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Everything we saw at the Steinmetz Hall's 'Rise + Shine' Orlando arts extravaganza

By Orlando Weekly Staff

The elegant new performance venue Steinmetz Hall opened on Friday with a showcase of Orlando's arts community that pulled out all the stops. Over 200 local artists (including members of the Orlando Phil, SAK Comedy Lab, CFCArts and the Wynn Family) representing Orlando's arts community were featured in this collaboration between the Dr. Phillips Center, Creative City Project's Cole NeSmith and the Orlando Phil's music director, Eric Jacobsen.

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Everything we saw at the Steinmetz Hall's 'Rise + Shine' Orlando arts extravaganza
Matt Lehman
Everything we saw at the Steinmetz Hall's 'Rise + Shine' Orlando arts extravaganza
Matt Lehman
Everything we saw at the Steinmetz Hall's 'Rise + Shine' Orlando arts extravaganza
Matt Lehman
Everything we saw at the Steinmetz Hall's 'Rise + Shine' Orlando arts extravaganza
Matt Lehman
Everything we saw at the Steinmetz Hall's 'Rise + Shine' Orlando arts extravaganza
Matt Lehman
Everything we saw at the Steinmetz Hall's 'Rise + Shine' Orlando arts extravaganza
Matt Lehman
Everything we saw at the Steinmetz Hall's 'Rise + Shine' Orlando arts extravaganza
Matt Lehman
Everything we saw at the Steinmetz Hall's 'Rise + Shine' Orlando arts extravaganza
Matt Lehman
Everything we saw at the Steinmetz Hall's 'Rise + Shine' Orlando arts extravaganza
Matt Lehman
Everything we saw at the Steinmetz Hall's 'Rise + Shine' Orlando arts extravaganza
Matt Lehman

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