Jacksonville, Florida
Banned Books Week is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read. Typically held during the last week of September, it highlights the value of free and open access to information. Banned Books Week brings together the entire book community; librarians, booksellers, publishers, journalists, teachers, Read More …
James and Sara “Sally” Mangham, their business still boarded up from the storm, without power, both at their home and their restaurant, looked out at their community and the blow Hurricane Irma had struck. They couldn’t give their neighbors electricity or make the flood waters Read More …
Sunday Swing Night Out: The Volstead! Hosted by The Dance Shack Mr & Miss River City Pride Pageant Hosted by River City Pride – Jacksonville, Florida Metro Entertainment Complex Open Stage Open Mic Night at Hourglass LINK UP.1 Hosted by Henergy Reserve Nighthawks Monday JYD Read More …
Downtown Vision, Inc is the Business Improvement District for Downtown Jacksonville. Their stated mission is to create and support a vibrant Downtown. Tonight they achieved just the opposite with one of Downtown’s Crown Jewels, the First Wednesday Art Walk. Art Walk has been running for Read More …
Sunday Vagabond Flea – Last Summer Market! Hosted by Vagabond Flea Jewelry • Vintage • Ceramics • Succulents • Home Goods • Clothing • Art • Beauty Supplies • Food • Coffee • Beer Poetry Night at Shantytown 9 pm until Midnight Shantytown Pub Open Read More …
The inaugural exhibition for the Yellow House, Small Matters, which will emphasize the power of saying a lot with less through art will also be another inaugural event of sorts. As Stephen Dare of the Lee Harvey Trust said; “The Lee Harvey Trust is very proud Read More …
The inaugural exhibition for the Yellow House will emphasize the power of saying a lot with less. Twenty of our region’s finest artists will deliver messages of big social importance through small works. In a time in which we can become overwhelmed with the super-sized Read More …
Sunday August – African Village Bazaar Hosted by African Village, Inc. and Ritz Theatre and Museum Super Roll Sunday with Bold City Cosplay Hosted by Chamblin’s Uptown Get your tabletop gaming on. Dirty Dancing 30th Anniversary Hosted by The Florida Theatre Arts & Drafts: ROCK & Read More …
Rhythm and Flow held their monthly gathering under the Fuller Warren Bridge last night. Rhythm and Flow is a Communal gathering filled with; drumming, dancing, flow artists, acrobats, fire performers chalk artists, both young and old, basically anyone with positive vibes, love in their heart Read More …
“I am excited to announce the launch of Yellow House, a project I have been working on for almost a year, actually maybe a lifetime! It is a place – an idea – where art + action creates change. There is much more to come, Read More …
Enjoy local food, artists, vendors, live music and more. The official Art Walk ends at 9 pm but you can keep the fun going at Art Walk After Dark in The Elbow. Some of July’s offerings; Super Food and Brew • Devour fresh food with a Read More …
Writers Resist, the inaugural event will be held all over the U.S. and other nations on Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. The event showcases speakers on the ideals of democracy and free expression. Jacksonville’s local Writers Resist event is organized by writer-educator Laura Minor and will take Read More …
Hemming Park will be zombified this Saturday as Jacksonville celebrates Zombiefest 2016. This event will mark the 9th Annual Jacksonville Zombie Walk. The walk begins at approximately 7 pm. These Zombies won’t be looking for food, instead all zombies are encouraged to bring two or Read More …
Enjoy local food, artists, vendors, live music and more. The official Art Walk ends at 9 pm but you can keep the fun going at Art Walk After Dark in The Elbow. Some of August’s offerings; The Florida Theatre • Tour the Florida Theatre at Read More …
East Jacksonville Park East Jacksonville Park was located in what is now the Stadium District. At one time, this section of downtown was a suburb of Jacksonville that was separated from the city by Hogans Creek. When it was annexed by Jacksonville in 1887, East Read More …
Rain Dogs, the living room of Riverside, is located in the heart of 5 Points and is the heart of 5 Points. It has a low key atmosphere with a wide variety of more than 18 beers on tap and a multitude of bottled beers Read More …
Depending on your age you may or may not know who Lee Harvey was. The rules of journalism dictate that I should write “Harvey” or “Mr. Harvey”. Lee would say fuck that, and so, in his honor, fuck that, it’s Lee. We were not as Read More …
Jacksonville has lost its Pearl. For seven years The Pearl was a gleaming light within the darkness of Springfield, a lone oasis within what has become a wasteland on a nearly deserted stretch of Main Street. This past Saturday The Pearl closed its doors for Read More …