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Loch Haven Park felt a bit emptier Tuesday without the 1,600 artists, over 120 shows and more than 67,000 attendees that gathered for this year’s Orlando Fringe Festival.
It’s the biggest event of the summer — don’t screw it up
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While arts organizations try to determine their new normal, overall audiences have yet to get back to pre-pandemic levels.
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Attendance at May’s Orlando Fringe Festival was higher than last year – but nowhere near the pre-pandemic heights of 2019.
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Visual Fringe, the visual art portion of the Orlando Fringe Festival, will bring back its popular Cocktail and Paint Class, as well as host a variety of other events, during the second week of the festival.