The Peabody Daytona Beach

The Peabody in Daytona Beach, Florida has led the way as a venue where stars of the world of entertainment and the arts have attracted audiences numbered in the tens of thousands. Named in honor of benefactor Simon J. Peabody, who donated the land where the auditorium was built, the new Peabody was dedicated October 6, 1949 with a concert featuring the United States Navy Band.

Since 1949, The Peabody has been considered one of Central Florida’s preeminent showplaces for international and national artists, community events, and civic programs.  The Daytona Beach Symphony Society has made the auditorium its home for more than 60 years.

Today, the 2,521 seat auditorium attracts more than 100,000 residents and visitors annually, offers more than 200 performances of the finest professional theater, music, comedy, dance, children’s productions, opera and Broadway shows, provides educational and community programs, and remains a vital part of the area’s cultural life. The Peabody is the crown jewel of Daytona’s Entertainment District.