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Orlando Venues

The City of Orlando owns and operates multiple arts and cultural facilities designed to enrich the lives of Central Florida residents and visitors. Collectively managed by the Orlando Venues Department, these unique communal gathering places include the Kia Center, Camping World Stadium, Tinker Field, Harry P. Leu Gardens and the Mennello Museum of American Art. Whether it’s concerts, family shows, sporting events, art viewing or nature appreciation, Orlando Venues caters to the interests of diverse audiences year-round.

Kia Center

Since opening in October 2010, the Kia Center has redefined the entertainment experience for fans and entertainers alike. This state-of-the-art arena is home to the NBA’s Orlando Magic and ECHL’s Orlando Solar Bears while also playing host to the biggest names in music.

Camping World Stadium

The stadium, originally built in 1936, is home to the Citrus Bowl, the Florida Blue Florida Classic, the Cheez-It Bowl, Monster Jam World Finals, and hosts stadium concerts throughout the year. The stadium underwent a massive $207.7 million reconstruction in 2014 which completely modernized the facility with 90% all-new construction.

Tinker Field

Tinker Field, located to the immediate west of the Camping World Stadium, is a national historic landmark. The former ballpark is Central Florida’s premier destination for outdoor festivals including, the Electric Daisy Carnival and Vans Warped Tour.

Harry P. Leu Gardens

Harry P. Leu Gardens is a 50-acre outdoor “living museum” dedicated to the scientific study and aesthetic display of plants and features more than 8,000 species ranging from camellias to cacti. The botanical gardens offer classes and workshops throughout the year.

Mennello Museum of American Art

The Mennello Museum features an exceptional permanent collection of paintings by folk artist Earl Cunningham while also offering special exhibitions, publications and programs that celebrate other outstanding traditional and contemporary American artists.

Public Art

The City of Orlando Public Art Program exists to acquire, exhibit and support visual arts and regional artists in the Central Florida community. Currently, the collection contains more than 900 pieces including paintings, sculptures, tapestries and mixed media, which are displayed within City Hall, public buildings and throughout the city’s parks and neighborhood centers.

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Email

comments@orlando.gov

Location

Kia Center

400 West Church Street, Suite 200

Orlando, FL

32801

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Leadership Contact

Allen Johnson, CVE, CPM, Chief Venues Officer

Adolfina Ortiz. Administrative Specialist to the Chief Venues Officer
adolfina.ortiz@orlando.gov

Craig Borkon, Deputy Chief Venues Officer
craig.borkon@orlando.gov

Roberta Scott, Executive Assistant
roberta.scott@orlando.gov

Charles P. Leone, Deputy Chief Venues Officer
charles.leone@orlando.gov

Kirk Wingerson, Marketing Division Manager
kirk.wingerson@orlando.gov

Kevin Brown, Booking Division Manager
kevin.brown@orlando.gov

Clyde Boutte, Business Services Division Manager
clyde.boutte@orlando.gov

Michael Weeman, Guest Experience Division Manager

michael.weeman@orlando.gov

Eric Johnson, Box Office Manager
eric.johnson@orlando.gov

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