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ACT Main Stage

The Amelia Community Theatre’s Main Stage is an integral part of the non-profit organization located in Fernandina Beach, Florida. The 7,500 square foot building was completed in 2010, and boasts an auditorium capacity of 170 seats. With excellent sightlines and acoustics, the Main Stage provides an intimate and personal theatre experience for audiences, while also offering professional quality video broadcasts. read more

ACT Studio 209

Studio 209, part of the Amelia Community Theatre in Fernandina Beach, Florida, is a multifunctional performance space designed for intimate productions and community events. The venue focuses on experimental works, smaller-scale plays, and interactive workshops, providing a platform for both emerging and established artists. read more

Adele Grage Cultural Center

The Adele Grage Cultural Center is a community hub located in Atlantic Beach, Florida. It serves as a venue for various arts and cultural events, including art exhibitions, musical performances, and community meetings. The center aims to enrich the local community by providing a space for creative expression and cultural exchange. read more

Alhambra Theatre

The Alhambra, a cornerstone of Jacksonville’s cultural scene, has been standing tall since 1967, when it was constructed by local businessman Leon Simon. This building, with its distinctive architecture and charm, has housed countless theatrical performances over the decades, becoming a symbol of the city’s rich performing arts tradition. The Alhambra’s structure, designed to both accommodate and enhance the theatrical experience, has continued to evolve and modernize, while si... read more

Amelia Musical Playhouse

Nestled in Amelia Island, Florida, the Amelia Musical Playhouse (AMP) is more than just a theater; it’s a community hub for artistic expression. Founded by Jill and Gregg Dillingham, the venue emerged from humble beginnings—a group of singers gathering around a piano—to become a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Known for its “organic scheduling,” AMP thrives on the creative input of its all-volunteer team, offering opportunities for people of all ages and skill levels. read more

Apex Theatre Studio

Artist Connection Theatre

Founded in 2017, Artist Connection Theatre began in a church gymnasium. In 2019, the theatre began renovating and preparing to move into 2 units the old cinema and drafthouse at the Gazebo Shopping Center. Artist Connection Theatre officially opened the doors to its new facility in 2021 with its production of The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe. In late 2023, A.C.T. expanded yet again, now occupying 3 units of the shopping center. read more

BABS' LAB

BABS’ LAB, located in Jacksonville, Florida, is a community-centric creative space known for encouraging artistic experimentation and training. Founded by Barbara Colaciello, the lab is a venue for a variety of events such as workshops for performing artists, readings, dinners, improv jams, listening parties, film screenings, concerts, and private parties. As a multifunctional space, it continually explores new methods of utilization to foster community engagement and promote open dialogue... read more

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Christ Church Ponte Vedra Beach

Christ Church Ponte Vedra Beach is an inclusive and welcoming faith community that embraces individuals from all walks of life, wherever they are on their spiritual journey. The church offers a vibrant space for worship, ministry, and fellowship, with programs designed for every age and stage of life. Rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ, Christ Church is dedicated to transforming lives through the love of God, fostering growth in faith and embodying the Good News. read more

Cohen Auditorium at River Garden

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Florida Theatre

The Florida Theatre is an historic American movie theater located in Jacksonville, Florida. Opened in 1927, it is one of the few remaining high-style movie palaces built in the 1920s in the Mediterranean Revival style. With its elaborate, Rococo-style interior and distinctive marquee featuring a prominent neon-lit nameplate, the theatre presents a majestic facade. Beyond its main auditorium, which seats 1,900 guests, the theatre contains a variety of spaces, including a charming mezzanine level,... read more

FSCJ Kent Campus Auditorium

The FSCJ Kent Campus Auditorium, located in room F128, serves as a versatile venue for various events ranging from academic lectures and seminars to cultural performances and community gatherings. This auditorium is designed to accommodate a diverse range of activities, providing a centralized space for students, faculty and guests to engage in educational and cultural exchanges. read more

