Winter Haven www.polk.edu/the-arts Over 55 Show Band concert series presents, “Farewell to Summer” at the Winter Haven Fine Arts Theater. $10 (863) 297-1000

SALSA DANCING When: Sep. 17, 2019 | 6:30-9 p.m. Where: Lake Mirror Theater 121 S Lake Ave, Lakeland www.lakelandsalsa.com Lakeland Salsa & Swing partner with the City of Lakeland host dance socials every Tuesday night at the Lake Mirror Complex. 6:30 - 7:30 PM — Group Lesson, 7:30 - 9:00 PM — Open Floor Dancing. General Admission $5 (cash only please)

ABSTRACT - A PERFORMING ARTS SERIES When: Sep. 15, 2019 | 2:30 p.m. Where: Florida Dance Theatre 305 W Main St., Lakeland GRUBB Arts, LLC, in collaboration with The Working Artist Studio and Gallery and Florida Dance Theatre, presents “Abstract - A Performing Arts Series”, inspired by Tapestries Lakeland. Each General Admission show will have limited seating available and will feature different Tapestries Lakeland paintings paired with Performing Art in various media; dance, song, and spoken word. SEP 15 - “This Is America” (PG13). Following each performance will be a reception where featured artists’ works will be available for sale. Purchase tickets at the door.

TRIVIA TUESDAYS When: Sep. 17, 2019 | 6:30-8 p.m. Where: Grove Roots Brewing Co. 302 3rd St. SW, Winter Haven Gather up those teams and say hello to Trivia Tuesdays, every Tuesday, in the main tasting room. With the exception of a few, all trivia will be General Knowledge! Teams may range between 1-8 players. All minors must be accompanied and actively supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.

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SAVING MONEY IN YOUR FLORIDA-FRIENDLY LANDSCAPE When: Sep. 18, 2019 | 12-1 p.m. Where: Rotary Park Clubhouse 350 6th St. NE, Winter Haven A free lunchtime workshop in Winter Haven! Are you tired of wasting money of your lawn and landscape? Learn how to have a beautiful Florida-Friendly Landscape all while saving money. Lunch is NOT provided, but please feel free to bring your own lunch to eat while you listen. Workshop is presented by the City of Winter Haven Utilities and the UF/IFAS Extension Polk County-FloridaFriendly Landscaping Program. Go to https://sfyl.ifas.ufl. edu/polk/ for more information.If you have any questions, please contact them at (863) 519-1041.

AQUA FITNESS When: Sep. 16, 2019 | 9:30-10:25 a.m. Where: Cypresswood Golf and Country Club 1099 Clubhouse Rd, Winter Haven The best summer fitness program around! Great cardio workout and toning by using the resistance of the water. Protect those shoulders, hips, backs, and knees by increasing your range of motion without pain. $7 LAKE WALES FOOD TRUCK MONDAY When: Sep. 16, 2019 | 5-9 p.m. Where: Lake Wailes Park/Gazebo 499 E Park Avenue, Lake Wales Bring your appetite & lawn chair and enjoy gourmet food!!

WEST COAST SWING-BEGINNER ADULT CLASS When: Sep. 18, 2019 | 5-6 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Senior Center 250 S Lake Silver Dr, Winter Haven Wednesdays, no partner needed! Classes are held in the Senior Adult Center Auditorium, for more information contact Parks, Recreation & Culture at (863) 291-5656 or Instructor Susan at (863) 604-5060.

TAX-FRIENDLY EXECUTIVE BENEFITS PLAN FOR SMALL BUSINESSES When: Sep. 16, 2019 | 6-8 p.m. Where: Lakeland Public Library - Main Branch 100 Lake Morton Drive, Lakeland www.eventbrite.com Free educational workshop. Become Your Own Banker, How to reduce and eliminate taxes on your retirement income, Which one guarantees cash accumulation, doubles the value of your money, is 100% safe from market crashes, and is tax-free?(Term, Whole Life, Universal Life) What is the tax advantage of a Key Person Insurance plan for your business? What is the tax advantage of an Executive Bonus plan for your business? How to create your Individual Retirement Program, Executive Disability Income Protection Program (With special discount through The American Medical Association for Doctors and Dentists). Limited Seating Please RSVP at your earliest convenience.*Guest speaker will be available to answer questions.

YOGA SHRED CLASSES! When: Sep. 18, 2019 | 6-7 p.m. Where: Inside Out Yoga 52 4th St. NW, Winter Haven www.ioyogastudio.com This class is a full body workout, sprinkling in some cardio while incorporating vinyasa yoga to start. Move more efficiently to gain strength, flexibility, power and stamina. Incorporating these moves will amplify calorie-burn, muscle strength and tone, while keeping the detoxifying and lengthening benefits of yoga. (863) 224-2311 36

TECHNOLOGY HELP DESK When: Sep. 19, 2019 | 5-6:30 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Public Library 325 Avenue A NW, Winter Haven Having a problem figuring out your e-reader, laptop or other electronic device? Stop by the free IT Help Desk with your device on Thursdays between 5:00 p.m. — 6:30 p.m. (863) 291-5880 CELEBRATE WINTER HAVEN: AN ANNUAL TRADITION When: Sep. 19, 2019 | 6 p.m. Where: Nora Mayo Hall 500 3rd St. NW, Winter Haven www.winterhavenchamber.com This celebration is a night to revel in all things Winter Haven! They will award the 94th annual Citizens of the Year Banker’s Cup Awards, honor the small and large business of the year and have a few surprises throughout the night. Purchase tickets online. NATURE’S FINEST YOGA CLASS When: Sep. 19, 2019 | 6:30 p.m. Where: Mackay Gardens and Lakeside Preserve 945 Mackay Blvd, Lake Alfred mylakealfred.com Every Thursday evening, everyone is welcome, just bring a mat and an open heart. Donations will be accepted although the class is free. WEEKLY LIVE TRIVIA: GENERAL KNOWLEDGE When: Sep. 19, 2019 | 7-9 p.m. Where: Lakeland’s Beer Rev 3234 S Florida Ave,, Lakeland Our weekly trivia show featuring general knowledge to test what you learned in school and in life. Come enjoy a wide variety of craft beer and food from this great bottle shop while competing for prizes. Check for the Word of the Day on the Triviosity Live Events Facebook page on the day of the show for bonus points. Prizes to the Top 3 Teams POWER: FLOW When: Sep. 20, 2019 | 5:15 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Where: Inside Out Yoga 52 4th St. NW, Winter Haven Come as you are, open and ready to meet your edge & play with it. All that you desire is already within you. So, let’s dig down deep and explore the core of your being! With long held postures and focus on breath led movement, this energetic form of yoga may bring a little sweat. Pranayama, mantras and modifications will be sprinkled throughout the class to better move you closer to meeting your edge. (863) 224-2311. EMPOWER WOMEN IN BUSINESS When: Sep. 20, 2019 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Where: RP Funding Center 701 Lime Street, Lakeland lakelandbusinesswomen.com 3rd Annual Empower Women in Business Event is 9 am-Noon. Dr. Angela Falconetti, President of Polk State College, is the Keynote Speaker. Doors open at 8:15 am for registration and breakfast. Day will end with a panel discussion and networking. Cost $40 P/P; $280 Corporate Table of 8.

