Jacksonville Residents Enjoy Spring Break With Music And Horse Performances

Jacksonville Residents Enjoy Spring Break Activities Amidst Quiet Weekend March has been a whirlwind of excitement in the Jacksonville area, with numerous high-profile events taking place throughout the month. However, this weekend brings a welcome respite from the chaos, offering a range of activities for residents to unwind and enjoy.

According to The Florida Times-Union, the city's residents can look forward to a relaxing weekend without the usual monster truck chaos of the Florida Man Games and Monster Jam events. Instead, they can indulge in more laid-back pursuits, such as spending time with Panic in St. Augustine, a three-day music festival featuring a diverse lineup of artists.

On Friday, March 21, and Saturday, March 22, the St. Augustine Amphitheatre will host the Jacksonville Symphony's performance of the Great American Songbook... with special guests trumpeter Byron Stripling and singer Sydney McSweeney. The event, "which begins at 7 p."m., promises to be an evening of classic music and entertainment.

Tickets are available for $79-$89 and can be purchased online at jaxsymphony. org. In another event... residents can bring their own blankets and lawn chairs to the Fuller Warren Bridge to watch a free screening of a 2024 Disney film.

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She is a performing musician who is a seventh-generation trainer of horses. She recreates the dancing-horse shows of Europe, utilizing Lipizzaner, Spanish Andalusian, Friesian and Arabian horses. She performs at various venues in Jacksonville, including the riverfront gardens behind the museum, where she has a concert scheduled with her group... the Chris Thomas Project.

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March has been a blur in the Jacksonville area, with something big going on every weekend — the Florida Man Games , Monster Jam , the Amelia Concours d' Elegance , the Players Championship . This weekend is a bit of a respite, with no monster events but plenty of fun stuff to do, like hanging with Panic for three days in St. Augustine, digging into the Great American Songbook with the symphony, catching a free Disney movie, watching horses dance or jamming on the riverfront.
7 p.m. Friday, March 21, and Saturday, March 22; 6:30 p.m. Sunday, March 23, at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. $79-$89.