Okapi

When: Sun., Jan. 29, 7:30 p.m. 2023

Avant-rock duo from Asheville, NC that employs upright bass, cello, and voice. Their raw and intricate songwriting is cathartic but inviting, carrying honest and satirical messages that aim to stimulate a universal confrontation with reality while encouraging consciousness, healthy growth, and individual empowerment.

321-234-3985

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Venue Details

Timucua Arts Foundation

2000 S. Summerlin Ave., Orlando South

407-595-2713

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0.13 miles
Delaney Street Baptist Church

0.19 miles
Boone High School

0.23 miles
Wadeview Pool

0.26 miles
The Manes Emporium of Doubt

0.36 miles

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