Due to COVID-19 many events are subject to being cancelled, rescheduled, converted to virtual, or have modified rules and capacities. Please check with the event before attending to review their policies.
Other Events and Exhibits
From festivals to exhibits, to summer art programs for kids, SCAC tries to maintain a comprehensive list of upcoming arts and cultural related events taking place in or near Seminole County. Visit the "Concerts and Theater" page for more events!
VIRTUAL EXHIBIT
The effort to suppress and manipulate the vote is as old as the republic. On November 2, 1920, Blacks living in the farming community of Ocoee, Florida, experienced the worst election day violence in the history of the nation when they were attacked by a White mob. The White-led violence destroyed twenty-five houses, two churches, a school, and a Prince Hall Masonic Lodge. The mob killed an indeterminate number of Black men, women, and children with flames and gunfire. Estimates of the number of dead ranged from 6 to 35 to 60.
The Regional Initiative for Collecting the Histories, Experiences and Stories (RICHES) project at the University of Central Florida opens Voting Rights & Voter Suppression: Florida's Century of Struggle, 1920-2020 as the first phase of a three-part series in the Bending Towards Justice Digital Exhibit. A multi-level interactive exhibition, Bending Toward Justice presents documents, maps, photographs, oral histories, and secondary sources to engage the public and scholars in dialogs on inequality in Florida and the nation.
Explore the initial exhibit which focuses on the Ocoee Massacre as a local case study of the national effort to suppress the vote. It highlights the violence experienced by those who defied intimidation and disfranchisement, yet it illustrates the hope and perseverance found in community history.
The effort to suppress and manipulate the vote is as old as the republic. On November 2, 1920, Blacks living in the farming community of Ocoee, Florida, experienced the worst election day violence in the history of the nation when they were attacked by a White mob. The White-led violence destroyed twenty-five houses, two churches, a school, and a Prince Hall Masonic Lodge. The mob killed an indeterminate number of Black men, women, and children with flames and gunfire. Estimates of the number of dead ranged from 6 to 35 to 60.
The Regional Initiative for Collecting the Histories, Experiences and Stories (RICHES) project at the University of Central Florida opens Voting Rights & Voter Suppression: Florida's Century of Struggle, 1920-2020 as the first phase of a three-part series in the Bending Towards Justice Digital Exhibit. A multi-level interactive exhibition, Bending Toward Justice presents documents, maps, photographs, oral histories, and secondary sources to engage the public and scholars in dialogs on inequality in Florida and the nation.
Explore the initial exhibit which focuses on the Ocoee Massacre as a local case study of the national effort to suppress the vote. It highlights the violence experienced by those who defied intimidation and disfranchisement, yet it illustrates the hope and perseverance found in community history.
Art of Healing Gallery - Virtual Tour
"Resilience" exhibition at The Art of Healing Gallery- an art gallery dedicated to benefiting the community with featured artist Lane Hermann. Located at AdventHealth Altamonte.
All art is available for purchase through Advent Health Altamonte Concierge Services - 601 East Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 - 407-303-5395 The Seminole Cultural Arts Council (SCAC http://www.seminoleculturalarts.org ) partners with AdventHealth Altamonte to offer an Art in Public Places program in Seminole County, exploring healing and connection through art. Due to pandemic concerns, this year the gallery is not having a public open house, instead, we offer this virtual tour where you can see the pieces and their prices, artists, etc.
A portion of the proceeds of each sale goes to the local artist and AdventHealth's charitable arm.
Presents reVision: Seeing By Hand
The Florida Sculptors Guild (FSG) in collaboration with Lighthouse Central Florida will showcase an exciting sculpture exhibit that invites viewers to touch the art, to gain a better understanding of the forms. The event is designed specifically for people with visual difficulties, but all are invited to this unique exhibit.
