I was able to watch the JAMMitors at EPCOT as I was standing around CommuniCore Hall during the…read moreFlower & Garden Festival after grabbing lunch from a Food Booth. At first, I thought this was going to be a relaxing spot to enjoy my meal. Then, before I knew what was happening, the "JAMMitors" come rolling in with their instruments and all of a sudden we are watching a percussion group! The energy of the performance was incredible. The band members were incredibly engaging as well! They worked extremely well with the crowd, and you could tell that each of them had a lot of talent. The artists produced many of their own unique and rhythmic arrangements for the audience to clap along too. I loved the fact that I ate my festival food while watching this show! This added to a relaxed, carefree atmosphere, a break from the theme park rides at Epcot! I liked the laid back aspect of this experience. The best part about it is there's no long lines, waits, nor a Lightning Lane for anything! You can just go and enjoy yourself. The JAMMitors are definitely entertaining. While it is not something that would be worth planning an entire day around, they do offer some great entertainment opportunities if you happen to be in the area, especially if there is a festival with food options to enjoy as well! The JAMMitors were probably one my favorite shows to see while visiting Epcot.

Do NOT recommend this company. Our contract was abruptly canceled over text, followed by being…read moreblocked by the vendor and our deposit not returned. Find a different vendor.

PIB were in charge of my bachelor party and nailed it. It wasn't just party - it was an event. They…read morecreated a whole experience that was perfectly curated to match my and my friends' vibe. I came into town for the weekend and did not want the party to end - I can't thank them enough and I recommend them to anyone who needs any important event to be planned. You won't be disappointed!

In searching for a DJ for our 70+ person corporate holiday party, we knew we needed to find someone…read morewho could energize the crowd and keep everyone engaged. In the swarm of DJ's in Orlando, I was so pleased we decided on Nvision Productions! I worked with Christian several weeks before the event, walked through the venue and discussed the time line of the evening. He is personable, and since this was our first party we had done like this, he was very reassuring. I was very skeptical of the additional expense for lighting but I took his word for it and all I can say is.... BUY the lighting package!! It is 100% worth it. While Christian was fantastic at getting the people moving.. the lighting really set the stage and gave the room a party atmosphere! It is worth every penny. Christian was also perfectly professional. He set up hours before the event to make sure everything was in place, he stayed long after the party was over to pack up all of his gear. He was polite to everyone while he fielded their song requests, worked the light show and even led several of the line dances to keep the crowd dancing.... He's got some pretty good moves himself :) and really made everyone feel comfortable! I can't recommend them highly enough. We are excited to have another party with NVision!

I've played music my whole life. Been on multiple albums. Done a lot of studio work , etc. I am…read morehard to impress when it comes to bands. This band was so fun. I thoroughly enjoyed them!!!

We really enjoyed this show! At first I wasn't to thrilled to go but we had free time before the…read moreSea Lions show. We ended up enjoying this show better than the sea lions!!! The animals were so cute and smart! The show was funny and well choreographed! Great job!!

A vreat show showcasing how rescued animals can be trained. From dogs, cats, a rate ,pig,…read morebirds...rhe show melts your heart! A true gem.

So I was pretty excited about this place. Saw the pictures, the swing band and tons of people, I…read morewas pumped and wanted to take the classes. Made reservations online, through yelp, which redirects you to their system. Was easily made and paid for our dance lesson. Dance lesson was scheduled for 7pm. We got there around 6:46pm and asked where could we park. Parking area is very small and has a weird layout. We checked in and the lady upfront said, "Well we received somebody's reservation but it had no name or everything, so I'm guessing it's you, come in!". We were the first ones there, so no issues with the reservation. But I thought it was pretty crazy that they were just "guessing" it was me. Asides from that, dance lesson started and it was raining cats and dogs so you could barely hear the instructors. Instructor let us know that they usually have speakers and microphones, but that the equipment was late. The first 30 minutes of the dance lesson was a total disappointment... We couldn't hear the instructors, because of the rain and they even said that we would have to practice without music until the equipment arrived. 7:30pm, equipment is quickly set up and instructors are FINALLY given mics. We can finally hear them... After that it wasn't so bad and we had fun. I would definitely come again, but I would hope for them to be more organized. No idea of who reserved what? Late equipment? No mics? Not being able to hear the instructors? Yeah, I hope it was only that night... because I really liked the concept and the instructors were nice. I will provide update next time I come to this place again.

