Jacksonville, Florida
Attention all jazz lovers! Get ready to celebrate some of the best musical talent from around the world at the 2023 Jacksonville Jazz Festival! Join us May 25- 28 for soulful melodies, electrifying performances, and endless good vibes! Visit JacksonvilleJazzFest.com for more info!
President Joe Biden awarded medals to the recipients of the 2021 National Humanities Medal. First lady Jill Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris also attended the ceremony The honorees received their awards about two years late due to a backlog caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More …
The Friends Of The Jacksonville Public Library BIG BAG Book Sale is back next week, March 23 through 25! Find fabulous deals on books, movies, audiobooks, and more. Members Only Night: Thursday, March 23 from 4-8 p.m. Fill one paper bag of books for $12 Read More …
Volunteers are needed for the 28th Annual St. Johns River Celebration, Saturday, March 18, from 8 a.m. to noon (times vary according to cleanup site). Participants will help spruce up the city by collecting litter and debris from dozens of pre-selected riverfront and inland sites Read More …
Attention Veterans if you are looking for some assistance with tax filing, our Military Affairs & Veterans Department, along with the @unitedwaynefl are offering free help. Call 255-5551 to make an appointment from Monday to Thursday at City Hall.
Today is the kickoff of the National Adoption Weekend at PetSmart. Animal Care and Protective Services is teaming up with PetSmart Charities and the Jacksonville Humane Society for a free two-day adoption event. ACPS has provided a sneak peek of the dogs that will be Read More …
These classic Mint Brownies have a deliciously fudgy base, a creamy mint frosting, and a smooth layer of semi-sweet chocolate. They’re always a favorite. These mint brownies are also a festive touch for St Patrick’s Day or even Christmas if you add some red and green sprinkles! BROWNIES Ingredients 4 squares Read More …
Today City of Jacksonville, Florida – Government announced a vital new program to assist caregivers of vulnerable persons prone to wandering off in our community. First responders will utilize the information caregivers, and loved ones provide to aid in search and rescue efforts. Having access Read More …
Due to inclement weather, this event is being rescheduled for tomorrow evening, March 11th, same time and same location. Join Jaxparks for Matilda the movie at Willow Branch Park on Friday, March 10th at 6:30 pm (Sunset). Bring your own blankets and lawn chairs but Read More …
On National Slam the Scam Day and throughout the year, we give you the tools to recognize Social Security-related scams and stop scammers from stealing your money and personal information. Share scam information with your loved ones. Slam the Scam! Recognize the four basic signs Read More …
An estimated 1.3 million alligators are in Florida and can be found in all 67 counties. They can be found in practically all fresh and brackish water bodies and occasionally in salt water. Tips from Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission include; Be aware of the possible Read More …
The date has been set for 7 Creeks Fest, a celebration of Jacksonville’s expansive 7 Creeks Recreation Area on the Northside. On Saturday, March 25, park partners and nonprofits invite the community to join them to explore these natural spaces that are free for all Read More …
Protect your bike from theft and register for free “Bicycle DNA” stickers February 24th & 25th at James Weldon Johnson Park. Our Transportation and Planning Division, along with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Protechdna will be on hand from 2-5pm both days to register your Read More …
The Museum of Science & History, in partnership with the Jax Melanin Market present to you POWER, a dynamic fusion of arts, culture, and history, coinciding with the celebration of Black History Month. This program is part of MOSH’s ongoing effort to connect and engage with Jacksonville’s Read More …
Cotten’s Bar-B-Que, a beloved family-owned Jax BBQ joint, will be closing its doors permanently on Feb. 28th. In a Facebook post on Sunday, owners Fred and Yvonne Cotten announced their plans to retire and close the business at the end of the month. The restaurant, located in the heart of Read More …
When the United States won its independence from Great Britain the new country had to start from scratch with many things; its form of government, its laws, its currency, even what to call its leader. Before American independence, leaders of European countries were called kings, Read More …
The town of Orange Park is going all in for red light cameras. The cameras help enforce traffic rules at intersections without the need for a patrol officer. They have also invited a string of lawsuits in Florida over the years. The Town Council met Read More …
Black History Month celebrations continue on Jacksonville’s Eastside Saturday, with a parade down A Philip Randolph Boulevard at noon, the Melanin Market with over 100 vendors from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the HBCU Heritage Classic baseball game at 121 Financial Ballpark at 2 p.m., followed by a showing of Read More …