eesburg
is no sleepy town. Visitors and newcomers are often delighted to find
that Lake County's largest city has a downtown area that is a treat to
the eye with its recently completed multi-million dollar streetscape project.
The picturesque downtown is lined with old historical buildings, park
benches, quaint little restaurants, gift shops, antique stores and businesses
to meet the needs of both residents and visitors alike. 
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For Immediate Release Buy your 12th Annual Spring Fish Fry tickets today! The 12th Annual Leesburg Partnership Spring Fish Fry will be held on Thursday April 3, 2008 from 5:30pm to 8:30pm “Under the Oaks of the Historic Mote-Morris House in Downtown Leesburg. The Famous all you can eat affair host hundreds of locals who enjoy authentic southern cooking at its finest entrees include fresh fried catfish, corn on the cob, roasted oysters, collard greens, hushpuppies, cheese grits, navy beans, corn bread, key lime pie, ice tea, full bar, keg beer, wine and soft drinks. Enjoy live entertainment in the gazebo by M.T. Pawketts Revue. Tickets for the event are $30.00 per person, children under 13 are $15.00, rain or shine. For information and tickets please contact the Leesburg Partnership at 365-0053, by e-mail Info@leesburgpartnership.com or stop by their offices located at 401 W. Magnolia Street downtown Leesburg. |
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The
City was named as a Florida Main Street City in 1994 when the Downtown
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LIVE! View Downtown Leesburg
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Town Square
October 6th, 2007 until April 19, 2008. For more information check out our Leesburg Saturday Morning Market website. |
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