Sunday, February 15, 2026…read more Every year Opera Orlando holds a Valentine's fundraising event to support it's mission. As its been in the recent past, the function takes place at the home of John & Audrey R., who are significant benefactors to the Opera and the arts in Orlando. I was honored to be able to take part in the festivities and was accompanied by my sister and Kimberley K. Prior to entering the residence, Opera Orlando staff welcomed us and checked us in. And upon setting foot in the home you were greeted by a beautiful palette of reds, pinks, and whites invoking the themes of passion and sweetness, which thoughtfully connected to the "La Traviata" opera selections which we were going to experience later in the afternoon. The luncheon began with passed hors d'oeuvres of Deviled Eggs and Mini-Empanadas. Likewise, as in years past, the foodie hits again made their appearance. A Steakhouse Martini was served which included Grilled Flank Steak with Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes. Not to be outdone, a Chicken & Waffles option was also available. I can never turn down either of these delightful and tasty dishes and give a two-thumbs up to Arthur's Catering for preparing and serving that day's cuisine. However, the high point of the afternoon was the scaled down version of La Traviata performed in the foyer of the grand residence. Experiencing opera in Steinmetz Hall at the Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando is one thing but having the opportunity to hear opera voices reverberate in someone's abode is something completely different and awe inspiring. Having the ability to get up close and personal with the artists and meeting them afterwards is a special treat which I always appreciate. The arts, in all its forms, plays a integral role in my life. It not only can stimulate and energize the senses but also can make us connect with others and share emotions. Because of that, my support of the arts will always be a part of my being.

On Sunday, February 15th, 2026, I had the absolute pleasure of being invited, through my friend…read moreRonnald, to the home of one of the largest supporters of the arts in Orlando for a very special afternoon celebrating the 10th anniversary of Opera Orlando. This was not just any gathering. It was a once a year Valentine event honoring the top supporters of the arts, and I felt deeply honored to be included. The home itself was massive and truly estately, the kind of residence that feels designed for grand entertaining. Chairs were carefully arranged for about sixty guests, creating an intimate concert setting within this extraordinary space. There was something incredibly moving about knowing that this performance was being offered specifically in gratitude to those who help sustain the arts in our community. The program featured a shorter version of La Traviata, perfectly chosen for Valentine's Day. Being that close to the performers made the experience almost surreal. Sarah Joy Miller, David Miller, Gabriel Preisser, Nathan Cicero, and Jana Kaminsky delivered performances that were both powerful and deeply personal. In such an intimate setting, every note felt immediate and alive. You could sense the breath behind the phrasing, the emotion behind the words. The music truly swept me off my feet. The afternoon was beautifully curated, from the elegant hors d'oeuvres to the thoughtful details throughout the home. It was refined without feeling stiff, celebratory without feeling overdone. I made sure to dress the part and wore my Sunday best, because an occasion like this deserves respect and care. There is something very special about being in a room filled with people who value and support the arts at that level. I left feeling inspired, grateful, and incredibly fortunate to have been invited into such a meaningful celebration. It was a lovely afternoon in every sense of the word, and one I will not soon forget.

I was one of the lucky ones who was able to buy the Rocky Horror Picture Show ticket before it sold…read moreout. I went on a Saturday evening and was greeted by the staff, who scanned my ticket and welcomed me in. The entrance had a bar area, where soda, water, and alcoholic drinks were available. Beyond the lobby was a small art gallery where you can buy paintings for a reasonable price. The bathroom was in a different place, but not too far away and clean. Once we were ushered into the theater, it was an old school with regular stadium seats and a small projector for the movie. We were warned that it would be hot inside because of AC issues, and they were not kidding. Many audience members had fans to cool off. There was a preshow explaining the movie, the rules, and how to participate during the movie. The MC, Michael from the Rich Weirdos, and their cast members, will recreate some scenes and interact with the audience during the movie. I must say they did an awesome job, even at the hot theater. The right props were used at the best time, and they interacted with the audience so well. The audience engaged with the movie so well, heckling/riffing almost each line and scene. Foul language was encouraged for the show, and many audience members used them at the appropriate times. The staff were very good in keeping a liberal participation, and the audience was awesome in following the small rules. While the movie was a bit difficult to understand as it was a low budget, the Rich Weirdos and the audience are what made this show awesome. Even though I was nervous about the not so family friendly atmosphere, it was still fun and I wasn't pressured to do anything uncomfortable. After the movie was over, there was a post show costume contest at the end. The staff at Fringe ArtSpace were welcoming and friendly. They helped everyone out, and lots of posters as messages explaining what to expect and reminders that this wasn't family friendly movie/show. The Rich Weirdos did an amazing performance with the props and interactions. My only suggestion is to please offer water in advance before the show as I was sweating a bit inside. For 22 dollars after taxes and fees, this was such a great deal. Not to mention that the Bluwave restaurant downstairs offered a free seadragon vodka drink for all ticket holders as well. I am definitely looking forward to attending another fun show with Fringe ArtSpace and The Rich Weirdos in the near future.

Volunteering for the closing weekend of Middletown - an amazing show directed by David Lee. The…read morelocation is halfway through their inaugural season. Come see shows in this amazing space. There are four different shows happening through April 30! https://orlandofringe.org/artspace/