The twenty-first issue of our monthly penny saver/zine-inspired print edition of Bungalower is out on the town, y’all. Each month we share a new print edition of our hyper-local online coverage from the previous month; including our top ten headlines of the previous month, the best events to check out in the next 30 days, a short story by local author and playwright Scottie Campbell called “Storied Orlando,” and much more.

1. JUNE
BUNGALOWER.COM
GREAT READS
This month’s OCLS book roundup
swimming hole roundup
The top local-ish natural springs
don’t drink the water
How to stay healthy in public pools
retro recipe
Learn how to make “cocoanut pyramids”
ISSUE 21 JUNE 2019

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join the largest gay dodgeball league in florida
GAYDODGEBALL .COM
Father’s Day BBQ
ENZIAN.ORG11:30 A.M. JUNE 16

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sw imming hole roundup
BLUE SPRING
$6 per vehicle
2100 W. French Ave
Orange City
RAINBOW SPRINGS
$2 per person
19158 SW 82ST Place Rd
Dunnellon
SILVER GLEN SPRINGS
$5.50 per person
5301 N. Highway 19
Fort McCoy
JUNIPER SPRING
$5.50 per person
26701 E. Highway 40
Silver Springs
WEKIWA SPRINGS
$6 per vehicle
1800 Wekiwa Circle
Apopka
ROCK SPRINGS RUN
$3 per vehicle
30601 County Rd 433
Sorrento
DELEON SPRINGS
$6 per vehicle
601 Ponce de Leon Blvd
De Leon Springs
SALT SPRINGS
$2 per bike or person
8737 US Highway 19
Port Richey
GINNIE SPRINGS
$14.02
7300 Ginnie Springs Rd
High Springs
WEEKI WACHEE
$13 per adult $8 per kid
6131 Commercial Way
Spring Hill
LITHIA SPRINGS
$2 per person
3932 Lithia Springs Rd
Lithia
ALEXANDER SPRING
$4 per person
49525 County Rd 445
Altoona
HOW TO NOT GET SICK FROM A PUBLIC POOL
DON’T SWIM WITH THE
RUNS - Cryptosporidium
is a real thing and spreads
by slipping into your
mouth. It’s really tough for
chlorine to kill.
CHECK THE SCORES -
Pools get graded just like
restaurants. Check out their
score. If it’s not posted,
don’t go.
INSPECT THAT SHIT
YOUR OWN DAMN
SELF - Bring some pH
strips, see if the tiles
are slimy, if the water is
cloudy, and if it smells?
Chlorine smells worse/
more intense when
interacting with organic
compounds like pee.
KNOW YOUR LIMITS
- Are you at risk for
certain diseases?
Are you immuno-
compromised?
Stear clear of the
pool if you are prone
to illnessnesses like
Legionnaires Disease
because you’re on
chemo, have diabetes,
or are a heavy smoker.

