Posted By Matthew Moyer on Fri, Mar 5, 2021 at 11:42 AM click image Photo courtesy Parkhaus15 A new gallery space has been making quiet moves in Orlando this year, with an admirable commitment to the DIY ethos and a newly opened exhibit from two notable local artists.
ParkHaus15 is a small, nonprofit gallery space run out of the garage of a private residence in the UCF area. The ad hoc gallery has been up and running since October of last year, and is committed to the more experimental end of the local arts scene. Shows to date include
Utopian/Vermilion by Leah Sandler (an occasional
Posted By Melissa Perez-Carrillo on Wed, Mar 3, 2021 at 4:43 PM click to enlarge The
Central Florida Fair celebrates its 109th anniversary March 4-14 with plenty of entertainment options like the Sea Lion Splash, Pirates of the Colombian Caribbean, racing pigs, camel rides, live music and helicopter rides (weather permitting). The fair has implemented new health and safety guidelines: Face masks will be required for attendees 6 years of age or older when not actively drinking or eating; all indoors events have been canceled this year; and all rides will receive a deep cleaning prior to opening, which will be repeated throughout the event.
Construction work resumed on Universal Orlando's Epic Universe theme park project on Wednesday after being on hold for nearly eight months. Work on the park.
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Posted By Ken Storey on Mon, Mar 1, 2021 at 10:38 AM click image Photo via Florida Project Parties of the past: 20 old photos from Pleasure Island With the cinematic universes of Star Wars and Marvel proving pivotal to the early success of Disney+, the company is now looking at how to bring new franchise universes to life, and that may entail tapping into one that began inside Disney theme parks. According to
The Hollywood Reporter, Disney is looking at using the fictional Society of Explorers and Adventurers as the premise of a new television franchise. The Hollywood Reporter story points to Ron Moore as the writer and executive producer for the new franchise. Starting with a single series, S.E.A. will eventually become a full Magic King