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  • 1. Athens Theatre

    Built in 1922, this historic downtown theater fell into disrepair and was closed for decades before being brought back to life with a $12-million restoration...

    Built in 1922, this historic downtown theater fell into disrepair and was closed for decades before being brought back to life with a $12-million restoration project. Today it's a busy hub with a packed schedule of musicals and concerts produced in-house.

    124 N. Florida Ave., Florida, 32720, USA
    386-736--1500
  • 2. Florida Theatre

    Downtown

    One of the last remaining movie palaces of the 1920s—and listed on the National Register of Historic Places—this theater was totally restored in the 1980s...

    One of the last remaining movie palaces of the 1920s—and listed on the National Register of Historic Places—this theater was totally restored in the 1980s to preserve a rare example of the fantasy architecture of the period, with a Spanish-style courtyard, grand balconies, and fountains beneath a night sky, all dominated by the ornate and colorful proscenium arch and coffered ceiling. The theater was designed by R.E. Hall of New York City, responsible for building dozens of these now rare extravaganzas across the country. Now home to concerts, dance productions, and special events, as well as a classic-movie series each summer, the theater has seen hundreds of luminaries perform on its stage, from Elvis Presley to Elvis Costello.

    128 E. Forsyth St., Jacksonville, Florida, 32202, USA
    904-355–5661
  • 3. FSCJ Artist Series

    Northeast Florida's major presenter of professional, national, and international touring attractions is responsible for bringing Broadway shows—among other things—to the Times-Union Center for the Performing...

    Northeast Florida's major presenter of professional, national, and international touring attractions is responsible for bringing Broadway shows—among other things—to the Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts. The 2021 season will mark the 55th year of programming by the FSCJ Artists Series .

    300 Water St., Jacksonville, Florida, 32202, USA
    904-632–5000-box office
  • 4. Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra

    Downtown

    The Times-Union Center's Jacoby Symphony Hall is home to the city's excellent symphony orchestra, whose music director, Courtney Lewis, has conducted major orchestras around the...

    The Times-Union Center's Jacoby Symphony Hall is home to the city's excellent symphony orchestra, whose music director, Courtney Lewis, has conducted major orchestras around the country. From the popular Pops series to coffee concerts, the symphony is once again drawing younger crowds.

    300 Water St., Jacksonville, Florida, 32202, USA
    904-354–5547-box office
  • 5. The Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse

    In 1918 the building that now holds this theater was a Ford dealership that sold Model Ts. After that, it evolved into the Aladdin Theater,...

    In 1918 the building that now holds this theater was a Ford dealership that sold Model Ts. After that, it evolved into the Aladdin Theater, a vaudeville house, and then did a turn as a movie theater before returning to live theatrical productions in 1989. The performance schedule features touring professional productions, concerts, and shows geared to children on vacation.

    300 Brevard Ave., Cocoa, Florida, 32922, USA
    321-636–5050
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  • 6. The Ritz Theatre and Museum

    Downtown

    Dubbed "the Harlem of the South" in the 1920s, the historic La Villa neighborhood is the site of this fully restored theater, which again hosts...

    Dubbed "the Harlem of the South" in the 1920s, the historic La Villa neighborhood is the site of this fully restored theater, which again hosts musical and theatrical events. The venue's museum highlights such Jacksonville natives as James Weldon and John Rosamond Johnson, whose song, "Lift Every Voice and Sing," became the African American national anthem.

    829 N. Davis St., Jacksonville, Florida, 32202, USA
    904-630–3900

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  • 7. Theatre Jacksonville

    One of the oldest continuously operating community theaters in the United States presents outstanding productions ranging from Shakespeare to children's programs. Located in the historic...

    One of the oldest continuously operating community theaters in the United States presents outstanding productions ranging from Shakespeare to children's programs. Located in the historic San Marco neighborhood, the art deco venue was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991.

    2032 San Marco Blvd., Jacksonville, Florida, 32207, USA
    904-396–4425
  • 8. Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts

    Downtown

    Broadway touring productions, performances by the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, ballet productions, operas, and other events are held at this beautiful riverfront complex with three performance...

    Broadway touring productions, performances by the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, ballet productions, operas, and other events are held at this beautiful riverfront complex with three performance halls.

    300 W. Water St., Jacksonville, Florida, 32202, USA
    904-633–6110
  • 9. University of North Florida Fine Arts Center

    The university's performing arts center presents music and dance performances, and children's programming....

    The university's performing arts center presents music and dance performances, and children's programming.

    1 UNF Dr., Jacksonville, Florida, 32224, USA
    904-620–2878
  • 10. VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena

    Downtown

    The 15,000-seat arena hosts major concerts, family shows, and sporting events....

    The 15,000-seat arena hosts major concerts, family shows, and sporting events.

    300 A. Philip Randolph Blvd., Jacksonville, Florida, 32202, USA
    904-630–3900

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