Spring Fling festival at the Jewish Academy of Orlando

 

Kevin Weiss served up cotton candy at last year's Spring Fling.

The Jewish Academy of Orlando is hosting its second annual Spring Fling festival on March 29, from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at its Maitland campus. The festival will host food trucks, a video simulator, bounce houses, characters, and more. The centerpiece of the event is a unique marketplace inside the school featuring oils, jewelry, clothing and more.

This exciting festival offers attractions for many age groups, from preschool to adults. Games2U will feature their movie simulator, while others enjoy the video game pavilion. Attractions include a bungee jump and rock climbing wall, dunk tank, carnival games, and hourly performances by local entertainers. The Big Red Pony will be back this year with pony rides and an interactive petting zoo. Winter Park Bounce will be setting up three interactive bounce houses for the kids, including a huge slide.

Strolling princesses and superheroes, will be available to take pictures with festival attendees throughout the afternoon. Guests will also enjoy character princesses in concert during the event.

Food trucks at this year's event include SMAC, the macaroni and cheese food truck, featuring its original macaroni and cheese recipes; The Crepe Company will be offering both sweet and savory options. The festival also welcomes back two popular favorites, Hubbly Bubbly and Papa Johns.

Alan Rusonik, head of school, is amazed by the volunteers who put this festival together. "This impressive event will thrill all who attend. I can't wait to see friends and families in the community come together for a fun-filled afternoon."

The festival is open to the community. Tickets are on sale now. Pre-sale tickets are $20 for 25 and are available at the school or online at http://www.jewishacademyorlando.org, 407.647.0713. The event will be held rain or shine at the Jewish Academy campus located at 851 N. Maitland Ave, Maitland.

 

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