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FOR A COMPLETE LISTING VISIT
BUNGALOWER.COM/EVENTS
JUNE
A historical marker memorializing
the death of the murder of Ocoee
resident July Perry, who was
lynched by a mob in Downtown
Orlando in 1920 will be installed
by the History Center, near the
site where he was killed for
simply trying to vote in a national
election while black..
10:30 a.m.- noon | Heritage Square, 65 E. Central
Boulevard | Downtown | free | ocls.info
Thru June 3 | Tourist Trap Area | Various prices |
onemagicalweekend.com
11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Swine and Sons, 699 N. Orange
Avenue | Winter Park | Various | swineandsons.com
OTHER NOTABLE EVENTS:
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Get the tea on where voguing comes
from, how the OG queens threw
shade, and more in this landmark
documentary that takes a snapshot
of the 1980s New York ball scene.
Earn your honorary gay card by
catching this special screening.
Thousands of LGBTQA+ alphabet
soupers are taking over Orlando
this weekend for one of the largest
Pride festivals in the world featuring
international DJs, massive pool
parties, concerts, and more. You
don’t have to be gay to like dancing
all night with your friends but it
sure seems to help.
Swine and Sons is teaming up
with the folks from Orlandough
to create one of the most epic
idea babies yet; the Hot Chicken
Donut Sandwich; deep-fried
Nashiville hot chicken between
a honey-glazed brioche donut
bun. Everything is made from
scratch and they’ll run out.
JUNE 1 - CULTURE POP - PRINTMAKING @ A&H MAITLAND
JUNE 1 - FREE PITBULL CONCERT @ CENTRAL FLORIDA FAIRGROUNDS
JUNE 3 - ORLANDO GAY DODGEBALL @ DOWNTOWN REC CENTER
JUNE 5 - WHAT’S THE DEAL WITH CONTEMPORARY ART @ OMA
JUNE 6 - 20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY BASH @ WING SHACK ORLANDO
JUNE 8 - 19TH ORLANDO HARLEY DAVIDSON ANNIVERSARY @ DUH
JUNE 8 - FIRELEI BAEZ ARTIST TALK @ MENNELLO MUSEUM
JUNE 8 - FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE @ AMWAY CENTER
JUNE 9 - FREE TONY AWARDS VIEWING PARTY @ ORLANDO SHAKES
JUNE 10 - BASK @ STANDARD MOTORCYCLE CO.
JUNE 12 - PULSE REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY @ INTERIM MEMORIAL
JUNE 13 - POPCORN FLICKS: APOLLO 13 @ WP CENTRAL PARK
JUNE 14 - 26TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION @ CHRISTNER’S
JUNE 15 - FLORIDA SURF FILM FEST PREMIERE @ ATLANTIC CENTER
JUNE 16 - TWENTY ONE PILOTS @ AMWAY CENTER
JUNE 19 - BATTLE OF THE BRUSHES 4 @ LOUD GALLERY
JUNE 19 - OPPORTUNITY ZONE SEMINAR @ GREENBERG TRAURIG
JUNE 20 - BITE NIGHT 2019 @ BALLROOM AT CHURCH STREET
JUNE 22 - CFL JUNETEENTH FESTIVAL @ EATONVILLE FIELD
JUNE 22 - MASCOT GAMES @ AMWAY CENTER
JUNE 23 - JEREMY PIVEN @ ORLANDO IMPROVE COMEDY CLUB
JUNE 22 - RUMFEST 15 - RUM AND REGGAE @ WALL ST. PLAZA
JUNE 22 - YOUTH PRIDE PROM @ ORLANDO MUSEUM OF ART
JUNE 28 - TLC @ HARD ROCK LIVE
JUNE 31 - TWO-YEAR ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND @ M BAR
HISTORICAL MARKER UNVEILING
HONORING JULY PERRY
PARIS IS BURNINGThe local Urban Land Institute
invites all of you development/
real estate/urbanist nerds to
attend the annual statewide
summit focusing on trends and
opportunities in today’s markets.
It’s one of the best elbow-rubbing,
back clapping opportunities
out there for people who are
interested in tracking the progress
we’re making in moving forward
our state’s land use policies.
Thru June 14 | Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention
Center | Kissimmee | $95-225 | uli.org
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ULI FLORIDA SUMMIT
ONE MAGICAL WEEKEND
HOT CHICKEN DONUT SANDWICH
POP-UP
9:30 p.m. | Enzian Theater, 1300 S. Orlando Avenue |
Maitland | $12 | enzian.org