Grace Darling Studio Theatre

The Grace Darling Studio Theatre is a smaller, intimate performance space located within the Players by the Sea theater in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. With a seating capacity of 80 people, the studio theater offers a more intimate and personal theatrical experience for audiences. The studio theater is used for a variety of purposes, including plays, musicals, workshops, and other special events. With its flexible stage and lighting capabilities, the Grace Darling Studio Theatre is a versatile a... read more

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Harold K. Smith Playhouse

Theatre Jacksonville, located in Jacksonville, Florida (Duval County), is a community theater that holds the title of the oldest continuously-operating community theater in Florida and one of the oldest in the United States. Its venue, also referred to as the Little Theatre, was recognized as a historic site and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1991. The Little Theatre company was established in Jacksonville in 1919 and was later renamed “Little Theatre of Jacksonville&... read more

Hicks Auditorium at the Main Library

Nestled in the heart of Downtown Jacksonville, the Hicks Auditorium at the Main Library in Jacksonville, Florida, offers a spacious venue for various events such as movie screenings, concerts, plays, lectures, and award presentations. With a capacity of 391 seats, it’s designed with acoustically accurate sound systems and comfortable theater seating. The Auditorium also includes a stage and is equipped with assisted listening devices for accessibility. Photo of the seating at the Hicks Auditoriu... read more

Inez McDonald Mainstage

The Limelight Theatre, a non-profit community theatre in St. Augustine, Florida, found its first permanent home in 2001 when it purchased a 10,000 square foot building on Old Mission Avenue with a grant from the Joukowsky Family Foundation. The building was converted into the 125-seat then-named Matuza Mainstage, allowing the theatre to expand its programming beyond rented spaces around St. Augustine. The Limelight Theatre received a Cultural Facilities Grant of $398,000 from the Sta... read more

Jacoby Symphony Hall

In 1997, Jacoby Symphony Hall at the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts first opened to the community. It is recognized as an exceptional symphony hall designed for orchestral performances that seats 1,800 attendees. It is also included among a narrow list of American orchestras with their own dedicated concert hall. read more

Johansen Park

Named after Preben Johansen. Located between West Park and East Park Terraces, Johansen Park is a 12-acre passive park in the Selva Marina neighborhood. Just blocks from the ocean, Johansen has a canopy of trees and grassy areas for picnicking. This park hosts the Spring Arts in the Park with food and music and displays from many local artists; Shakespeare in the Park: Beaches WellFest; and the AB Jazz Festival. It also has an official City Heritage Tree. read more

John McManus Mainstage Theatre

The John McManus Mainstage Theatre is the primary performance space at Players by the Sea in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. With a seating capacity of 200, the Mainstage Theatre is the venue for the majority of the theater’s productions, including plays, musicals, and special events. The theater features a spacious stage with state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems, allowing for a wide range of theatrical experiences. The Mainstage Theatre also has dressing rooms, a box office, and ample... read more

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Kingsland Station

Kingsland Station is home to The Florida-Georgia Railway Heritage Museum INC., a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization powered by The Georgia Coastal Railway. We are dedicated to preserving railroad history through education, exhibits and entertainment. Proceeds from shows and train rides help to educate the public and to build and maintain our railroad heritage museum. Kingsland Station is also home to our new indoor theater where live performances take place. We are also dedicated to the youth in o... read more

Lewis Auditorium

Lewis Auditorium at Flagler College is a state-of-the-art performance venue located in St. Augustine, Florida. With a seating capacity of around 800, the auditorium is known for its excellent acoustics and modern amenities. It serves as a cultural hub, hosting a variety of events such as concerts, plays, lectures, and community gatherings. The venue combines historic charm with contemporary technology, offering a unique experience for both performers and audiences alike. read more

Linda Matuza Blackbox

The Linda Matuza Blackbox is a studio performance space located within the Limelight Theatre in St. Augustine, Florida. The theater has a seating capacity of 75-90 people and offers a versatile space for experimental, intimate, and contemporary performances. The space features state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems, as well as flexible seating arrangements that allow for various staging configurations. The Linda Matuza Blackbox is an important addition to the Limelight Theatre&r... read more