Podcasts about timucua arts foundation

On today's art-infused program, Drew Barth speaks with comic book legend Peter Kuper about his wonderful new book, Insectopolis, a project created during Peter's residency at the NY Public Library, plus I briefly speak with my friend, the artist Jeff Wilfong, about his upcoming residency at the Timucua Arts Foundation here in Orlando.

Jason Schaller is Founder and Principal of The Schaller Group, a Design, Construction and Creative Agency. In addition to his creative work with The Schaller Group, Mr. Schaller is Partner with Peacock Capital where he and his partners use their combined 60 years of Commercial and Multifamily value-add real estate, design and construction experience to syndicate and purchase apartment communities in the State of Florida. Peacock Capital currently owns and operates 33 apartment communities totaling 1,300 apartments with 500+ additional apartments under contract and 5 development sites owned in the early stages of development for the construction of 500+ new apartment homes.Prior to forming The Schaller Group, Mr. Schaller was Vice President and Managing Director at McKinley, Inc., a $4.6 Billion Dollar real estate company based in Ann Arbor, Michigan where he worked for over 18 years. He served as an executive who was responsible for leading property management operations, sales, marketing, branding, due-diligence, acquisitions, design, construction and redevelopment throughout McKinley's National Real Estate Platform. Mr. Schaller has a reputation for conquering the most challenging projects and he has been directly responsible for the operations of a 12,000+ Unit Multi-State Apartment Portfolio, a 16 Million SF Commercial Portfolio and the creation of a Class-A-highly-recognized Boutique Apartment portfolio in Tampa's exclusive Hyde Park neighborhood. He has designed, renovated and repositioned 1,300-unit apartment buildings, beachside resorts and regional shopping malls. Mr. Schaller has worked for private and institutional owners, has been named receiver in the State of Florida and has repositioned receivership and REO assets in 21 states.Throughout his career Mr. Schaller has designed and executed over $220 Million of restoration, redevelopment and construction projects in the Multifamily, Hospitality and Retail Industry. His multi-faceted experience has given him insight into the mind of the consumer. He understands the owner's perspective and the need to construct projects with low, long-term operational costs that are value-engineered to save money at the time the project is executed. Furthermore, Mr. Schaller has a track record for driving results with sales and operations once the project is redeveloped. Since forming The Schaller Group at the end of 2017, Mr. Schaller has designed, branded and renovated over 200 multifamily, hospitality and commercial projects.Mr. Schaller, originally from Michigan and he graduated with honors from Eastern Michigan University where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Arts Management and Marketing. He relocated from Detroit, Michigan to Winter Park, Florida in 2009. In addition to his career in Design and Real Estate, Mr. Schaller has performed and recorded internationally as a rock n' roll guitarist for over 25 years. His band, VANGOGO, can be heard nationally on alternative rock radio and internationally with millions of streams on the major streaming networks. He is an entrepreneur and founder of the Trust Me Cap and Trust Me Brands. Mr. Schaller served as board president for the ROCK CF Foundation, has worked with the Rollins College Crummer Graduate School Executive MBA Program and has consulted and provided executive leadership coaching for private businesses. Mr. Schaller is a regular supporter of music and the arts and he currently serves as board treasurer for the Timucua Arts Foundation in Orlando, Florida. He travels frequently to gain design inspiration.www.theschallergroup.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_schaller_group/Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasontschaller/

When I hear of all the things Benoit has going on, I am simultaneously in awe and exhausted! If you have ever had the pleasure to take an Artistic performance at Timucua, you have Benoit to thank for it! As the conductor for Cirque du Soleil for nearly 20 years, Benoit is no stranger to bringing the Arts to life. I was so glad to be able to sit down and chat the Timucua Arts Foundation, his growing up in Canada and his love of many different types of bread. Things like Timucua are one of the things I love about Orlando. I hope you ENJOY learning about all the things Benoit is up to! Plus there is a Tito’s Handmade Vodka recipe is the so fit for SUMMER!!

