The Arts Connection Minute lists arts events across Central Florida - it's heard weekdays at 9:59 a.m. To find more cultural events, visit The Red Chair Project, Central Florida's official guide to arts and culture.
Monday August 18th Hi. I’m Secily Wilson, here’s a look at your local arts scene this week with The Arts Connection Minute for Monday August 18th. Get into the Olympic spirit with the exhibit “Chinese Kites by artist Sheng-li Gao” now on display through August 28th at the Museum of Arts & Sciences in Daytona. And Thursday at 1 p.m. you can join a guided tour with the artist himself. Call 386-255-0285 or visit moas.org for more information. And closing this week is the Moonlight Player’s performance of Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing.” You catch this comedic classic Thursday at 7 p.m., Friday or Saturday at 8 p.m. or on Sunday at 2 p.m. in downtown Clermont. Call 352-319-1116 or visit moonlightplayers.com for your tickets. Remember, to check us out on the web at wmfe.org/arts for the links to all these events and more with The Arts Connection Blog, and don't forget to watch The Arts Connection, Thursday night at 8 on WMFE.
Tuesday August 19th Hi. I’m Secily Wilson, here’s a look at your local arts scene this week with The Arts Connection Minute for Tuesday August 19th. Discover “Painting for Joy: New Japanese Paintings in the 1990's” a fine art exhibit closing this week at The Cornell Fine Arts Museum in Winter Park. This is the only place you can see this unique exhibit in the state of Looking for a child friendly event that will jolt your childhood memories? Well the Storybook Theater Company presents, “The AristoCats” based on the 1970 Disney film. Catch this feline favorite this weekend at The Sands Theater in DeLand. For tickets call 386-736-7456 or visit sandstheatercenter.com.
Remember, to check us out on the web at wmfe.org/arts for the links to all these events and more with The Arts Connection Blog, and don't forget to watch The Arts Connection, Thursday night at 8 on WMFE.
Wednesday August 20th
Hi. I’m Secily Wilson, here’s a look at your local arts scene this week with The Arts Connection Minute for Wednesday August 20th. Tonight, The Orlando Hispanic Film Festival is screening "Pleure en Silence" featuring the winner of last year’s best male actor, Guy LeCluyse. The screening takes place at 7 p.m. at Fashion Square Mall. Visit ohfilmfestival.com for more information.
Friends of local musician Bob Rafkin invite you to a benefit to help support him during his battle with cancer. It’s Thursday from 7 to 10 p.m. at The Plaza Theatre in Remember, to check us out on the web at wmfe.org/arts for the links to all these events and more with The Arts Connection Blog, and don't forget to watch The Arts Connection, Thursday night at 8 on WMFE.
Thursday August 21st Hi. I’m Secily Wilson, here’s a look at your local arts scene this week with The Arts Connection Minute for Thursday August 21st. The Center for Contemporary Dance has a weekend line up you won’t want to miss. On Saturday at 4 p.m. Patelworks Dance Theater presents “The Cosmic Dance” a performance mixing classical Indian movement with contemporary dance performed to live music and vocals. And at 7 p.m. peek inside Pandora’s Box with “Untold Stories” presented by the Emotions Dance Company. Then Sunday at 2 p.m. help keep arts education alive with “See(k)ing” a heartfelt dance performance by the children of the Remember, to check us out on the web at wmfe.org/arts for the links to all these events and more with The Arts Connection Blog, and don't forget to watch The Arts Connection, tonight at 8 on WMFE.
Friday August 22nd Hi. I’m Secily Wilson, here’s a look at your local arts scene this week with The Arts Connection Minute for Friday August 22nd. Tonight at 9, Doug Rhodehamel, creator of the Spore Project, presents his latest work, Anenome for one night only at Studio 808 in
Then on Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. join Larry Hoppen, the lead singer of Remember, to check us out on the web at wmfe.org/arts for the links to all these events and more with The Arts Connection Blog. That’s wmfe.org/arts.
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