UAW MID FLORIDA RETIREE COUNCIL When: Sep. 20, 2019 | 10 a.m. Where: Winter Haven Gardens 1150 3rd St. SW (Hwy 17), Winter Haven Join fellow UAW retirees for our monthly meeting which is always on the third Friday of the month. Meetings all start at 10:00 a.m. but social hour is 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. with coffee and donuts available. Guest speakers are scheduled for all meetings. Blue Cross and Aetna reps are available before, during and after the meeting to help with any medical claims. For our September meeting a representative from the Polk County Prevention Department will be our main guest speaker. If you have any questions, our Drop-in Center is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m — 1:00 p.m., located at 209 Avenue O SW in the Hope Plaza strip mall (off Hwy 17 by the WAWA and across the street from Big Lots). Contact us at (863) 293-5556 or drop by with any problems you have with your benefits. LUNCH & LEARN: JOSH “BUMP” GALLETTA When: Sep. 20, 2019 | 11:45 a.m. Where: Winter Haven Chamber 401 Ave B NW, Winter Haven www.winterhavenchamber.com Join us this month for a very special Lunch & Learn with guest Josh “Bump” Galletta! He’s a commercial artist and illustrator based out of Lakeland, FL who specializes in creating dynamic designs with an organic feel. He’s also one of the co-founders of Lakeland Creative Makers and April 2019’s recipient of Lakeland’s CityMaker Award! He’ll be sharing how he got to where he is and then challenging us to motivate ourselves to go after our hustle, dream, and/or career. Lunch is provided with your ticket purchase! Register online. HAUS MRKT FALL 2019 When: Sep. 20, 2019 | 5:30-9 p.m. Where: Haus 820 820 N Massachusetts Ave, Lakeland haus820.com/haus-mrkt/ An evening of shopping, food, music, and a whole lot of fun. As always, this is event is family friendly, so bring your kids for a night out! Our markets are also dog-friendly (as

long as they’re people-friendly), but please be respectful and keep your dog on a short leash. Food Trucks will include Mr. C’s Grilled Cheese and Tamale Co. Mexican Street Food. Cocktails crafted by Cob & Pen, Music provided by Graingertainment.

cyclists across the Peace River Basin through expansive citrus groves and around the old Florida backroads. This year’s ride will feature a 65 & 35 mile road tour and a 17 mile family fun ride. The staging area will be on Central & Main Street. Parking is at the Oaks parking lot across from the Bartow Post Office. Registration opens at 7:00, ride starts at 8:00am. More info on FB @ BartowCyclingEvents

MEALS ON WHEELS SILENT AUCTION & DINNER FUNDRAISER When: Sep. 20, 2019 | 6 p.m. Where: Lake Ashton Clubhouse 4140 Ashton Club Dr., Lake Wales mealsonwheelspolk.com 12th Annual Meals on Wheels Silent Auction & Dinner “Back to the 80s” Fundraiser! Tickets are $50 each. Please call Meals on Wheels at (863) 299-1616 to purchase tickets or if you have any questions. Hosted by Meals on Wheels of Polk County.

POLK COUNTY HEART WALK When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 7:30-10:30 a.m. Where: Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium 2301 Lakeland Hills Blvd., Lakeland PolkHeartWalk.org Be a Heart Walk hero! Your participation supports scientific research that makes more healthy heartbeats possible. Research that created the first artificial heart valve. Research that can save lives. And research that gives us more time to create lasting memories with loved ones and friends. The Heart Walk is family-friendly. Walkers can enjoy a vendor expo with fun, interactive activities, a short program, and a 1-mile or 2.5-mile walk. Register for FREE @PolkHeartWalk.org!

ADAM BASS: KEEP FLORIDA WILD When: Sep. 20, 2019 | 6 p.m.-7:30 a.m. Where: Lake Wales Arts Center 1099 SR 60 E, Lake Wales Please join the Lake Wales Arts Council for a wonderful evening of nature photography as they host Adam Bass’ “Keep Florida Wild” exhibit. The reception will take place from 6 PM - 7:30 PM in the Michael Crews Gallery. There will be an open bar and food available to all of our guests. Admission is free to the public.

7TH ANNUAL PINK CLASSIC GOLF TOURNAMENT When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Where: Providence Golf Club 1518 Clubhouse Blvd., Davenport Join Providence Booby Brigade for a fun day of golf raising money for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer / American Cancer Society. More details available by emailing Providenceboobybrigade@gmail.com. Register your team by calling Jerry @ 863-354-1892.

CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE PRESENTS THE BEATLES ABBEY ROAD When: Sep. 20, 2019 | 7 p.m. Where: RP Funding Center 701 Lime Street, Lakeland rpfundingcenter.com Classic Albums Live takes classic rock albums and recreates them live, on stage - note for note, cut for cut.

MUSEUM DAY LIVE! When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Where: Polk Museum of Art 800 E Palmetto St., Lakeland polkmuseumofart.org The event is designed to emulate the spirit of the Smithsonian Institution’s Washington, D.C.-based facilities, which offer free admission daily. . As a Smithsonian Institution affiliate, the Polk Museum of Art emulates the Smithsonian’s commitment to make learning

TOUR DE TOW SCENIC ROAD TOUR When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Where: 180 S Central Ave, Bartow The largest organized road tour in Polk County, this is an on-road cycling tour along the scenic back roads of southern Polk County. Gently rolling roads take our

and the spread of knowledge accessible to everyone. For more information on Museum Day Live!, please visit Smithsonian.com/museumdaylive. (863) 688-7743 PLANTAE ORCHIDEUM When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Where: Hollis Garden 702 E Orange St., Lakeland An orchid show and sale with the legendary R.F. Orchids. A portion of the proceeds from sales will benefit Hollis Garden. DOCENT-LED TOUR When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Where: Polk Museum of Art 800 E Palmetto St., Lakeland polkmuseumofart.org Third Saturdays of the month, for all ages.Tour begins at 11:00am and ends at noon. Free for everyone. Join us each month to get a fresh look into the Museum’s main exhibition through connecting conversations with one of our passionate docents. Learn the stories behind the work and talk “art” with ease as we bring people and art together. Registration is not necessary but appreciated. Space is limited. (863) 688-7743 ARCHITECTURAL TOUR When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 11 a.m. Where: Polk County History Center 100 E Main St, Bartow Join us for an architectural tour of the History Center and learn about neoclassical architecture, the construction of the building and the stories behind the iconic Old Polk County Courthouse. The free architectural tour is on the third Saturday of each month at 11 a.m. (863) 534-6000 HISPANIC HERITAGE FESTIVAL When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 12-4 p.m. Where: Eloise Resource and Arts Center 710 Snively Ave, Winter Haven Polk County Parks & Recreation’s Hispanic Heritage Festival will educate families about the Hispanic culture - CONTINUED ON PAGE 38 -

