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Open Scene and Art & History Museums of Maitland have announced a three-year residency partnership that will bring year-...
09/11/2026

Open Scene and Art & History Museums of Maitland have announced a three-year residency partnership that will bring year-round international performing arts programming to the historic Maitland Art Center.

On paper, it’s kind of a no-brainer as the agreement pairs A&H’s campus, collections and audiences with Open Scene’s programming, production capacity and international artist network. Under the deal, Open Scene will present recurring year-round public programs at the Maitland Art Center throughout the three-year residency, spanning performance, film, literature, immersive experiences, workshops, and public talks.

https://orlandoshine.com/maitland-art-center-lands-open-scene-for-three-year-international-arts-residency/

Andrés helped popularize tapas in the United States through his restaurant Jaleo and now serves as founder and executive...
09/10/2026

Andrés helped popularize tapas in the United States through his restaurant Jaleo and now serves as founder and executive chairman of José Andrés Group, which operates restaurants across the country and internationally, including Jaleo at Disney Springs.

He’s earned the James Beard Foundation’s Outstanding Chef award, been named twice to TIME’s 100 Most Influential People list, and received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2025. He is also the author of We Fed an Island, which chronicles his work feeding communities in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.

https://orlandoshine.com/chef-and-humanitarian-jose-andres-comes-to-rollins-college-this-october/

The show started in 2022 at the Florida Mall Hotel and has grown steadily into one of Central Florida’s more anticipated...
09/10/2026

The show started in 2022 at the Florida Mall Hotel and has grown steadily into one of Central Florida’s more anticipated tattoo conventions, relocating to the larger Osceola Heritage Park venue in 2023 to accommodate its expanding footprint. Because Central Floridians love tattoos.

This year’s edition brings together more than 200 tattoo artists from around the world for three days of live tattooing, piercing, competitions, and tattoo-related browsing.

https://orlandoshine.com/orlando-tattoo-show-returns-to-kissimmee-for-fifth-year/

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