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THIS WEEKEND
World Equestrian Center: Weekend events at the new World Equestrian Center, 1390 NW 80th Ave., Ocala, include German Shepherd and other dog breed exhibitions, live musical shows, Arabian and Andalusion stallions performing with trainer Sylvia Zerbinia, and more, Dec. 26-27. Showtimes vary; visit worldequestriancenter.com for more details.
ONGOING
Holiday Light Display: Twinkling lights and holiday decor will be on display at The Town Square at Circle Square Commons, On Top of the World, 8405 SW 80th St., Ocala, from 5-10 p.m. nightly through Jan. 3. Free admission. Call 854-3670 for details. Explosion of the Flamboyans : This exhibit at the Brick City Center for the Arts continues through Jan. 2. The art is the solo work of MCA artist member Alma Lugo. The center is at 23 SW Broadway St., Ocala. Visit mcaocala.com.
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THIS WEEKEND
Sunset Cinema at Sholom Park: Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas will be shown as part of Sholom Park’s Sunset Cinema programming, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 18 at the park, 7110 SW 80th Ave., Ocala. Gates open at 6 p.m.; $10 parking and pre-registration is required. Visit sholompark.org for details and registration.
Anthill Cinema’s Holiday Experience: Live at the Marion Theatre, 50 S. Magnolia Ave., Ocala, 8 p.m. Dec. 18. A seven-piece experimental fusion collective from St. Petersburg, this project is “a melting pot of some of the most unique musical minds in the scene. A cross between prog-rock and fusion jazz and film score music.” Tickets $18 at reillyartscenter.com or 351-1606.
Make Time For Art
Marion Cultural Alliance’s last exhibit of 2020 opened Friday, December 4. The one woman exhibit by Alma Lugo “Explosion of the Flamboyans” can be viewed at the Brick City Center for the Arts through January 2.
The exhibit will feature the art of Alma Lugo. Lugo’s work is a depiction of her life as a Puerto Rico native living in the diaspora. Lugo moved to New York City with her family in the mid-1960s where she worked for more than 30 years as a mental health counselor. She retired in 2012, finally having more time to devote to painting in oils and acrylics; although, Lugo has been an artist since she was young.
Make Time For Art
Marion Cultural Alliance’s last exhibit of 2020 opened Friday, December 4. The one woman exhibit by Alma Lugo “Explosion of the Flamboyans” can be viewed at the Brick City Center for the Arts through January 2.
The exhibit will feature the art of Alma Lugo. Lugo’s work is a depiction of her life as a Puerto Rico native living in the diaspora. Lugo moved to New York City with her family in the mid-1960s where she worked for more than 30 years as a mental health counselor. She retired in 2012, finally having more time to devote to painting in oils and acrylics; although, Lugo has been an artist since she was young.