The Space Coast Symphony Orchestra is set to unveil its 2026-27 season on May 3 with a free public event at Riverside Presbyterian Church in Cocoa Beach. The mixer will include conductor Aaron Collins, orchestra members, and a recital by soprano Tesia Kwarteng and pianist Jacob Craig. The event starts at 3:30 p.m. with a season pass renewal and programming reveal, followed by a 5 p.m. free concert titled 'The Music Between Us: From Habanera to Hollywood.'
The party will take place at Riverside Presbyterian Church, located at 3400 N. Atlantic Avenue (A1A) in Cocoa Beach. Attendees can attend both the mixer and the recital, which will feature songs ranging from European art songs to Hollywood standards. Soprano Tesia Kwarteng, known for her performances with orchestras across the U.S., will perform alongside pianist Jacob Craig, a Vero Beach native and frequent collaborator with local musicians.
The 2026-27 season programming will be announced during the mixer, with details on upcoming concerts and opportunities to renew season passes. The free recital at 5 p.m. will highlight Kwarteng's versatility, moving from the elegance of classical repertoire to popular film scores. The event is open to all, with no admission fee required.
The Space Coast Symphony Orchestra's 18th season is scheduled to launch in June. The May 3 event marks the first public preview of the season's lineup, which includes a mix of traditional and contemporary works. For more information, visit SpaceCoastSymphony.org or call 855-252-7276.