Get to know co-owner of Black Rooster Taqueria, Juliana Calloway.

A new female-owned natural wine shop has opened up in Baldwin Park.

Deli Desires, an unkosher deli, in an interview with owner and Chef, Hannah Jaffe.

Meet one-half of the sisters behind Miscellaneous Market.

Meet April Williams, co-owner of A La Cart in Orlando, FL.

Piante Designs in Winter Park is going on three years of business here, and now the owners Gary and Grace Li are opening up a second concept, Fledge. Get to know this local entrepreneur and how she became a plant lady.

Get to know the owners of the Naked Bar Soap Co. In a candid interview, they discuss marketing tactics, being a female-owned business, and why even though they’ve been in business for seven years, success isn’t something they aren’t ready to celebrate just yet.

A new art studio has opened in Winter Park that is focusing on art for kids. Becky Vlaming opened Creative Jane Art Studio so kids had a place to explore and get messy and begin their love for the arts at a young age.

Grace Garay, the owner of Nomad Bakehouse, is focused on bringing good sourdough bread to Orlando. She explains the process her bread goes through that allows us to get the proper vitamins and nutrients from it, and how she plans to offer it to local in Orlando that are searching for good bread.

Three Orlando women are adding more color to the city beautiful. Meet the local artists behind WISP Orlando and how they are bringing more murals to our city.

Get to know Lindsay Duensing, owner of Orlando’s most photographed coffee shop, Craft & Common.

From New York to Portgual, Carla Poma has now rooted her family in Orlando and is now bringing her handmade jewelry to markets and retail shops in Orlando and on the West coast. Get to know this local Orlando maker.

A listing of over 150 women-owned businesses in Orlando and Central Florida. Happy International Women’s Day!

Meet the local maker behind Bloomwolf Studio. She sells her paper goods online and travels all over Florida (and beyond) doing pop-ups at local markets.

Meet local plant lady, Land of Alice. When she’s not slinging greens at markets she has created a beautiful retail space in Orlando.