Events: March 7, 2026

Natchez

Saturday, Mar 7, 2026 at 1:30 PM - English

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Special Screenings on March 7th and 8th – Film followed by a Q&A with director Suzannah Herbert.

Natchez captures an unsettling clash between history and memory in a small Mississippi town; a layered mosaic of people contending with the weight of the past in a place where it is always present.

Equal parts amusing and disturbing, we journey through an antebellum tourist destination at a crossroads as it grapples with a deeply troubled history that is so thoroughly ingrained in its present, we’re left to wonder if it’s actually past at all.

The film had its world premiere at the 2025 Tribeca Festival, where it won the Best Documentary Feature award.

Estaciones del Alma

Saturday, Mar 7, 2026 from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM - English

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Seasons of the Soul proposes an emotional journey where three worlds enter into dialogue. Three composers, three eras, one shared heartbeat: music as a reflection of our own inner seasons. A concert that is not only heard, but felt.

Romanticism, through Schumann, opens the door to intimate, passionate, and deeply human music. Gershwin, with his Rhapsody in Blue, transforms that same format into an urban pulse, brilliant and free, where jazz and the energy of the city merge with classical tradition. And finally, Piazzolla immerses us in The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, an intense narrative of time, desire, and the nostalgia of Buenos Aires.

A Chamber Music Concert.

Veronica Swift Quartet

Saturday, Mar 7, 2026 from 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM - English

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Acclaimed vocalist Veronica Swift brings her dynamic quartet to the Moss Center for an unforgettable evening of boundary-breaking music. Celebrated for her powerful voice, imaginative interpretations, and fearless artistry, Swift has quickly become one of the most compelling performers on today’s jazz scene. Drawing from her latest self-titled album, she blends influences ranging from opera and classical to blues, bossa nova, funk, and rock, creating a sound that defies genre and expectation.

Daphnis and Chloé

Saturday, Mar 7, 2026 at 8:00 PM - English

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The ultimate date night. Stephane Deneve conducts Ravel's pastoral romance. Soprano Kelley O'Connor joins NWS to sing five love poems by Chilean poet Pablo Neruda.

Turandot - Adrienne Arsht Center

Saturday, Mar 7, 2026 at 7:00 PM - English

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Get ready for an opera of high-stakesdrama, breathtaking spectacle, and one of the most legendary scores ever composed. Puccini’s final masterpiece, Turandot, comes to life in a production that honors the grandeur of its 1926 La Scala premiere while pushing boundaries with stunning visual technology.

Seamlessly blending innovation with tradition, this epic tale is more immersive and electrifying than ever. At the heart of the story is the cold and enigmatic Princess Turandot, who tests her suitors with three impossible riddles- failure means death. But when the fearless Prince Calaf succeeds, the real challenge begins-not of intellect, but of love.

Will he melt Turandot’s icy heart, or will fate take yet another victim?

From the electrifying power of “Nessun dorma” to sweeping orchestral landscapes, Puccini’s score pulses with passion, intensity, and grandeur. This production takes Turandot to new heights, merging opulent costumes and lavish sets with cutting-edge stagecraft to transport audiences into a world of mystery, romance, and spectacle. With a chorus that shakes the stage and a breathtaking design that immerses you in the story, this is Turandot as you’ve never experienced it before-bold, exhilarating, and utterly mesmerizing.

Dear Evan Hansen

Saturday, Mar 7, 2026 at 8:00 PM - English

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• Book by Steven Levenson
• Music and Lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul

Winner of the Tony and Olivier Awards for Best Musical, Dear Evan Hansen is a profoundly contemporary coming-of-age story about the fragility of life and the need for human connection. Evan Hansen, a teenager struggling with severe anxiety, has always felt invisible. But when a sudden tragedy thrusts him into the center of a rapidly evolving controversy, he finds himself presented with an unexpected opportunity: the chance to reinvent himself.

“Detroit '67” by Dominique Morisseau

Saturday, Mar 7, 2026 at 7:30 PM - English

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The Marshall L. Davis, Sr. African Heritage Cultural Arts Center presents Detroit '67 by acclaimed playwright Dominique Morisseau. As the nation marks 250 years of independence, this compelling production reflects on the ongoing pursuit of liberty and justice for all.

Set during the 1967 Detroit uprising and underscored by the soulful sounds of Motown, Detroit '67 offers an intimate, emotionally powerful portrait of resilience and survival amid the turbulence of the Civil Rights Movement. The play illuminates how national unrest reverberates within the walls of a single home revealing both the fragility and strength of the American dream. Detroit '67 challenges us to honor the past while recommitting to the enduring pursuit of dignity, opportunity, and justice in America.

ArtServe's Journey to Mount Athos Exhibit

Saturday, Mar 7, 2026 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM - English

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The exhibition features more than 30 large-scale art banners, photographs, and cultural artifacts that illuminate the spirituality, artistry, and traditions of Greece's Mount Athos Orthodox monastic community.

ArtServe opens its 2026 season with Journey to Mount Athos, presented in partnership with the Mount Athos Foundation of America. The exhibition features more than 30 large-scale art banners, photographs, and cultural artifacts that illuminate the spirituality, artistry, and traditions of Greece's Mount Athos Orthodox monastic community. Additional works by local Greek artists along with poetry, traditional costumes, and musical instruments celebrate Hellenic culture, history, and Fort Lauderdale's sister-city connection with Thessaloniki.