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We don't often remember individual Christmases. It's the Christmas traditions that make the holidays so magical. Start a new tradition this year with one of these Orlando events happening this week!Friday through Sunday, Opera Orlando presents All is Calm, a poignant and moving musical set during World War I at the Western Front, Christmas 1914.- Phantasmagoria's "A Christmas Carol" - Orlando Performances opens this Friday and runs through Monday at Orlando Shakes.- This week is 3rd Thursday Orlando in the Downtown Arts District. There's open galleries all along the streets.- Saturday, The 502s host their Christmas Special at the Timucua Arts Foundation.- Sunday, The Buzzcatz Holly Jolly Christmas Show is a Christmas matinee happening at Blue Bamboo Center For The Arts.

Thanksgiving is a time to get together with friends and family- and a celebration of food. Hari Pulapaka calls this week “America’s food holiday.” Pulapaka is the executive chef at Cress Restaurant in Deland, and this week on Intersection we revisit a conversation where we take a closer look at the Traditional thanksgiving feast, from the turkey to the trimmings and what it means to celebrate Thanksgiving without meat. How can you tell if your hamster’s unhappy? Is a loving home enough to help a dog from a troubled past change its behavior? Do pets grieve? And what kind of emotional toll does the work of a veterinarian take on the people who care for pets?  Listen back to a conversation with ...

Local experimental theatre director and performer Jeremy Seghers visits the show to talk about the upcoming Three Stories project at the Timucua Arts Foundation. Three seemingly disparate plays on three stories of a house are combined with a fourth play. We talk directing, story creation, and more.

The chill of a thrilling play. The sound of a saxophone. The sweet taste of orange juice. All happening 'This Week In Art'. Get out experience the real Orlando.- Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra starts their season with Opening Night with Branford and Boléro. See America’s most acclaimed saxophonist, Branford Marsalis, joins the orchestra for an unforgettable performance.- Wednesday, Jeff Rupert plays Blue Bamboo Center For The Arts. Jeff is a Yamaha performing artist, record producer, recording artist, freelance tenor saxophonist, full-time professor, and Director of Jazz Studies at the University of Central Florida (UCF).- Also Wednesday, Timucua Arts Foundation hosts Dones and Devlin’s Millenia. This saxophone duo is known for both their masterful musicianship and their engaging personalities.- Get a taste of Orlando's citrus industry at Citrus Pop! A Celebration of All Things Sweet, Fresh, & Juicy opening Friday at Art & History Museums - Maitland.- Friday, get ready for this annual event to go gold. It's La Maschera goes Royal at The Abbey. Live Entertainment by Midnight Mayhem, dancing, silent auction, gourmet food and more!- The Humans opens Friday at Annie Russell Theatre and runs through. The play is at once a witty domestic comedy, intense family drama, and goose-pimply thriller.

It's 'This Week In Art', here to keep you connected to the best in arts & culture in Orlando.- This week is your last chance to catch 'Once' at Mad Cow Theatre. This classic musical tells the story of an Irish musician and a Czech immigrant are drawn together by their shared love of music.- Thursday, a unique show comes to Timucua Arts Foundation. At Jeremy Seghers: Three Stories, watch three different short stories play out, one at a time on each level of the house.- Saturday at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, PechaKucha Night Orlando v26 gives a host of speakers 20 images, 20 seconds each to tell their whatever story they wish.- Also Saturday, it's Liberty Weekend with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, a free concert getting us ready for The Fourth Of July.Get out and do something new and exciting.

There's a lot going on in Orlando this week and if you miss all of it, you will regret it. Here's what's happening "This Week In Art".- This weekend, catch one of the four performances of Arcadian Broad's Wonderland: Mad Tales of The Hatter performed by the Orlando Ballet Company and School.- Friday at Blue Bamboo Center For The Arts, experience a fusion of Appalachian old-time, Balkan folk music, Swing Manouche, and early New Orleans Jazz at Resonant Rogues with opening act Beth McKee.- Saturday, Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates France and its renowned classical composers at "French Soiree."- Saturday & Sunday, Bach Festival Society of Winter Park presents Power of Romanticism and Resurrection.- Sunday, a new show by a local playwright, Joseph Hayes presents "A Slow Ride" at Timucua Arts Foundation. Three generations of women — the eccentric, hold-out-hippie grandmother, her conventional daughter, and the Goth granddaughter who is fed up with both of them — take a Sunday ride.

