The 2026/27 Season ushers in a vibrant new chapter—featuring dynamic symphonic experiences, a beautifully refreshed hall with larger, more comfortable seating, enhanced lighting, acoustic upgrades and landmark cultural events that celebrate Jacksonville’s rich artistic legacy.
Discover all that awaits by exploring the tabs above.
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November 20 & 21
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February 12 & 13
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May 7 & 8
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This matinee favorite starts with coffee in the lobby at 10:00 am followed by stirring music from a wide variety of select classical and pops concert programs.
The Fleet Landing Coffee Series performances are all on Fridays at 11:00 am.
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A closer way to experience the music!
A fresh evolution of our much-loved Symphony in 60, the Composer Sessions Series responds directly to what our patrons have been asking for: deeper insight, richer context and a more personal connection to the music. Each concert focuses on a single composer and pairs an engaging, 30-minute conductor-led conversation with a one-hour performance—no intermission—enhanced by live camera views that bring you closer to the musicians and the moment. Thoughtful and immersive, Composer Sessions offers a meaningful way to listen, learn and connect.
Pre-Concert Conversation 5:45 pm
Concert 6:30 pm
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Greta Challen Berg was one of the 12 original incorporators of the Jacksonville Symphony Association charter and a life-long arts enthusiast. She spent decades fostering a community in Jacksonville where music could flourish. Her efforts continue to make an impact today as reflected in the Greta Challen Berg Artist Series. The performances chosen for the Greta Challen Berg Artist Series showcase a variety of symphonic genres, creative programming, awe-inspiring talent and a sense of excitement that will captivate you from beginning to end.
Part of the Florida Blue Classical Series
Award-winning pianists Evren Ozel, Roman Rabinovich and Avery Gagliano join the Symphony for three programs featuring the Jacksonville Symphony’s stunning David M. Hicks Steinway concert grand piano. Spanning a colorful spectrum of classical repertoire, this series brings maestros and masters together for a spectacular season of symphonic music.
September 25 & 26
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Piano Concerto No. 22 in E-flat major, K. 482
Part of the Florida Blue Classical Series
The Jacksonville Symphony is beyond grateful for the dedication and support of each and every member of the Jacksonville Symphony family. Your gifts support our musicians, guest artists, teachers, students and staff, helping them bring music and inspiration to audiences and schools each and every season. Thank you.
