Matthew Moyer

The Halloween event is a first for Orlando Museum of Art and they’re going all out with a costume contest, themed drinks, light bites, a DJ (and attendant dancing) and a photobooth.

If you’re all spooky season’d out and instead want to spend Halloween taking in some terrifyingly good new theatrical works, the first weekend of PlayFest is where you need to be. You’ll be treated to staged readings of six plays and get to engage with the playwright and company in a talkback afterwards.

Fear Reach Scream Park isn’t afraid to take on Halloween Horror Nights

A Night of the Mystic Arts Casselberry promises vendors dealing in all manner of oddities, curiosities and New Age practices:.

The news broke this week that the formerly defunct Toys R Us chain plans to open a location in the greater Orlando area as part of a nationwide expansion.

In the more heady and less two-clicks-away-from-vaccine-denial days of YouTube, the Epic Rap Battles of History channel was an undisputed comedic goldmine.

City of Orlando-owned venue the Kia Center is under fire for hosting a boxing match that degenerated into a melee of swastika flags, Nazi salutes and

Heading up the Labor Day Jazz Festival is superlative Chi-town saxophonist and hard-bop revivalist Eric Alexander, playing two sets to wind both up and down the evening.

Take a look here at all of the smiling faces and righteous rockers who came out to support Orlando's own Central Florida Public Media over the weekend. A

The song cycle by Tony Award-winning lyricist and composer Jason Robert  Brown (Parade, Bridges of Madison County) was his first major production in NYC. It is not a play or musical theater, per se, but a series of thematically connected songs all dealing with “moments of decision” across history and culture.