Experience jazz, chamber masterworks, symphonic favorites, and more this month
Hillsborough County, Fla. (Oct. 26, 2026) - The Fall is in full swing at the New Tampa Performing Arts Center (NTPAC), with November's slate of performances including a three-time winner of the Tampa Bay Music Awards, a vivid program from Tampa Bay Symphony and the first Steinway Signature show of the season. Tickets for all events can be found at NewTampaArtsCenter.org/Events.
New Tampa Unplugged: MIXTURA - A Multicultural Journey in Sound, 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1. A staple of the Tampa Bay jazz scene, bassist and composer Alejandro Arenas embarks on a musical journey reflecting his immigrant experience in the United States. Celebrating two decades in Colombia and over two decades in the U.S., MIXTURA encapsulates his diverse cultural and personal influences in original compositions and arrangements. Joining Arenas is an all-star band consisting of fellow U.S. immigrants as well as Americans that have lived outside the country, each with their own distinctive backgrounds and experiences. Tickets are $20-$27.50 depending on seat selection.
Reflections Chamber Ensemble, 8 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4. For more than two decades, the ensemble has brought 20th- and 21st‑century works to Tampa Bay audiences, championing innovative composers and expanding the region's exposure to modern repertoire. Their history includes commissioning new compositions, showcasing emerging artists, and staging landmark works such as Pierrot Lunaire. Since its founding, the group has remained dedicated to introducing audiences to a diverse range of contemporary music seldom heard in traditional concert settings. Tickets are $20-$25 depending on seat selection.
Tampa Bay Symphony: Wild Kingdom and Swan Dreams, 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13. Don't miss this vivid journey through natural and mythical worlds! From the playful charm of Leroy Anderson's "The Waltzing Cat" to the colorful wildlife portraits of Sy Brandon's Animalia, the first half of this program by the Tampa Bay Symphony bursts with personality and imagination. After intermission, the orchestra unfolds the sweeping romance and drama of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake - one of the most beloved ballets ever composed. Tickets are $25 and available at TampaBaySymphony.org.
Steinway Signature Series: Elena Ulyanova, 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21. Elena Ulyanova is a distinguished Steinway Artist and award-winning concert pianist, celebrated for her dynamic range - powerful virtuosity and brilliant technique to delicate, elegant finesse. Praised as "a phenomenal, gifted performer" by the Beethoven Society of America, Ulyanova has performed across Russia, Europe, and the United States, captivating audiences with her rich sound palette and expressive artistry. Tickets are $20-25 depending on seat selection.
New Tampa Unplugged: Daniella Mass, 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 22. Join Daniella Mass, coloratura soprano and creator of Liri-Pop, for an intimate, unplugged evening celebrating classical artistry, multilingual music, and cultural connection. Accompanied by Grammy nominated producer and pianist Hildemaro Alvarez and Grammy-winning bassist Carlos Pucci, this family-friendly show weaves together beloved classical pieces, original compositions, and famous melodies performed in multiple languages, with surprises you won't see coming. Tickets range from $17.50-$25 depending on seat selection.
Discover more of NTPAC's events at NewTampaArtsCenter.org and on social media. Follow New Tampa Performing Arts Center on Facebook and Instagram. NTPAC is located at 8550 Hunters Village Rd., Tampa, FL 33647.
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