Anna Cruz's coloring wall of Orlando
Discover Downtown, 201 S. Orange Ave., downtownorlando.com
The best color is the one you choose yourself, and visitors can do just that at the revamped downtown information center, newly dubbed "Discover Downtown." What was once a narrow space where one could pick up pamphlets for local attractions or bus schedules is now a bright and welcoming space full of Orlando flavor. Our favorite part is Anna Cruz's wall-sized aerial-view illustration of the DTO, done in black-and-white outlines ready to be colored in by you. Too shy to wield your crayons in public? Take home your own oversized "Color Our City Beautiful" poster for $15.
Local Color: Best of Orlando 2019: The best in local media, radio shows, Instagram feeds, activists and more
Photo illustration by Adam McCabe
Local Color
1. Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer
2. State Rep. Anna Eskamani, District 47
3. Orlando City Commissioner Patty Sheehan, District 4
1. John Morgan
2. Scott Maxwell
3. Brendan O'Connor
1. Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, feedhopenow.org
2. Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando, petallianceorlando.org
3. Pet Rescue by Judy, petrescuebyjudy.com
1. Zebra Coalition, zebrayouth.org
2. League of Women Voters of Orange County, lwvoc.org
3. Equality Florida, eqfl.org
1. "Johnny's House" – WXXL 106.7-FM
2. "Monsters in the Morning" – WTKS 104.1-FM
3. "The Jim Colbert Show" – WTKS 104.1-FM
1. WTKS 104.1-FM
2. WXXL 106.7-FM
3. WMFE 90.7-FM
1. Martha Sugalski, WFTV
2. Jorge Estevez, WFTV
3. Amy Kaufeldt, WOFL
1. "A Mediocre Time With Tom and Dan," tomanddan.com
2. "Full Frontal Nerdity Show," twitter.com/FFNShow
3. "Scotch and Good Conversation," scotchandgoodconversation.com
