PHOTOS: Community Chalk Art in Lake Nona's sidewalks

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Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona (Lake Nona/Lake Nona)

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

Lake Nona turns sidewalks into art to bring a smile to residents Organized by residents of Lake Nona’s Laureate Park neighborhood, this colorful community activity encourages families to decorate their portion of the sidewalk with doodles, designs, obstacle courses, sing-a-longs, and encouraging messages for their fellow neighbors. This effort to share joy, while also practicing social distancing, not only gives families an outdoor activity that everyone can get involved in, but provides residents with a sense of encouragement, solidarity, and community. Pictures provided by Lake Nona

March 25, 2020 at 6:31 pm EDT

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