Highlights From Miss Orlando Pageant 2019 And The Winners Announced

The Miss Orlando and Outstanding Teen Scholarship Pageant was one to remember and a great way to kick off the new year of 2019 for all the winners. If you did not already know, the Miss Orlando Scholarship Pageant is the preliminary pageant to the Miss Florida scholarship pageant that connects to the Miss America organization. This past weekend on January 19, 2019, nineteen young women took the stage for a chance to win a portion of the $10,000 scholarship awards.

Upon arrival at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, the “early bird” crowd awaited for the doors to open to take their seats for the night.

Approximately twenty minutes before the program started, access was granted and we entered a world of “magic” with beauty queens from all over the State of Florida of all ages, noticeable everywhere throughout the Alexis and Jim Pugh Theater.

ACTION! The program begins with an amazing opening number by the Central Florida Community Arts performers and all we can say is that we felt like we were “on Broadway”.

Opening Dance Number – Miss Orlando Pageant 2019

Outstanding Opening Number seen at the Miss Orlando, City Beautiful & Central Florida Scholarship Pageant Pageant 2019. Performance by Central Florida Community Arts performers.

Posted by Art Guide Orlando on Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Fast forwarding to the talent portion, we absolutely thought every contestant showed their inner star as talents ranged from singing, dancing to Taekwondo. One performance that caught our eye in surprise was the speed painting talent performed by contestant number nine, Anastasia Valimaki. It was a sweet and unique representation of the visual arts in the medium of painting.

Most Unique Talent At Miss Orlando Pageant 2019 – Speed Painting

One of the most unique talent performances seen at Miss Orlando, City Beautiful & Central Florida Scholarship Pageant Pageant 2019 by contestant number 9, Anastasia Valimaki. #SpeedPainting

Posted by Art Guide Orlando on Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Let’s not forget the gorgeous gowns and evening wear worn throughout the program. Every girl looked like a princess for the night. We captured a few pieces for your fashion entertainment.

Towards the end of the pageant, we were introduced to the princes & princesses of the Miss Orlando Princes & Princesses camp, held for the first time in the pageant’s history. The camp was started to help build confidence in children. The camp seemed to certainly fulfill its mission as the princes and princesses came on stage and put on a fiercely, amazing dance performance for us all.

Miss Orlando 2019 Pageant – Princes & Princesses Dance Number

CUTENESS ALERT: Dance performance by the Princes & Princesses of Miss Orlando, City Beautiful & Central Florida Scholarship Pageant Pageant 2019.

Posted by Art Guide Orlando on Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Afterwards, a closing number was performed by the CFCArts performers, then the crowning of the winners were announced.

Crowning of the Winners – Miss Orlando Pageant 2019

Miss Orlando, City Beautiful & Central Florida Scholarship Pageant 2019 Winners: Lindsay Bettis (Miss Orlando 2019), Megan Price (Miss City Beautiful 2019), Sierra Hack (1st Runner Up For Miss City Beautiful 2019), Hannah Adams (Miss Orlando’s Outstanding Teen 2019), Jaiden Lagarino (Miss City Beautiful’s Outstanding Teen 2019), and Amanda Pirkowski (1st Runner Up For Miss City Beautiful’s Outstanding Teen 2019).

Posted by Art Guide Orlando on Wednesday, January 23, 2019

HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to the winners, Lindsay Bettis (Miss Orlando 2019), Megan Price (Miss City Beautiful 2019), Sierra Hack (1st Runner Up For Miss City Beautiful 2019), Hannah Adams (Miss Orlando’s Outstanding Teen 2019), Jaiden Lagarino (Miss City Beautiful’s Outstanding Teen 2019), and Amanda Pirkowski (1st Runner Up For Miss City Beautiful’s Outstanding Teen 2019).

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