Vol. 38, No. 27
During Tampa visit, Biden pins Florida's six-week abortion ban on Trump
'There's one person responsible for this nightmare, and he acknowledges and brags about it.'
By Michael Moline, Florida Phoenix
JetBlue accused of anti-union intimidation tactics at Orlando International Airport
Orlando’s Maxwell Frost joined other members of Congress in calling on JetBlue to allow for their employees to organize without unlawful interference.
By McKenna Schueler
Write in your nominations for Best of Orlando® 2024 now through May 6
Vote for your favorite everything around town.
By Orlando Weekly Staff
DeSantis approves $200 million boost for My Safe Florida Home grant program
The program could help about 20,000 mostly low- and moderate-income residents cut property-insurance costs
By Jim Turner, the News Service of Florida
Florida Gov. DeSantis won't say if he would suspend a re-elected Andrew Warren
'I think it's all gonna work out,' DeSantis said
University of Florida threatens student protesters with suspension, banishment from campus for 3 years
Campus police circulated a list of prohibited activities late Thursday as about 50 protesters gathered for a second day of demonstrations
By Amanda Friedman and Vivienne Serret, Fresh Take Florida
Orange County Animal Services hopes you can give Windsong a second chance at happiness
This adoptable senior dog is a snuggle buddy
By Orange County Animal Services
Florida Puerto Rican Parade and Festival happens downtown this weekend
The festival begins where and when the parade ends.
By Sarah Harwell
'Garden of Eden' dinner show brings alternative drag to Winter Park's The Heavy
Plant shopping, Cholo Dogs and drag — a perfect traditional Sunday.
By Matthew Moyer
Orlando Ballet announces lineup for upcoming performance season, including 'The Nutcracker,' 'Peter Pan' and more
Gisele, Clara, Juliet and Martha Graham would also like a word
Mennello Museum shows off items from its permanent collection in 'Self Taught Black Artists in the American South'
A soul-stirring show that builds a narrative of transcendence
By Richard Reep
Precocious playwright Ciara Hannon returns to Orlando as the Fringe’s new special events producer
But first, a revival of her 2021 hit 'An Adele Horror Story'
By Seth Kubersky
Broadway in Orlando: Star Rob McClure breathes fire into musical stage adaptation of 'Mrs. Doubtfire'
'Mrs. Doubtfire' runs through April 28 at the Dr. Phillips Center's Walt Disney Theater
Icon Park welcomes three new dining concepts to its food hall
The hall is set to shift its focus from traditional 'grab-n-go' dining to authentic international eats.
By Chloe Greenberg
Orlando openings and closings: I-Drive gets Tom's Watch Bar, Dancing Yeti brings Nepalese cuisine, Grazie Modern Italian Kitchen heads to Audubon Park and more
Brand-new spots for burgers, Indian eats, homemade ice cream and more.
By Faiyaz Kara
10th Annual Mount Dora Blueberry Fest, Ravenous Pig unveils new look, BOGO Plantees and more Orlando food events this week
Including the most important blueberry pie-eating contest of the year.
Kyuramen ladles bowls of soup worthy of a journey out to the UCF corridor
Ramen-tic getaway
Melissa Aldana brings her colorful and beautiful music to Orlando with Judson's Live run
Aldana plays double sets at the jazz club Thursday through Saturday.
By Kyle Eagle
Brightside Music Festival brings heavyweights like Sublime and 311 to Orlando Amphitheater
Jakob Nowell, son of Bradley Nowell, fronts a resurgent Sublime this Saturday.
By Alexandra Sullivan
DTO Jazz Fest returns to Orlando with an eclectic array of performers
Catch the downtown groove at Lake Eola Park this weekend.
Tiger Beat releases long-awaited debut tape at Stardust Video and Coffee in Orlando
Sourdrops, Vestis, Eyelash and Uber Crunch open.
Orlando concert calendar, April 25-30: The Verve Pipe, Mariah the Scientist, Jimmie's Chicken Shack, Ukulaliens
Live music around town.
Experimental music and film collide at Winter Park's Dining Room this week
Joshua Rogers, Derek Dunn, Kate Shults, Jonas Van den Bossche and more.
By Bao Le-Huu
Orlando blues firebrand Eugene Snowden returns to two Orlando stages this weekend
Welcome back, Eugene.
All-star Orlando band the New Eagles flock to Stardust Video to play some tunes this week
Featuring members of TV Dinner, The Pauses, Flashlights, Crit, Watch Me Disappear and more.
Orlando folk ensemble Vestis release spectral new album 'Vestis II'
'Explores folk music’s experimental fringe with slowcore’s glacial emotion.'
Postal Service's Jimmy Tamborello reflects on the victory lap that is his band's anniversary tour with Death Cab for Cutie
Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night …
By Gabby Macogay
What to watch this week: The legendary Pam Grier joins the cast of 'Them'; Neil Gaiman's 'Dead Boy Detectives' debuts on Netflix
Plus everything else streaming on Prime Video, Netflix, Hulu, Max, Apple TV+ and the rest
By Steve Schneider
Fanarchy Fest 3: Tightwire, Mikey Erg, Rational Anthem, Vicious Dreams, Petty Thefts, Atomic Treehouse, Double Bubble, The Dreaded Laramie, Virginity
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Winter Park-based Tijuana Flats closes 10 Florida stores following bankruptcy filing
Orlando is the least walkable city in the country, says study
University of Central Florida students and other organizations joined forces early Friday afternoon to rally in protest of Israel's occupation of Gaza…
A rare Spanish farmhouse is now for sale with the traditional design details of "Olde Winter Park" plus modern amenities. The residence,…
You don't truly know Orlando until you've eaten like a bona fide local. From teeny sub shops that have been around for…
Iconic rock band Death Cab for Cutie and electronic-pop band The Postal Service transported Orlando back in time on Wednesday night for…
By Gabby Macogay, Ian Suarez
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