By: The Clearvue Insurance Team At Clearvue Insurance, we’re proud to protect families and businesses across Central Florida—but we also love spotlighting the events that make our communities shine. From lakeside fireworks to summer markets and concerts, there’s plenty to enjoy this July.
Here’s your monthly guide to fun, family-friendly events happening in the areas we serve: 📍 Seminole County 🎶 Oviedo Nights Summer Concert Series Fridays in July | Oviedo Amphitheatre Free live music, local food trucks, and fun under the stars. A great way to kick off your weekend with friends and family. 🎬 Lake Mary Family Movie Night July 20 | Central Park at Lake Mary City Hall Bring a blanket and watch a family favorite on the big screen. Free popcorn while supplies last! 📍 Orange County 🎆 Fireworks at the Fountain July 4 | Lake Eola Park, Orlando Orlando’s signature Independence Day celebration, featuring live music, food vendors, kids' activities, and a stunning fireworks finale over the lake. 🖼️ FusionFest Summer Showcase July 13 | Dr. Phillips Center, Downtown Orlando A one-day celebration of global culture with music, food, dance, and art from around the world—right in the heart of the city. 📍 Lake County 🎨 Mount Dora 4th Avenue Art Stroll July 6 | Downtown Mount Dora Enjoy live art demonstrations, music, and shopping along the charming brick-lined streets of historic Mount Dora. 🌽 Clermont Farmer’s Market Every Sunday | Downtown Clermont Local produce, fresh flowers, homemade goods, and lake views--it’s a Sunday staple for a reason. 📍 Osceola County 🎇 St. Cloud 4th of July Lakefront Celebration July 4 | Lakefront Park, St. Cloud An all-day celebration with live music, food, bounce houses, and one of the best fireworks shows in the area. 🎭 Osceola Arts Presents: “Mamma Mia!” July 12–28 | Osceola Arts Center, Kissimmee A musical favorite full of fun, dancing, and ABBA hits—perfect for a summer night out. 📍 Polk County 🎆 Red, White & BOOM! July 4 | Lake Silver Amphitheatre, Winter Haven Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy fireworks by the lake, plus music, food vendors, and family activities. 🎵 Lakeland Downtown First Friday July 5 | Downtown Lakeland This month’s theme: Summer Nights! Local vendors, food trucks, live music, and fun for all ages. 📍 Hillsborough County 🎇 Tampa Riverwalk July 4th Boat Parade & Fireworks July 4 | Downtown Tampa A patriotic boat parade along the Hillsborough River capped off by fireworks over the bay. 🖼️ Ybor City Art Walk July 13 | Historic Ybor A self-guided art walk through one of Tampa’s most vibrant neighborhoods, featuring open studios, exhibits, and live art. ❤️ Stay Safe, Have Fun & Celebrate Local As always, while you're out enjoying these events, make sure you and your loved ones are covered—from auto and home to event liability and beyond. If you have questions about your policy or want to make sure you're protected this summer, we’re just a call or click away.
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By: The Clearvue Insurance Team Nothing says summer like the 4th of July—grilled hot dogs, red-white-and-blue desserts, and a sky full of fireworks. It’s a holiday that brings family, friends, and neighbors together to celebrate freedom and fun. And while we all love the oohs and ahhs, have you ever wondered how fireworks actually work?
