With phenomenal music, memorable characters, and great storytelling, FestivalSouth presents the Tony and Grammy Award-wining Jersey Boys.

This wonderful afternoon of classical movies is a summer treat for the entire family and children of all ages. The 778-pipe Robert Morton organ accompanies these classic Chaplin films with Dr. Douglas Rust at the keyboard.

This workshop is a creative exploration that invites participants to delve into the rich tapestry of Mexican folk traditions. Participants will be working on iconic symbols within Mexican culture, decorating them using an array of charms traditionally regarded as “milagros” or miracles in Mexico.

FestivalSouth welcomes our hometown gold medalist Alexei Orohovsky, joined by the companies of Ballet Mississippi and South Mississippi Ballet in an extraordinary evening of dance.

Returning to brighten your morning, the Southern Miss Saxophone Quartet presents an entertaining program of popular favorites that’s sure to get your day off on a good note! Complimentary coffee and pastries provided by OLLI. If you have a specialty coffee you love, bring it with you!

Enjoy a delightful concert of organ transcriptions, including Sibelius’ Finlandia, Bach’s version of Vivaldi’s Concerto for two violins, Bizet’s Carmen Suite and other favorites.

Meet our FestivalSouth 2024 Featured Artist, Adam Trest who is also the illustrator of The Lantern House by Erin Napier. Enjoy casual conversations and ask art-related questions as he talks about his life as a working artist in Mississippi.

Join FestivalSouth for its fourth annual golf tournament and support our Artie Events for Families and the Mississippi Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, providing for our youngest cultural lovers in the Pine Belt.

Dog Days 5k and 2 Mile Walk at FestivalSouth is an event benefitting Hub City Service Dogs, a nonprofit organization in Hattiesburg, MS, that trains service dogs for individuals with medical disabilities.

Enjoy complimentary Viennese-style breakfast pastries and coffee, as Dr. Joseph E. Jones, professor of musicology from the Southern Miss School of Music, discusses the life and selected works of Gustav Mahler and his contributions to the history of symphonic music.

The music of Gustav Mahler embodies a level of profundity that has seldom been reached and arguably never surpassed.

These celebrated performers from around the globe join conductor Mikhail Zempzov and cello soloist Francisco Vila, performing the Schumann Cello Concerto in A minor, Op. 129, the Tchaikovsky Serenade for Strings in C Major, Op. 48, and the winning composition of the POI International Composition Competition.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of musical enchantment as we celebrate the timeless genius of George Gershwin. Be transported to the dazzling heyday of New York’s theater scene with the lush harmonies and jazzy rhythms that defined an era.

The often seen but lesser-known viola takes center stage as six exceptional violists get your morning off to a great start with light classical and Latin musical arrangements.

Experience a masterful evening of wind and percussion chamber music like never before. Delight in the timeless melodies of Beethoven reimagined by a dynamic saxophone quartet.

Performing a variety of music for small ensembles and for string orchestra, the program will also include international competition winners Rainel Joubert, violin; Khari Joyner, cello; and regional string students as soloists.

New York-based indie-pop band MisterWives brings their sunny, synth-heavy grooves and endlessly entertaining live show to FestivalSouth. Their sounds have made them a staple of the indie-rock scene for more than a decade.

Journey across the centuries with the Meistersingers of Mississippi, Hattiesburg’s civic chorus and FestivalSouth’s sister project of the Hattiesburg Concert Association.

Join FestivalFavorite Theresa Sanchez for an incredible evening of artistry. Immerse yourself in the music of the masterful Schumann and Brahms.

A cast of incredible singers joins the FestivalOrchestra in this Symphonic Rock Concert to commemorate Journey’s more than 50 years of music.