In the U.S. and Canada, we celebrate Black History Month in February and learn about the important Black figures and events that make up the world and areas we live in today. At the beginning of Lake Nona’s history, the area wasn’t home to too many people as it was still mainly grasslands before being developed by the Tavistock Group. Nowadays, we see entire communities filled … [Read more...]
The Artist: Imagining Sandcastles in the Sky
I once realized how rare it is for a writer to be considered an “artist,” even though so much life can be portrayed in as short as a few stanzas. Then, through the experiences of Anthony Cafiero, our featured February artist, I read about the gift of writing in the way only a writer can express, perfectly encapsulating just how artistic the craft truly is. See in the interview … [Read more...]
The Artist: The Fairy Queen
Six-year-old Isabella Smith feels a calling to model, and nothing can hold her back when she has the support of her parents, James and Noemi, and the help of the brilliant Bozanich Photography. See how she became the Fairy Queen in the interview with Nonahood News below. Nonahood News: Can you tell me a little bit about Isabella Smith? James and Noemi Smith: … [Read more...]
One Date at a Time: A Creative Mess
Hubby and I needed a bit of an escape from the holiday madness and wanted a date night that would help us unwind and let loose. But of course, we still wanted to feel safe and socially distant while doing it. We find that the two things don’t often mix. But, after a little investigating, I came up with a perfect date night … a SPLATTER DATE! And after hearing that he would be … [Read more...]
Lake Nona’s Eden Mejia Wins the Florida Hispanic Heritage Month Student Art Contest
On Dec. 8, First Lady Casey DeSantis announced the winners of the Hispanic Heritage Month student art contest and recipients of the Education Award. Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, and this year’s contest theme was “Celebrating Untold Stories and Contributions of Hispanic Americans in Florida.” Students created essay and art submissions to … [Read more...]
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