Theater and Arts Events & Things to Do
Near Orlando

Comedy Dark Does Halloween! Grab your costume for chance to win $100 to the CRAZIEST costume! Comedians will be doing their SCARIEST jokes!

Under the guidance of senior faculty member Peter Schreyer, 10 experienced Crealdé master class students tell the visual story and written narrative of contemporary life in Downtown Winter Garden, one of Central Florida’s most authentic small towns.

"Trick or Trivia!" is a spooky, fun-filled game show designed to entertain audiences of all ages with Halloween-themed trivia

Step into the captivating world of dance with an exclusive opportunity to witness Orlando Ballet Company Dancers and Artistic Leadership in action.

The winner of six 2005 Tony Awards, including Best Original Score, CFVA’s production will be directed by lauded performer and director, Ayọ̀ Demps with music direction by the talented Philip King.

An annual elegant, all-white, pop-up picnic!

Get your tickets now to see The Cher Show in Orlando! This theatrical performance will sell out fast, so grab your tickets now to the hottest shows at Dr. Phillips Center - Walt Disney Theater.

Food Truck Thursday at Center Lake Park

Experience the excitement of this holiday treat and share the joy of dance with your loved ones this season. A Christmas Nutcracker Tale promises to be an immersive and heartwarming celebration of the season for the whole family.

Family Paint Party at Songbirds- Silly Turkey

Direct from its Off-Broadway season, A Taste of Ireland - The Irish Music and Dance Sensation, presents its holiday spectacular, A Celtic Christmas.

Since 2020, Crealdé School of Art has partnered with FusionFest Orlando to help showcase Orange County’s cultural diversity through visual arts. Crealdé will organize art-making at Fusion Fest’s Family Village in hands-on art-making workshops.

(in person & virtual) This lecture will showcase examples from the museum's collection, including paintings from Nostalgia for My Island, to illustrate the Museo de Arte de Ponce's significant role in the history of Puerto Rican Art.

A beloved holiday tradition that follows the story of a young girl who embarks on a journey with her Nutcracker prince in a whimsical world of dance.

Now in its third year at Winter Garden City Hall, this exhibition explores the journey of African American artists from the Central Florida community and how their works serve as a testament in preserving time.

The combination of the realist works by Nigerian painter Joshua Owoicho and American painter P.J. Svedja offers distinct cultural influences while appreciating the similarities between the artists’ two worlds.

The combination of the realist works by Nigerian painter Joshua Owoicho and American painter P.J. Svedja offers distinct cultural influences while appreciating the similarities between the artists’ two worlds.

The classic tale of a boy who can fly, whisking Wendy and her brothers to Neverland to encounter fairies, mermaids, and the infamous Captain Hook.

Emerging artists from Crealdé’s Painting & Drawing program share their talent in work produced during their fellowship. These artists also show the value of the instruction by the teachers who mentor them.

Three uniquely choreographed works. One iconic show.

The epitome of a romantic era ballet, Giselle intertwines ethereal grace with heart-wrenching drama.

In this bi-annual exhibition, artists from Crealdé’s ceramics, sculpture, and photography disciplines share their talent in work produced during their programs.

Exhibition of recent acquisitions to Rollins Museum of Art's collection.

Two artists one from Iran and one from Ghana explore the intersections of common themes and questions affecting us all.

Casselberry Arts Center presents Liminal Space, an exhibition of artwork from artists Bobby Aiosa and Anthony Mancuso. You are invited to the opening reception for Liminal Space, an exhibition of their work on September 13 from 6-9 PM.

On long-term loan from The Grasset-Linares Collection, this selection of paintings includes traditional Dutch floral arrangements, rich banquet scenes, and detailed landscapes.

This exhibition challenges preconceptions about the act of reading by exploring experimental methods of communication and comprehension.