Casey Craig

Finding Florida’s Bigfoot

May 25, 2021

The Legend of the Skunk Ape goes beyond imagination. Since the earliest recorded human migration patterns, mysterious cryptids, creatures whose existence is claimed but unsubstantiated, have woven their way through folklore, fables and cautionary tales across the world. Recently, fascination with cryptids has been revived; dozens of online discussion boards have sprung up, and Hulu recently produced a documentary centered

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Energy, Good Energy – Kona’s Rise as a Music Venue

It’s easy to assume the oldest private skatepark in the world can be found in Huntington Beach or in San Diego, areas where modern skateboarding originated. However, you may be surprised to learn it’s actually an East Coast original based in Jacksonville. Tucked away behind the pines in Arlington, Kona

New Blood Against Old School Rules

In a male dominated industry, a fresh Generation of female tattooers is

Ready to Roll

Jacksonville’s roller skating scene gains momentum and shows us how to love

You Better Boogie, B*tch

May 24, 2021

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Reviewing a culture that bumps and hustles for a new generation. Roughly 45 years ago, it was everywhere. LED tessellations shifting and flickering beneath platform shoes, polyester-clad bodies pressed together in dim corners, the marriage of funk and Philadelphia soul … so many memories and colorful tropes encapsulated in one

Bartender of the Month: Schuyler Smith

April 13, 2021

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For Schuyler Smith, mixing up refreshing cocktails and mingling with customers comes naturally. Currently, you can find our Bartender of the Month behind the counter of colorful watering hole and Murray Hill’s favorite bird, The Flamingo. The trendy coffee-shop-meets-wine-bar, where he began working within the last year, serves a