JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Discover how the Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival is driving tourism and economic growth on this idyllic Florida island.
Beyond attracting tourists drawn to Amelia Island’s natural beauty, the festival’s concerts, master classes, and other cultural events are crucial for keeping visitors engaged and spending money locally.
In this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, host Kent Justice sits down with festival Executive Director Robin Marie Lamp to explore the unique power of intimate, live music performances.
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Lamp, a former opera singer, shares her passion for the “music of friends” – classical concerts in small, acoustic settings that allow audiences to fully appreciate the craft of the musicians.
Lamp also highlights how the festival’s picturesque venues and supportive community attract world-class artists who request to return year after year.
Tune in to hear Lamp’s insights on the festival’s upcoming season, educational initiatives, and the broader economic impact of arts and culture on the Amelia Island community. Discover how this intimate musical experience is shaping the island’s identity and future.
