The twenty-second issue of our monthly penny saver/zine-inspired print edition of Bungalower is out on the town, y’all. Each month we share a new print edition of our hyper-local online coverage from the previous month; including our top ten headlines of the previous month, the best events to check out in the next 30 days, a short story by local author and playwright Scottie Campbell called “Storied Orlando,” and much more.

1. JULY
BUNGALOWER.COM
GREAT READS
This month’s OCLS book roundup
storiedorlando
Our latest 100-word short story
ISSUE 22 JULY 2019
map of barley row
Drink thru Ivanhoe and Mills 50
pokepokerecipe
Da Kine teaches to make El Diablo

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FOR A COMPLETE LISTING VISIT
BUNGALOWER.COM/EVENTS
JULY
ThismarqueeeventforMajorLeague
SoccerwillbehostedinOrlandothisyear
duringafive-daycelebrationthatincludes
afreeconcertfeaturingPrinceRoyceat
WallStreetPlazaonthe27thandmuch
more. Thisisahugeeffingdealandtickets
forthegameareonlyavailablevialottery.
Multiple times | Exploria Stadium, 655 W. Church
Street | Parramore | various prices | mlssoccer.com
Thru July 7 | Tourist Trap Area | $55-320 |
halooutpostdiscovery.com
Noon-4 p.m. | Aloft Hotel, 500 S. Orange Avenue
| Downtown| $10-30 | eventbrite.com/e/body-
splash-bash-aloft-downtown-orlando-tick-
ets-62321025866
OTHER NOTABLE EVENTS:
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Partpubcrawlandpartminiaturegolf
tournament,thiscrazyexcusetogetday
drunkandwearfancypantsissuretoput
somepepinyourstep.Drinkyourway
throughThorntonParkwhilewhacking
balls.Bliss.
Thistouring,interactivefanexperiencethatis
Halo:OutpostDiscoverywillbeathree-day
eventtakingplacefromJuly5-7thatallows
attendeestogetup-close-and-personal
withthepopularvideogameinaseriesof
challengeslikealasertagarena,VRtech,
themedpanels,andlife-sizevehiclesstraight
outofthegames.
Aninclusiveoutdoorpoolpartyevent
thatdaresyoutobareitallandbe100
percentwhoyouare,freeofjudgment
andstereotypes.LiveDJswillspinthe
beatsandbottomlessmimosasare
available.BungalowerBuddiescangeta
bigdiscountwithaspecialcode.
JULY3-6YEARANNIVERSARYPARTY@LuckyLure
JULY3-REDHOTANDBOOM@CranesRoostPark
JULY4-WATERMELON5K@ParkAvenue,WinterPark
JULY5-VANESSAVANJIEMATEO@SouthernNights
JULY6-THEMXRKTEXPERIENCESS19@CityArts
JULY10-SADSUMMERFESTIVAL@OrlandoAmphitheater
JULY12-“MYNAMEISPEDRO”@GalleryMillsPark
JULY13-NEWKIDSONTHEBLOCK@AmwayCenter
JULY14-CALLYOURMOM!@HenaoContemporaryCenter
JULY15-MISSPARLIAMENTPAGEANT@ParliamentHouse
JULY20-“FLORATHEARTSHOW”@TheFalcon
JULY20-TWO-YEARANNIVERSARY@Pepe’sCantina
JULY21-SUNSCREENS:“FIRSTMAN”@OCRHC
JULY21-SUMMERBLOCKPAW-TY@Mennello
JULY23-JENNIFERLOPEZ@AmwayCenter
JULY26-ORLANDOCRITICALMASS@LochHavenPark
JULY27-CURRYFEST2019@CFLFairgrounds
JULY27-YOGAWITHCATS@OrlandoCatCafe
JULY30-SHAWNMENDES@AmwayCenter
2019 MLS
ALL-STAR GAME
TPD PUTT ‘N’ POUR
Florida’s“longestrunning,mostelitepole
andaerialchampionships”whichmeans
there’smorethanone.Divisionsinclude
Novice,Junior,Semi-Pro,andProfessional,
andthewinnerwilladvancetocompete
inthe2020PCSattheArnoldSports
FestivalinOhio.Woo-hoo!
1 p.m. | Orlando Shakes, 812 E. Rollins Street |
Ivanhoe Village | Various |
flloridapolefitnesschampionship.com
05HALO OUTPOST DISCOVERY
BODY POSITIVE
SPLASH BASH
Noon-4 p.m. | Thornton Park District| $15-
50 | eventbrite.com/e/tpd-putt-n-pour-
ticets-63124644511
8TH ANNUAL FLORIDA
POLE FITNESS CHAMPS

