Enzian Theater in Maitland has a special program arranged forMother’s Day. Guests can treat Mom to music, brunch … and the rain in Spain, courtesy of the classic film “My Fair Lady.”
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‘Sage Project’ opens at Hannibal Square Heritage Center
Posted by Orlando Sentinel on May 8th, 2012
A group of African-American men and women, ranging between the ages of 85 and 106, will share their experiences as lifelong residents of one of the nation’s oldest African-American townships in a unique historical exhibition that opens Friday, May 11.
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A&H Museums — Maitland kick off summer concerts
Posted by Orlando Sentinel on May 8th, 2012
The A&H Associates — that’s the volunteer corps of the Art & History Museums – Maitland (A&H) — have partnered with Performing Arts of Maitland to present a Summer Concert Series in the A&H’s beautiful Main Garden at 231 W. Packwood A…
Wagner’s ‘Ring’ cycle begins in movie theaters
Posted by Orlando Sentinel on May 8th, 2012
Movie screenings of all four operas in Wagner’s epic “Ring” cycle begin Wednesday, May 9.
Flying Horse Letterpress Happy Hour at the Mennello
Posted by Orlando Sentinel on May 8th, 2012
The next UCF Flying Horse Editions Letterpress Happy Hour is this week, presented in conjunction with the Mennello Museum exhibit “Imprints: 20 Years of Flying Horse Editions,” a celebration of the art of printmaking and bookmaking.
‘Requiem for a Young Man’ uses music, dance to honor military
Posted by Orlando Sentinel on May 8th, 2012
“Requiem for a Young Man,” a multidisciplinary show about love, life and war, opens Thursday at Valencia College’s East Campus Performing Arts Center.
WMFE: Group makes offer to buy TV station
Posted by Orlando Sentinel on May 8th, 2012
A local group affiliated with the Independent Public Media initiative says it has made an offer to buy Channel 24, Central Florida’s former public television station, from WMFE.
‘Dancing With the Stars’: William Levy rules the night
Posted by Orlando Sentinel on May 7th, 2012
“Dancing With the Stars”went to Bollywood, tried trio dancing and served up bleeped cursing Monday night. The judges reached for the 10 paddles frequently, and consequently, the scores didn’t make a lot of sense.
Central Florida Community Choir salutes Broadway with concert
Posted by Orlando Sentinel on May 7th, 2012
Central Florida Community Arts, a nonprofit umbrella organization for several musical arts entities including professional ensemble Legacy!, will this week debut its latest choral concert, a salute to the music of Broadway.
Robert Wittman, famed art-crimes FBI agent, to give free lecture
Posted by Orlando Sentinel on May 7th, 2012
Robert Wittman once tracked down a cache of stolen Norman Rockwell paintings, missing for 23 years, to a farmhouse in Brazil.
