🎄 You're Invited of our 33rd Annual Mount Dora Christmas Walk! ✨ Get ready for the most spectacular celebration of the season! For 32 years, the Christmas Walk has transformed downtown Mount Dora into a magical wonderland, and you won't want to miss a moment! Join us for an amazing evening filled with Lights, Shopping, and unforgettable Holiday Fun! What to Expect: 🎅 Santa Claus is coming to town! 🎶 Enchanting Carolers setting the holiday mood. 🤹 Jugglers and street performers bringing the e

3.6K views · 65 reactions | Welcome to spring-time in downtown Mount Dora! Join us for the 23rd Annual Mount Dora Spring Festival of Arts & Crafts March 21st & 22nd. More than 250 exhibitors will line the streets of downtown Mount Dora offering 2-days of incredible shopping. Be sure to visit our incredible restaurants and retailers while you are in town. www.MountDoraSpringShow.com | Visit Mount Dora | Facebook

26K views · 1.1K reactions | The Festival City presents the 21st Annual Mount Dora Spring Festival. Featuring 250+ artists and crafters against the backdrop of historic Mount Dora. | Visit Mount Dora | Facebook

Today we recognize Three Kings Day, also known as Día de los Reyes Magos, a holiday celebrated in many cultures and traditions around the world. The day honors the journey of the Three Wise Men and is often marked with family gatherings, storytelling, and sharing traditional foods. Mount Dora is proud to be a welcoming community that values culture, history, and the traditions. It's a reminder how much richer our community is when we take time to learn about and appreciate one another. —— Hoy re

This landmark building, which began as the First National Bank & Trust stands prominently at the corner of 5th and Donnelly. It is significant to Mount Dora's history and charm as it is one of the first few buildings that were designed by an architect. The original construction of the building featured marble wainscoting & marble floors with bronze and brass teller's cages under a 22 foot high ceiling. It was once named the "Huskey Building" but today it is known as the "Shamrock Building," name