Solivita Reflections | June 2023 (Limited Version)

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REFLECTIONS

VILLAGE CENTER HOURS

Administration: 863-427-7100

Monday-Friday 9am-5pm

C3 Wellness Spa: 407-914-9168

Monday-Thursday 8am-8pm

Friday 8am-7pm

K&M Drugs: 863-496-7930

Monday-Friday 9am-6pm

Saturday 9am-1pm and Sunday Closed

Marketplace Bistro: 863-427-7157

Daily 8am-7pm, Breakfast 8am-11am

Mosaics Restaurant

Call 863-427-7150, option 2 for hours

Riviera Spa & Fitness Center: 863-427-7130

Monday-Thursday 6:30am-9pm

Friday 6:30am-7pm, Saturday-Sunday 7am-7pm

Solivita Club Facilities After Hours Emergency

Phone Number: 863-286-8779 (Calls Only/No Texts)

Weekdays 5pm-8pm and Weekends 12pm-5pm

Starlite Ballroom

Daily 8am-11pm

Stonegate Pro Shop: 863-427-7150, option 1

Daily 7am-5pm

The Grille at Stonegate: 863-427-7167

Daily 11am-8pm

Breakfast: Wednesday-Sunday, 8am-11am

Happy Hour: Monday-Thursday 2pm-5pm

The Palms: 863-496-1530

Amenity Center: Monday-Sunday 8am-9pm

Kids Pool Hours

Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm

Saturday & Sunday 9am-9pm

Fitness Center

Monday-Thursday 6:30am -9pm

Friday 6:30am-7pm

Saturday-Sunday 7am-7pm

Waterfront Galleries

Daily 8am-11pm

Welcome Center: 863-427-7000

Monday-Tuesday & Thursday-Saturday 10am -6pm

Wednesday 1pm-6pm, Sunday 12pm -6pm

F = Forgiving, A = Adviser, T = Teacher, H = Hero, E = Encourager, R = Reliable. Happy Father’s Day Solivita Dads! Photos by Joe Thomas and John Fusco.

CONTACT LIST

Community Manager (Association) - Rudy Bautista: 863-701-2969 or RBautista@Evergreen-LM.com

Club Manager - Sheri Wollschlager: 863-427-7129 or SWollschlager@Evergreen-LM.com

Director of Security & Safety - Shanise Holmes: 689-220-8777 or ShaniceH@VitalSecurity.com

Communications Coordinator - Wilman DeJesus: 863-427-7137 or SolivitaCommunications@Evergreen-LM.com

Evergreen Lifestyles Management (For ALL Club & HOA Matters) 24/7: 855-490-1804 or CustomerService@Evergreen-LM.com

Taylor Morrison Customer Care: 321-397-7247 or OrlandoCustomerCare@TaylorMorrison.com. Warranty Request: taylormorrison.com/warranty/request

Activities: 863-427-7125 or SolivitaActivities@Evergreen-LM.com

Architectural Review: 863-427-7022 or Compliance@SolivitaHOA.com

Catering & Banquets (Stonegate Golf Club): 863-427-7150, option 5

Concierge: 863-427-7100 or Fax: 863-496-4456

Floralawn: 863-225-9565 or floralawn.com (Submit a Work Order)

Floralawn Irrigation Emergency After Hours: 863-225-9565 (Starting at 5pm all calls get routed directly to the on-call manager)

K&M Drugs: 863-496-7930 or Fax: 863-496-7931

Membership: 863-427-7143 or SolivitaMembership@Evergreen-LM.com

Resident to Resident Resource Center: 863-236-9973 or SolivitaR2R@gmail.com

Riviera Spa & Fitness Center: 863-427-7130

Security Gatehouses

Supervisor: 407-989-2417

Bella Viana Gate: 407-603-2422

Main Gate: 407-603-2399

Parkway Gate: 863-286-0329

South Gate (Marigold): 863-496-1473

Venezia Gate: 407-603-2397

West Gate (San Clemente): 863-496-1453

Solivita Sales: 863-427-7000

Stonegate Golf Club Directory: 863-427-7150

The Palms Amenity Center: 863-496-1530 or Fax: 863-496-0914

Violations & Compliance: 863-427-7151, 863-256-2897 or Compliance@SolivitaHOA.com

