Photos from the opening night of Orlando's Nude Nite 2018

By on Fri, Feb 16, 2018 at 6:42 pm

America’s largest nude art exhibition bared it all last night. Here are a few photos from the opening night celebrations at the Central Florida Fairgrounds. By the way, this gallery contains artistic nudes, so yeah it's very NSFW. Nude Nite continues through Saturday.

Nude Nite starts 6 p.m., and runs Thursday-Saturday; Central Florida Fairgrounds, 4603 W. Colonial Drive; $25-$30; nudenite.com

February 15, 2018
Photos by Holly Whelden
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Photos from the opening night of Orlando's Nude Nite 2018
Holly Whelden
Photos from the opening night of Orlando's Nude Nite 2018
Holly Whelden
Photos from the opening night of Orlando's Nude Nite 2018
Holly Whelden
Photos from the opening night of Orlando's Nude Nite 2018
Holly Whelden
Photos from the opening night of Orlando's Nude Nite 2018
Holly Whelden
Photos from the opening night of Orlando's Nude Nite 2018
Holly Whelden
Photos from the opening night of Orlando's Nude Nite 2018
Holly Whelden
Photos from the opening night of Orlando's Nude Nite 2018
Holly Whelden
Photos from the opening night of Orlando's Nude Nite 2018
Holly Whelden
Photos from the opening night of Orlando's Nude Nite 2018
Holly Whelden

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