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Peas In a Pod(cast)
Behind the scenes of Jax Podcasters Unite Words by Shelton Hull Everyone, it seems, has a podcast these days. I have a podcast–two, actually–and you probably do, too. If you don’t, well, you’ve probably thought about it at least once, If you find yourself inclined to turn those thoughts into
December Special Events
Through Dec.1 San Marco Art Festival Balis Park sanmarcoartfestival.com Christmas Made in the South Prime Osborn Convention Center madeinthesouthshows.com Through Dec. 29 Glowing Gardens Jacksonville Arboretum & Botanical Gardens jacksonvillearboretum.org Through Jan. 1 Deck the Chairs Seawalk Pavilion deckthechairs.org Through Jan. 5 “Mission: Astronaut” Museum of
Hamburger Mary’s
Words and photos by Amiyah Golden Fabulous, audacious and unapologetic, Jordyn Sinclair is a prominent figure in the drag and LGBTQIA+ community – locally and beyond – as an entertainer and an advocate . A Michigan girl with a Texas-sized heart and upbringing, Sinclair has spearheaded the reopening of the
Got the Blues?
Words and Photos by Sam Kaplan If you’ve lived in Jacksonville for any amount of time, you’ve probably seen military planes and helicopters flying low and fast around the city. With Jax having multiple military installations within city limits, and another nearby at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay (just
Party in the Front and the Back: Inside Jacksonville PorchFest
Words by Carmen Macri Jacksonville’s one-of-a-kind festival returns for its 10th anniversary, bringing live music, art and local vendors to the historic porches of Springfield Nov. 9. For some backstory; Elizabeth Augustus, a San Marco resident, attended her first porch festival while visiting upstate New York, the origin
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