Orlando visual artist Gisela Romero showcases community faces in new exhibition
Gisela Romero in her studio Credit: Hector Perez Segnini/courtesy Terrace Gallery In the five years since immigrating to the United […]
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Orlando drag performer Dollya Black to compete on new season of ‘Dragula: Titans’
Dollya Black returns to the world of Dragula Credit: Courtesy Orlando performer Dollya Black has just been announced as a
Clowning around in the kitchen with Todd Zimmerman, the Orlando-based winner of Food Network’s ‘Worst Cooks in America’
Todd Zimmerman Credit: courtesy of Food Network In the magical world of Orlando’s attractions, even a humble rat can become
An Archaeological Dig Uncovers Native American Artifacts
This summer, drivers along Route 2 past Sand Bar State Park in Milton might have noticed a large mound of
Global Peace Film Festival brings Oscar-winning labor documentarian Barbara Kopple to Orlando
Coal miners strike against the Brookside Mine in Harlan County, Kentucky Credit: still from the film “Harlan County, USA” According
Must See, Must Do, September 17-24
Director Kathy Kasic near Qaanaaq, Greenland Credit: Courtesy of Jonathan Porteus Tip of the Iceberg Sunday 21 Climate-concerned community members
Se7en Bites to host Pride parking space painting event
Credit: Photo by Chloe Greenberg Inspired by Orlando’s battle with the state over the formerly rainbow-painted Pulse memorial crosswalk, Se7en
Thornton Park’s Honey House Vintage to close this month
Credit: via Honey House Vintage/Facebook Honey House Vintage, a cozy boutique on Thornton Park’s Summerlin Avenue, will close its doors
We’re Your Venus party serves face, film and ballroom for community and a good cause in Orlando
‘I’m Your Venus’ screens part of Ballroom event in Orlando Credit: Courtesy photo “Some of them say that we’re sick,
Vermont’s Performing Arts Scene Readies for a New Season
From the days of Bill Shakespeare putting on Macbeth at the Globe to Anaïs Mitchell transporting Hadestown from Barre to