3. PODCAST TIME!
Tune in to a bonus episode of “Bungalower and
The Bus” featuring an intimate and candid sit
down with the man behind The Hourgass District
plan, Giovanni Fernandez. Hear about the vision
and inspiration behind his small scale develop-
ment projects that are changing how we build
community in the City Beautiful.
@highforge

4. LOCAVORE:
POKE BOWLRECIPE COURTESY OF DA KINE POKE
By Orlando’s locavore, Misty Heath
As photographed by Kimberly Jefcoat
Summer has hit The City Beautiful
in full force. Between furiously
applying SPF 100+++ and
standing directly in front of an
A/C vent (naked), no one has the
time or energy to cook in a hot
kitchen.
Da Kine Poke serves up great
options and an affordable price.
One of the first poke options
on the Orlando food scene, Da
Kine has expanded their tasty
operations, with four locations
throughout the region.
Bungalower’s staff pick is the
El Diablo bowl which has the
perfect blend of fresh ingredients
with spicy sauces (extra spicy
mayo, please). It’s the perfect
summer dish that you can make
without working up a sweat.
INGREDIENTS:
4oz Ahi Tuna, 3/4-inch cubed (raw)
2 T sliced scallion
2 T puffed rice crisps
1 T crispy fried onions (French’s brand)
1 T spicy soy (mix sriracha & soy)
1 T spicy mayo (mix mayo, sriracha,
squeeze of lemon)
1⁄2 avocado, sliced
1 cup seasoned sushi rice (see pro tips)
Sriracha sauce
Lemon
ASSEMBLY:
In bowl mix first 4 ingredients with spicy soy sauce. In serving dish, spoon over rice, add crispy onions,
drizzle spicy mayo, layer on the avocado.
PRO TIPS:
• Super-fresh fish is a must. You can buy fish by the pound from Da Kine Winter Park or check
out your local fish market. ie. Lombardi’s or Lighthouse
• To make perfect sushi rice, rinse the grains until the water runs clear and cook it off according to
the directions on the package. Cool to room temperature, add a bit of salt and sugar, then hold
at room temperature and top with furikake - which you can get at any Asian market. Make it at
least an hour before serving to allow the rice to rest and to cook-off excess moisture.
TOP TEN
THINGS
TO KNOW
1) Wally’s Mills Avenue Liquor is opening next week.
2) The City is prepping for Presidential road closures.
3) A new selfie warehouse is opening in Parramore.
4) The new Hourglass Brewing location shares open date.
5) Manny’s Chophouse in Baldwin Park has closed.

