3rd Thursday at CityArts

Opening Night Reception

Thursday, February 17, 2022

6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

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EVENT PROTOCOL

• Face coverings are highly recommended.
• All guests are required to register for a time-of-entry to guarantee entrance into CityArts.
• Walk-ups will be accommodated based on building capacity at the given time.
• We respectfully ask guests who are feeling ill or have been exposed to someone who is ill to please stay at home.

ADD ON: ($10) 3rd Thursday Orlando Wristband

Support DAD and City District Main Street by purchasing a wristband for event night discounts on food and drinks from neighborhood favorites. Complete list of specials included at: https://citydistrictorlando.com/thirdthursdays/

PARKING

CityArts provides parking validations for the Plaza Parking Garage ONLY. The validation reduces the parking fee to $4.

The Library Parking Garage is closer, but CityArts does not provide parking validations for that garage.

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Featured exhibitions at CityArts include:

Downstairs Signature Gallery

Quilt Exhibition

Curated by Barbara Chandler

Upstairs Signature Gallery

MOVE | Curated by Tyla

The Mahesh Chaddah Family Trust Spotlight Gallery

Environment Art 2022

Solo Exhibition by Julsan Art

Side Gallery

Solo Exhibition Featuring the Art of Halsi

Create Cafe Gallery

Redefine Gallery

Orlando Magic Young Artists Gallery

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After you visit the Gallery Hop at CityArts, make your way over to the History Center (Heritage Square) for the 3rd Thursday Makers Market and FREE ADMISSION to the History Center!

Makers Market

Black Artisan Affair

Stroll Heritage Square and shop 15 black owned businesses and local artisans. Be sure to also check out the live music and food trucks.

History Center

In honor of Black History Month, the Orange County History Center will be screening Long Time Coming: A 1955 Baseball Story, a documentary that tells the story of the first integrated little league game that was played in Orlando in 1955. This film will be played during Third Thursday in our Linda Chapin Gallery on February 17th at 6 p.m. Visitors can also see a few pieces of Highwaymen artwork, including a Highwaymen photo stand up, and the history center’s Black History exhibition.