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The Longwood Historic Society wants to move the aging Lewis House to Christ Episcopal Church property after the city's own relocation bid came in way over budget.
Free Terrace Gallery show runs through November 5, with a Puerto Rican artist's bomba dance-inspired skirts stealing the spotlight.
The Tony-nominated stage version hits Dr. Phillips Center for one weekend, with an ASL-interpreted show added Sunday.
Isaac Brock leads the indie rock veterans through Disney Springs Friday, touring behind their mortality-themed new record.
About 15 artists will paint downtown Orlando walls this week, with a Church Street block party capping the free festival.
Judson's Live at Dr. Phillips Center adds a celebrity cabaret lineup, with Cheyenne Jackson's debut following a sold-out Carnegie Hall show.
The 24-year-old festival adds a live casting call for Orlando International Fashion Week and a student art show to its programming.
Kevin and Derek Boseman are expected to accept a legacy award honoring their brother at the September 18-20 festival in Orlando.
The alt-rock trio's Thursday-Friday stand at The Social pairs a hometown-adjacent celebration with a clothing drive for The Mustard Seed.
Néstor Torres will debut a new spoken-word work live at Lake Concord Park just one day after its global release.
After her national Hocus Pocus spoof tour collapsed, the Drag Race champ is adding a surprise 75-minute cabaret at the Renaissance Theatre.
A house concert hall in SoDo hosts Chicago hard-bop royalty this Labor Day, cookout and free beer included.
David and Ashley Eckstein are telling the same romance from two angles, one memoir and one novel, at Orlando Family Stage next Tuesday.
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