Visitor/Vendor Gate Access Voice Mail: 863-313-1314

JUNE TABLE OF CONTENTS

Newsletter Submission & Advertising Info ........................... Page 3

Department Articles

Solivita HOA

Community Events

Mosaics Special Nights

Pages 4-12

Pages 6-7

Pages 13-15

Page 13

Wellness Events ........................................................................ Page 15

A Touch of Class ..................................................................

Club & Support Group Meeting Lists

Club News

Neighborhood Captains News

Resident Kudos

Advertisements ....................................................................

Activities Events (back of calendar)

Pages 16-20

Pages 20-25

Pages 25-49

Page 50

Page 50

Pages 51-88

Insert Pages E1-E3

Monthly Calendar (back of Activities Events) Insert

Weekly Fitness Schedule

Calendar Insert

PHOTO RELEASE AGREEMENT

Evergreen Lifestyles Management reserves the right to use any photograph/video taken at any event sponsored by ELM and the respective community the event is happening in, without expressed written permission of those included within the photograph/video. ELM may use the photograph/video in publications or other media material produced, used or contracted by ELM including but not limited to: brochures, invitations, books, newspapers, magazines, television, websites, etc. To ensure the privacy of individuals and children, images will not be identified using full names or personal identifying information without written approval from the photographed subject, parent or legal guardian.

QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS?

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NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS

Email submissions to Reflections@Evergreen-LM.com

JULY SUBMISSIONS

Calendar submissions and newsletter articles are due on Thursday, June 1st. Club insert copies are due by Wednesday, June 21st, but must be approved by Club Manager, Sheri Wollschlager (SWollschlager@ Evergreen-LM.com) or Communications Coordinator, Wilman DeJesus (SolivitaCommunications@EvergreenLM.com) before they are copied.

AUGUST SUBMISSIONS

Calendar submissions and newsletter articles are due on Friday, June 30th

ADVERTISING INFO

Solivita reserves the right to refuse advertisement and does not guarantee any work or claims made by advertisers. Advertisement in Reflections does not constitute an endorsement or approval of goods or services by Solivita. For More Info: Visit the advertising website at SolivitaAdvertising.com, call 863-440-0377, or email SolivitaAdvertising@Evergreen-LM.com

REFLECTIONS DELIVERY

If you are leaving Solivita or returning to the community and want to change the status of the Reflections delivery to your home, you can do this on the Gate Website. Log on to the website at websites. vertilinc.com/solivitahoa and click the Reflections button or tab. Change delivery status to YES or NO. Contact Membership for log on information at SolivitaMembership@Evergreen-LM.com.

SOLIVITA ID CARDS

If you’ve lost your ID card, notify Membership at 863427-7143 or SolivitaMembership@Evergreen-LM.com. It will be deactivated until you get a replacement ID.

Happy Father’s Day to…

BY JANA MALIK DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES

The Activities department works with each and every department and on-site vendors in Solivita in order to collaborate and make sure the events you see, go off without a hitch. The top two internal departments that we work with the closest are Housekeeping and Maintenance.

In a previous article, I wrote about our Housekeeping Team and since June is the month we celebrate Father’s Day, we wanted to take this time to recognize the Maintenance Team. This is a group of seven men, mostly all are fathers, who work really hard making sure the Solivita Club facilities are being maintained, are safe and are in working order to look beautiful and operate functionally for all of your fun use.

Let me tell you more about this great group of men. First, they have a very organized woman who dispatches their assignments (work orders) and works closely with the Director of Maintenance, Luis Velez. They receive 20-30 work orders a day from the Evergreen Lifestyles Management team on items that we see, or things that residents see, and we relay to them. Several of them have technical trades including painting, electrical, plumbing and carpentry. Most of them have worked at Solivita for nine years or more.

