Central Florida Vocal Arts is a nonprofit founded in 2012 that provides community-based, hands-on performing arts experiences. The organization offers mainstage productions and music education programs, including classes in voice, piano, guitar, acting and musical theatre, and describes its work as bridging classical education and modern performance art.
Programming is offered for performers of all ages and skill levels. Children can take weekly music lessons or take part in a week-long Summer Institute that includes singing, acting, dancing, scriptwriting and other arts creation. The group partners with school districts in Orange and Osceola counties and with public libraries in Winter Park and Orange County, and its Arts 1:1 program provides free private music lessons in Title I schools. It also partners with Camp Boggy Creek to provide arts experiences for campers. Professional artists can participate in the regular season through contracted performances.
Performances are held around the greater Orlando area, with the 2026-2027 professional season hosted at the Alexis and Jim Pugh Theater at the Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts. Free programming is available at Orange County libraries and the Winter Park Library to residents with a library card. Those interested can take studio or virtual music lessons, audition for a season, book a performance, or volunteer. All adult roles are paid.
Press release issued by Winter Park Chamber of Commerce:
https://www.winterpark.org/2026/07/15/central-florida-vocal-arts-is-changing-lives-through-music/
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