El Open Más Pop is creating space for Orlando’s Latino community to connect through Spanish-language stand-up comedy, culture, and shared experiences at Arome Art Cafe.
Uncle Lou’s is known as where many Orlando musicians get their start. Photo courtesy of Jim Leatherman
There are moments in Yamandu Costa’s playing where the guitar seems to breathe on its own. The Brazilian virtuoso brings that rare, intimate experience to Orlando for one night only.
Hip-hop culture returns to the forefront as Love & Loyalty Weekend takes over Orlando April 17–19 — three days of music, unity, and community rooted in the culture that built it.
L-R VP Tony Boselli, Mayor Donna Deegan, Owner Shad Khan, Mayor Buddy Dyer, Mayor Jerry Demings, Steve Hogan Florida Citrus Sports
Grammy-nominated trumpeter Theo Croker returns to Central Florida for a full-circle performance at the inaugural Orlando Jazz Festival — a homecoming shaped by global sound and rooted in Leesburg.
A chance conversation over watermelon in Orlando led to a deeper story about Gifford, the Florida Highwaymen, and the legacy Michael Sears proudly carried forward.
The inaugural Orlando Jazz Festival arrives March 21 at the Mennello Museum lawn with Chief Adjuah, Terrace Martin, Theo Croker, and a lineup bridging contemporary jazz, soul, hip-hop, and experimental sound.
Patrick Hagerman live at Dr Phillips Performing Arts Center
Orlando is launching its largest downtown reconstruction in history with a $160 million transformation project aimed at reshaping Magnolia Avenue and beyond. Mayor Buddy Dyer says the people-centered redesign will modernize streets, sidewalks, and transit while boosting local businesses and revitalizing downtown’s future.
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