When they work with Activities, we ask them to build props, put up barricades or orange fencing, hang banners, check electrical outlets and we ask for a Maintenance staff person to work with us at street party events to help us with assorted tasks and in case of any emergency issues. They also assist us and several of the clubs with putting up stage extension platforms for musical events.

When they are not helping Activities with events, they are busy from 7am-3pm with minor repairs, touch ups, lighting upgrades, pressure washing, cleaning exterior light fixtures and high windows, changing bulbs, assembling items, carpentry work and so much more within Solivita’s 250,000 sq. ft. amenity spaces and pools. If a project needs to be outsourced, they research, hire, contract and supervise their work. Interesting facts, there are 78 AC units and approximately 1,000 assorted lights inside and outside the facilities and at all the parking lots that are within their scope of work.

Solivita would not be a well-oiled machine without them, and we are all grateful we get to work with an extremely dedicated and knowledgeable team.

Smoking, Vaping, Cigars

Please remember, there is no smoking, vaping or cigar smoking permitted in the Club facilities, as well as in the Village Center, except at designated areas. In addition, when we are hosting events in the Village Center street, there is no smoking, cigars or vaping permitted within any event area. For the comfort of everyone around, we appreciate your help in this matter.

Jana Malik 863-427-7125 jmalik@evergreen-LM.com

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads and Keep The Party Going!!!

Solivita HOA Report

BY MARIE SEPE VICE PRESIDENT, SOLIVITA HOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Neighborhood Captains Program has received a lot of questions from our neighbors about how to report items that need landscaping attention. I’d like to share the process here. Below are quick recaps of what the contract scope of work is and what residents should expect from Floralawn. The following services will be provided and updated on SolivitaHOA.com as needed: Mowing, Shrub Pruning, Weeding, Fertilizing, Oak Tree Canopy Lifting, Crepe Myrtle Pruning, Ornamental Grasses Cut Back, Dog Waste Pick Up, Quarterly Annual Change Outs, and Monthly Irrigation Inspections.

Once on the website, click on the HOA tab on the top right side. Then, scroll below and click on the Floralawn tab. Lastly, click on Landscape Maintenance Schedules. This will give you schedules of when you can expect them in your area.

Mowing Services

• Mowing height for St. Augustine grass will be between 4”-5”. To alleviate soil/grass compaction and rutting, the contractor shall modify the mowing pattern monthly where practical.

• Due to wet side and/or backyards, the contractor is to mow with a 36’’ wide mower, in some cases, a 52” will be allowed.

• The blowing of debris will be performed last in each serviced area and will include the cleaning of all residential walkways from the front door out to the driveway and open patio.

Heavy Leaf Accumulation

During the non-growing season (December 1st - March 31st) shall be removed two times per month. Leaf debris shall not be blown or raked into the lawn or planting beds and must be disposed of off-site.

Detailing Planted Areas

This service is defined as trimming, weeding, pruning, and shaping of all shrubbery, ornamentals, and groundcover, removal of tree suckers as well as defining bed lines, tree rings, and removal of unwanted vegetation.

• Pruning services at all residential and common areas are to be performed at minimum one (1) time every (4) four

weeks year around. None of the aforementioned areas will exceed (4) four weeks without pruning.

• Renewal pruning shall be performed annually during the dormant season. Removal of up to one-half (1/2) of the shrub may be required.

• Weeding services at all residential and common areas are to be performed at minimum one (1) time every (2) two weeks year around. None of the aforementioned areas will exceed (2) two weeks without weeding. The contractor is allowed to use a combination of chemical and hand pulling for weed removal.

• All trees in pedestrian walkways and common areas will have a clearance maintained at eight (8’) feet in height throughout the year. Trees along cart paths, entrances, roadways, and driveways will have a minimum clearance maintained at twelve (12’) feet in height year around.

• Palm tree pruning that is up to (16’) feet of the clear trunk will be trimmed and pruned of any dead fronds on the contractors’ routine monthly pruning cycle.

