Jessica Bryce Young is the editor in chief of Orlando Weekly, a publication focused on local news and events in Orlando, Florida. With a passion for arts, music, and culture, Jessica covers a wide range of topics including book reviews, concert calendars, and art shows, providing readers with a comprehensive guide to the vibrant cultural scene in Orlando.
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By: Jessica Bryce Young
The iconic modern dance company has been telling stories of social change for decades
By Jessica Bryce Young, Kristin Howard and Matthew Moyer on Wed, Feb 21, 2024 at 1:00 am
By Kristin Howard and Jessica Bryce Young on Fri, Feb 23, 2024 at 2:31 pm
By: Kristin Howard, Jessica Bryce Young
Things to do all over town Friday-Sunday
By: Jessica Bryce Young
Cali cuisine and breezy beach vibes rule at Summer House on the Lake, newly open at Disney Springs. It's the perfect place to rock that coastal grandma fit while nibbling on salads, veggie-forward apps ... and indulgent cookies from the cookie bar.
By: Michael Cairns
Reena Esmail's 'Malhaar: A Requiem for Water'addresses the rising panic over worsening drought.
By: Jessica Bryce Young
An all-star collab with Alterity Chamber Orchestra, Phantasmagoria and MicheLee Puppets.
Orlando Museum of Art, no stranger to mishaps and mess-ups in the past year or so, appears to be the victim of a social media hack.
By: Jessica Bryce Young
Weird elders are an important, if rarely discussed, part of the indie band ecosystem. That gray-haired lady at the show wearing a 40-year-old Sonic Youth T-shirt, that dude with the cane whose band toured with Butthole Surfers — they’re valuable sources of history and, often, support.
By: Sarah Castillo, Matthew Moyer, Jessica Bryce Young
Yes, Orlando has traditions — it's not all just Halloween Horror Nights and EDC around here (though locals sure love both of those, no lie). There are fun events, festivals and observances happening in the Orlando area all year round, and here is a handy rundown of just a few coming up.
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