Jacksonville, Florida
Join over 15 of Jacksonville’s Top Food Trucks for a free concert, food truck rally, and the 2018 Red, White & Brew Freedom & Beer Run at the Riverside Arts Market on July 28th from 6 pm-10 pm. 6:00-7:00: TAD JENNINGS 7:00-8:15: Honey Hounds 8:15-8:40: Tad Jennings 8:40-10:00: Who Rescued Read More …
Faced with a $62 million budget shortfall Duval County Public Schools had proposed changes to the frequency of arts, music and PE classes. The backlash from concerned parents, the arts community, educators and citizens throughout Jacksonville was immediate. Faced with such widespread opposition DCPS now says Read More …
Celebrate the best of summer with Bluegrass, Beer and Barbecue in the heart of the city. Enjoy a free concert by performers including The Wetland Stringband, Rusty Shine, The Firewater Tent Revival, and Cain’t Never Could, along with a local market. delicious food truck fare Read More …
Aidee Chavez Frescas is from a small town in Mexico called Chihuahua. She loves tacos, people, and traveling. She is passionate about creating community, so she created a social media company where she can combine all of her passions and talents. Aidee has 10 years of Read More …
Opening Reception SAT July 14 | 6pm – 9pm The opening of “her own things: the works of erin kendrick”. The reception is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. EXHIBIT DATES JUL 14 – OCT 3 Self-love is necessary for survival. Read More …
Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens invite you to beat the summer heat during their Night at the Zoo events. Join them from 6:30-10:00 pm for live music, food trucks, cash bars, plus your chance to see the animals on exhibit until 8:30 pm. There will be Read More …
Atlanta has the BeltLine. New York City has the High Line, Chicago has the 606. Boston has the Rose Kennedy Greenway. World-class cities have signature parks and green spaces where residents can safely walk, bike, recreate and connect with their city and with each other. Read More …
Phase Eight Theater Company and MOCA Jacksonville present WOMEN’S WORK, a play that views the current exhibition and related ideas from the perspective of three young women enrolled in an introductory art course. From receiving their syllabus to touring the gallery to presenting their final Read More …
The Beaches Freedom Festival, Florida’s largest Americana and freedom festival is next Saturday. The festival benefits multiple veteran organizations and features live music, food trucks, a hot dog eating contest, corn hole tournament, artists, makers, vendors, kid zone, games, activities, and so much more. ENTERTAINMENT Read More …
Rain Dogs, the little bar that could, the living room of Riverside, the heart of 5 Points, turns 5 today, 35 in Rain Dog years, and you’re invited to the party. Doors open at 4PM, part starts at 7PM. Featuring; The epic return of Shangrala! Read More …
Join the City of Jacksonville as we celebrate the nation’s independence with the annual 4th of July Fireworks Celebration. The spectacular fireworks display over the downtown riverfront and will begin at 9:45 p.m. Fireworks over the St. Johns River – 9:45 p.m. This year fireworks Read More …
The tradition carries on into 2018, as the Westside and Eastside (of the Springfield Historic District) battle it out on the baseball field for bragging rights, complete with turn-of-the-century old school uniforms, equipment, umpires, announcer, food trucks and fanfare. All are welcome! This unique, family Read More …
The Rain Dogs Art Works Gallery Arts Community, RDAWG can be found on Instagram and facebook. “It is a community group for anyone to share their art, for any artists interested in getting booked for Rain Dogs art shows, people with opinions on what art they Read More …
Mission Jax Genius opens June 23 at the Museum of Science & History, Jacksonville. This multi-disciplined exhibit will showcase the work of some of Northeast Florida’s genius residents, including songwriter Charlie “Hoss” Singleton, choreographer Frankie Manning, sculptor Augusta Savage, architect Henrietta Dozier, tech pioneer Don Estridge, Read More …
A few years back the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston digitized 2,500 assorted papers from their Hemingway Collection. Among them was a personal recipe from Papa Hemingway himself. A recipe for his favorite pan fried hamburgers. What better salute to Proud Papas Read More …
Tickets are on sale now for the Florida Theatre’s annual Summer Movie Classics Series, which will begin on July 1 with a showing of the 40th anniversary of Grease. “The movies in this year’s series represent a diverse mix of memorable classic movies that are Read More …
Today, Governor Rick Scott announced that June 2nd and 3rd will be a license-free saltwater fishing weekend, and June 9th and 10th will be a license-free freshwater fishing weekend for Florida residents and visitors. Fishing licenses are not required on these weekends. Governor Scott said, Read More …
Memorial Day, is an American holiday observed on the last Monday of May. It is a day set aside to honor the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. Originally known as Decoration Day, it originated in the years following the Read More …