• Spanish ball moss shall be removed from all trees, and shrub plantings up to a height of six (6’) feet during the monthly pruning cycle.

Irrigation Services

• All irrigation zones shall be activated and inspected monthly, and the contractor will make any necessary adjustments for proper coverage or due to season changes.

• Any minor repairs shall be made at the time of inspection or if a work order was created or called in by a resident, will be completed within 72 hours.

• Emergency irrigation calls must be controlled within two (2) hours of the issuance of a work order or call.

Floralawn Contact Information

• Office Phone Number in Solivita: 863-225-9565

• Email Address: hello@floralawn.com

• Floralawn Branch Manager: Brad Thompson – all zone managers and crews report to Brad.

HOA CONTACT INFORMATION

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

» President - Larry Anson: SolivitaHOAPresident@SolivitaHOA.com

» Vice President - Marie Sepe: SolivitaVicePresident@SolivitaHOA.com

» Secretary - Jim Edge: SolivitaSecretary@SolivitaHOA.com

» Treasurer - Glenn Larson: SolivitaTreasurer@SolivitaHOA.com

» Director - Mike Luddy: SolivitaDirector@SolivitaHOA.com

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

» Architectural Review Committee - Yolanda Santiago: Compliance@SolivitaHOA.com

» Communications/IT - Bob Monica: CommunicationsChair@SolivitaHOA.com

» Conservation & Wildlife - Bob Monica: WildLifeChair@SolivitaHOA.com

» Finance - George Muller: FinanceChair@SolivitaHOA.com

» Infrastructure - Jon Cameron: InfrastructureChair@SolivitaHOA.com

» Maintenance - Carl Warren: MaintenanceChair@SolivitaHOA.com

» Landscape - Hank Stuart: LandscapeChair@SolivitaHOA.com

» Neighborhood Captains - Janet Nolan: CaptainProgam.Solivita@gmail.com

» Safety & Security - Clark Zen: SafetySecurityChair@SolivitaHOA.com

» Violations - Grace Chirco: Compliance@SolivitaHOA.com

SPEED ENFORCEMENT

The HOA, Security, and Polk County Sheriff’s Office receive multiple complaints of speeding each week from residents. The Sheriff’s Office has been asked for their assistance in speed enforcement. Receiving a speeding ticket is not only financially costly, but can lead to much more serious results.

Our thoughts are with the families and friends of the residents who recently passed away.

FRIENDS WHO HAVE LEFT US, BUT ARE NOT FORGOTTEN

Chris Armstrong Howard Dudnick

Joseph C. Rotonda Diana Schoeffel

Judith Silbert Rachel Tannenbaum

Hello Sunshine!

BY SHELLEY DESTEFANO COMMUNITY CONCIERGE

This Flag Day on June 14th, celebrate and show respect to our flag, its designers and makers. Don’t forget to spoil dad on Father’s Day, June 18th. On June 21st celebrate the Summer Solstice by doing something you love or it will make the longest day of the year feel even longer. Need help deciding what else to do this month?

Bite30

Who doesn’t want to try out new restaurants without paying full price? Well, this is your opportunity! Take advantage of special prix fixe menus offering multi-course dinners at $35 per person from June 1st through July 9th. Please visit bite30.com for more information and to view participating restaurants.

Alexander Springs

In Alexander Springs you can enjoy camping, canoeing, birding, swimming, scuba diving and a walking trail. They are open from 8am-6pm and you can make reservations by calling 877-4446777 or by visiting recreation.gov. It is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes away from Solivita.

Coquina Beach

Coquina Beach, located at 2650 Gulf Drive in Bradenton Beach, is a beautiful place to visit. I always go to this beach because there is a café, gift shop, restrooms, picnic tables, outdoor showers, free parking and of course clear water. The only downside to this beach is that its 2 1/2 hours away, but that does not stop me. Please visit mymanatee.org for more information.

