The 18th annual UCF-Orlando Jazz Festival returns in February for two nights of extraordinary live jazz plays the music of Oliver Nelson with special guests Registration Link: https://cah.ucf.edu/jazzfestival/ Registration Info: Standard Tickets: $25 • UCF Faculty & Staff: $10 FREE for students with valid I.D.

UCF Oboe Day with guest artist Christina Gavin. Ms. Gavin is Principal Oboe of the Atlanta Opera and second oboe/English horn of the Atlanta Ballet. She will be giving a recital and Masterclass followed by a reed making clinic. Oboists of all ages are welcome to attend. If you would like to perform in the Masterclass, please email Jamie.Strefeler@ucf.edu Registration Link: https://www.purplepass.com/events/308015-ucf-oboe-day-feb-22nd-2025 Registration Info: $25.00, free with UCF ID

The 18th annual UCF-Orlando Jazz Festival returns in February for two nights of extraordinary live jazz!8 p.m. [The Jazz Professors](https://cah.ucf.edu/jazzfestival/#jazzprofessors)9 p.m. [Akiko Tsuruga](https://cah.ucf.edu/jazzfestival/#tsuruga) and her quintet The Flying Horse Big Band Registration Link: https://cah.ucf.edu/jazzfestival/ Registration Info: Standard Tickets: $25 • UCF Faculty & Staff: $10 FREE for students with valid I.D.

The UCF Wind Ensemble is comprised of approximately 50 of the finest wind and percussion students at the University of Central Florida. Performing literature of the highest caliber, the Wind Ensemble presents two to three concerts per semester at local, regional and national venues.The UCF Symphonic Band is an auditioned ensemble that performs a varied repertoire of standard band literature. The Symphonic Band presents two concerts per semester, both locally and regionally.

Celebrate culture, music and community at this outdoor event.

Join us as this electrifying journey of the mythical tale of Boom, son of Thunder, comes to life on stage.From the moment light flashes and thunder crashes, audiences are swept into an epic adventure of self-discovery and courage. Forced from home by a cruel stepfather, Boom embarks on a quest where he must confront the forces of nature and face off against enchanted forest creatures. Will he find the inner strength to prevail? Combining Japanese fairy tales and folklore, Naomi Iizuka's thrilling theatrical parable offers young audiences an unforgettable blend of magic, courage and wonder. Registration Link: https://arts.cah.ucf.edu/event/the-last-firefly-tya/ Registration Info: Tickets: $25, $10 with UCF ID