The Concert Truck, a unique traveling music venue, is set to visit Okaloosa and Walton County schools, presented by Sinfonia Gulf Coast and the Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation, and sponsored by Grand Boulevard as part of its Coastal Culture series.

Pianists Nick Luby and Susan Zhang have transformed a 16-foot box truck into a mobile concert hall, complete with lights, sound system, and piano. Their mission is to redefine the concert experience and make live music accessible to everyone. From city streets to schools, parks, and festivals, The Concert Truck brings music to diverse communities across the country.

Partnering with renowned organizations like the Kennedy Center and Aspen Music Festival, The Concert Truck shares music with communities and mentors young artists in community engagement. Their online children's show, in collaboration with the Four Seasons Chamber Music Festival, reached over 55,000 students in North Carolina schools alone.

The Concert Truck's upcoming performances will feature variations of Susan Zhang and Chelsea de Souza on piano and Austin Fisher on cello. Internationally acclaimed for her dynamic artistry, Chelsea de Souza is equally at home in traditional and new music. Austin Fisher, praised for his virtuosity, refinement, and style, is a versatile chamber musician, orchestral player, and soloist.

After visiting Okaloosa and Walton County schools as part of Sinfonia Gulf Coast’s Music Education outreach program and Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation’s ArtsReach program, The Concert Truck will offer free public performances at Grand Boulevard in Miramar Beach. 

The schedule is as follows:

Friday, March 15 at 6:30 PM

Grand Boulevard in Grand Park

Saturday, March 16 at Noon

During Grand Boulevard Farmer’s Market