Senior Wellness Expo

Enjoy a free Senior Wellness Expo on Thursday, June 8th from 10am–1:30pm located at Sherwood Forest Country Club, 705 Arrow Lane in Kissimmee. You can expect live music, door prizes and lunch at this Wellness Expo. You do have to make a reservation by calling 727-430-5180 to attend. Please visit seniorlifepublications.com for more information.

The Florida Festival of New Musicals

Enjoy the Florida Festival of New Musicals by the Winter Park Playhouse from June 22nd-25th, located at 711 North Orange Avenue in Winter Park. The price is $10 for general admission that includes one new musical. You will also have the option to purchase the Florida Festival Fun Pass that includes all six musicals for $50. Please visit winterparkplayhouse.org or call 407-645-0145 for more information.

Lakeland Women’s Day

The Lakeland Women’s Day event is on June 25th from 11am4pm, located at the RP Funding Center (701 W. Lime Street in Lakeland). It’s time for the girls to have fun getting free chair massages, brow waxing, makeovers, henna tattoos, photo booth, self-defense classes, vendors and more. There is a $10 parking fee, but the event is free. If this sounds good to you, then you can RSVP by visiting lakelandwomensday.eventbrite.com.

Summers in Florida can be brutal, so just keep that in mind as you are enjoying all that our fun state has to offer.

Community Concierge 863-427-7100

SDestefano@Evergreen-LM.com

Yard of the Month

Our latest winner for the Yard of the Month comes from the lovely, quiet neighborhood of Bella Viana, across Marigold Avenue. Deanne and Bob Berry found their way from Oklahoma with some stops along the way to Solivita and have made 273 Sorrento Road their home for the past three years. As you can see from the photographs, they take pride in gardening at their lovely home. Bob is the “Green Thumb” of the family. Congratulations Berrys - beautiful yard!

The R2R Resource Center is Here for You!

Technology Clinic – Help with the Basics

Wednesday, June 14th • 2pm-4pm • Magnolia Room

Don’t know how to add a picture to a text, access SolivitaHOA. com on your computer, download the Nextdoor app, or setup a contact on your phone? We can help you with that. The Resource Center is starting a new initiative to help residents with their technology questions. The second Wednesday of the month, we will host a technology clinic for you to get individualized help. This is run by some tech savvy residents who have volunteered to help you with your technology.

Additional Summer Clinics

All sessions will be from 2pm-4pm in the Magnolia Room (located in the Library):

» July 12th

» August 9th

Register by calling the Resource Center at 863-236-9973 or emailing SolivitaR2R@gmail.com.

Summer Series – Home Before Dark Day Trips: Tampa Area

Does the term “the mighty Wurlitzer” strike a nostalgic chord? The Tampa Theatre’s 1400-pipe Wurlitzer was originally built to accompany silent films. You can see it as part of a fascinating 90-minute backstage tour of what was once one of America’s most opulent movie palaces. Tours are offered twice a month, usually on a Tuesday and Saturday. The old theatre has a lot of stories to tell, including one about a stuffed peacock. Today, the Tampa Theatre is back to being an active part of the Florida arts scene, with a full program of live shows and popular movies. There’s on-street parking and the Poe Garage is three blocks away. Think about planning a group trip for ten or more and the theatre will conduct a private tour; contact Jill at jill@ tampatheatre.org. For more information, visit tampatheatre.org

Of course, you can’t visit Tampa without eating ... walk a block for a hand-crafted burger at Butters Burgers. How can you say no to a burger with pork belly? Or, go to Eddie & Sam’s for pizza made with New York water. For more information, visit buttersburgerstampa.com and eddieandsamspizza.com

The Tampa Museum of Art is just a few blocks from the theatre. It’s small enough to be manageable on a brief visit. The exhibitions are beautifully curated. Visit tampamuseum.org

It’s about a half-mile walk or 15 minute drive to the Riverwalk with entertainment, shops, and park areas. The Oxford Exchange, a distinctive complex with a bookstore, one of the most unique gift shops in Florida, and if you’re ready to eat again, try avocado toast or a fried chicken sandwich at the restaurant. And, oh yes, there’s also a champagne bar. Visit thetampariverwalk.com and oxfordexchange.com.