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through music, art, and food. This free event will allow families to enjoy live on stage entertainment, an art exhibit, a kid zone and food prepared by local vendors. For more information, please call the Eloise Resource Center (863) 298-4485. THE BIG LEBOWSKI BOWLING TOURNAMENT When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 4 p.m. Where: Cypress Lanes 2010 Dundee Rd, Winter Haven Fundraiser for Restaurants Against Hunger. Sponsorships available. More info call (863) 604-7721 or visit the FB page @Restaurants Against Hunger, Inc. RAH distributes food to 4,000 families, 900 families during the holidays, 2,800 meals distributed and $1100 in donations. SUNCOAST CREDIT UNION SWANTOBERFEST When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 5-9 p.m. Where: Munn Park, Lakeland swantoberfest.com The Suncoast Credit Union SwantoberFest is a time to unwind and make new friends, learn new customs and sing a few songs. Be there when the ceremonial keg is tapped at 5:00 PM on Saturday, September 21st, as Lakeland’s Suncoast Credit Union SwantoberFest kicks off! Like a traditional Oktoberfest, it will offer sights, sounds, and tastes that are Bavarian-inspired. This community-wide event in Munn Park will be free to attend and feature a business expo as an opportunity for Chamber member-investors to engage directly with the community in a family-friendly setting. This event will include German-style competitions, German food & drink, and live music by The Europa Band. VIP passes will be available for an extra-special experience. SLOW ROLL & SKI SHOW When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 5 p.m. Where: The Bike Shop 249 3rd Street SW, Winter Haven THIS EVENT IS FREE! Thanks to sponsors Six/Ten, Bond Clinic, Wauchula State Bank, and Lynn Polston Allstate. Slow Roll will meet at the Bike Shop in Downtown Winter Haven the 3rd Saturday of every month. We will “Slow Roll” through the city of Winter Haven taking a path highlighting cities murals, parks, and new developments. We will then stop mid-roll at Lake Silver to take in the ski show. After the show we will Slow Roll back through town and end at Grove Roots Brewery (located across the street from the Bike Shop). More info on FB @slowrollskishow CYPRESS GARDENS WATER SKI TEAM FREE SHOW When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 5-8 p.m. Where: MLK Jr. Park 199 E Lake Silver Dr. NE, Winter Haven Free ski show! Bring chairs or a blanket, concessions available for purchase. Play the 50/50 raffle to support the ski team! ASTRONOMY NIGHT When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 7 p.m. Where: Colt Creek State Park 16000 Sr-471, Lakeland www.friendsofcoltcreek.org Marvel at the sights of the night sky. Held at the Blue Heron pavilion, all are welcome! Bring your own scope or binoculars or use ours. For more information, contact Cleve at astronaut.cleve@tampabay.rr.com or (863) 682-0348. Come an hour or so early; bring a picnic dinner and have some “getting to know you” time. Weather permitting, a solar telescope will be set up a couple of hours before sunset for your viewing pleasure. Park entry fee $4 per car. EXIT MUSIC: RADIOHEAD REVERED When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 8 p.m. Where: LkldTV Studio B 202 N Massachusetts Ave, Lakeland www.lkldlive.com Eric Collins, Dean Lorenz, James Philip Cook, Zac Maisenbacher and Shane Lawlor take you on a sonic journey appreciating the back catalogue of metamorphic UK group Radiohead. Doors 7:30pm, Show Starts 8pm. Tickets $10 Advance/$12 Day Of Show.

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COMEDY NIGHT AT THE RITZ: THE PINK COLLAR COMEDY TOUR When: Sep. 21, 2019 | 8-11 p.m. Where: Ritz Theatre 263 W Central Ave, Winter Haven centralfloridatix.com The worlds of stand-up comedy and drag will collide at the Winter Haven Laughs! Pink Collar Comedy show has delighted audience all over the state of Florida. The tour highlights the talents of four performers (three of which are drag queens). The cast consists of Jones, who is a nationally touring stand-up comedian, Addison Taylor, and Trixie Deluxxe, both former National Miss Comedy Queens; and Carol Lee, the co-host of the longest running drag bingo in Orlando. The show is 100% standup comedy and not for the faint of heart.

WEST COAST SWING-BEGINNER ADULT CLASS When: Sep. 25, 2019 | 5-6 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Senior Center 250 S Lake Silver Dr, Winter Haven Wednesdays, no partner needed! Classes are held in the Senior Adult Center Auditorium, for more information contact Parks, Recreation & Culture at (863) 291-5656 or Instructor Susan at (863) 604-5060. MOONLIGHT MARKET When: Sep. 25, 2019 | 6-9 p.m. Where: Grove Roots Brewing Co. 302 3rd St. SW, Winter Haven Mid-week fun on the 4th Wednesday of every month. The Market is comprised of vendors from all over Central Florida, transforming the tasting rooms into one BIG indoor community event complete with multiple food trucks and live music!

BRUNCH AT THE POOR PORKER When: Sep. 22, 2019 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Where: The Poor Porker 801 E Main St., Lakeland Join Explorations V at the Poor Porker on Sunday September 22nd for beignets (fancy talk for donut), tacos, and free activities for the kids!

YOGA SHRED CLASSES! When: Sep. 25, 2019 | 6-7 p.m. Where: Inside Out Yoga 52 4th St. NW, Winter Haven www.ioyogastudio.com This class is a full body workout, sprinkling in some cardio while incorporating vinyasa yoga to start. Move more efficiently to gain strength, flexibility, power and stamina. Incorporating these moves will amplify calorie-burn, muscle strength and tone, while keeping the detoxifying and lengthening benefits of yoga. (863) 224-2311.

OKTOBERFEST AT GROVE ROOTS When: Sep. 22, 2019 | 12-6 p.m. Where: Grove Roots Brewing Co. 302 3rd St. SW, Winter Haven They are transforming the brewery into a German beer hall complete with live music, schnitzels, brats, homemade pretzels, and LOTS of beer! So, grab your friends and celebrate like a Bavarian! They will have Oktoberfest Lager, German Pilsner, and our limited release Dunkel along with a limited amount of custom GRB Steins to purchase!

BALLROOM DANCE-ADULT CLASS When: Sep. 25, 2019 | 6-7 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Senior Center 250 S Lake Silver Dr, Winter Haven Wednesdays, No Partner Needed! Classes are held in the Senior Adult Center Auditorium, for more information contact Parks, Recreation & Culture at (863) 291-5656 or Instructor Susan at (863) 604-5060.

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CREATIVE WRITING CRITIQUE GROUP When: Sep. 26, 2019 | 12:30-2:30 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Public Library 325 Avenue A NW, Winter Haven This group meets on the 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month from 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. Attendees share and critique their writings. All aspiring writers are welcome. Questions? Send email to wekeig@gmail.com.

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS ORIENTATION & TRAINING When: Sep. 24, 2019 | 5:30-7 p.m. Where: BBBS Polk Office 1231 E. Orange Street, Lakeland bbbstampabay.org/be-a-big/ Join us as a defender of potential by becoming a Big Brother or Big Sister and together, we can change the world. All it takes is 4-8 hours a month, depending on the program, with a focus on being consistent and spending one-on-one quality time with your Little. The first step is to attend a Big Orientation & Training session where you’ll learn about our programs, commitments, expectations and our kids.

TECHNOLOGY HELP DESK When: Sep. 26, 2019 | 5-6:30 p.m. Where: Winter Haven Public Library 325 Avenue A NW, Winter Haven Having a problem figuring out your e-reader, laptop or other electronic device?Stop by the free IT Help Desk with your device on Thursdays between 5:00 p.m. — 6:30 p.m. (863) 291-5880

DEMOCRATIC WOMEN’S CLUB OF EAST POLK/ RIDGE When: Sep. 24, 2019 | 5:30-7:30 p.m. Where: The R-place Eatery Restaurant 35523 Hwy 27, Haines City Meets every 4th Tuesday. All Democratic women are welcome to join the club, where we discuss shared political views and volunteer for activities that help elect fellow Democrats. Contact: Anne Huffman, Club President (863-242-3230) annehuffman01@gmail.com

THE EMERGING RACE When: Sep. 26, 2019 | 5:30 p.m. Where: Munn Park, Lakeland www.lakelandchamber.com An annual event where young professionals do an amazing race that includes games, puzzles, and friendly competition. Teams of 4 compete for the crowned title of winners for the EMERGING Race of 2019. We partner with the Lakeland Escape Room who will supply all of the challenges and take this event to the next level. At the end of the race, enjoy the after party and camaraderie with other young professionals. Tickets are $40/member team of four and $80/non-member team of 4.

