Fabric images tell the stories and themes of lives of Africans around the world; through March 20; also at Hannibal Square Heritage Center, 642 New England Ave., Winter Park [more]

Broken Promises

Tuesday, February 9 at Harris House at Atlantic Center for the Arts, New Smyrna Beach

Art

Artists Jim Collins and Terri Lindbloom explore the boundaries between two-dimensional and three-dimensional art; through Feb. 26 [more]

Celebrating Black Artists

Tuesday, February 9 at Osceola Center for the Arts, Kissimmee

Art > Exhibits

Juried exhibition of works from African American artists; through Feb. 26 [more]

Changing Landscapes, Changing Visions

Tuesday, February 9 at Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando

Art

Four exhbitions examine the role of the landscape and environment on the American experience; through July 25 [more]

Chill

Tuesday, February 9 at Little Fish Huge Pond, Sanford

Music > Clubs/Lounges/Etc.

Chill [more]

Coalescence

Tuesday, February 9 at Pound Gallery, CityArts Factory, Orlando

Art

A collection of landscapes, figures and portraits by Andrew White; through Feb. 14 [more]

Cold Cave, Nite Jewel, Technobox, Emily Reo

Tuesday, February 9 at Back Booth, Orlando

Music > Concerts/Events

Cold Cave’s MySpace page contains an extraordinarily apt example of truth in advertising: Listed above the group’s location (New York) is the tagline, “Hear sounds about yesterday’s pains today.” They’re not joking about the “yesterday’s pains” part; this three-piece’s existential synth-pop owes an incredible amount to morose ’80s aesthetes like New Order and Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark. This project marks bandleader Wes Eisold’s leap into the world of electronica. In contrast with his past groups’ (Give Up the Ghost and Some Girls) septic, spazzy hardcore, there’s nary a bloodthirsty shout to be heard in Cold Cave. Instead, the vocals find kinship with the dreary, put-upon moan of Robert Smith. The lyrics complement the somber tone: “Love Comes Close,” an icy single that almost resembles “Goodbye Horses,” features this lament: “Love comes close/but chooses to spare me./Death comes close/but ceases to take me.” Might Ian Curtis approve? (with Nite Jewel, Technobox, Emily Reo; 8 p.m. at Back Booth, 37 W. Pine St.; $6-$8; www.backbooth.com) [more]

Con Tiempo al Tiempo F5-Project

Tuesday, February 9 at CityArts Factory, Orlando

Art

Marcos Cruz presents reimaginings of classic artwork in metal; through March 20 [more]

Curtis Earth Trivia

Tuesday, February 9 at O'Boys Real Smoked Bar-B-Q, Winter Park

Music > Clubs/Lounges/Etc.

Curtis Earth Trivia [more]

Damon, Warsing & Wynn

Tuesday, February 9 at Tanqueray's, Orlando

Music > Clubs/Lounges/Etc.

Damon, Warsing & Wynn [more]

Di-verse Word

Tuesday, February 9 at Dandelion Communitea Cafe, Orlando

Literary

Shawn Welcome leads a night of spoken word and poetry performances [more]

Dirty Bingo

Tuesday, February 9 at Stardust Lounge, Orlando

Music > Clubs/Lounges/Etc.

Dirty Bingo [more]

Double Exposure

Tuesday, February 9 at Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach

Art

Vintage photographs from the Amistad Center for Art & Culture's historical collection of photo-based art by contemporary African-American artists; through May 30 [more]