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I WISH THIS WAS ...
Simonet Electric was a mom-and-pop shop in
the Mills 50 District that specialized in lamp
sales and repair services. The shop (sadly)
closed in 2016 and was recently put up for sale.
We think the interior is so special that we would
hate to see it become another blow dry bar or
nail salon. We wish it could become something
that honors its past by celebrating it, something
like a lamp store/craft cocktail lounge hybrid.
Instagram-friendly spaces that have diverse
means of income beyond booze, like Washburn
Imports, are a growing trend because they have
more sturdy business models. Diversity is so hawt
right now.
We propose bringing back some vintage
merchandise, keeping the name, and simply add
a craft cocktail bar/coffee shop service. Also,
maybe some paper lanterns out front to add
some “streetmosphere” because Mills 50 could
use a friendly sidewalk experience. Don’t @ us.
SOMEONE JUST BOUGHT THIS BUILDING
BRING BACK THE LAMPS!
WE SING THE NEWS
Tune in to Real Radio 104.1 every Friday at 9 p.m.
to hear Brendan O’Connor and Jon Busdeker talk
their way through the week’s hyper-local head-
lines, one beer at a time. We only sing sometimes.

6. RETRO RECIPES
BIKE SHARE SHAKE-UPS
Despite teasing us in February by putting their bikes on an
actual street corner prior to launch, Uber’s JUMP bike share
system will not be coming to Orlando after all. Rumors are
persisting that Lime will be pulling out of the bike business
soon to push the scooter game - because there’s more
money in it. The one constant locally are the people over at
the HOPR/Juice Bike Share offices are still going strong with
a whole glut of new and lighter e-bikes headed our way soon.

7. TheHistoryCenter.org
65 E. Central Blvd. Orlando, FL | 407-836-8500
THREE YEARS after the mass shooting at the Pulse Nightclub on June 12,
2016, this remembrance exhibition shares artwork from across the nation created
in the wake of this senseless act of violence. This Spanish-English bilingual exhibit
encompasses a variety of media and styles and includes works from across the nation
that have never been displayed locally. Admission to the History Center will be free
from June 8 – 16 to allow the entire community to experience the exhibition.

8. BUILD A BETTER CITY BY BEING BETTER TO YOURSELF.
Data being collected via the the GPS units
in local bikeshare bikes is allowing the City
of Orlando to identify streets within the City
limits that need to be made safer for bike
commuters, based on routes that are most-
traveled.
Orlando’s homegrown bikeshare program,
Juice Bike Share (now HOPR), released an
interactive map in 2016 that revealed shared
every single ride one of their bikes was
taken on, indicated by a faint orange line.
The more dense and bright the color, the
more rides have gone through that area.
According to Juice founder, Peter Martinez,
this data is what led to sharrows being
installed along streets like Magnolia Avenue
and Lake HIgland Drive, with more sharrow
routes coming soon.
THIS WAS MADE WITH SCIENCE!

9. BIKE RIDE HEAT MAP
BASED ON 2016 INFO

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11. HOLD MY HAND
A collection of photographs that capture
the activism of the fight for gay rights
in the ‘60s and ‘70s. Collected from
the archives of photographs housed
in the New York Public Library and
a companion to an exhibit currently
on display at the library. Photographs
featured were taken by Kay Tobin
Lahusen and Diana Davies known for
capturing pivotal moments in the LGBTQ
civil rights movement.
June marks the 50th anniversary
of the Stonewall uprising. These
riots are considered to have marked
the beginning of the LGBTQ rights
movement and are the reason pride
celebrations usually occur during this
month. In honor of that momentous
event, our book selections this month
include books by and about the
LGBTQ community.
EDITED BY JASON BAUMANN
BY MICHAEL BARAKIVA
Nothing has shaped Alek’s
life more than being with
his first-ever boyfriend,
Ethan. After finding Ethan,
Alek’s outlook on life
completely changed – filled
with confidence and in his
own words: “Gay and Out
and Proud.” However, when
Ethan admits a potentially relationship-
shattering secret, Alek must dare ask
himself the question of whether or not he
could ever exist in a post-Ethan world.
great
READS
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The beginning of the Gay
Liberation movement is
associated with the 1969
Stonewall Riots but very little
has been written about the
queer history that preceded.
Ryan delivers a fascinating
account of the queer scene
in Brooklyn prior to the 1960s. His research
goes back to the 1850s and tracks queer
history in Brooklyn leading up to the riots.
WHEN BROOKLYN WAS QUEER
BY HUGH RYAN
Geared for a young adult
audience this is a well-
researched account of
the events that transpired
from June 28, 1969 to
July 1, 1969 inside and
outside at the New York
City’s Stonewall Inn. This
is perfect for readers of any age looking for
a fast read to learn about this monumental
event in gay history.
STONEWALL: BREAKING OUT IN THE FIGHT
FOR GAY RIGHTS
BY ANN BAUSUM
LOVE AND RESISTANCE: OUT OF THE CLOSET
IN THE STONEWALL ERA

