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AVON PARK, Fla. – Jan. 29, 2026 – Four Tuesday matinees will be presented at the Wildstein Center for the Performing Arts at South Florida State College (SFSC) in Avon Park. The schedule for Tuesday matinees includes a variety of music genres to entertain and move the audience.
America’s vintage rock and roll show, Phil Dirt and the Dozers, returns to the big stage on Feb. 3 with the music of The Beach Boys to the iconic hits of The Eagles. “Phil Dirt and the Dozers is a huge audience pleaser,” said Cindy Garren, director of cultural programs at SFSC. “Audiences love their lighthearted fun and every note is performed live without tracks or gimmicks.” Tickets for the show are $22-$33. Sponsors for Phil Dirt and the Dozers are Vinfast of Sebring, Lampe and Keifer Hearing Aid Center, HoltonFL, and Pete and Dale Caldwell.
Songs of Faith and Family with The Goldens is scheduled for Feb. 10 at 1:30 p.m. Chris Golden, an award-winning music producer, was honored by the Inspirational Country Music Association as the 2019 Entertainer of the Year and 2020 Instrumentalist and Producer of the Year. He has performed for every living U.S. president and graced legendary stages such as The Grand Old Opry, Ryman Auditorium, and Dollywood, and the Holy Land in Israel. Golden is a storyteller who has toured with Alabama and the Oak Ridge Boys, and will be joined on stage by members of his family. Tickets are $17-$25. Groups of 12 or more save 50% on regular admission. The concert is sponsored by Cowpoke’s Watering Hole and AdventHealth.
Relive the magic of the Bee Gees at Stayin’ Alive, the most definitive and dazzling tribute to one of the most iconic groups in pop music history, on Feb. 17. Stayin’ Alive is a full-scale multimedia production, featuring stunning visuals, big-screen video clips, and the nostalgic sound of Barry, Maurice, and Robin Gibb. Tickets for Stayin’ Alive are $22-$30. Groups of 12 or more save 15% on regular admission. The performance is underwritten by Spiegel Chiropractic Clinic, AdventHealth, and Dawn Dell, Broker Associate with Paradise Real Estate International.
Stayin’ Alive
Direct from Ireland, Rhythm of the Dance, honors Irish roots on Feb. 24. The internationally acclaimed live production features the National Dance Company of Ireland and top-tier musicians and vocalists. This spectacular production blends the spirit of traditional Irish dance and music with cutting-edge stagecraft, taking audiences on an exhilarating journey through time. Tickets for Rhythm of the Dance are $30-$45. Groups of 12 or move save 20% on regular admission.
Tickets for all Tuesday matinees can be purchased online at sfscARTS.org, by phone at 863-784-7178, or at the Box Office located at 600 West College Dr. in Avon Park. A $3 per ticket processing fee is charged whether tickets are purchased online, in person, or by phone. There are no refunds and no exchanges.
The Wildstein Center for the Performing Arts presents over 30 world-class performances in a 1,460-seat, state-of-the art facility. Beer and wine are available at performances by Butler’s Eighteen East.
