Music Director Dr. John Southall presents a season full of energetic and renowned music ranging from music of Disney, Broadway highlights in a series that also brings us acclaimed music from the big band era. Our concert season blends pops music with light classics and feature four themes, including our Holiday Spectacular, a Salute To America, Broadway To Big Band and our Love, Romance And More themed concert.
JOIN US ON A MUSICAL JOURNEY
2022-2023 SEASON
Holiday Joy
December 6th, 2023— 7:00 PMMcAlpin Fine Arts Center
3209 Virginia Ave Fort Pierce, FL 34981
Tickets available at the box office.
Phone # 772-462-4750 Hours - 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
A Jazz and Pop Phantasmagoria
February 4th and 5th, 2023— 2:00 PMMcAlpin Fine Arts Center
3209 Virginia Ave Fort Pierce, FL 34981
Tickets available at the box office.
Phone # 772-462-4750 Hours - 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Broadway And the Movies
April 1st and 2nd, 2023— 2:00 PMMcAlpin Fine Arts Center
3209 Virginia Ave Fort Pierce, FL 34981
Tickets available at the box office.
Phone # 772-462-4750 Hours - 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Please join us for one or all of these events. We can assure you will enjoy the musical selections we have prepared and the friendly social gathering when friends meet and greet. Our family of talented musicians will be sure to bring you quality entertainment. Thank you.
Concert Venue
McAlpin Fine Arts Center
3209 Virginia AveFort Pierce, FL 34981
IRSC Massey Campus, Building T (Fort Pierce, FL)
772-462-4750
First Time At Our Concert?
If you are attending for the first time, below are some common questions to help guide you and make your experience more enjoyable.
When should I arrive?
All our concerts begin on time. With that in mind, you should give yourself enough time to comfortably reach your seats prior to the concert time. Generally, we recommend arriving 30 to 40 minutes prior to the concert start time. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
What if I arrive late for my concert?
Normally, if you are a few minutes late you can simply enter and take any available seating. Some concerts — but not all — may have designated pauses, in which late arrivals can be seated at the discretion of the center. We recommend that you wait close to your seating area's entrance so that we can seat you as soon as possible if there is a pause.
What if I have to leave early?
If you must to leave before the end, please do so between program works or during intermission. Since not all concerts will have additional pauses between works or an intermission, you may not be able to re-enter the hall after you depart.
How long is a typical performance?
Program length varies, but a typical performance lasts about two hours, including the intermission.
Can I bring my children?
All of our concert are open to children of all ages and we encourage you to expose children to good music.
Is the Civic Center accessible to patrons with special needs?
The McAlpin Fine Arts Center is accessible to all persons who have special needs. Please ask an usher for assistance If you have any specific requests or questions.
What should I wear?
What matters most is your concert experience, not your concert attire. You will see some concertgoers dressed up and others dressed more casually. Many patrons wear business attire or casual business attire, but we invite you to wear whatever makes you feel most comfortable.
How does the seating arrangement work?
Our concerts take place at the McAlpin Fine Arts Center. Seating is on a first come firs serve basis.
When should I clap?
Normally, you would clap at the end of each piece. However, there are some works that have separate movements or sections. A short pause usually falls in between each of them and, over time, it has become customary not to clap during these short pauses. With the world's greatest soloists featured at Symphony Center, however, this custom is sometimes impossible to adhere to!
What if I have to cough?
It may be a good idea to bring cough suppressant tablets with you just in case. In an effort to help reduce distracting noises and enhance the concert-going experience, we ask that if you have a coughing attack you step out into the hallway if possible.
Where should I park?
Parking is free at the McAlpin Fine Arts Center.
Can I take pictures or record the concert?
Cameras and recording equipment may not be used at any of our performances.