12. LEARN MORE: OMART.ORG/FLORIDAPRIZE2019
The Orlando Museum of Art presents the sixth annual
Florida Prize in Contemporary Art. This exhibition
features ten of the most progressive and exciting
artists working in the State today. The award and
invitational exhibition recognizes the achievement and
potential of these artists and encourages their
continued innovation and creation of new work.
With this initiative, the Orlando Museum of Art
underscores its commitment to support talented
emerging and mid-career artists, while celebrating the
vibrant cultural life of Florida.
EXHIBITION ON VIEW:
MAY 31 - AUGUST 18, 2019
Pepe Mar, Origins (detail), 2018, acrylic on fabric, 70 x 80 in. Collection Ernesto & Cecilia
Poma, Miami. © Mateo Serna. Image courtesy of the artist.
Additional generous support for the 2019 Florida Prize in
Contemporary Art exhibition is provided by the Rita and Jeffrey Adler
Foundation, Mr. R. J. Santomassino, Daisy and Jan Staniszkis, Dr.
and Mrs. H. E. Gross, Dr. and Mrs. Michael Henner, Jim and Terry
Mahaffey, The Mall at Millenia, and Hunter Vision.
The Florida Prize in Contemporary Art Award is generously
underwritten by Gail and Michael Winn

13. Hank can’t remember what year the Orlando Gays That Be
decided the parade would be in October not June. June, when it
made sense. June, when the riots happened. What year did the
change happen? It didn’t matter, Hank’s beloved Gene died before
all that. On June 28 of each year, Hank honors Gene by putting on
everything rainbow in his house and dressing his dog as Dorothy,
then marching down Orange Avenue. It doesn’t matter how many
horns honk or how much he slows traffic; Hank creates his own
pride parade on the route - and date - it was intended.
SponsoredbyTheHammeredLamb
BY SCOTTIE CAMPBELL
Storied Orlando is a micro-story project - each story is 100 words or less.You can find more of this
micro-literature project at thoroughlyusedup.wordpress.com.
STORIED ORLANDO CHAPTER 69: JUNE
unSWEET TEA
The chemicals we use in pools
do not eliminate the need
to shower before hopping
in. Chlorine can be too
overwhelmed by your funk to
fight off germs. Pee can mess it
all up too so use the toilet.
ORLANDO 101
Did you know that more than
half of Americans report
having used a swimming
pool as a communal bath?
As in using it as a substitute
for showering?

