Orlando has a new poet laureate. Camara Gaither is an author, and an award-winning spoken word artist who works in the space between poetry and mental health.
The 3rd annual Orlando Latino Fest is coming to town with a variety of music, food, art exhibits, and local small businesses to mark Hispanic Heritage Month.
Orlando’s Victorian-style horror troupe Phantasmagoria has teamed up with the estate of the darkly whimsical author Edward Gorey to perform some of Gorey’s tales.
Orlando’s Global Peace Film Festival has a new partner this year in UrbanFest 360. They both aim to cultivate connection and shared understanding through film.
Opera Orlando is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year with a season of new twists on established favorites and performances that celebrate the future.
The family of the late Volusia County poet laureate David B. Axelrod is joining forces with the poetry and creative communities to continue his legacy of supporting arts.
MamboYa Dance Company is celebrating its third birthday. It’s a group not focused on performing FOR you, but performing WITH you, with a focus on community.
It’s a cross-county Central Florida collaboration on a Broadway classic in a new light: Central Florida Vocal Arts teams up with the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra for ’The Music Man in Concert.”
Whodunnit? That’s what Sleuths Mystery Dinner Shows has been asking audiences for 35 years now. What secret sauce gives Sleuths its staying power? It's a "family" recipe.
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About Spotlight: Central Florida's Weekly Arts, Culture and Entertainment Podcast
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“Spotlight” covers arts, culture, and entertainment from a Central Florida perspective. But, like the arts itself, “Spotlight” strains its boundaries and may even cross them if there’s a need!…
“Spotlight” aims to call attention to people and events that offer enrichment to its listeners. That enrichment comes in many forms: from a discussion about how art can take its audience on an emotional journey that creates empathy where none existed before…to news about a local theater or museum when its inner workings have outsized consequences…to a belly laugh from much-need comedic relief. “Spotlight” will also share performances from creators of all stripes and endeavor to amplify voices not often heard. It’s an engaging and exciting listen with a mind-broadening mission.