- March 5, 2022
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The Down Brothers band put on an enjoyable show with great live music.
Windermere Mayor Jim O’Brien and Kristin O’Brien brought their pup, Iron, to join in on the fun.
Michael Kepler Jr. was thrilled to be sitting on a Winter Garden Police Department motorcycle.
Makayla Kepler was all smiles with Ocoee police officers.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Officer Racquel Daniels brought a baby alligator for children to pet.
Winter Garden Police Officer Bryan Stubbs, Lt. Alana Allen and Master Police Officer Bill Bartko were happy to educate the community on safety and law enforcement.
The town celebrated two of the Windermere Little League’s All-Stars softball teams during the event.
James Grier was excited to sit up in a tractor.
The Down Brothers band put on an enjoyable show with great live music.
The town celebrated two of the Windermere Little League’s All-Stars softball teams during the event.
The Horizon West Theater Company broke out in a flash mob as a special surprise.
The town of Windermere combined its monthly Food Truck Night with National Night Out on Friday, Sept. 27, for a great event with fun for all. Hundreds of attendees enjoyed delicacies from local food trucks, live music by The Down Brothers, face painting, a visit from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, safety education and children’s activities. The Ocoee, Windermere and Winter Garden police departments represented their respective municipalities, and children even got to sit on police motorcycles and inside the cruisers.
