CFSL games will go on
Due to the rescheduling of Come Out With Pride to Nov. 13, many organizations have had to regroup and rearrange events of their own. Because Nov. 13 lies on what was supposed to be the end of season celebration and make-up day for rained out games for the Central Florida Softball League, there's been much speculation as to whether the league would postpone its games. The decision has been made and the show will go onâ┚¬â€Âgames will be played that day. According to Norm Gentry, who plays on team MyOptics, the fields are only available that weekend. The CFSL website says that games will begin at 9 a.m. and â┚¬Å”these changes should allow us to complete games in plenty of time for you to make it downtown for the festivities and 4 p.m. parade.â┚¬Â Come Out With Pride festivities are scheduled downtown from noonâ┚¬â€œ8 p.m. In addition, the CFSL Beefcake & Babes Auction at Parliament House has been rescheduled for the night of Nov. 13.
Hope & Help is on the LEVEL
The VUE at Lake Eola, along with some of Orlando's top designers, are taking fundraising to new heights. On Nov. 5 and 6, The Hope & Help Center Designer Showcase 2011 will take place on the 36th floor of The Vue. This premier event celebrates exceptional interior design in an urban setting. Level is a 3,000-square-foot penthouse located in the VUE and the interiors will be transformed by some of OrlandoԚ´s best design firms. Each room will feature work from different area designers, including Michael Duvall and Steted Interiors. All proceeds from the event benefit Hope & Help of Central Florida. For more info and tickets, visit HopeAndHelp.org
Complimentary Namaste
Whether or not you're ready to admit it, the holidays are fast-approaching, which means stress and more stress are around the corner. Fortunately, there's a fun and free way to de-stress before the insanity thanks to a free yoga class presented by Karam Yoga Orlando. On Sunday, Nov. 20, the free class will be held on the Da Vinci Lawn of the Ritz Carlton Orlando. No prior yoga experience is needed but participants should bring their own yoga mat. Local yoga guru Greg Duke will teach the class and any donations will help raise money for Hope and Help of Central Florida. For details and to secure your spot, search for Karma Yoga Orlando on Facebook.