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6) City Soccer is considering moving Fan Zone off Church Street.
7) Orlando tops list in Top US Cities for Infidelity.
8) Wellborn Hotel getting big makeover from Mather’s owners.
9) New indoor farmers market draws lines around the block.
10) Guesthouse sister space has a name and a soft-open date.
Just type these headlines into our search bar at bungalower.com for more info.
Comings
and Goings(CLOSINGS AND OPENINGS)
The Sunroom is open by The Guest-
house in Mills 50.
Rick’s Dog Deli moved out of Audu-
bon Park and into College Park.
The new Hourglass Brewing loca-
tion is now open in the Hourglass
District.
Wally’s is back open under new
ownership.
Belicoso Cigars is leaving Park Ave-
nue for Mills 50.
The new Colonial Lucky’s Market is
open.
New Moon Market is open in down-
town Orlando’s Citrus Center.
Uber scrubbed the launch of their
JUMP bike share system.
Caro-Bama closed their North Quar-
ter brick and mortar location.
Tre Bambine closed after only two-
and-a-half months of business.
A new concept called BITE has
opened in the Skyhouse building.
JAM-ENG is open downtown.
A fancy new flagship Olive Garden
opened by Fashion Square.
Orlando Meats took over the food
stall at Orange County Brewing
with their Recess Pizza concept.
Felipe Rodriguez Tequila House
opened in the former Thornton Park
Graffiti Junktion building.
Super Rico Columbian Bistro has
reopened and taken over the next
door bar space.
Paris Banh Mi opened in Mills 50.
Tamale and Co. opened their new
Hourglass District storefront.
Writer’s Block Bookstore is moving
out of their current home off Park
Avenue.
An ex-Disney chef opened a patis-
serie in the Hourglass District called
Le Ky (pronounced luh key).
New owners have taken over The
Wine Barn in Winter Park.

6. FL PRIZE 2019
“Edison Penaffiiel’s immersive installation, ‘Neither
here Nor There,’ is a powerful call for empathy and
recognition of the plight of people worldwide who
leave their homelands to seek a better life.”
- OMA Curator Hansen Mulford
TheOrlandoMuseumofArtispleasedtoannouncethatEdisonPeñafielhas
beenawardedastherecipientofthe2019FloridaPrizeinContemporaryArt.Glen
Gentele,DirectorandCEOofthemuseum,madethisannouncementonMay31,
2019attheFloridaPrizeExhibitionPreviewParty.
Peñafielisavisualartistwhosevideopracticeandmultimediainstallationsfocus
onsocialissuesthatpersistthroughtime,rangingfromthecurrentstateofglobal
migrationtopoliticalandreligiouspersecution,abuseofpower,corruption,
culturalclashes,prejudice,exploitation,andidentity.Drivenbyapersonalsense
ofresponsibilitytocommunicateandinstigate“changeintoday’sunjustsociety,”
Peñafielcreatesartworksthatraiseimportantquestionsbymeldingtheambiguity
ofpersonalexperiencewithglobalcontexts.BorninEcuadorandhaving
experiencedfirsthandoneofthe21stcentury’sgreatdilemmas:immigration,and
therampanteconomicandpoliticalinstabilityinSouthAmerica,Peñafielfeltitwas
hisdutytoexplorepersonalandcollectiveexperiencesofdisplacement,adaily
realityformillionsofpeoplearoundtheworld.Hecreatescarefullyconstructed
andlayeredworlds,whichblendboundariesbetweendigitalandphysicalobjects,
presentedaseitherlarge-scaleimmersiveprojectionsormulti-channelvideo
installationsonscreens.“Throughmywork,Iopenthedialogueonsuchissues
bypresentingdifferentperspectivesandaimtocreateempathybydenouncing
injustice,”saidPeñafiel.
“Sempiterno”byEdisonPenafiel
Penafiel, pictured with OMA Director Glen Gentele, is the winner of the 2019 Florida Prize of $20,000
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of that award, Joe Fig, was given $2,500
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Foundation, Mr. R.J. Santomassino, Daisy and
Jan Staniszkis, Dr. and Mrs. H.E. Gross, Dr. and
Mrs. Michael Henner, Jim and Terry Mahaffey,
The Mall at Millenia, and Hunter Vision. The
exhibition will be on display through Au-
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mission is to inspire creativity, passion and
intellectual curiosity by connecting people
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dio portraits Fig has created are those of Chuck Close, Ross Bleckner, Kate Gilmore, Petah Coyne and Leonardo Drew.

