So far the year has been pretty eventful, and it’s easy to lose track of days. But Father’s Day is this weekend, and if you still don’t have plans, I have some ideas for you to check out.
Here are CitySurfing Orlando’s picks for celebrating Father’s Day 2020 in the Orlando area:
Central Florida cinephiles get ready…the Florida Film Festival returns for it’s 27th year from April 6th through 15th, 2018.
The Festival will screen 183 films representing 38 countries, along with celebrity guest appearances, forums, and parties. Of the films selected, 152 have premiere status, including 23 world premieres. Read more
Enzian is partnering with the Smithsonian Institute for a special screening of “The Black Hole” as a part of National Science on Screen Night on March 27, 2018.
The evening will feature a presentation by guest speaker Dr. Matthew Shindell, a historian of science whose work focuses on the history of the earth and planetary sciences, with an emphasis on the development of research programs in these fields during the Cold War.
The Florida Film Festival is returning for its 25th year to the Enzian in Maitland, and two of the highlights are special events with Mark Duplass and Sissy Spacek.
An Evening with Mark Duplass takes place on Sunday, April 10, from 7-10pm. Duplass is a writer, director, and producer credited with helping to create the mumblecore film movement. He is currently starring on the HBO series “Togetherness,” which he writes, directs, and produces with his brother Jay.
Cinephiles rejoice! The Florida Film Festival is returning for its 25th year to the Enzian in Maitland April 8 through 17.
The Festival will screen more than 180 films representing 36 countries, along with celebrity guest appearances, forums, and parties. Of the films selected, 138 have premiere status,including 24 world premieres.
In honor of the passing of the legendary David Bowie, the Enzian in Maitland is hosting a tribute week, honoring the artist’s thespian endeavors.
They will be alternating showings of two of Bowie’s most popular movie roles: Labyrinth and The Man Who Fell to Earth.
In addition to a full program of films, parties, and events, the 2015 Florida Film Festival will be screening several movies that are free and open to the public.
Here is the line-up of complimentary cinematic offerings scheduled throughout the fest:
In addition to the wonderful program of films, the 2015 Florida Film Festival will include several food-centric events during its run.
On Saturday, April 11, from 11am to 12:30pm, the FFF will host a Locally Fresh! event featuring samples and live cooking demonstrations of local eats, along with a sneak peek into the world of farming. Featured participants include Lake Meadow Natural Farms, Palmetto Creek Farms, Olde Hearth Bread Co., and East End Market. Tickets are $12, and the event takes place at Enzian.