Florida Sculpture Guild Exhibit - 9/4/21 - 12/31/21
General audiences, blind and low vision patrons
Casselberry Sculpture House (ADA, COVID Compliant). - 120 Quail Pond Circle, Casselberry, 32707
Floridasculptors@gmail.com (407) 310-0097
reVision is a unique and free exhibition designed to go beyond visual perception by adding TOUCH to the sculptural experience. This tactile addition creates a rare opportunity for low vision audiences to experience three-dimensional art in a gallery setting. The exhibition will provide all guests the chance to experience works of art directly using their own perceptions and imaginations. The visually impaired community includes people with a wide range of sight conditions as well as blindness.
The exhibit will display sculptures from members of the Florida Sculptors Guild, together with work from local artists with vision loss. A hands-on, collaborative community sculpture project to be built by visitors to the show (a hallmark of the Florida Sculpture Guild) will enrich this ongoing exhibit.
reVision will be a local highlight of National Visually Impaired Month in October 2021. Lighthouse Central Florida will assist in making the art and gallery spaces safe and accessible for all patrons. CDC protocols for COVID-19 will be strictly observed and implemented continuously throughout the show.
The Florida Sculptors Guild, founded in 2007, is a (501) C3 organization for and by developing and professional sculptors of diverse materials and methods.
The mission of the Florida Sculptors Guild is to enrich, include and educate our community about the sculptural arts. We provide emerging and established sculptors the community, education, exposure and connections they need for artistic, creative, and professional advancement.
Our Partners for revision: Lighthouse Central Florida; SCAC Seminole County Arts Council; Eclat Law; City of Casselberry
The Florida Sculptors Guild (FSG) in collaboration with Lighthouse Central Florida will showcase an exciting sculpture exhibit that invites viewers to touch the art, to gain a better understanding of the forms. The event is designed specifically for people with visual difficulties, but all are invited to this unique exhibit.
Florida Sculpture Guild Exhibit - 9/4/21 - 12/31/21
General audiences, blind and low vision patrons
Casselberry Sculpture House (ADA, COVID Compliant). - 120 Quail Pond Circle, Casselberry, 32707
Floridasculptors@gmail.com (407) 310-0097
reVision is a unique and free exhibition designed to go beyond visual perception by adding TOUCH to the sculptural experience. This tactile addition creates a rare opportunity for low vision audiences to experience three-dimensional art in a gallery setting. The exhibition will provide all guests the chance to experience works of art directly using their own perceptions and imaginations. The visually impaired community includes people with a wide range of sight conditions as well as blindness.
The exhibit will display sculptures from members of the Florida Sculptors Guild, together with work from local artists with vision loss. A hands-on, collaborative community sculpture project to be built by visitors to the show (a hallmark of the Florida Sculpture Guild) will enrich this ongoing exhibit.
reVision will be a local highlight of National Visually Impaired Month in October 2021. Lighthouse Central Florida will assist in making the art and gallery spaces safe and accessible for all patrons. CDC protocols for COVID-19 will be strictly observed and implemented continuously throughout the show.
The Florida Sculptors Guild, founded in 2007, is a (501) C3 organization for and by developing and professional sculptors of diverse materials and methods.
The mission of the Florida Sculptors Guild is to enrich, include and educate our community about the sculptural arts. We provide emerging and established sculptors the community, education, exposure and connections they need for artistic, creative, and professional advancement.
