Immerse took over downtown Orlando for a long weekend of visual and performing arts filling the streets. Famous faces like the Blue Man Group melded harmoniously with the likes of Hannah Stokes, the La-Z Boy Quartet, Mesh, Orlando Sings and even a daytime fireworks display. Respect due to Creative City Project for the ambition and execution.
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