Cafe DaVinci was founded in 1993 primarily as a jazz club where artists, musicians and friends could come together. While the music may have expanded well beyond jazz, the vibe remains the same 20 years later. This little hidden gem has featured acts well beyond its stature including JJ Grey of Mofro, The Wailers and The Avett Brothers to name a few. The 5,000 square foot outdoor courtyard will make you feel like you are in New Orleans.

The School of Music takes great pride in its major performance venue, Lee Chapel, located in the historic Elizabeth Hall. This beautiful, 100-year-old performance hall seats 700 in an intimate setting whose acoustical properties are well-suited to the performance of classical music. Lee Chapel houses the School of Music's renowned Beckerath organ. On stage are two Steinway concert grand pianos.

Located at the Maxwell & Irene D. Johnson Cultural Park, named in honor of the legendary Saxophonist and Band Leader Dr. Noble “Thin Man” Watts. This space is available for events and concerts. Contact The African American Museum of Arts for booking information.

The Second Stage Theatre houses Stetson University's theatre department, located inside the Museum of Art, 600 N. Woodland Blvd., adjacent to the DeLand campus.