http://www.holocaustedu.org/
The Holocaust Center's mission is to remember those six-memorial lamps burnt in an opening in the front wall of Maitland museum and resource center each representing one million of the Jewish victims of the Holocaust. The center honors the survivors and keeps telling the story using photos, text, artifacts and art and characterizes the Jewish life before the Holocaust and moves through the Nazi persecution and the creation of Jewish colonization. It describes the life in the concentration camps, tales of Jewish resistance and accounts of the forced death marches. There is a DVD presentation using extracts from interviews and video from the center's archives to introduce visitors to Holocaust survivors and liberators. The library in the center has more than 5,000 volumes and over 500 videotapes on the Holocaust besides the permanent exhibit and also hosts several teacher workshops, traveling exhibits and film screenings throughout the year.

The community park is a great picnic spot and has following facilities: -
· Recreation Building (539-0042)
· Multi-purpose Room
· 4 Lighted Tennis Courts
· Indoor Racquetball Courts
· Miles of Jogging Trails
· Boardwalk
· Several Shaded Pavilions for Picnics
· 2 Children's Play Areas
· Sand Volleyball Court
· Vita Course
· 2 Lighted Basketball Courts

Price Info
o $4.75 to $6.75
http://www.enzian.org/
The only cinema hall dedicated to alternative films is Central Florida's Enzian with the motto "film is art". Enzian shows independent features; it is a rare gem and is for people who want more out of cinema than the latest Hollywood releases.

The hall has served as an integral part of helping new films find their audience been the host for several film festivals. Enzian hall has also served South Asian Film Fest, Central Florida Jewish Film Fest and the Brouhaha Film & Video Showcase.