You can even have an early dinner – Fish and Chips at Four Green Fields at Curtis Hixon Park (be sure to take home some Irish soda bread or Penne alla Vodka at Bavaro’s) – and still be home before dark. Visit fourgreenfields.com and bavarospizza.com

There is so much more to see in Tampa; visittampabay.com has a complete list of things to do.

R2R Resource Center 863-236-9973 SolivitaR2R@gmail.com

Drills and Training

BY BILL GROSS TEAM LEADER OF SOLIVITA CERT

Your Solivita CERT is always training to be ready to serve our community in case of a catastrophe. On April 10th, we held our big annual drill, with the scenario being “a tornado or hurricane has hit the Village,” and we performed search and rescue of all buildings in the Village. We had our medical center set up in the Ballroom to triage and accept “victims.” We had six “victims” total, with a variety of medical conditions. They were all triaged and treated accordingly. All levels of all the buildings were searched, and we want to thank the Evergreen staff for cooperating with our search and rescue teams.

In addition to the search and rescue teams, we had our Medical Center, medical supply area, and a variety of helpers. We also had our Communications Center set up and were communicating via radios as each search progressed. Our logistics team was prepared and issued all the necessary equipment, which included fire extinguishers, radios, toolbox, and our generators. The medical supply folks provided each team with a trauma bag as well. Following our drill, we enjoyed a nice lunch, provided by our auxiliary team.

All in all, the drill was a success, although as with any drill, there are areas we need to work on. Please know that your

Solivita CERT undergoes quite a bit of training. This includes our monthly training drills here in the Ballroom, as well as many opportunities during the year to go to Bartow for more intense training. CERT is trained in search and rescue, using a fire extinguisher, cribbing, stop the bleed, CPR, properly moving victims, ground search, and much more. So, when you see some of our folks out and about in their green CERT shirts, take a moment to thank them for their dedication to the community of Solivita.

You can do your part in preparing. Start NOW to accumulate items on the Disaster Supplies List, especially non-perishable foods and a backup supply of medications. Contact Polk County if you need special consideration during an evacuation if you have an oxygen generator, have a CPAP machine, or have medications needing refrigeration. They can connect you with a Special Needs Shelter. Also, if you have hurricane shutters that you need installed during the storm, contact a handyman today to get on their list to assist you. It’s never too early to prepare.

If you are interested in joining CERT, please contact our Membership Chair, Jan Gross, at 719-330-4768 or SolivitaFL.cert@gmail.com.

Jumping Into June

BY BRAD THOMPSON BRANCH MANAGER, FLORALAWN

The official beginning of summer launches our season of afternoon rains, hot temps, thick humidity, and grass that grows an inch while you’re taking an afternoon nap.

It also launches our 8-10-week community-wide chinch bug insecticide protocol.

It’s Chinch Bug Season

Chinch bugs are tiny pests that cause millions of dollars of damage every year to turf and pasture grass in the southern United States. They love St. Augustine grass and have gained notoriety as the second-most-expensive plant-feeding arthropod in Florida. They live around the roots and bases of St. Augustine grass during the winter, begin infestations in spring, and thrive during the summer.

At Floralawn, we’re very familiar with chinch bugs and the damage they cause. We bring this experience and knowledge to Solivita, where we use an effective systemic application, retreating where necessary, to eradicate and control these turf pests.

Summer Storm Prep

In addition to our summer chinch bug management program, in June our crews will continue to prepare the community for summer storms. This means inspecting all palms and trees close to structures. We trim these limbs back to reduce the possibility of damage during storms.

We always welcome the advent of rainy season since it means irrigation systems don’t have to work so hard. Summer rains will also increase the availability of the reclaimed water supply.

June Coffee Talk

This month’s Coffee Talk is on June 23rd at 9am in Mosaics. We meet for about an hour to give residents Floralawn updates and answer questions in person.

