- December 22, 2025
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Maitland Mayor Dale McDonald was excited about the opening of the new Maitland City Centre at the ribbon cutting ceremony.
Local officials celebrated the grand opening of the Maitland City Centre with a ribbon cutting ceremony.
CJ Van Camp and Dustin Moore of the Maitland Fire Department were spotted at the Getdown Downtown event.
Eatonville Mayor Eddie Cole, Winter Park Mayor Steve Leary, Maitland Mayor Dale McDonald and Eatonville Vice Mayor Rodney Daniels grabbed a table near the live music.
Brian McAleer plucked the bass in his cover band Blender at the Independence Lane event.
Alex and Karen Gourlay had a great time at the Getdown Downtown event.
Michelle; Nora, 2; and Ben Zaltsberg got a photo together on Independence Lane.
Matt McDonald and his dog, Zeus, were spotted at the Getdown Downtown event.
Artist Fabian Pesci had his pottery up for sale.
Vanessa Urban and Jonathan McKinney from Maitland Presbyterian Church posed for photo together on Independence Lane.
Jeremy; Ben, 3; and Marissa Maxwell had a great time at the event.
Linda and Steven Sobel enjoyed their day at the block party.
Asbury United Methodist Church came up with a humorous, fun game for the children.
It was the start of an exciting new chapter for the city of Maitland as city leaders and developers held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Maitland City Centre on Friday, Oct. 5. The 35,000-square-foot, mixed-use project at 190 Independence Lane, covers a three-acre city block and reaches six stories high at its peak, with a six-story parking garage to match.
Maitland also celebrated the re-opening of Independence Lane with Getdown Downtown – a block party with vendors, games and food trucks that will continue as a monthly event for the city.