14. don’t stop being funny
People are afraid to tell jokes right now.
That’s just the sign of the times, yes,
but don’t be afraid to get a little cheeky
every now and then. Just don’t talk
about someone’s boobs and think it’s
appropriate, Chad. You can still have a
laugh and be a little classy about it.
go to the effing beach
You moved here three years ago from New
York and you can count on one pasty hand
how many times you’ve been in the ocean.
That’s unacceptable. Make an effort to get
some sun and surf and remind yourself
why Florida is called the Sunshine State.
People in Canada get so little sun they get
depressed - it’s called Seasonal Affected
Disorder, or SAD. Don’t be like Canada.
make some music
Know what everyone likes when they’re
walking the streets of downtown? Music.
Share your talents and ask a bar if you can
play on their patio one day. Share the love.
stop working
Burn Out is officially a health issue now.
Turn off your computer and your brain,
and chill the fuck out. We just launched a
new column that shares day trip options
on the site.
It’s easy to get swept up in the day-to-day
hustle and flow to earn money and pay those
bills, but here’s a helpful reminder - we live in
paradise, take advantage of it!
TOP TEN
THINGS
TO KNOW
1) Straight Trippin’ ... to New Smyrna Beach (new travel column).
2) Amazon is selling tiny homes now.
3) Orchid Garden and Ballroom at Church to be demolished.
4) Unicorp to demo Fashion Square Mall.
5) Outpost Neighborhood Kitchen is moving to Maitland.
chill out, y’all
we live in florida
sip on some tea and shut up
A quick trip to literally any other country
will introduce you to the concept of just
sitting at a street cafe, having a drink, and
shutting off that phone.
stay up late
Sure, you can’t stay out past 2 a.m. at a bar
but who cares? Hang out on your porch
with some friends and listen to some chill
music. Stay up late and watch the stars
and enjoy the cool breezes, the sun will
come out tomorrow.
BRING YOUR POOCH TO THE PATIO
Not every restaurant should have dogs in
them and not every dog wants to be in a
bar, but, in certain places and at certain
times everybody likes to be having a
mimosa next to a golden retreiver. And
science says petting dogs lowers your
blood pressure. Thanks, science!
complain, don’t shame
Sometimes, slipping into someone’s DMs
or sending an email is better than putting
them on blast in public. Think twice before
posting on Facebook about shitty service
and reach out to the restaurant directly.
Stressed-out restaurateurs are more likely
to institute changes if you’re not a dick
about it. #havesomegrace

15. MOST-READ
BUNGALOWER
HEADLINES
FROM LAST
MONTH
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6) Tre Bambine has closed after two-and-a-half months of business.
7) Local brunchophile gave us a list of bottomless mimosa spots.
8) New Mexican concept opening in former Graffiti Junktion space.
9) Plans for the new Corrine Drive revamp were released. Finally.
10) City of Winter Park visioning what will replace old library.
SITDOWN
GET TO KNOW
OUR CITY’S NEW
GREEN UP MANAGER
Buyas has stepped into the role of GREEN
UP manager after years as the Executive
Director of KEEP ORLANDO BEAUTIFUL -
filling the shoes of Jan Rahil, a woman who
literally shaped our city’s public spaces,
one tree at a time.
Q - JODY HOW LONG HAVE YOU
WORKED FOR THE CITY OF ORLANDO?
A - I’ve lived in Orlando for almost 20 years
and worked for the City for almost 14.
Q - WHAT IS KEEP ORLANDO
BEAUTIFUL?
A - It kind of speaks for itself - it’s a
volunteer program administered by the
City and engages residents in activities to
keep our city beautiful, promotes recycling,
and waste management.
Q - TELL US ABOUT YOUR NEW ROLE
A - The actual title is Natural Resource
Manager, and it oversees Bill Frederick Park
at Turkey Lake and the Green Up Program;
it’s another volunteer program but with
more of a focus on tree planting and public
parks.
Q - HOW CAN PEOPLE WORK WITH YOU?
A - We set up a time to meet your
neighbors and take a look around
your chosen site and do a little
audit. We believe in “Right
Tree, Right Place” so we
are careful about where
we plant. We choose a
date, make sure we have
enough volunteers, and
make it happen. There
is no charge for our
services.
LISTEN TO THE ENTIRE INTERVIEW
ON OUR PODCAST CHANNEL -
“BUNGALOWER AND THE BUS” ON
SOUNDCLOUD, ITUNES, AND GOOGLE
PLAY. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON
GREEN UP, GO TO ORLANDO.GOV
JODY BUYAS