Jacksonville, Florida
French Moderns: Monet to Matisse, 1850–1950 exhibits approximately 65 works of art from the Brooklyn Museum’s renowned European collection and positions France as the artistic center of international modernism from the mid-19th to mid-20th centuries. Ranging widely in scale, subject matter, and style, these paintings, drawings, Read More …
Friends of Hemming Park and partners including the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, MOCA Jacksonville, The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, Jacksonville Public Library, Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA), Art Republic, and the University of North Florida present an entire week of activities to showcase Read More …
In collaboration with Jazz After Dark, ADRIFT presents: Recognize. The Rhythm: After you’ve heard the rhythm with your ears, come see the rhythm with your eyes. Make your way to 301 East Bay to dig the soul-ful vibe of Jazz visually personified through dynamic brushstrokes, Read More …
New York, artist and jazz aficionado Keith Henry Brown was commissioned for this year’s Jazz Festival poster. Brown said he was drawn to LaVilla’s musical history, noting Ray Charles got his start in Jacksonville, playing piano for bands at the Ritz Theatre in LaVilla. Ray Read More …
Last night I attended Punk Rock Burlesque: Sunny’s Last Show, at Rain Dogs. Sunny is leaving for NYC on May 1st. She will live in NYC and continue producing Jax PRB twice a year and co producing The Cabaret Hour every first Friday of the month. Read More …
Forsaken Profit$ returns to Jax Friday night at Rain Dogs for Punk Rock Burlesque – Sunny’s Last Show. Their Rain Dogs performance will mark the 2nd stop on their Bruce it Down Tour. That’s right, the boys are back in town and they just want to have fun, Read More …
Miss Parker, Bartender, Promoter, Photographer, Midnight Baker will be moving to NYC May 1st, this is her last show before boarding the plane. Come send her off in style. Musical Performances By Forsaken Profit$ Mudtown Nine Tenths DJ GeeXella And Jacksonville’s favorite poet/singer/songwriter, Charlie Shuck Burlesque Read More …
There is a beautiful new mural at Riverside Park (753 Park St. – 32204). The mural was painted by artist Nicole Holderbaum on the park’s basketball court. More art is on the way in parks across the city.
The Orchid is both refined and wild, full of mystery and stories, some we believe, some we want to believe. The Orchid herself is not always an honest story teller. Orchid mimicry is one of her favorite stories, as well as her most important. She Read More …
Today is the birthday of Ansel Adams. Adams was a legendary American photographer, known for his love of nature, technical innovations in photography, and his dramatic photographs of Western landscapes. He was a pioneer in the movement to preserve the wilderness and one of the Read More …
11th annual MUSE Art, Body Art & Fashion Show at ARTpool Gallery Saturday February 23, 2019 from 8pm-11pm Bringing it to an entire new level with their biggest and best BODY ART show to date, this years event will knock your socks off with the Read More …
The second annual Jacksonville Lantern Parade presented by VyStar Credit Union is set for Saturday, February 16. The parade route runs from the Riverside Artist Square under the Fuller Warren Bridge and continues down the St. Johns River to the Jacksonville Landing. The Parade itself begins Read More …
TRASH PANDA FLEA MARKET “Always different. Always rad” Sunday February 10 Noon to 4PM at Rain Dogs Art Works Gallery $10 Bottomless Mimosas Food by DOS VATOS TACOS If you mixed a Mimosa of; vintage finds, art, crafts, local small businesses and flea market treasures you’d Read More …
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 and a talent to share and or a desire to learn. It is family Read More …
Mapping Our Past, Jacksonville Public Library’s annual affair to celebrate the Lewis Ansbacher Map Collection—a true treasure comprising more than 240 antiquarian maps—returns to the Main Library. This year’s highlight will be the unveiling of the newly updated Jordan and Shirley Ansbacher Gallery to display Read More …
There is a new mural on the fence at the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, 829 Riverside Ave. Jacksonville, FL 32204. The mural features the work of Jacksonville-based artists Mark “Cent” Ferreira, Dustin Harewood, and Shaun Thurston to highlight many of the significant pieces Read More …
LOCATION CHANGE! Due to the weather, Eyes Wide Open Photography Exhibition has changed locations to 1731 N Main Street. Memorial Park Friday November 2nd, 2018 1620 Riverside Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32204 6:30 p.m.- 10:00 p.m. The eyes are said to be the windows to the Read More …
Miss Parker Presents Punk Rock Burlesque & Punk Rock Flea Market Brought to you by BlackandWhiteCru Wednesday, October 31, 2018 at 7 PM 1904 Music Hall 19 N Ocean St, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Bands at 7. Burlesque at 11. Burlesque Performances by Miss Parker Anita Nightcap Lyla Read More …