Apollo’s Fire

Apollo’s Fire Sanibel concert night is a must for classical music fans visiting the islands. Apollo’s Fire takes the BIG ARTS stage on Friday, February 6, 2026 at 7:30 PM. This GRAMMY®-winning ensemble is known for vivid storytelling and high-energy Baroque performance. Expect period instruments, sharp artistry, and a program built to move fast and sparkle.

Apollo’s Fire is led by harpsichordist and conductor Jeannette Sorrell. The group is praised for bringing centuries-old music to life with emotional intensity and a sense of humor. One review calls the ensemble “incandescent.” It is an elegant night out that still feels fun.

About Apollo’s Fire Sanibel concert at BIG ARTS

Apollo’s Fire is named for the ancient god of music and the sun. The ensemble leans into the Baroque idea of music as passion. You will hear crisp rhythms, bright colors, and bold contrasts. Also, the performance style feels close and human, not distant.

This is a great choice for visitors who want something beyond the beach. It is also perfect for locals who love world-class music on Sanibel.

Apollo’s Fire Sanibel concert event details

Date: Friday, February 6, 2026
Time: 7:30 PM
Venue: BIG ARTS
Address: 900 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, FL 33957
Sponsor recognition: Apollo’s Fire is graciously sponsored by BIG ARTS Classical Circle: Nancy Dehmlow, David Huggin & Ken Nees.

Arrive early for the smoothest start. Then you can park, get seated, and settle in.

Apollo’s Fire Sanibel concert program

The published program includes:
Bach: Orchestral Suite No. 2
Dall’Abaco: Concerto per Strumenti
Telemann: Recorder Suite (selections)
Marais: Sonnerie
Vivaldi: La Folia

If you enjoy Baroque favorites, this lineup delivers. Plus, the variety keeps the pacing lively.

How to get to BIG ARTS on Sanibel

BIG ARTS is located at 900 Dunlop Road on Sanibel. If you are coming from off-island, you will cross the Sanibel Causeway to reach the island. From there, follow local signs and your GPS to Dunlop Road.

Seasonal traffic can shift quickly. So, add extra drive time. Earlier arrivals also make parking easier.

Things to know before you go

Parking is free at BIG ARTS. The main lot is shared with the Sanibel Historical Village & Museum. During museum hours, avoid museum-designated spaces. Overflow parking is available at City Hall and the library, and the walkways are lighted.

The box office opens one hour before the performance. The performance hall opens closer to curtain time. If you arrive late, check in at the box office first. Seating after the start is handled by venue staff.

Bring a light layer. The hall can feel cool. Also, plan on phone-off etiquette during the performance.

Insider tips for a smooth concert night

Make it an easy evening with simple timing. Aim to arrive 45–60 minutes early. Then you can settle in without feeling rushed. If you are making this a date night, keep dinner plans earlier so you are not racing the clock.

After the show, take a slow drive back. Sanibel nights are part of the charm.

Turn Apollo’s Fire Sanibel concert into a Kingfisher stay

Apollo’s Fire Sanibel concert is even better when you do not have to hurry off-island. Turn this into a weekend getaway with Kingfisher Vacations on Sanibel or Captiva. You get the space and comfort of a vacation rental, plus the island pace that makes nights like this feel special.

Kingfisher Vacations is locally owned and island-focused. Our team knows how guests like to plan evenings out. Choose a cozy condo for two, or a home that fits your whole group. Either way, you wake up close to shelling, beaches, and calm mornings.

FAQs

What time is the Apollo’s Fire Sanibel concert?

The concert starts at 7:30 PM on Friday, February 6, 2026.

What is the Apollo’s Fire Sanibel concert program?

The program includes music by Bach, Dall’Abaco, Telemann, Marais, and Vivaldi, including Bach’s Orchestral Suite No. 2 and Vivaldi’s La Folia.

Is parking free at BIG ARTS?

Yes. Parking is free, with overflow options available nearby when needed.