FAC will bring all facets of the arts to the Jacksonville community for all ages through education, instruction, and performance.
Jacksonville’s newest non-profit organization is unveiled! The Fine Arts Conservatory(FAC), A 501c3 not-for-profit educational organization, serves a mission to showcase the arts through private instruction, performance, and education in the areas of performing arts, music, dance, theatre, sculpture, art, and literature. We want to represent all things art and hope you'll join us as we continue to build and travel this road! There will be opportunities to enroll, perform, volunteer and of course, donate! We hope you will sign up below and keep in touch! Or if you're more of a social media person, follow us on Facebook or Instagram! Let's stay in touch!
There's no better way to get in the holiday spirit than to see our live performance of this treasured classic!
Miracle on 34th Street sees Kris Kringle, a Macy’s department store Santa, put on trial in a competency hearing because he claims to be the real Santa Claus.
Reserve your seats today for one of our 4 performances the weekend of November 22! It's great for the whole family!
November 22 - 24
There's no better way to get in the holiday spirit than to see our live performance of this treasured classic!
Miracle on 34th Street sees Kris Kringle, a Macy’s department store Santa, put on trial in a competency hearing because he claims to be the real Santa Claus.
Reserve your seats today for one of our 4 performances the weekend of November 22! It's great for the whole family!
March 6 - 8
Charley's Aunt is a farce in three acts written by Brandon Thomas. The story centers on Lord Fancourt Babberley, an undergraduate whose friends Jack and Charley persuade him to impersonate the latter's aunt. The complications of the plot include the arrival of the real aunt and the attempts of an elderly fortune hunter to woo the bogus aunt.
May 22 - 24
In Mark Montgomery’s comedy Good Answer! acting College President Michael Kaminsky would like to get "Acting" removed from his job title. But that seems unlikely.
Facing an implacably hostile administrative assistant, a publicly protesting student daughter, and an impending visit by a desperately needed potential donor, the poor guy is chained to his desk. Literally.
October 9 - 11
With its high farce and witty dialogue, Oscar Wilde’s classic popular 1895 play The Importance of Being Earnest, sees the protagonists maintaining fictional personas in order to escape the social conventions of the Victorian era.
Sign up to hear from us about updates, shows and more! And don't worry, your email is only for us and not to be shared.
Copyright © 2019 Fine Arts Conservatory - All Rights Reserved.