Join the University of Central Florida Symphony Orchestra, under the leadership of Conductor Robert G. Hasty and Assistant Conductor Calogero Fanara, for an elegant evening of orchestral and choral brilliance.

In collaboration with the UCF Choirs, under the expert direction of Chorus Master Jeffery Redding, this concert brings to life the sweeping drama and spiritual depth of Felix Mendelssohn’s Elijah—a masterwork of the Romantic era that continues to inspire audiences worldwide. The program also features Mendelssohn’s evocative overture, “The Hebrides (Fingal’s Cave),” a tone poem that captures the rugged beauty and mystery of Scotland’s coastal landscapes.

Revel in the celebration of artistry and collaboration, where soaring voices and powerful orchestral colors unite in a performance that will stir your soul.

UCF Celebrates the Arts 2026
March 31-April 12, 2026 | arts.ucf.edu/celebrates

Experience the innovative spirit of UCF through creative presentations that push the boundaries of traditional art forms.

Year-round on the UCF campus, students are immersed in the technology, theory, design, performance, and practical application required for them to be the next generation of creative leaders. Every spring, they converge at Dr. Phillips Center for a two-week cultural extravaganza, allowing our community to enjoy performances, exhibitions, presentations and interactive experiences. With a focus on accessibility, affordability, partnership, and diverse offerings, UCF Celebrates the Arts 2026, running March 30-April 12, is a unique opportunity to experience the creative side of UCF.

More events, information about the festival, and full program details are at arts.ucf.edu/celebrates.

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