Guide to Arts and Culture Venues in Jacksonville

Original title: Jacksonville.gov - Arts and Culture

Arts and Culture Jacksonville Public Venues Tourism

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The Frame

What this does

Residents and visitors can use this information to identify public venues for cultural events, concerts, and conventions within the city.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Jacksonville residents

Residents have access to these public facilities for recreational and cultural activities.

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Summary

This document provides an overview of major public arts, culture, and entertainment venues located in downtown Jacksonville, Florida. It lists key facilities, their historical opening dates, and the types of events they host.

Key Facts

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Why It Matters

Residents and visitors can use this information to identify public venues for cultural events, concerts, and conventions within the city.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find information about upcoming events at these venues?

The document provides links to the official websites for each venue, such as dailysplace.com and floridatheatre.com.

What types of events are held at the Jacksonville Center For The Performing Arts?

It accommodates Broadway shows, orchestras, corporate sessions, dinners, and community recitals.

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Connected Entities

locationPrime F. Osborn III Convention Center“265,000-square-foot convention center.”Map →

organizationJacksonville Jaguars“Professional football team sharing space with Daily's Place.”Map →

locationDaily's Place“Amphitheater connected to TIAA Bank Field.”Map →

locationFlorida Theatre“Venue hosting over 200 cultural events annually.”Map →

organizationCentex Rooney Construction Company“Builder of the Jacksonville Center For The Performing Arts.”Map →

locationJacksonville Center For The Performing Arts“Performing arts center built in 1997.”Map →

locationMetropolitan Park“27-acre recreational facility along the St. Johns River.”Map →

locationVeterans Memorial Arena“Arena with 15,000 seating capacity opened in 2004.”Map →

locationThe Ritz Theater & Museum“Venue featuring African and African-American cultural exhibits.”Map →

Sources

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www.jacksonville.gov

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