SALSA DANCING When: Sep. 24, 2019 | 6:30-9 p.m. Where: Lake Mirror Theater 121 S Lake Ave, Lakeland www.lakelandsalsa.com Lakeland Salsa & Swing partner with the City of Lakeland host dance socials every Tuesday night at the Lake Mirror Complex. 6:30 - 7:30 PM — Group Lesson, 7:30 - 9:00 PM — Open Floor Dancing. General Admission $5 (cash only please)

NATURE’S FINEST YOGA CLASS When: Sep. 26, 2019 | 6:30 p.m. Where: Mackay Gardens and Lakeside Preserve 945 Mackay Blvd, Lake Alfred mylakealfred.com Every Thursday evening, everyone is welcome, just bring a mat and an open heart. Donations will be accepted although the class is free.

TRIVIA TUESDAYS When: Sep. 24, 2019 | 6:30-8 p.m. Where: Grove Roots Brewing Co. 302 3rd St. SW, Winter Haven Trivia every Tuesday, in the main tasting room. With the exception of a few, all trivia will be General Knowledge! Teams may range between 1-8 players. All minors must be accompanied and actively supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.

BILOXI BLUES When: Sep. 26 - Oct. 06, 2019 Where: Loca Lee Buckner Theatre 111 Lake Hollingsworth Dr., Lakeland www.flsouthern.edu/community/festival-of-fine-arts/ ffa-events.aspx American playwright, screenwriter, and author Neil 38

Simon’s Tony Award winning comedy “Biloxi Blues” is the second part of his semi-autobiographical trilogy of plays about a writer growing up in New York during the 1930s and 1940s. Location: Loca Lee Buckner TheatreCost: Adults: $18, Students: $9 POWER: FLOW When: Sep. 27, 2019 | 5:15 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Where: Inside Out Yoga 52 4th St. NW, Winter Haven Come as you are, open and ready to meet your edge & play with it. All that you desire is already within you. So, let’s dig down deep and explore the core of your being! With long held postures and focus on breath led movement, this energetic form of yoga may bring a little sweat. Pranayama, mantras and modifications will be sprinkled throughout the class to better move you closer to meeting your edge. (863) 224-2311. JUST BETWEEN FRIENDS SALE When: Sep. 27, 2019 | 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Where: RP Funding Center 701 Lime Street, Lakeland rpfundingcenter.com Huge consignment sale. LUNCH & LEARN: PET-FRIENDLY GARDENING When: Sep. 27, 2019 | 12-1 p.m. Where: Lakeland Electric 501 E Lemon St., Lakeland A free lunchtime workshop at the Lakeland Electric Building! We will discuss problematic plants and safe alternatives. In addition we will share some landscape design tips so that you can enjoy your landscape and so can your pet! This is a free lunch and learn workshop and lunch is provided, registration required. Workshop is presented by the City of Lakeland Water Utilities and the UF/IFAS Extension Polk County. Go to https://sfyl. ifas.ufl.edu/polk/ for more information.If you have any questions, please contact them at (863) 519-1041. BREW HUB’S NIGHT MARKET When: Sep. 27, 2019 | 6 p.m. Where: Brew Hub, 3900 Frontage Rd S,, Lakeland Features a rotating lineup of artists and makers selling handmade goods, jewelry, art, wood-work, gifts and so much more! BOURBON & BLUES 2019 When: Sep. 27, 2019 | 6-9 p.m. Where: Gram Parsons Derry Down 297 5th St. NW, Winter Haven www.gpderrydown.com A night of Live Blues, a Bourbon Tasting and Great Food! Featuring the debut performance by the blues band Sauce, guitar & vocals Buzzy Von Buick, keys & vocals Willy Woody, bass guitar Max Monotone and on drums Tempo Tantrum. You won’t want to miss this hot new band. Live blues, a bourbon tasting, BBQ, craft beer, wine, silent auction, water, soda and a signature mocktail all included in your ticket. Proceeds from this event will support Gram Parsons Derry Down. FREE MOVIE ON THE LAWN When: Sep. 27, 2019 | 6-9 p.m. Where: Downtown Bartow This month: How to Train Your Dragon. Movie on the Lawn is a weather permitting event.

LEADING EDGE TAKE HEART 5K When: Sep. 28, 2019 | 7:30 a.m. Where: Lake Hollingsworth East of South Florida Ave. & West of Bartow Rd., Lakeland runsignup.com/Race/FL/Lakeland/Fl The second annual 5k is being presented by Leading Edge to benefit Take Heart Project. Take Heart will use the funds raised by this event to provide housing, education, job training, and medical care to women and young teenage girls and will aid in the prevention of these women and girls falling victim to human trafficking, disease, and poverty. Race will start at the Yacht Club and go around Lake Hollingsworth. Walkers and kids are welcome, more info online.

LIVE GREEN LAKELAND ECO FESTIVAL When: Sep. 28, 2019 | 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Where: Munn Park, Lakeland www.gfwclakelandjuniors.org A family-friendly event highlighting the Lakeland community’s eco-friendly businesses, non-profits and organizations. CLASSROOM TO THE SKY When: Sep. 28, 2019 | 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Where: Sun ‘n Fun, 4175 Medulla Rd., Lakeland www.flysnf.org/teachersfly/ Breakfast with a speaker, Break-out sessions, Ground School for teachers, Three STEAM Curriculums for Elementary, Middle and High school, Hands-on riveting & restoration projects, Lunch and Flight Opportunity (weather permitting). More info call Kimberly Brewer at (863) 904-4062 or register online. $25 LAKE WALES FARMERS MARKET When: Sep. 28, 2019 | 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Where: Downtown Marketplace 20 N Market, Lake Wales Fresh food, crafts, prepared food & more! 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month.

ADAPTIVE WATER SKI EVENT When: Sep. 28, 2019 | 9 a.m. Where: MLK Jr. Park 199 E Lake Silver Dr. NE, Winter Haven Contact Jean.Voisard10@gmail.com to pre-register, space is limited! Registration begins at 9:00 am Lunch and pontoon boat rides will be provided. On the Edge Children’s Foundation and the Cypress Gardens Water Ski Team team up to host a FREE Adaptive Water Ski Event open to Children and Adults with Disabilities (ages 6 and up) SAFETY RESTRICTIONS: NO brittle bone disorders or seizures.

