Opened in 1927 and restored in the 1980s, this 1,900-seat Mediterranean Revival theater in downtown Jacksonville hosts everything from touring concerts to ballet, and is a genuine architectural landmark worth a visit even between shows.
Located in Jacksonville's historic LaVilla neighborhood, the Ritz combines a museum honoring the area's African American cultural legacy with a working theater that still hosts live performances today.
Sitting on the banks of the St. Johns River in Riverside, this is the largest fine arts museum in Northeast Florida, known for its Old Master paintings and beautifully landscaped gardens.
Located on the Southbank Riverwalk, MOSH is Jacksonville's most-visited museum, home to the Bryan-Gooding Planetarium.
Held every Saturday under the Fuller Warren Bridge along the St. Johns River, this market draws thousands of visitors weekly for local art, food, and live music at its 350-seat riverfront amphitheater.
Housed in the former 1888 Alcazar Hotel across from Flagler College in downtown St. Augustine, this museum showcases Gilded Age art and antiques inside one of the city's most striking historic buildings.
Tucked inside Anastasia State Park just half a mile from the beach, 'The Amp' seats around 4,700 and hosts more than 70 shows a year.
This downtown venue is home to the Jacksonville Symphony and hosts touring Broadway shows, making it a cornerstone of the city's performing arts scene.
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