Summer 2025 Issue

Summer 2025

Tranquil Bloom by Mary Ellen Carrier will be one of the pieces on display at The Not-So-Secret Life of Plants watercolor exhibition at Orlando Science Center. For more information, see: What’s ‘Thigmomorphogenesis’?.

Artist Kelly Williams-Cramer created a cartoon manatee named Hugh to reel in kids to a summer camp at the Orange County Regional History Center.
Summer 2025

Tranquil Bloom by Mary Ellen Carrier will be one of the pieces on display at The Not-So-Secret Life of Plants watercolor exhibition at Orlando Science Center. For more information, see: What’s ‘Thigmomorphogenesis’?.

Tranquil Bloom by Mary Ellen Carrier will be one of the pieces on display at The Not-So-Secret Life of Plants watercolor exhibition at Orlando Science Center. For more information, see: What’s ‘Thigmomorphogenesis’?.

The Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival remains undaunted.
You have to do more than dust works of art to keep them pristine.
A Winter Park urban oasis celebrates its 85th year.
Local date nights that are both artsy and fun.
A Gift for Music marks 25 years of teaching and inspiring.

Looking for something to do? We’ve got a few suggestions in this roundup of upcoming events—in every artistic genre—offered by Central Florida’s plethora of arts and cultural organizations.

May 1 to 4
Orlando Ballet
Steinmetz Hall at Dr. Phillips Center
May 17 to September 7
Orlando Science Center
June 6 and 7
Central Florida Community Arts
Calvary Orlando
June 8
Arts Fellowship Orlando
Alexis & Jim Pugh Theater at Dr. Phillips Center
June 24–29
Walt Disney Theater at Dr. Phillips Center
July 25 to September 5
Winter Park Library
August 8 and 9
Crealdé School of Art
August 10, 17 and 24
Opera Orlando
University Club of Winter Park
August 8 to 31
Winter Park Playhouse at Orlando Shakes
The Maitland Art Center’s A Return to Espero exhibition is about finding the heart and explaining the hazy genesis of the historic center.
Pool Party: The Pool in American Art at the Mennello Museum of American Art will go swimmingly as renowned artists dive into swimming pool culture.
Orlando Museum of Art’s Florida Prize in Contemporary Art, now in its 11th year, spotlights the state’s top creators.
Kenya-born artist Njeri Kinuthia tackles gender suppression issues and proclaims that “I am free” at the Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens.
Central Florida Watercolor Society artists offer their colorful takes on science with The Not-So-Secret Life of Plants at Orlando Science Center.
Solana Fine Art’s upcoming exhibition, Designer Showcase: The Fusion of Art and Interior Design, marries fine art with home décor.
Mark T. Smith, renowned for his painting, animations and design work, reboots his career with an exhibition at Orlando’s Mills Gallery.