The Brief

ORLANDO, Fla. - On Sunday, officials and visitors celebrated the opening of the "Grandmothers Legacy of Love Butterfly Sculpture Garden" at Lake Eola in downtown Orlando. The celebration culminated with the release of dozens of live butterflies throughout the garden.

The garden, a partnership between Orlando and the Orlando Land Trust, features plants that butterflies can eat and lay eggs on.

The backstory:

The Orlando Land Trust purchased and donated the property for the butterfly garden to the city, aimed at expanding and beautifying green spaces in the area. It's part of a massive $60 million renovation of Lake Eola Park. Image 1 of 6 ▼

What they're saying:

"I am so honored and thrilled to have my work chosen for such a prominent, important spot in the city." - Barb

See Full Page