Featured Events in Magnolia in November, 2024 (June Updated)

"Nurse John: The Short Staffed Tour is set to take place at Steinmetz Hall in Orlando on November 2, 2024. The event will address the challenges faced by healthcare professionals in a short-staffed environment, offering insights and solutions to improve patient care. Join industry experts as they discuss strategies to overcome staffing shortages and enhance the quality of healthcare services. Don't miss this valuable opportunity to gain knowledge and network with like-minded professionals. Mark your calendars for this important event at 445 S Magnolia Ave, Orlando, FL, 32801."

Pop Strokes is a celebration of pop art and pop culture, showcasing the creative expressions of more than 30 talented artists. The event will take place on Friday, November 8, from 7-10 PM at The Arena, where you’ll be immersed in a lively atmosphere filled with a large variety of artwork that captures the essence of pop culture. The night will also feature a DJ keeping the vibes on point, a couple of surprise performances, and exciting raffles throughout the evening. Attendees can participate in selecting the “Best in Show” winner, with votes cast by both the audience and the artists themselves. To add to the fun, there will be drink specials and delicious tapas available for purchase, making it the perfect evening to enjoy art and socialize. Admission is free, so don’t miss out on this dynamic night of pop art, music, and community! CALL FOR ARTISTS IS OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER 29TH!! The Arena Art Bar is accepting submissions for its Pop Art & Pop Culture exhibit! Anything related to Pop Art or Pop Culture (TV, Movies, Music, Fashion, Etc) will be considered. All 2D media is allowed. (Painting, Drawing, Photography, etc.) The Pop Art exhibit will run from November 8 - December 29. The opening reception will be held Friday, November 8 from 7PM-10PM. Submissions are due October 29th at 11:59PM. Artists will notified by November 1st. Art drop-off will take place November 6th & 7th from 11AM - 3PM. All artwork must be ready to hang (wired is preferred, hooks are accepted for smaller pieces) Artist can choose to pay a $10 hanging fee per piece or have 10% commission taken from sold artwork. To submit, email the following to arenaartbar@gmail.com -Name -Images of up to 5 works of art not to exceed 48” in width or height (Note: Usually 1-2 works are accepted from each artist) -Titles -Size -Medium -Price -Social Media -Email or Phone # -Website (if you have one) Information Source: The Arena Art Bar | eventbrite

Don't miss Nurse John: The Short Staffed Tour at Dr Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in Orlando on November 2, 2024. Join the audience at 445 S. Magnolia Avenue for a captivating performance by Nurse John. Experience an unforgettable evening filled with talent and passion at this renowned venue in the heart of Orlando. Get your tickets now for an event you won't want to miss.

Program: Mozart String Quartet in D Major, K575 Beethoven String Quartet in E-flat Major, op. 12 More about the music: Ludwig van Beethoven had been completely deaf for six years when, in 1822, he penned his op.127 String Quartet, the first of his late quartets. These would be the final half dozen works he would write, dying a few short months after completing the collection. In his middle quartets, we hear Beethoven pushing the boundaries of formal and musical norms that preceded him. Now, in these late quartets we feel him break altogether free of the mold, creating works full of fantasy, otherworldly wonder and a deep introspection that to this day feel connected to a profound sense of humanity. Op. 127 takes us on a journey through grandeur, exquisite romance, flightiness and curious exploration. Like Beethoven, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wrote his K575 String Quartet close to the end of his life. This would be the first of three works dubbed the King of Prussia quartets, for King Frederick William II of Prussia, who was a generous patron of the arts and an accomplished cellist in his own right. Mozart's personal circumstances were (as often) quite dire: he was broke and searching for loans from his already overstretched circles, and both he and his wife were of ill health. Despite this, his K575 quartet hardly betrays the turmoil of the man behind the art. It is a delightful work of lightness, elegance, and lyricism. In tribute to Frederick's skillfulness as a cellist, K575 often and beautifully features the cello as a more soloistic and operatic voice than in previous quartets. Information Source: Chamber Music Society of San Francisco | eventbrite