Benoit Glazer and the Timucua Arts Foundation believe that the visual and performing arts should be accessible to everyone. What started out as house concerts to fill a gap in his music loving heart, has become a mission to present and inspire great music and art in Central Florida. The Timucua Arts Foundation does this through performance and education. Prior to the creation of the Timucua Arts Foundation, Benoit is perhaps best known for his work as conductor of Cirque du Soleil's La Nouba. He also happens to be an accomplished arranger, trumpet player, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. Ben and wife Élaine Corriveau literally put everything they had into creating a home that is by all accounts, a truly impressive performing arts center. Ben half jokingly says they'll never be able to retire as a result. In this episode, Benoit walks us through the story and some of the lessons learned along the way. Ben and his wife Elaine have created something extraordinary. You hear the TedX version of their journey in this YouTube video. Show notes at UnstarvingMusician.com

Benoit Glazer and the Timucua Arts Foundation believe that the visual and performing arts should be accessible to everyone. What started out as house concerts to fill a gap in his music loving heart, has become a mission to present and inspire great music and art in Central Florida. The Timucua Arts Foundation does this through performance and education. Prior to the creation of the Timucua Arts Foundation, Benoit is perhaps best known for his work as conductor of Cirque du Soleil's La Nouba. He also happens to be an accomplished arranger, trumpet player, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. Ben and wife Élaine Corriveau literally put everything they had into creating a home that is by all accounts, a truly impressive performing arts center. Ben half jokingly says they'll never be able to retire as a result. In this episode, Benoit walks us through the story and some of the lessons learned along the way. Ben and his wife Elaine have created something extraordinary. You hear the TedX version of their journey in this YouTube video. Show notes at UnstarvingMusician.com

ORLANDO! Whether you're a fan of plays, painting, photography, orchestra, big bands, or musicals, there's something going on for you "This Week In Art."- Orlando Shakes opens the classic, Hamlet, this Wednesday.- Friday, Snap! Orlando opens Snap! Space presents: 'Duane Michals: The Portraitist', featuring more than 125 portraits from his 60-year career.- Also this Friday, award-winning artist Donna Dowless opens the 15th Annual Heart & Soul exhibition at Grand Bohemian Gallery.- Saturday is SAM FLAX Wall Project 2019. The Orlando art supply store gives their walls to the city's artists. There will be food and music to celebrate Sam Flax of Orlando's new look.- See one of the country's most popular jazz bands this Friday at the Flying Horse Big Band Concert.- Monday, Central Florida Vocal Arts opens A Tale of Two Cities, the musical, based on Charles Dickens's classic novel.- Sunday, Bach Festival Society of Winter Park presents Spiritual Spaces: A Musical Retreat.- Sunday, see Maitland Stage Band Free Concert at Art & History Museums - Maitland.- Sunday, guitarist Bill Mize performs at Timucua Arts Foundation.There's too much happening this week to stay home. Get out and enjoy your city.

Start 2019 off right by getting out and experiencing all that Orlando's arts communities has to offer. Here's what's happening 'This Week In Art.'- Orlando Shakes opens A Doll's House, Part 2 this Wednesday, running through February 3. The play is a sequel to the classic A Doll's House, happening concurrently at Central Florida Community Arts.- Theatre nerds rejoice! This weekend, Orlando Fringe hosts the third-annual Orlando Fringe Winter MIni-Fest. Take a look at their Events Page for a list of all the performances involved.- See some local music! Timucua Arts Foundation has two shows happening this week : Duo Beaux Arts Piano & Monroe Crossing.

