Jacksonville Symphony schedules Children’s Music Festival for October 26, 2025

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Savannah Silliman, Marketing and Public Relations Manager
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Oct 25, 2025
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The Jacksonville Symphony will host its annual Children’s Music Festival on October 26, 2025, at its location on 300 Water Street in Jacksonville, Florida. The event will feature performances conducted by Nathaniel Efthimiou and the Classical Kids LIVE! ensemble alongside musicians from the Jacksonville Symphony.

Mayo Clinic is the title sponsor of the festival, with additional sponsorship from AT&T. Tickets for the event are now available to the public. Media partners are welcome to attend, and opportunities for photo coverage can be arranged by contacting Savannah Silliman, Marketing and Public Relations Manager.

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