About
The Nathan H. Wilson Center for the Arts is a comprehensive performing and visual arts facility at Florida State College at Jacksonville's South Campus. The Center serves as a facility for students and a quality arts venue for the entire community. Housed in glass, a two story lobby leads patrons to the art gallery, a main proscenium theatre with 500 seats, the studio theatre designed for productions with smaller audiences and the Conference Center which is available for business meetings, conferences, fundraisers and social gatherings. The Center's programming includes a variety of offerings such as opera, dance, multidisciplinary productions that integrate visual art, music, theatre and the humanities.
Many productions at the Wilson Center are presented by the FSCJ Artist Series. Please visit their site for more information and ticketing.
Featured Exhibit
Upcoming Events: October, 2026
Symphonic Band Concert: A Celebration of Band Masterworks
Thursday, October 15 at 7:30 p.m.
A partner concert with the FSCJ Symphonic Band and the First Coast Wind Symphony.
Free and open to the public.
The FSCJ Choirs in Concert: The Lovers, and Dreamers, and Us
Friday, October 16 at 7:30 p.m.
This concert will feature songs of love, dreams, community...and yes, some of your favorite song selections from The Muppets! Under the direction of Dr. Tommy Shapard, the Vocal/Choral department will present the College Chorale, Manta Voces and the Musical Theatre Vocal Ensemble in concert.
Free and open to the public.
Floriana: Songs of Florida Composers in Concert
AS OF 9/30/26: THIS CONCERT HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL SPRING 2027
Jacksonville Dance Theatre presents
Circo del Pantano
Sunday, October 25 at 4 p.m.
JDT returns with the second year of its electrifying modern dance circus, guided by the bold vision of Artistic Director Rebecca R. Levy and featuring FSCJ danceWORKS students and faculty. Building on the momentum of its debut, this expanded production continues to blend the raw physicality of contemporary dance with the daring spectacle of aerial performance. Audiences can expect an even more refined and immersive experience, filled with striking visuals, dynamic movement and moments of surreal theatricality. Part dreamscape, part high-flying thrill, JDT’s modern circus continues to push the boundaries of genre and form—bold, immersive, and impossible to look away from.
For more information or to purchase tickets,click here
Dance Dialogue: Artist Talk with Jenn Logan
Tuesday, October 27 at 1 p.m.
This workshop is open to current FSCJ Students, Staff and Faculty.