CHRIS BELT from the TIMUCUA ARTS FOUNDATION hangs out. things get weird. there's a lot of potty talk. we cover lots, including: the movie clifford & why it's very very important. ihop, the international house of pancakes & the rutti, tutti, fresh & fruity. using frozen bodies as landmarks. what motivates creation? buckets, bad decisions […]

The Orlando arts community has never been stronger. Now is the time to get out and experience something amazing!- You do not want to miss 'The Pirates of Penzance' from Central Florida Community Arts. It's a musical comedy about pirates and runs through August 26. - This past weekend, Orlando Museum of Art opened a new exhibit, 'Zen Tales', featuring the work of comic and children's book illustrator Jon J Muth. - The Central Florida Community Arts Classical Choir has a concert this Friday at 7 p.m. at Maitland Presbyterian Church. - Lastly, Timucua Arts Foundation hosts Argentinian Music for Flute and Piano this Sunday. Don't let the week go to waste. Go explore your local arts scene.

'This Week In Art' we're bringing you a wine walk, a play from a local legend, and an important exhibit at the Holocaust Center. There's so much going on in Central Florida this and every week. Know and event that needs to be covered? Share it with us in the comments.- All this summer, the Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Florida is hosting an impactful exhibition exploring scientific knowldege and personal freedom called 'Deadly Medicine'. - This week in Thornton Park, enjoy the Second Thursday Art & Wine Walk. For $15, you can try food and drink from 25 restaurants and bars. - July 14 & 15, see Destination Moon, a play by Joseph Reed Hayes at Timucua Arts Foundation. “Destination Moon” tells the story of a young woman coming back to health, attempting to deal with the consequences of her new reality by forming a relationship with a disembodied voice in the night; a veteran late-night radio personality. Get out and experience something interesting!

We're back with four Orlando events happening this week. Musicals, big bands, movies, and dance. There's something for everyone.- This Friday, the Tony-winning musical Fun Home opens at Mad Cow Theatre.- Thursday, Vivacity Cd Release Party! at Timucua Arts Foundation. Orlando big band Vivacity Music features musicians on horns, saxophone, and even xylophone.- Friday, Harry P. Leu Gardens hosts it's first Friday movie night featuring 'Jumanji'. Tickets are $6 for adults and $3 for kids.- Lastly, this Friday & Saturday Emotions Dance Company present Twist- The Color Wheel at Orlando Shakes. Twist is a fun and funky performance using contemporary, jazz, modern, and ballet dance.Got your own event coming up? Let us know in the comments.Get out and experience something new!

The thrilling conclusion of our interview with Timucua Arts Foundation‘s Benoit Glazer. Last time, we left off with the first concert he hosted in his home after moving to Orlando.  This time, we talk about building a creative community and the future of Timucua, as well as Benoit’s nautical ambitions. This interview was recorded in … Continue reading Timucua Presents: Benoit Glazer, pt. 2

Benoit Glazer is the founder of the Timucua Arts Foundation. He also hosts most of Timucua’s concerts in his home. He came to Orlando over a decade ago to perform in Cirque du Soleil’s La Nouba. This interview was recorded during a wild thunderstorm in June 2017. Thanks to Orlando Brewing for sponsoring this episode of … Continue reading Timucua Presents: Benoit Glazer, pt. 1

Eric Jacobsen is the music director of the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra. Before that, he was a founding member of string quartet Brooklyn Rider and chamber orchestra The Knights. He spoke with host David MacDonald in April 2017. Thanks to the National Young Composers Challenge for supporting the Timucua Arts Foundation and this episode of Timucua … Continue reading Timucua Presents: Eric Jacobsen

In this episode we explore the definition of music and composition. We discuss how these boundaries are being pushed in Orlando and the truly unique role the Timucua Arts Foundation is playing in creating an excellent community for our local music scene. Our Special guests: Christopher Belt, Executive Director of the Timucua Arts Foundation and Jeremy Adams a local Orlando composer and musician.