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socialization and emotional development.
For the adults, they have a
Wine Down Adult Guitar class, as
well. Participants can sip vino, while
learning beginner-level guitar skills
and methods, basic music theory
concepts, how to read music and
rhythm notation, and care and maintenance
of their instruments. OPMI’s
mission is to see that all students who
have an interest in the arts are able
to pursue their passion.
ORLANDO REPERTORY THEATRE, 1001
E. Princeton Street, Orlando, 407-
896-7365, www.orlandorep.com.
Orlando Repertory Theatre, known
as Orlando REP, strives to create
quality theater for families that entertains,
enriches and enlightens.
Onstage through July 29 and presented
by Orlando REP’s Youth
Academy, Big Fish tells the story of
Edward Bloom, a traveling salesman
who lives life to its fullest …
and then some! Edward’s incredible,
larger-than-life stories thrill
everyone around him – most of
all, his devoted wife, Sandra. Their
son, Will, is determined to find out
if there is any truth to the extravagant
tales his father tells about meeting
witches, kissing mermaids and
joining the circus, once and for all.
Overflowing with heart and humor,
Big Fish is richer, funnier and bigger
than life itself!
WINTER GARDEN LIBRARY, 805 E.
Plant St., Winter Garden, 407-
835-7323. Engage with kids by
teaching them to make their own
healthy school lunches. Yamira Lee
Johnson, head chef and founder
of Breaking Bread with Mira and
a certified holistic life coach, will
demonstrate how to make delicious
recipes that are kid-friendly on
Aug. 25 at 11 a.m. Learn to make
simple lunches in this hands-on
demo. For more information about
Breaking Bread with Mira, visit
breakingbreadwithmira.com. Space
is limited. Registration required.
Register online at ocls.info. ª