Looking for fun, entertaining music events to check out in Orlando this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining music events to check out in Orlando this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

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Looking for fun, entertaining performing and visual arts events to check out in Orlando this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Orlando this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Orlando this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations, and ticket links.

The Orange County Administration Center is hosting 'The Art of Erika Hinn' exhibit, showcasing the vibrant creations of artist Erika Hinn, free for public viewing until June 26, 2024.

Orlando Museum of Art offers a free program, 'Art's the Spark', for people with memory and neurological impairments, facilitating discussions and creativity before regular hours.

Orlando introduces massive inflatable pigeons as part of its latest public art project to inspire urban wildlife appreciation.

The Garden Theatre in Winter Garden is closing due to financial challenges, ending its near two-decade run as a cultural venue for the arts community.

The 51st Winter Park Autumn Art Festival in Florida will feature over 180 local artists, live entertainment, and food. It is free to attend with VIP options available.

Azela Santana has been named the new manager of the Orange County Regional History Center and will also serve as the executive director of the Historical Society of Central Florida starting on December 9.

The Orlando Greek Fest, hosted by the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, offers live music, dance, and Greek food from Nov. 1-3, with free entry for all attendees.

Orlando is launching a Black History Month Art Exhibition that explores African Americans' labor contributions, featuring over 30 local artists. Opening Reception on February 5 and events throughout the month.

The Sam Flax Wall Project in Orlando showcases local artists transforming the art store's exterior, with murals, food vendors, and a neighborhood block party.

Cheryl Collins is the new executive director at Orlando Shakes, succeeding Larry Mabrey. She is recognized for her fundraising skills and aims to enhance the theater's visibility.

The Orange County Convention Center opened an exhibit honoring the Florida Highwaymen artists, displaying 15 paintings and celebrating their contributions to Florida's cultural history.

Apopka's new mural sparked controversy for resembling an Iowa artist's work. After backlash, the city apologized, credited, and compensated the original artist.

The Renaissance Theatre Company in Orlando paused its production of "Nosferatu" after city inspectors condemned the building, awaiting fixes related to set safety and fire treatment.

Dr. Phillips Center unveils a bronze relief honoring James H. Pugh, Jr., a key figure in the center's development.

The Orlando Museum of Art will host the 39th Festival of Trees, November 15-23, featuring holiday decorations, festive events, shopping, and a fundraiser for the museum's programs.

The Orlando Museum of Art offers free admission on December 18, 2025, with activities, lectures by artist Dawoud Bey, tours, sketching sessions, and a film screening.

The 41st Melbourne Art Festival comes to Wickham Park April 25-26 with 200+ juried artists, live music, KidsWorld and free admission.

Renaissance Theatre Company passed final inspections and reopened in Ivanhoe Village on March 13, kicking off a homecoming week of parties, drag shows and performances.

The 67th Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival returns March 20–22, filling Park Avenue and Central Park with juried artists, live music and family activities. Major cash awards and a patrons’ buying program make the weekend a big moment for local arts.

Wider seats, cup holders and 8K projection are part of a roughly $7M overhaul of the Orlando Science Center's CineDome. The dome is expected to reopen in late May 2026.

Downtown Orlando will host the Florida Puerto Rican Parade & Festival on April 25, 2026, marking its 10th anniversary with music, vendors and a scholarship gala.

The 35th Florida Film Festival lands April 10–19 at Enzian with Paul Giamatti, the Florida premiere of Carolina Caroline and a packed lineup of films and events.

The Orlando Museum of Art has been reaccredited by the American Alliance of Museums, ending probation tied to the Basquiat forgery probe and restoring a key credential.

Orlando’s planned Holocaust Museum for Hope & Humanity says it has reached 70% of its fundraising goal, a milestone organizers call a major step toward construction.

Historic Downtown Sanford hosts the St. Johns River Festival April 25–26 with roughly 150 juried artists, live demos, a food and craft-beer court and about $15K in awards.

City staff recommended DNA Event Creative to run the Garden Theatre; the City Commission will consider the award on April 23, 2026. The pick is meant to restart shows at the Plant Street landmark after a 2024 closure.

Orange County opened applications for a five‑year, $25M film incentive funded by Tourist Development Tax; rebates are performance‑based and require local hires. The first window runs through May 28.

A 30,000‑square‑foot Arte Museum is planned at ICON Park, expected to break ground this August with a late‑2027 opening.

A five‑day spoken‑word festival lands in Orlando next week, bringing 200+ poets, 32 teams and a #ReviveZora kickoff in Eatonville.

The Morse Museum will replace its McKean Pavilion this summer with a new 3,000‑square‑foot space to expand classes and community programming while galleries remain open.

A state letter warns Orlando it could lose grant money if a temporary three‑year bypass of the Historic Preservation Board is approved. The City Council advances a second reading Monday as advocates and developers clash.