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WITH THE FIRE ON HIGH
In this gorgeous, haze-filled smoke guide
Disbrowe shows home cooks how to add
smoke to meats, sure, but also to grains,
beans, and desserts like Smoked Pecan-
Chocolate Squares. Caution Hot: These
ain’t your daddy’s recipes!
The heat is on, Orlando! Each year
it gets hot and we must acclimate
ourselves to the Florida heat once
again. Orange County Library
System has selected some reads
to complement your summer
activities: reads for the beach,
upping your grill game, and
learning the science of the climate
surrounding you.
BY PAULA DISBROWE
BY ELIZABETH ACEVEDO
Emoni Santiago dreams of
being a professional chef,
but juggling between trying
to finish high school and
taking care of her daughter
make that dream seem
out of reach. This is an
ode to single parents from
Acevedo, a National Book
Award-winner and author of The Poet X.
This is a perfect summer read as Emoni’s
determination and talent fuel her fire that
keeps her going.
great
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SPONSORED: “Great Reads” is a regular roundup of books that the Orange County Public Library System thinks you should peruse that month.
CHECK OUT BUNGALOWER.COM FOR MORE GREAT READ RECOMMENDATIONS
Summers = Road Trips.
Mary Daniels locates
valuables for her very rich,
eccentric boss. Her latest
assignment pairs her with
transporter Brodie Crews,
who’s more trouble than
he’s worth – and all kinds
of sexy. Things really heat
up when our duo is confined to a sweet
ride for hours on end. Throw in an
adorable dog, Howler, and what’s not to
love?
DRIVENTODISTRACTION
BY LORI FOSTER
Florida summers mean
dealing with those
frequent summer
downpours. Even when
we try and prepare
the forecasts aren’t
always accurate. In
this well researched,
yet still entertaining,
account, Blum covers the
development of current weather prediction
systems. This is an accessible view into the
world of meteorology most of us take for
granted.
THE WEATHER MACHINE:
A JOURNEY INSIDE THE FORECAST
BY ANDREW BLUM
THANK YOU FOR SMOKING: FUN AND
FEARLESS RECIPES COOKED WITH A WHIFF
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65 E. Central Blvd.
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SUNDAY, JULY 21, 2 P.M.
A look at the life of astronaut Neil Armstrong and how
he became the first man to walk on the moon, fifty
years ago on July 20, 1969. This 2018 film stars Ryan
Gosling as Neil Armstrong and Claire Foy as his wife.
Artistic Responses to the Pulse Nightclub Tragedy
El Amor Habla: Respuestas artísticas a la tragedia del Club Nocturno Pulse
ON DISPLAY JUNE 1 –SEPTEMBER 22
Three years after the mass shooting at the Pulse Nightclub on June 12, 2016,
this remembrance exhibition shares artwork from across the nation created in
the wake of this senseless act of violence. These diverse works
– from paintings to basketry to graphic novels – both pay tribute
to those who were taken and also inspire a better tomorrow for
those who remain.
TheHistoryCenter.Org

11. I sat in the parking lot of VFW Post 4305 with the A/C on full blast
so my face wouldn’t melt. One hundred mile purposeful dive, now
I was summoning the courage to go inside. Had forty years really
passed since we’d last seen each other? The internet deluded we
were in touch. We took separate paths since school, Vojo even
into a different career. I sighed deep, checked my nose in the
mirror, then swung my big feet out of the car to trod in. Not the
first clown college alum I buried, but this one would hurt.
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BY SCOTTIE CAMPBELL
Storied Orlando is a micro-story project - each story is 100 words or less.You can find more of this
micro-literature project at thoroughlyusedup.wordpress.com.
STORIED ORLANDO CHAPTER 60: VOJO (FOR R.C.H.)
unSWEET TEA
It’s totally illegal to swim in
any lakes in the city limits now,
mostly because there are too
many to monitor on a constant
basis for bacteria and toxic
algae. So like, our water is too
dirty to swim in anymore.
ORLANDO 101
Did you know that every
summer a beach would
appear on the shores of Lake
Eola and locals would go
swimming and chill in the sand
to cool off each day? It was
called “Sandy Beach.”