Our Partners for revision: Lighthouse Central Florida; SCAC Seminole County Arts Council; Eclat Law; City of Casselberry
Through Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center
Through Dr. Phillips Center
City of Casselberry Events:
The duo of Giselle and Erik will perform a variety of music and entertainment at the restarted Casselberry Food Trucks at Lake Concord Park on Friday, June 11, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. behind Casselberry City Hall. Giselle and Erik are a vocal and guitar duo based in Gainesville, Fla. Their style melds their roots in jazz and pop with Brazilian spirit and folk influences. Each of them songwriters, they offer their audiences a collection of original music that pairs Giselle’s sultry voice and mellow piano with the sweet sounds of Erik’s jazz and classical guitar. Giselle and Erik began playing together in the University of Florida Jazz Program in 2017, and can now be seen and heard across Central and North Central Florida. The duo uniquely brings humanity, love stories, and bits of humor and magic to life on stage to foster authentic connections with audiences. Along with the music, there will be about 10 food trucks with a variety of menu options. Disabled parking is in front of the Casselberry Art House (127 Quail Pond Circle). General parking is located at the surrounding businesses. Casselberry Food Trucks at Lake Concord Park is held the second Friday of each month from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Upcoming
Friday, Aug. 13, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Casselberry Food Trucks at Lake Concord Park
10 food trucks and musical performance TBD
The duo of Giselle and Erik will perform a variety of music and entertainment at the restarted Casselberry Food Trucks at Lake Concord Park on Friday, June 11, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. behind Casselberry City Hall. Giselle and Erik are a vocal and guitar duo based in Gainesville, Fla. Their style melds their roots in jazz and pop with Brazilian spirit and folk influences. Each of them songwriters, they offer their audiences a collection of original music that pairs Giselle’s sultry voice and mellow piano with the sweet sounds of Erik’s jazz and classical guitar. Giselle and Erik began playing together in the University of Florida Jazz Program in 2017, and can now be seen and heard across Central and North Central Florida. The duo uniquely brings humanity, love stories, and bits of humor and magic to life on stage to foster authentic connections with audiences. Along with the music, there will be about 10 food trucks with a variety of menu options. Disabled parking is in front of the Casselberry Art House (127 Quail Pond Circle). General parking is located at the surrounding businesses. Casselberry Food Trucks at Lake Concord Park is held the second Friday of each month from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Upcoming
Friday, Aug. 13, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Casselberry Food Trucks at Lake Concord Park
10 food trucks and musical performance TBD
Stetson University
Gillespie Museum - View Current Exhibits
Gillespie Museum Online Educational Resources
HandArt Center's Jan 2021 Calendar
Gillespie Museum Online Educational Resources
HandArt Center's Jan 2021 Calendar
Find More Local Events, Performances, Classes and More!
OrlandoAtPlay.com - a program of United Arts of Central Florida
See upcoming events in Seminole County Sign up for their weekly e-newsletter.
Site has an extensive listings of local arts events including: theater, music, dance, visual arts, workshops & classes, and free events throughout central Florida. You can sign up for their weekly newsletter and utilize their extensive search tools to narrow events by type, city, accessibility, venue, and more.
OrlandoWeekly
large variety of events in Orlando and Central Florida. Easy to search and narrow field choices.
OrlandoAtPlay.com - a program of United Arts of Central Florida
See upcoming events in Seminole County Sign up for their weekly e-newsletter.
Site has an extensive listings of local arts events including: theater, music, dance, visual arts, workshops & classes, and free events throughout central Florida. You can sign up for their weekly newsletter and utilize their extensive search tools to narrow events by type, city, accessibility, venue, and more.
OrlandoWeekly
large variety of events in Orlando and Central Florida. Easy to search and narrow field choices.
Other Calendars and Venues
Find even more art events and exhibits in or near Seminole County!
Cornell Fine Arts Museum at Rollins College
Events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted. Click here to view Upcoming Events 
UCF Art Exhibits Calendar
University of Central Florida's Calendar of upcoming Art Exhibits. Multiple locations. Click Here to View Calendar 
Osceola Arts
Galleries and Exhibit receptions are free and open to the public. Click here to view Exhibits calendar. |
Seminole State College Center for Fine & Performing Arts Gallery Exhibits
Exhibitions are free and open to the public. Click Here to view exhibit schedule. 
Casselberry Art House - Current Exhibit
New FREE exhibit each month. Click here to learn more about this month's exhibit. 
City of Casselberry Events
The city offers a wide variety of music, arts, recreational and cultural events each month. View Upcoming Events |
