Friday Musicale

We went for in of their candlelight concerts last night. It was wonderful! The setting made it even more memorable. Music was Adele and everyone loved it. Such an intimate venue. We were concerned about parking bc fever ticket indicated street parking only. Musicale has a lot across the street from them and plenty of street parking as well. They also serve drinks for a "donation" of $5.Tip - as we had never been we purchased seats with cushions. Didn't know if seats were hard. Turns out they are not and you don't need cushions. You do get to take with however.

I came here for the neon painting experience through the Fever app and it was so much fun. The music was great and I would love to do this again with more friends. I do recommend you look up things to paint prior to getting there so you have the most time.

Loved the musicians. The surprise was that it was Queen and more which meant we had additional songs. Every seat is a good seat. They are open seatings but when you get there they seat you. Every seat is a good seat. Chairs are cushioned no need to pay extra for it. We walked from Park Street by Hawkers and felt safe walking to and from the venue. Doors open 45 minutes ahead of time. They offer modelo beer, red and white wine, and water.

First time going to this place. It has a very simple ambiance inside and it's not too big. It's perfect for small and intimate events or occasions. We watched the fever concert. It was a symphony concert and a candle tribute to Taylor Swift. The stage was enough for 4 performers and some of their stage decorations. The event coordinators were also very organized. I had a very pleasant and enjoyable experience.

I came to this venue for a small candlelight production that I found on fever at the Friday Musicale located on oak street, . This is a nice intimate gem tucked in the Riverside area. Fun fact I learned is that the Florida Musicale is the oldest musical organization in Florida. I would happily come back because it is such a small intimate space to watch a concert or symphony. Parking was easy and the process for checking in to my event was seamless.

What an unforgettable experience. My husband and I saw the Coldplay & Imagine Dragons Candlelight concert at Friday Musicale last week and were blown away by the performance. The candlelight and flowers were so beautiful and the artists were wonderful. They even had beer and white claw and water for sale to enjoy during the show. Bring Cash for this and to tip the talented musicians. Absolutely recommend this. The venue is small but worked perfectly for the intimate performance.

My wife and I went to a Haunted Tavern event here last October or November. The event was lots of fun local actors/historians got up on stage and told cheesy stories about Jacksonville's haunted history then a craft cocktail was served after each presentation. It was interesting and the drinks were good. The building was packed and beautifully decorated inside and out. This was the first time I'd been to Friday Musicale and I believe it has a significant, somewhat haunted history of it's own. We will be looking for other events to attend here and I also want to dig into the history of the building itself. If I remember it's been around since the late 1800s or earlier.

I've known about this place for a long time, but this is my first visit. It is so lovely, I wish I'd visited sooner! We attended the Gainesville Brass quintet concert. The concert was excellent, and the venue is delightful. I was surprised that they had complimentary snacks and drinks, which made the evening even more special. Free parking in their private lot.

THIS is really one of Jax's hidden gems! I don't think I've encountered any staff that was as pleasant and as helpful and in-pushy as these are. They offer free concerts, midday Sunday, and morning and evening on Fridays, but they do appreciate donations. Plenty of parking, and there are signs to point you to it. It mostly attracts an older crowd, but I loved every minute of it (my first concert was a Florida Chamber Music Project). I think it's safe to assume that I won't be missing out on the rest of their concerts, and I've already introduced (aka encouraged) many people to it! Keep it up, Friday Musicale!

I actually haven't been lucky enough to hear a legit concert here, but i did get a chance to sit in for awhile while my husband was recording a classical pianist here. The old wood floored room sounded amazing with just the right amount of echos and sense of space.The setting in general is very nice, with the high white walls and all the ornamental old style architecture. The stage isn't too high and I guess the room could hold around 100 people.We are very lucky in Jax to have so many little hidden gems, and I'm kicking myself for not going to any shows here, at least once. If you get a chance, and like the music being performed, I know you'll love the venue.