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Editor-in-Chief, Orlando Weekly
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By Jessica Bryce Young| Orlando Weekly Verified click to enlarge Courtesy photo EPCOT’s very popular is upon us Festival of the Arts The “s” in “Arts” does some heavy lifting in the name of this festival, alluding to a generous, big-tent definition of art that includes sidewalk chalk, acrobats and cookies decorated as paint palettes. EPCOT’s annual Festival of the Arts is unlikely to induce Stendhal Syndrome in any members of your party — there will be no Rembrandts or Rothkos on hand to dazzle.
By Jessica Bryce Young| Orlando Weekly Verified click to enlarge photo by Matador Tod Caviness co-hosts Tuesday's Election Night special edition of Loose Lips at Lil Indie's Since 2016, the first Tuesday of every month finds a loose collection of word people — poets, comedians, rambling raconteurs — mic in hand at Lil Indie's doing that spoken word thing with one special condition: The words must reflect the events of the day.
By Jessica Bryce Young| Orlando Weekly Verified click to enlarge Courtesy photo EPCOT’s very popular is upon us Festival of the Arts The “s” in “Arts” does some heavy lifting in the name of this festival, alluding to a generous, big-tent definition of art that includes sidewalk chalk, acrobats and cookies decorated as paint palettes. EPCOT’s annual Festival of the Arts is unlikely to induce Stendhal Syndrome in any members of your party — there will be no Rembrandts or Rothkos on hand to dazzle.
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Orlando Weekly
Orlando Weekly is a free, independent publication that has been serving the Orlando community since 1990. Now part of Chava Communications, it provides a local source for news, opinion, events, and culture. The publication covers a variety of topics, including local politics, arts, entertainment, and lifestyle, offering insights into the issues that shape the city. Orlando Weekly publishes a weekly print edition and maintains a digital presence, allowing readers to access articles, event listings, and other content. It features comprehensive listings of local events, including concerts and cultural festivals, and offers in-depth analysis and opinion pieces on community issues. The publication also highlights the local dining scene with guides to restaurants and bars, as well as reviews and previews of arts and entertainment events. With over three decades in the community, Orlando Weekly plays a vital role in showcasing local stories and supporting independent voices.
Orlando, Florida, United States
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Founded: 1990