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Arts and Heritage Center at the Town of Oakland is Celebrating International Jazz Day

The Town of Oakland is celebrating International Jazz Day on Friday, April 30 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with live jazz music on Healthy West Orange Arts and Heritage Center at the Town of Oakland’s porch. Read on...
Town of Oakland April 2021 Newsletter

Town of Oakland April 2021 Newsletter is now available. Read on...

MEETINGS & EVENT CALENDAR

April 2021

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Tue Apr. 27

Town Commission Work Session and Regular Meeting (Hybrid - In-Person and Virtually through Zoom)
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Fri Apr. 30

International Jazz Day
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Oakland History

Oakland, established in 1887, is one of the oldest municipalities in Orange County. In fact, we celebrated our 130th Anniversary in 2017. Years ago we were a major center of commerce with a thriving downtown that boasted an opera house and a number of commercial establishments. Unfortunately, due to fires the downtown was decimated and never rebuilt.

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Historic Town Hall

Built as the bank of Oakland in 1911, it served as a bank until 1928. The building is a one-story masonry brick in a Colonial Revival Style with decorative brick dentil cornices and arch brick lintels. It is one of the most unique buildings in Central Florida because of its small town rural feel.

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Parks & Trails

Check out information on our parks and trails which provide recreational activities for residents. Parks include Pollard Park, Speer Park, and VanderLey Park. Oakland also has the Jake Voss Pier overlooking beautiful Lake Apopka and the West Orange Trail which starts at Killarney Station and continues through Oakland on the way to Winter Garden.

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230 N Tubb Street P.O. Box 98 Oakland, FL 34760-0098 Phone: 407-656-1117 Email Us
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