JUST BETWEEN FRIENDS SALE When: Sep. 28, 2019 | 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Where: RP Funding Center 701 Lime Street, Lakeland. rpfundingcenter.com Huge consignment sale HARVEST HOOTENANNY When: Sep. 28, 2019 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Where: Country Primitives Vintage Market 251 Avenue A SW, Winter Haven Sales plus autumn decor! COFFEE WITH ARTIST: KELLY STURHAHN When: Sep. 28, 2019 | 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Where: Polk Museum of Art 800 E Palmetto St., Lakeland polkmuseumofart.org Please join us for a coffee reception with artist Kelly Sturhahn to celebrate her exhibition. DISCOVER DRUMMING When: Sep. 28, 2019 | 1-3 p.m. Where: Bok Tower Gardens 1151 Tower Blvd., Lake Wales boktowergardens.org Holyoake’s DRUMBEAT is the world’s first structured learning program using music, psychology and neurobiology to reconnect with others and ourselves. The name DRUMBEAT is an acronym for Discovering Relationships Using Music, Beliefs, Emotions, Attitudes, and Thoughts. Participants from age 10 to 100 will enjoy personal growth and insight while drumming on djembe drums through this DRUMBEAT program. No previous drumming experience is necessary. Registration required, included with general admission or membership. (863) 734-1222. EVENING WITH THE STARS MEMORIAL BANQUET When: Sep. 28, 2019 | 5:30 p.m. Where: Lone Palm Golf Club 800 Lone Palm Drive, Lakeland www.k9sforcopspolkcounty.com “Evening with the Stars” Memorial Banquet held in

memory of Deputy Matt Williams and his K9 partner DiOGi that were killed in the line of duty. Show your support for our PCSO K9 Unit while listening to some great music by Crossfire Gospel Quartet. Enjoy this year’s fabulous speakers, Bazzel Baz, Sheriff Judd and Steve Hearth, Sgt. over the K9 Unit. Meet and greet with the K9s and bid on some fabulous silent auction items, all in an effort to raise funds to purchase dogs for the PCSO K9 Unit. We are excited that through these efforts and your support that we have been able to purchase 18 dogs for the Unit! Come out and show your support! THE ART OF FILM: CRIES AND WHISPERS (1972) When: Sep. 28, 2019 | 6 p.m. Where: Polk Museum of Art 800 E Palmetto St., Lakeland. polkmuseumofart.org The Art of Film presents a forum for appreciating movies as an art form. With audience Q&A and talkback sessions with film directors and faculty from Florida Southern College following each screening, this unique Polk Museum series will entertain, engage, and educate audiences of all ages. This month’s film is Cries and Whispers (1972). Doors open at 6:00 pm, Introduction and Screening at 6:30 pm. The Art of Film is free to attend. Cash bar available. RESTORATIVE YOGA When: Sep. 29, 2019 | 9-11 a.m. Where: Bok Tower Gardens 1151 Tower Blvd., Lake Wales boktowergardens.org Restorative Yoga provides students the opportunity to “fully rest” while opening the body through a variety of supported poses, meditation and breath work that encourage deep relaxation. Ticket price includes general admission to the Gardens. Tickets are available for purchase at www.boktower.org, in person at the Visitor Center or by phone at (863) 734-1222. JUST BETWEEN FRIENDS SALE When: Sep. 29, 2019 | 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Where: RP Funding Center 701 Lime Street, Lakeland

rpfundingcenter.com Huge consignment sale LAKELAND PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET VOLUME 2 When: Sep. 29, 2019 | 12-6 p.m. Where: Swan Brewing 115 W Pine St., Lakeland It’s bigger, longer and even better than before!!! Lakeland’s second Punk Rock Flea Market is a family AND pet friendly event that will feature over 40 vendors from coast to coast, from St. Pete to St. Augustine, and Orlando to Boynton Beach! Selling original artwork, handmade jewelry, band shirts, hard to find records, CDs, & tapes, FREE D.I.Y. button booth, eclectic clothing, household goods, custom attire, oddities, LIVE T-shirt screen printing, and so so much more.

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1407 SOUTH BLVD.................................... DAVENPORT............ 7/22/2019...............$76,100 274 CITRUS RIDGE DR.............................. DAVENPORT............ 7/22/2019............. $84,000 604 SPANISH PINE RD.............................. DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............$100,000 664 SPANISH PINE RD.............................. DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............$100,000 1104 GRAN BAHAMA BLVD 26104............. DAVENPORT.............. 7/3/2019.............$122,500 464 SEATTLE SLEW DR............................. DAVENPORT.............. 7/8/2019.............$129,800 560 SEATTLE SLEW DR............................. DAVENPORT.............. 7/8/2019.............$129,800 104 BUCK TRL........................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/3/2019............ $130,000 713 LUCAYA LOOP 1301............................. DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019............ $134,000 317 N 10TH................................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/8/2019............ $135,000 328 NORTH BLVD..................................... DAVENPORT............. 7/15/2019............$140,000 334 HIGHLAND MEADOWS ST................. DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............ $146,300 907 CHARO PKWY 916............................. DAVENPORT............. 7/15/2019.............$152,000 233 PALERMO ST...................................... DAVENPORT.............7/18/2019............ $154,900 19 SANDALWOOD DR............................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/5/2019............ $155,000 907 CHARO PKWY 915............................. DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019............. $161,000 755 LOBELIA DR........................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............ $164,300 3 OAK RIDGE RD....................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/8/2019............ $164,900 314 ALLISON AVE...................................... DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019............. $167,500 2500 CALABRIA AVE................................ DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............ $168,000 50989 HIGHWAY 27 LOT 120................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/2/2019............ $170,000 326 LAKE CHARLES DR............................. DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019.............$172,500 3212 HUNTWICKE BLVD............................ DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019.............$175,900 701 PETES LN............................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/5/2019.............$178,500 2850 SANDERS RD................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/2/2019............. $187,500 113 SEDONIA CT........................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/5/2019............ $195,000 2736 ROOKS RD....................................... DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............ $195,000 354 CADIZ LOOP...................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/2/2019............ $195,000 110 CARDINAL CT..................................... DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............. $197,500 626 DOWNING CIR................................... DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019........... $200,000 221 BURGOYNE LOOP.............................. DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019............$204,500 152 TRAVIS LN........................................... DAVENPORT.............7/10/2019........... $205,000 727 OAKPOINT CIR................................... DAVENPORT..............7/11/2019........... $206,000 214 JOCELYN DR........................................ DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............ $207,000 253 ASHLEY LOOP.................................... DAVENPORT..............7/11/2019........... $208,000 1114 BLOOMINGDALE DR.......................... DAVENPORT.............7/18/2019............ $210,000 1030 LAKE CHARLES DR........................... DAVENPORT.............7/10/2019.............$212,000 335 BRAYTON LN...................................... DAVENPORT.............7/18/2019............ $214,000 712 BRAYTON LN....................................... DAVENPORT.............7/16/2019.............$215,000 148 TAFT DR............................................. DAVENPORT.............7/16/2019............. $217,500 237 TAFT DR............................................. DAVENPORT.............7/19/2019............. $217,800 181 CHINA BERRY CIR............................... DAVENPORT.............7/16/2019.............$219,900 452 SCRUB JAY WAY................................. DAVENPORT.............. 7/2/2019.............$219,900 110 CAPTAIN HOOK WAY.......................... DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019............$220,000 154 SAND RIDGE DR................................. DAVENPORT.............7/10/2019............$220,000 881 ORCHID GROVE BLVD....................... DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............. $221,500

