The Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs brings What the Dickens Trivia to Stardust Coffee Shop on Tuesday, June 3^rd at 7 p.m. $10 gets a team of four a table for the entire night and additional team members can be added for $5. Host Terry Olson weaves in stories of Dickens that he can relate to the general subject areas of the fun trivia challenges.

This is a fundraiser for the homeless. Half of the money goes to the homeless and the other half goes to the winning team! There are also door prizes. For more information, visit Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs’ website.

The Art and History Museum in Maitland will host the opening reception for “Battlefield” at its art center on Friday, June 6^th at 6 p.m. Art and History Museum members attend free while non-members attend for $5.

Battlefield explores the various relationships that exist during war and conflict. This thought-provoking exhibition brings together works by J. André Smith and his experience as an artist sent to the front lines, in contrast to a broad range of powerful artworks by contemporary artists working today. Each artist brings a unique perspective to a challenging subject. This exhibition is complimented by the concurrent exhibitions at the Waterhouse Residence Museum, Maitland Historical Museum, and Telephone Museum.

For more information, visit the Art and History Museum’s website.

The Orlando Shakespeare Theatre has announced its’ 2014-2015 season. The following shows will be performed, and tickets are available for purchase.

Les Miserables: September 10^th-October 12^th

The Best of Enemies: October 15^th-November 16^th

A Christmas Carol: December 3^rd-28^th

To Kill A Mockingbird: January 21^st-March 8^th

The Merry Wives of Windsor: February 4^th-March 7^th

Henry V: February 18^th-March 22^nd

Bad Dog: April 8^th-May 3^rd

For more information, visit the Orlando Shakespeare Theatre’s website.

The Orlando Public Library will host the band 2 Guys Named Moe on Saturday, May 17^th at 2 p.m. The performance will feature classic and modern acoustic blues. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit the Orlando Public Library’s website.