#Culture Death of a Dive Bar: Muldoon’s Last Call After nearly half a century as a beloved musician’s bar in Winter Park, Muldoon’s Saloon closes—leaving behind decades of memories Jess Savage / 1 week Comment (0) (858)
#Culture What is the La-Z Boy Quartet? A dream about humming recliners led to an experimental music project in Orlando, where La-Z-Boy chairs become instruments at the Patrick Greene / 1 week Comment (0) (812)
#Culture Beyond the Turnstiles: There’s a Fire at The Woodshed Beyond the theme parks and long lines, one Orlando venue is keeping a different kind of magic alive. Inside The Jess Savage / 2 weeks Comment (0) (511)
#Culture Under the Tent With Paranormal Cirque II A freezing night, a red-and-black tent, and an adult circus full of undead acrobats—Jodi Renee Thomas steps inside Paranormal Cirque Jodi Renee Thomas / 2 weeks Comment (0) (794)
#Culture Valentine’s Day, Real-Florida Style Experience Valentine's Day with your sweetheart in Central Florida. Lauressa Nelson / 4 weeks Comment (0) (989)
#Art #Culture ‘David LaChapelle: As the World Turns:’ Contemporary Artist’s First Retrospective Exhibit Opens in Orlando David LaChapelle poses in front of his artwork at the Orlando Museum of Art. Photo by Rich Johnson of Spectacle Sandra Dee Carr / 4 weeks Comment (0) (866)
#Art #Culture ‘Art Pollination’ Exhibit Uses Creativity to Address Food Insecurity in Orlando A free art exhibit at Orlando City Hall brings together 20 artists to explore sustainability, food justice and hunger relief Sandra Dee Carr / 1 month Comment (1) (863)
#Culture My First Bowl of Pho: Friendship, Vietnamese Culture, and the Real Orlando A first bowl of pho becomes a moment of connection, revealing friendship, Vietnamese culture, and the deeper story of Orlando Dominick Major / 1 month Comment (0) (492)
#Art #Culture Contigo Fund’s “Wicked for Good” Gala Brought Drag, Art, and Advocacy to Orlando Drag, glitter, and glamour filled the Orlando Ballet School as Contigo Fund hosted its Wicked for Good Gala — an Adam Simon / 1 month Comment (0) (774)
#Culture #Food #Pulp City Eats Farewell Feast: Chef Jay’s Secret Supper Club Bids Orlando Goodbye For years, Chef Jay’s Dinner With Strangers was Orlando’s most elusive supper club — part mystery, part magic. His final Adam Simon / 3 months Comment (1) (420)
#Culture Chabuca — the unexpected Peruvian restaurant bringing real flavor to Orlando Chabuca’s Yuquitas Inka: crispy cheese-filled yuca balls topped with bright chalaquita over a pool of Huancaina sauce. Lauressa Nelson / 3 months Comment (1) (484)
#Culture Strength in Style: Inside the Pinkatude Experience in Winter Park Experience Pinkatude 2025 in Winter Park—a powerful breast cancer awareness event blending fashion, community, and survivor celebration. Erika T. Neal / 4 months Comment (1) (412)
#Culture Voices of the City: 150 Years of Orlando in Print From the Sentinel’s presses to Ozone Magazine’s national rise, Orlando’s story has always been told in print. Explore 150 years Dominick Major / 4 months Comment (0) (414)
#Culture West Orange High Ends “Witchy Wednesday” After Liberty Counsel Complaint West Orange High’s “Witchy Wednesday” was meant to bring midweek mindfulness — until an evangelical legal group called it witchcraft. Mike Synan / 5 months Comment (0) (384)
#Culture Maitland’s Enzian Theater Upgrades to 70mm Film: A New Chapter for Florida’s Indie Cinema Landmark Forty years after first lighting up Maitland, Enzian Theater is keeping real film alive with a 70mm upgrade that honors Dominick Major / 5 months Comment (0) (466)
#Culture Valencia tackles hunger: Free food for students in need Valencia College is addressing student hunger with its VCentials program, offering free nutritious food at campus locations. In response to Mike Synan / 5 months Comment (0) (481)
#Culture Martin Andersen and Orlando, the City Beautiful: Growth, Power, and Division As Orlando celebrates 150 years, one man’s influence looms large. Martin Andersen turned the Orlando Sentinel into a lever for Dominick Major / 7 months Comment (23) (507)