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DAVENPORT............. 7/15/2019............$235,000 823 KETTERING RD.................................. DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............$235,000 520 ANDALUSIA LOOP............................. DAVENPORT.............. 7/8/2019............ $235,900 892 ORCHID GROVE BLVD....................... DAVENPORT.............7/19/2019............ $237,000 539 OLD BRIDGE CIR................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............$238,900 601 SAMUEL ST......................................... DAVENPORT............. 7/15/2019............$239,000 456 BUCHANNAN DR............................... DAVENPORT.............7/19/2019............ $239,900 661 LAKE SHORE PKWY............................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/5/2019........... $240,000 3329 WELLBORN DR................................. DAVENPORT............. 7/15/2019........... $240,000 333 BRUNELLO DR................................... DAVENPORT.............7/16/2019........... $240,000 636 SPANISH PINE RD............................... DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............$243,800 140 PANDA WAY....................................... DAVENPORT............. 7/17/2019............$245,000 421 PANDA PL........................................... DAVENPORT.............7/19/2019............$249,000 260 SALAMANCA RD............................... DAVENPORT............. 7/15/2019............$249,900 759 BENJAMIN TRL................................... DAVENPORT.............7/16/2019............$249,900 3312 SONDER DR...................................... DAVENPORT............. 7/15/2019............$250,000 1342 N HAMPTON DR............................... DAVENPORT.............7/10/2019............$250,000 370 TUPELO CIR....................................... DAVENPORT.............7/16/2019............$250,000 115 DILLON WAY........................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/8/2019............$255,000 836 SUSSEX DR........................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/8/2019............$255,000 125 WHISPERING PINES WAY.................... DAVENPORT..............7/11/2019............$258,000 620 SPANISH PINE RD.............................. DAVENPORT.............. 7/8/2019............$258,400 513 DOLCETTO DR................................... DAVENPORT.............7/10/2019............$259,000 682 OGELTHORPE DR.............................. DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019............$259,000 233 TAFT DR............................................. DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............ $259,700 122 CAPTIVA DR........................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019........... $260,800 140 TAFT DR............................................. DAVENPORT..............7/11/2019............$264,900 850 SUFFOLK PL....................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............$265,000 819 MONTGOMERY WAY.......................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/2/2019............$265,000 1030 COVENTRY RD................................. DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019............$269,000 229 TROON CIR........................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/2/2019............ $272,500 352 KENSINGTON DR............................... DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............ $275,000 144 TAFT DR............................................. DAVENPORT.............7/10/2019.............$277,000 611 SAMUEL PL.......................................... DAVENPORT............. 7/15/2019........... $280,000 530 OGELTHORPE DR.............................. DAVENPORT.............7/10/2019............$280,200 520 HIGHGATE PARK BLVD...................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/2/2019............$283,000 347 TOMELLOSO WAY............................. DAVENPORT.............7/19/2019............$290,500 575 TUPELO CIR....................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/2/2019............$292,000 633 OGELTHORPE DR.............................. DAVENPORT.............. 7/5/2019........... $294,000 126 CAPTIVA DR....................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/8/2019............$294,300 247 SEVILLA AVE...................................... DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019............$296,000

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410 HAMLET LOOP................................... DAVENPORT.............7/16/2019............$296,000 245 BELLA VERANO WAY......................... DAVENPORT............ 7/23/2019............$296,600 479 BRUNSWICK DR................................. DAVENPORT..............7/11/2019............$299,000 448 BRUNSWICK DR................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/3/2019........... $300,800 114 CAPTIVA DR........................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/5/2019........... $306,900 130 CAPTIVA DR....................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............ $310,600 548 WESTCHESTER CT............................. DAVENPORT.............7/16/2019............. $311,600 3057 BROOK STONE TER......................... DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019............. $317,000 542 WESTCHESTER CT............................. DAVENPORT............. 7/12/2019.............. $317,100 356 SUMMER SQUALL RD........................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/3/2019............$320,400 110 CAPTIVA DR........................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............ $327,800 134 CAPTIVA DR....................................... DAVENPORT.............7/10/2019............$332,000 388 SUMMER SQUALL RD........................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/3/2019............$345,500 473 BRUNSWICK DR................................. DAVENPORT.............. 7/8/2019............ $352,900 449 BRUNSWICK DR................................ DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............$360,500 104 LUDISIA LOOP.................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............$383,200 108 LUDISIA LOOP.................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............$383,200 112 LUDISIA LOOP..................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............$383,200 116 LUDISIA LOOP..................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............$383,200 120 LUDISIA LOOP.................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............$383,200 317 LUDISIA LOOP.................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............$383,200 321 LUDISIA LOOP.................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............$383,200 325 LUDISIA LOOP................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019............$383,200 2184 SHERBROOK AVE............................. DAVENPORT..............7/11/2019........... $386,800 1347 YORKSHIRE CT................................. DAVENPORT............. 7/15/2019...........$400,000 6091 BROAD OAK DR............................... DAVENPORT..............7/11/2019........... $404,500 254 QUIET OAK CT................................... DAVENPORT.............7/10/2019............$425,000 1006 PRESERVE DR................................... DAVENPORT.............. 7/9/2019........... $928,000 7005 OAKWOOD ST................................. DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019..........$1,259,000 3141 RONALD REAGAN PKWY.................. DAVENPORT...............7/1/2019........ $4,695,600

407 MONTICELLI DR................................ HAINES CITY...............7/1/2019............ $238,200 15 PINE FOREST CIR.................................. HAINES CITY............. 7/15/2019........... $240,000 226 MINNIEHAHA CIR.............................. HAINES CITY.............7/19/2019............$245,000 2151 NIGHTHAWK DR................................ HAINES CITY............. 7/17/2019............$245,500 3566 PINE TREE LOOP.............................. HAINES CITY.............7/18/2019............$255,000 2311 SANDERLING ST................................ HAINES CITY.............. 7/2/2019............ $278,300 701 PENINSULAR DR................................. HAINES CITY...............7/1/2019............$363,000 117 7TH ST................................................. HAINES CITY.............7/16/2019...........$800,000 604 ASTOR DR......................................... HAINES CITY.............. 7/9/2019......... $1,260,000

