Taylor Strickland is a journalist for The Villages Daily Sun, focusing on local news and events in The Villages, Florida. With a passion for community journalism, Taylor covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, festivals, entertainment, and charitable events happening in The Villages area.
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Get ready to string the palm trees and hang the mistletoe, it’s Christmas in July at The Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center.
From disc golf to beach tennis, week six of Camp Villages got campers both young and old up and moving with a lineup of unusual sports and outdoor activities.
Jim Cipollone, of the Village Palo Alto, finishes preparing his 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air for the Christmas in July Cruise In car show on Saturday at Spanish Springs Town Square. Sophia Lucente, Daily Sun
Campers embraced new and old activities during Week 8 of Camp Villages.
Donna O’Dwyer, left, of Tavares, poses for a photo with her friend Susan Sramek, of the Village of Polo Ridge, during Walk For a Cure last year at The Villages Polo Club. Daily Sun file photo
Kaleb Sanders, an up-and-coming Nashville country artist and Villages High School graduate, will perform Nov. 1 at The Villages High School Baseball Stadium. Submitted photo
Hurricane Milton may have delayed the Brownwood Heritage Festival, but nothing could dampen the spirits of festival-goers Tuesday evening.
Dust off those witch hats and broomsticks because The Villages Entertainment is calling all the monsters in Florida’s Friendliest Hometown.
John DePaola plays the trumpet during The Villages Philharmonic Orchestra’s annual “Messiah” performance at The Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center. Daily Sun file photo
The Villages entertainment scene shines even more brightly during the holidays.
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