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An A&E pocket guide for JANUARY
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SHOWSTOPPER1/10-13 The Greatest Show on Earth from Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus includes elephants, acrobats, clowns and, of course, performing tigers—led by trainer Tabayara Maluenda (shown). At the Amway Center |
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NEW REFLECTIONSThrough March Contemporary Glass Sculpture: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Studio Glass, features the works of Dale Chihuly, Harvey K. Littleton, Therman Statom and Christopher Ries (whose work “Desert Flower” is shown above), plus younger artists who are taking the medium in new directions. At the Orlando Museum of Art. |
MANATEE MIGRATION1/26-27 Visit Blue Spring State Park and count the manatees as they move through the spring’s blue-green waters during their annual migration. Visitors also can enjoy arts and crafts, music and kid’s activities. A shuttle bus runs from Valentine Park in Orange City to Blue Springs State Park. |
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SCIENCE + FUN1/18-21 Otronicon celebrates interactive technology in our lives. This premier tech expo focuses on larger-than-life video game experiences, state-of-the-art medical and military simulators, game design workshops taught by industry pros and more. At the Orlando Science Center. |
SEINFELD CHRONICLES1/19 Observational comic Jerry Seinfeld is back with new material and one goal in mind—to make you laugh. At the Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre. Seinfeld also performs on Jan. 11 at the King Center for the Performing Arts in Melbourne. |
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RENAISSANCE MAN1/12 When he’s not leading the charge for higher education, Valencia College president (and accomplished poet and songwriter) Sandy Shugart performs with his guitar. You can catch him at the Garden Theatre in Winter Garden. |