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3227 JENNA MAE WAY................................. LAKELAND.............. 7/9/2019..............$75,000 818 FOREST LAKE DR.................................. LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019..............$78,900 701 BELMAR ST............................................ LAKELAND.............. 7/5/2019............. $80,000 1041 S DAKOTA AVE..................................... LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019............. $89,000 1930 CRYSTAL LAKE DR............................... LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............. $90,000 1434 COUNTRY RIDGE DR.......................... LAKELAND.............. 7/9/2019..............$93,800 3160 HONEOYE TRL.................................... LAKELAND............ 7/23/2019.............. $94,100 722 FAIRWAY AVE........................................ LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019..............$95,000 3227 JENNA MAE WAY................................. LAKELAND.............7/10/2019..............$95,000 3054 CANANDAIGUA TRL........................... LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019.............. $97,000 2301 WEBER ST............................................ LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019............ $100,600 7030 DOVE MEADOW TRL.......................... LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019............. $101,000 2610 NEW JERSEY RD................................... LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............ $102,900 7996 PRINCETON MANOR CIR.................... LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019............. $104,100 1125 RUBY ST................................................ LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............ $104,300 760 BARBER CIR.......................................... LAKELAND............. 7/17/2019............ $104,900 4084 SHEARWATER ST............................... LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019............ $105,200 4090 SHEARWATER ST............................... LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019............ $105,200 1930 CRYSTAL LAKE DR............................... LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............$108,000 6640 TRAIL RIDGE DR................................. LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019............$108,000 225 TRACY WAY.......................................... LAKELAND.............7/18/2019............$108,800 202 PATTERSON ST..................................... LAKELAND.............7/16/2019.............$110,000 1836 N CRYSTAL LAKE DR APT 61................ LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019............. $113,500 1836 N CRYSTAL LAKE DR 60...................... LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019............. $114,900 1157 OLD SOUTH DR.................................... LAKELAND.............7/10/2019............. $115,000 4912 GACHET BLVD..................................... LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019............. $115,500 1736 CIVITAN AVE........................................ LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019............. $118,000 1731 LOWRY AVE.......................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/5/2019............ $120,000 3030 TENOROC MINE RD........................... LAKELAND.............7/10/2019............ $120,000 2722 ALDINE CIR.......................................... LAKELAND............. 8/6/2019............ $133,000 3510 N FLORIDA AVE................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019.............$133,500 1023 MEADOW AVE..................................... LAKELAND............. 7/17/2019............ $135,400 527 HAMPTON AVE..................................... LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019............ $135,400 1316 LONG ST............................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/5/2019............. $135,700 3028 FLETCHER AVE................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/5/2019............ $136,000 1508 CORD GRASS WAY.............................. LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019............ $138,000 1559 CORD GRASS WAY.............................. LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019............ $138,000 401 W 9TH ST.............................................. LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019............ $138,900 1030 HERSCHELL ST.................................... LAKELAND.............7/10/2019............ $139,000 2420 CYPRESS LN........................................ LAKELAND.............. 7/9/2019............ $140,000 1540 WALKER RD......................................... LAKELAND.............7/18/2019............ $140,000 4955 COLONNADES CLUB BLVD................. LAKELAND.............. 7/5/2019............. $141,000 1622 FRUITWOOD DR.................................. LAKELAND..............7/11/2019............ $143,000 2727 ALDINE CIR.......................................... LAKELAND.............7/18/2019............ $143,800 1226 W RUBY ST........................................... LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............ $144,043 1314 ALAMEDA DR....................................... LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019............ $145,000 2806 CHRISTIE LN....................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/9/2019............ $146,500 320 DAUGHTERY RD................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............ $146,900 2015 LONG BOAT DR................................... LAKELAND.............7/10/2019.............$147,000 364 NORTH FORK PL................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............ $149,000 628 GALVIN DR............................................ LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............ $150,000 3854 FEATHER DR....................................... LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............ $150,000 1026 MEADOWOOD POINTE RD................. LAKELAND.............. 7/9/2019.............$152,000 3831 PRESCOTT LOOP................................. LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019............ $154,000 405 SUNNYHILL LN..................................... LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............ $154,900 1540 WALKER RD......................................... LAKELAND.............7/18/2019............ $154,900 1847 RICHMOND RD.................................... LAKELAND.............7/18/2019............ $155,000

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316 S 9TH ST............................................. HAINES CITY............. 7/12/2019..............$75,000 3009 HEMINGWAY CIR............................. HAINES CITY.............. 7/6/2019............. $85,000 315 WEATHERBY PL.................................. HAINES CITY.............. 7/8/2019............. $101,600 111 CANTERBURY DR................................ HAINES CITY............. 7/17/2019.............$110,000 9086 LAKE HATCHINEHA RD................... HAINES CITY...............7/1/2019............. $112,000 314 S 22ND ST........................................... HAINES CITY.............. 7/8/2019.............$114,000 293 DARTMOUTH DR............................... HAINES CITY..............7/11/2019............ $120,000 7741 LAKE HATCHINEHA RD..................... HAINES CITY.............. 7/8/2019............ $150,000 420 PARADISE ISLAND DR....................... HAINES CITY.............7/19/2019............ $155,000 170 CATFISH ST......................................... HAINES CITY...............7/1/2019............ $160,000 342 THOMASDALE AVE............................ HAINES CITY...............7/1/2019............ $170,000 659 HIDDEN LAKES CT............................. HAINES CITY.............7/10/2019............ $170,400 2309 PAULETTE DR.................................. HAINES CITY.............7/18/2019.............$174,000 2957 KOKOMO LOOP............................... HAINES CITY............. 7/15/2019............ $180,000 282 TOWER VIEW DR............................... HAINES CITY.............. 7/8/2019............ $199,000 1025 RONLIN ST........................................ HAINES CITY............ 7/22/2019............ $199,900 137 WINCHESTER LN................................. HAINES CITY............. 7/15/2019........... $200,000 320 ROOKS LOOP.................................... HAINES CITY.............. 7/3/2019........... $200,000 700 SWALLOWTAIL DR............................ HAINES CITY...............7/1/2019........... $203,000 414 HAMMERSTONE AVE......................... HAINES CITY.............7/18/2019........... $205,000 250 HIDDEN LAKE LOOP.......................... HAINES CITY............. 7/12/2019........... $208,000 157 GOLF AIRE BLVD................................. HAINES CITY.............7/16/2019............ $210,000 348 ROOKS LOOP.................................... HAINES CITY............. 7/12/2019............. $211,000 408 ROOKS LOOP.................................... HAINES CITY.............7/18/2019.............$213,000 469 PENTAS LN......................................... HAINES CITY.............7/16/2019.............$214,900 126 MINNIEHAHA CIR............................... HAINES CITY..............8/4/2019............$220,000 673 PERSIAN DR....................................... HAINES CITY.............. 7/9/2019............ $223,500 603 PERSIAN DR....................................... HAINES CITY.............7/10/2019............$224,000 126 BREAM ST........................................... HAINES CITY............. 7/15/2019............$225,000 2624 HEMINGWAY AVE............................ HAINES CITY.............. 7/9/2019............$225,000 233 HIDDEN LAKE LOOP.......................... HAINES CITY.............. 7/9/2019............$230,000 416 ROOKS LOOP..................................... HAINES CITY.............7/19/2019............$230,000 678 PERSIAN DR....................................... HAINES CITY.............. 7/8/2019............. $232,100 522 PENTAS LN......................................... HAINES CITY.............7/16/2019............ $232,500 1804 N BLUE SKY BLVD............................. HAINES CITY............. 7/17/2019............ $237,000