Chinch bugs feed on the bases of grass blades, draining the sap from the blades, and injecting a poison that makes the grass wither, turn brownish-yellow, and finally die. When they’ve killed one area of turf, they migrate to an adjacent area and feed there until those blades die as well.

What We Do About Chinch Bugs

While there are cultural controls for chinch bugs (proper mowing, fertilization, and irrigation), the most effective form of control is a chemical application. Still, chinch bugs have developed a resistance to these systemic insecticides, and applications usually must be repeated for complete eradication. Resistance to chemicals and repeated outbreaks make the chinch bug difficult and expensive to get rid of.

Can’t make it to the Coffee Talk? Call us at 863-225-9565. Or stop by our office in the Admin building in downtown Solivita. You may also email us at hello@floralawn.com.

SPECIAL NIGHTS

Hosted by Stonegate Golf Club

These events are welcome to residents and their adult guests. Bring your Solivita Resident ID badge for admission to these special events. Food purchased from the Bistro and The Grille only is permitted to Trivia and Karaoke. A cash bar will be available.

TRIVIA MONDAYS

June 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th 7pm-9pm

Test out your all-around trivia knowledge in teams up to eight people. Doors will open 30 minutes before the game starts. A professional trivia host is present, and prizes are given to the top three teams! Participants are limited to attend one Trivia game per advertised day. Price of $7 includes the game fee, one wine, beer or soda, tax, and gratuity.

Online table selecting and payment will start on June 1st at 9am on the SolivitaHOA.com home page. Click on the “Purchase Activities Events Tickets or Solivita University Classes Here” image or scan the QR code using your phone camera or QR scanner app for all June Trivia dates. Walk-ins welcome if Trivia is not sold out. You may input one attendee name per Trivia date.

KARAOKE TUESDAYS

June 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th • 6pm-9pm

Sing and dance while listening to your favorite Solivita singers. Play Musical Trivia on the second Tuesday with prizes for the top two winning teams.

MOSAICS DINING

Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays, June 1st - 30th

Enjoy a full menu of seafood, steaks, pasta and more. Bar service will be open from 4pm-8pm. For reservations to any of our dinners, please call 863-427-7150, option 2 or email MOD@stonegategolf.com.

JULY REFLECTIONS

ASSEMBLY, DELIVERY & PICK-UP

Wednesday, June 28th • 8:30am • Ballroom

Newsletter assembly volunteers are asked to meet at 8:30am in the Ballroom on Wednesday, June 28th. Delivery volunteers should arrive between 9:45am10am and are asked not to leave the Ballroom until all neighborhoods have been completely assembled

If you do not receive your newsletter by Thursday, June 29th you will need to pick a copy up at the Concierge Desk in the Admin building anytime between 9am-5pm.

5TH ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE

Tuesday, June 20th • 10am-12pm • The Palms

Sponsored by TOPS IN SOLIVITA. Everyone is invited as TOPS IN SOLIVITA, Chapter FL 0894, celebrates five very successful years. We are a private chapter, open to Solivita residents and employees only. Learn about our chapter and the TOPS ORGANIZATION, celebrating their 75th Anniversary in 2023. Meet with our members and ask how we Take Off Pounds Sensibly and Keep Off Pounds Sensibly.

TOPS IN SOLIVITA has some great five-year statistics. We’ve had over 140 different members, several who joined in 2018 still with us. We have lost over 1,000 pounds and graduated 16 members to date, with more very close (reached their goal weight and became KOPS.) We had our first chapter centennial in 2022 (lost 100+ pounds) and now being awarded the Century Medallion by the TOPS ORGANIZATION for maintaining the loss for 52 weeks.

Since we could not meet in person or do weigh-in during the pandemic, we continued to meet weekly via Zoom and do home tracking. We did not miss a single weekly meeting. Fundraising money was donated to a local food bank, and we provided a dinner to Poinciana Medical Center Security. Join TOPS IN SOLIVITA on June 20th and see if TOPS is right for you.