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Tap Into Theater Academy: Mary Poppins Jr.
Tap Into Theater Academy presents a tap-powered youth production of Mary Poppins Jr., inspired by the books by P. L. Travers and the classic Disney film. It reflects the stage version by Cameron Mackintosh that ran for more than 2,500 performances on Broadway and received nominations for nine Olivier and seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical. The story travels to London in 1910, where the Banks family seeks a nanny with demanding qualifications and meets Mary Poppins, who surpasses their list in unexpected ways. Through a blend of caring guidance, clear structure, and a dash of magic, she helps them reconnect with one another and with their community before moving on to help the next family. Familiar songs and theatrical surprises underscore themes of family, growth, and discovery, suggesting that remarkable things can happen when you allow them to. Tap Into Theater Academy follows a pre-professional training approach for young performers, with a special focus on tap. The program produces musicals and offers technique classes and private lessons, encouraging participants to develop skills alongside teamwork, self-awareness, and empathy that support future success.
Sunlight Yoga
Take a moment to reset with a welcoming community yoga session at Dockside Lake Nona. Suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike, this class focuses on mindful movement and breath to ease tension and renew energy. Bring a yoga mat and a positive mindset, and enjoy a feel good flow under the sunshine.
Dockside Lake Nona80s Pop Culture Trivia
Step back to the 80s for a pop culture trivia night at The Hideaway Bar Orlando. It is free to play, packed with nostalgic fun, and the top teams will take home gift card prizes.
Hideaway BarApril Meeting
At the College Park Community Center, the Historical Society hosts a presentation from Dusty Sutton about the proposed Silver Star Extension. When FDOT upgraded Silver Star, the plan included linking it to Princeton as a truck route to I-4. Dusty was one of the community leaders who protested the proposal, and this talk explores the plan and the local response that challenged it.
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