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830 GOLDEN RULE CT................................ LAKELAND.............7/16/2019............ $155,000 6030 HILLTOP LN........................................ LAKELAND.............7/19/2019............ $155,000 4254 WHISTLEWOOD CIR........................... LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019............ $155,000 830 TENNESSEE AVE................................... LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019............. $157,400 6212 PEACOCK RUN.................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019.............$158,500 1403 STACY DR............................................ LAKELAND.............7/19/2019............ $160,000 561 EAGLE RUN............................................ LAKELAND.............. 7/5/2019............ $160,000 4328 SWINDELL RD..................................... LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019............ $160,000 4404 LAKELAND HIGHLANDS RD............... LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019............. $161,500 6038 MAGPIE DR......................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/5/2019............ $162,000 7528 WILLOW WISP DR............................... LAKELAND.............7/10/2019............ $162,000 3286 WINCHESTER ESTATES CIR................ LAKELAND.............7/18/2019..............$162,100 520 CHESTER DR......................................... LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019............ $163,000 3558 MARSH WREN ST................................ LAKELAND.............7/18/2019............. $163,100 348 SANTIAGO CT...................................... LAKELAND.............7/16/2019............ $166,000 802 LAMP POST LN..................................... LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............. $167,500 4610 SQUIRE HOLLOW DR.......................... LAKELAND.............7/10/2019............ $168,500 6493 SEDGEFORD DR................................. LAKELAND..............7/11/2019............ $169,000 502 CAREY PL.............................................. LAKELAND.............7/10/2019............ $169,900 429 ENCLAVE PL.......................................... LAKELAND..............7/11/2019............ $170,000 2604 PINE VALLEY DR................................. LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019............ $170,000 8539 N CAMPBELL RD................................. LAKELAND..............7/11/2019............ $170,000 1113 CINNAMON WAY................................... LAKELAND.............7/19/2019.............$173,000 3011 MAPLEWOOD AVE............................... LAKELAND............ 7/22/2019..............$173,100 2238 LAKEVIEW ST...................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019.............$173,500 2140 LAKE HOLLOWAY BLVD...................... LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019.............$174,900 2921 WILLOW AVE....................................... LAKELAND...............7/1/2019.............$174,900 5010 SHELLEY CT........................................ LAKELAND.............7/16/2019.............$175,000 3241 MERLOT DR......................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019.............$175,000 6461 SEDGEFORD DR.................................. LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019............ $178,000 6459 SEDGEFORD DR................................. LAKELAND.............7/10/2019.............$179,900 801 CUMBERLAND ST................................. LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019............ $180,000 4826 RON CIR............................................. LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019............ $183,000 3704 WAYNE RD.......................................... LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019............ $185,000 7415 GINGKO AVE........................................ LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............ $185,000 7946 INDIAN HEIGHTS DR.......................... LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019.............$187,000 3249 TRIPLE CROWN LN............................. LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019.............$187,000 8006 BROOKESHIRE DR............................. LAKELAND............. 7/17/2019............. $187,700 6516 DARTMOUTH RD................................ LAKELAND.............. 7/9/2019............ $188,000 1921 SYLVESTER RD...................................... LAKELAND..............7/11/2019............ $188,800 6867 ASHBURY DR...................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019............ $189,000 3701 HAMPTON HILLS DR............................ LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............ $190,000 752 SCOTT LAKE VILLAGE........................... LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019............. $191,500 7847 DELMONT LOOP................................. LAKELAND.............7/18/2019............ $195,000 766 ZELLA LN............................................... LAKELAND..............7/11/2019............ $195,000 1611 DOOLEY LN........................................... LAKELAND...............7/1/2019.............$197,000 412 LOUIS EDWARD CT............................... LAKELAND...............7/1/2019.............$197,400 2502 CHESTNUT WOODS DR...................... LAKELAND.............. 7/2/2019............ $198,000 4117 CREWS LAKE DR.................................. LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019............ $198,500 7119 CEDARCREST BLVD.............................. LAKELAND..............7/11/2019............ $199,900 6123 JONJAY WAY......................................... LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019........... $200,000 7144 LAKE EAGLEBROOKE WAY.................. LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019........... $200,000 5010 NEW TAMPA HWY............................... LAKELAND..............7/11/2019........... $200,000 1527 COUNTRY CHASE ST........................... LAKELAND............. 7/17/2019............$200,700 506 HILLSDALE CIR..................................... LAKELAND............ 7/22/2019............ $201,000 8535 CHERRY HILL DR................................. LAKELAND.............. 7/9/2019........... $204,900 819 SCOTT LAKE VLG.................................. LAKELAND.............7/18/2019........... $205,000 703 SCOTT LAKE VILLAGE.......................... LAKELAND.............. 7/9/2019............ $207,500 3521 LISA LN................................................. LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............ $210,000 7943 PRINCETON MANOR CIR.................... LAKELAND.............. 7/9/2019............ $210,000 7388 IBIS DR................................................ LAKELAND.............. 7/9/2019.............$212,000 5706 FISCHER DR........................................ LAKELAND............. 7/17/2019.............$212,000 5305 CREEKMUR DR................................... LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019............ $214,000 3170 VALLEY VISTA CIR............................... LAKELAND.............7/19/2019............ $214,000 3907 SERENADE LN..................................... LAKELAND............. 7/17/2019.............$214,900 809 CEDAR KNOLL DR................................ LAKELAND............. 7/31/2019.............$215,500 3691 PEREGRINE WAY.................................. LAKELAND............. 7/13/2019..............$216,100 5320 NICHOLS DR....................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............. $217,900

3255 WINCHESTER ESTATES CIR................. LAKELAND.............7/10/2019.............$219,900 502 ORIOLE DR........................................... LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019............$220,000 1048 RIDGEGREEN LOOP............................ LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............$220,000 805 NESTLEWOOD CT................................ LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............$220,000 1514 PINE GLEN RD...................................... LAKELAND.............7/10/2019............ $225,000 2206 FLAMING ARROW DR......................... LAKELAND.............. 7/5/2019............ $225,000 604 HUNTERS RUN BLVD............................ LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019.............$227,500 4284 WHISTLEWOOD CIR........................... LAKELAND.............7/19/2019............$228,000 1127 HALLAMWOOD TRL............................. LAKELAND.............7/19/2019............$230,000 2010 CHARNES DR...................................... 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LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019............$283,000 4745 TIERRA ALTA CT.................................. LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019............$284,900 408 BELMAR ST........................................... LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019............$285,000 5855 GRACE LAKE DR................................. LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019............$285,800 1306 COSTINE DR........................................ LAKELAND.............7/18/2019........... $290,000 3216 PEBBLEBROOKE BLVD......................... LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............$295,000 4041 WARING RD........................................ LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019............$295,000 1422 MERGANSER LOOP............................. LAKELAND...............7/1/2019............ $314,000 6612 CRESCENT LAKE DR............................ LAKELAND.............. 7/9/2019........... $330,800 1667 VIA LAGO DR....................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............ $339,200 1673 VIA LAGO DR....................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............ $339,200 1679 VIA LAGO DR....................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............ $339,200 1685 VIA LAGO DR....................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............ $339,200 1691 VIA LAGO DR....................................... LAKELAND.............. 7/8/2019............ $339,200 117 SHADOW LN........................................... LAKELAND.............7/10/2019........... $350,000 518 LAUREL HILL.......................................... LAKELAND.............7/10/2019........... $350,000 6690 LAKE CLARK DR................................. LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019........... $350,000 1328 ALMA ST.............................................. LAKELAND.............7/19/2019............$360,900 1426 MERGANSER LOOP............................. LAKELAND..............7/11/2019............$375,000 2211 COACHMAN LOOP............................... LAKELAND.............7/19/2019............ $379,900 6906 POLEY CREEK DR............................... LAKELAND.............7/10/2019............$395,000 5722 EMERALD RIDGE BLVD........................ LAKELAND............. 7/17/2019........... $405,000 5966 LAKE VICTORIA DR............................ LAKELAND............. 7/15/2019............ $415,000 5162 HIGHLANDS BY THE LAKE DR............. LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019........... $462,000 1400 COLLINS LN........................................ LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019........... $465,000 1704 LAUREL GLEN PL................................. LAKELAND............. 7/17/2019........... $466,500 3632 US HIGHWAY 92.................................. LAKELAND............. 7/12/2019........... $490,000 2120 S CRYSTAL LAKE DR............................ LAKELAND.............. 7/3/2019........... $620,000 6532 US HIGHWAY 98................................. LAKELAND.............7/18/2019............$975,000 930 MARCUM RD........................................ LAKELAND.............7/18/2019............$975,000 3700 HWY 98.............................................. LAKELAND.............7/10/2019........ $6,425,000

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