Fireworks are basically chemistry with a light show. Inside each shell are tiny pellets called stars, filled with metal salts. When ignited, these salts burn in brilliant colors—copper for blue, strontium for red, sodium for yellow. A timed explosion launches them into the air, then another burst sets off the grand display we all know and love. Beautiful? Yes. Harmless? Not exactly. Every year, thousands of people are injured by fireworks—often during small backyard shows. So while we’re all for a good time, let’s make sure it doesn’t end in a trip to the ER. 🔥 Fireworks Safety Tips for Families & Homeowners Whether you're lighting sparklers in the driveway or hosting a full cookout, these tips can help keep everyone safe: 1. Leave the big shows to the pros. Local fireworks displays are safer, better coordinated, and frankly—way more impressive. 2. Supervise kids closely. Sparklers burn at around 2,000°F--that’s hotter than a blowtorch! Never let young children handle them unsupervised. 3. Keep water nearby. Always have a bucket of water or a hose within arm’s reach in case something goes wrong. 4. Be kind to pets. Fireworks can be terrifying for animals. Keep them indoors, play soft music, and consider calming treats if needed. 5. Know the law. Fireworks regulations vary across Florida. Check your local ordinances before lighting anything up. 🏡 A Note on Insurance: Are You Covered? If a firework accidentally damages your home—or a guest gets injured at your event--you’ll want to know what your homeowners policy covers. In many cases, you may be protected from fire damage or personal liability, but it’s worth double-checking the fine print. Not sure if your coverage is ready for summer fun? We can help with that. Get a quick policy review or quote today. By: The Clearvue Insurance Team Did you know Polk County is home to more than 550 lakes? It’s true--we’re surrounded by water, which means we’re also surrounded by opportunity: fishing, tubing, wakeboarding, or just relaxing with a cold drink and the sun on your face. Boating is part of the Florida lifestyle—but before you head out on the water, it’s worth making sure your safety plan (and insurance coverage) is as solid as your anchor.
Whether you’re a weekend cruiser or a seasoned captain, summer is a great time to revisit the basics. Quick Safety Tips for Boaters 1. Life jackets aren’t optional. Florida law requires children under 6 to wear one at all times on boats under 26 feet—but really, everyone should have one on or nearby. Accidents happen fast. 2. Don’t mix alcohol and boating. Operating a boat under the influence is not only dangerous--it’s illegal. Save the celebratory drinks for after you dock. 3. Check the forecast. Pop-up storms are common in Florida afternoons. Look for wind warnings or small craft advisories before you launch. 4. Watch your speed in “no wake” zones. Not only do you risk a fine—speeding can harm manatees and damage nearby docks. 5. File a float plan. Let someone on land know where you're going and when you’ll return, especially if you're heading onto a larger lake or out toward the coast. 🚤 What About Boat Insurance? Many boat owners assume their homeowners policy will cover them. In most cases—it won’t. Especially if your boat is larger, motorized, or used away from home. A good boat insurance policy typically covers:
⛵ Need a Policy Check or Quote? We’re here to make sure your fun in the sun doesn’t lead to unexpected headaches. Whether you're new to boating or just want to confirm you're covered, we’ve got you. By: The Clearvue Insurance Team
At Clearvue Insurance, we’re proud to serve families and businesses across Central Florida. While we’re always here to protect what matters most, we also believe in celebrating what makes our communities special — and that includes local events that bring people together. Here’s a roundup of fun, family-friendly things to do this June across our service areas: By: The Clearvue Insurance Team
Florida’s hurricane season officially begins on June 1, and if the past few years have taught us anything, it’s that being prepared isn’t optional — it’s essential. Stronger storms and unpredictable weather mean your insurance coverage needs to be reviewed before the skies darken. At Clearvue Insurance, we help Florida homeowners, renters, and business owners get ahead of the storm — literally. Here’s what you need to know to protect your property, your finances, and your peace of mind this season. By: The Clearvue Insurance Team
We get it — insurance isn’t always the most exciting topic. But when life throws the unexpected your way, the right coverage can mean the difference between a quick recovery and a long road of financial stress. At Clearvue Insurance, we believe in proactive protection. That means helping our clients get ahead of problems before they happen — not scrambling after disaster strikes. Whether you're a homeowner, a renter, a business owner, or just getting started in life, having the right insurance isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. By: The Clearvue Insurance Team
We’re excited to officially introduce ourselves as Clearvue Insurance Agency — formerly known as the Lorna Wilson Agency. While our name has changed, our commitment to protecting your peace of mind hasn’t gone anywhere. This rebrand represents more than just a new logo or website. It reflects a renewed focus on how we show up for our clients: with transparency, trust, and tailored service. ![]() Welcome to our new insurance agency blog! This is our very first post. We're not quite sure what we're going to write about here, but the plan is to create helpful content for customers and prospective clients about information that is relevant to you. We hope you'll come to view this as a top resource for keeping your family and your finances safe. Here are a few of the topics we may be writing about:
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