You’ re a Good Man Charlie Brown
Directed by Dina Barone and Thaddeus Walker
* Ticketed Event
Happiness is a great musical coming to our stage. Join Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the entire Peanuts gang as they navigate the joys and pitfalls of childhood. This vibrant production brings Charles Schulz’ s beloved comic strip to life through catchy songs, witty dialogue, and heartwarming moments that resonate with audiences of all ages. From Lucy’ s five-cent psychiatry booth to Snoopy’ s epic battle with the Red Baron, this fast-paced musical explores friendship, resilience, and the true meaning of happiness. Come support our talented student performers and experience a nostalgic, feel-good night of theatre that will leave you smiling from ear to ear.
Thursday, April 1 and Friday, April 2 at 7:30 PM SWISHER THEATER
Jacksonville Symphony Youth Orchestra
Solo Recital
The Jacksonville Symphony Youth Orchestras( JSYO) is a premier program in Northeast Florida offering young musicians aged 7 to 21 the opportunity to develop their artistic skills. Recitals are a wonderful opportunity for JSYO students of all levels to showcase their work and talent as soloists, offering inspiring performances for the Jacksonville community. Join us for their first Sole Recitals.
Saturday, April 3 at 1:00 PM TERRY CONCERT HALL
Dolphin Records Release Party & BBQ
Students will perform songs from their 2026 compellation album, with copies of the vinyl 12” record for sale. DR will be providing free hot dogs and hamburgers so get there early. Performance includes solo and DR House Band lineups. Also featuring Jason Perry on PA systems and live music mixing.
Thursday, April 8 at 7:00 PM STROM AMPHITHEATER
Tea at the Terry
In partnership with the City of Jacksonville Senior Services Division, the Ritz Chamber Players perform a sampling of works from Expanding Bridges for our senior community as part of the Art and Mental Wellbeing program.
Friday, April 9 at 1:00 PM TERRY CONCERT HALL
Ritz Chamber Players
Expanding Bridges
Music possesses a rare power to translate lived experience across cultural divides where words often fail. This program explores the musical connections among African American, Jewish, immigrant, and Indigenous traditions. It reveals how these communities have shaped one another, and the nation, through shared resilience and creative dialogue. The evening draws a living line between two great traditions of freedom’ s music. In celebrating these intersections, the program shows that difference is not a barrier to unity but a source of richness that deepens our collective story.
Saturday, April 10 at 7:30 PM TERRY CONCERT HALL
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