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Rock Tributes and Broadway Classics Lead This Sunday’s Jacksonville Events

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March 8, 2026/08:00 AM
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Rock Tributes and Broadway Classics Lead This Sunday’s Jacksonville Events
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Rock Tributes and Broadway Classics Lead This Sunday’s Jacksonville Events

Good morning, Jacksonville! As we step into the second Sunday of March 2026, the local events calendar is brimming with high-energy performances and community gatherings. From the soaring riffs of legendary rock tributes to the timeless charm of dinner theater, there is a wealth of entertainment to choose from today, Sunday, March 8. Whether you are looking for a sophisticated afternoon of classical music or a high-octane evening of rock and roll, the city has something for everyone.

Classic Rock Revived at the Florida Theatre

Music lovers should prepare for an evening of legendary sound as the celebrated group Get The Led Out takes the stage at the historic Florida Theatre. Often referred to as "The American Led Zeppelin," this ensemble has built a national reputation for their meticulous "studio-to-stage" approach. Unlike traditional impersonator acts, the group focuses on recreating the complex layers of Led Zeppelin’s iconic recordings with incredible accuracy. Fans can expect to hear classics ranging from acoustic masterpieces to heavy rock anthems. The concert is scheduled to begin at 7:00 PM, offering a perfect way to close out your weekend in the heart of downtown.

Theater and Dining at the Alhambra

For those who prefer their entertainment paired with a chef-prepared meal, the Alhambra Theatre & Dining is hosting two performances of the Broadway classic, Damn Yankees. This beloved musical comedy tells the story of a middle-aged baseball fan who makes a fateful pact with a mysterious stranger to become a young star player and lead his favorite team to victory. Today features both a matinee performance at 1:50 PM and an evening show at 7:50 PM. It is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy professional-grade theater in a venue renowned for its intimate atmosphere and long-standing history in the Jacksonville arts scene.

Home Inspiration at the Prime Osborn

Today marks the final day of the Jacksonville Home and Patio Show at the Prime Osborn Convention Center. For homeowners looking to refresh their living spaces or prepare their gardens for the spring season, this public exhibition is a must-visit. Doors open at 10:00 AM, featuring a wide array of local experts, interior design trends, and innovative home technology products. The show is particularly welcoming to the city's military community, with special admission offers available for active duty and retired service members.

Classical Matinees and Local Showcases

The city's cultural depth is on full display this afternoon with two significant classical performances starting at 4:00 PM. The First Coast Wind Symphony presents its "Winds of Change" concert at St. John's Cathedral (Taliaferro Hall), while the Civic Orchestra of Jacksonville performs "Music Inspired by Literary Giants" at the Jacksonville Jewish Center. Additionally, for those seeking a more alternative vibe, the local venue The Albatross is hosting a concert featuring Two Piece, Recount, and The Gang starting at 7:00 PM.