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Ink & Barley

August 29, 2024

Where tattoos and brews flow Words and Photos by Carmen Macri & Evergold Photography As you stroll through the bustling streets of Downtown St. Augustine, it’s easy for certain spots to fade into the background, overshadowed by the grandeur of old Spanish architecture and the looming fort. But for those who slow down and take a closer look, there’s

Drink·Entertainment·Food + Drink·Lifestyle·Museum·Neighborhoods·St. Augustine·Travel & Tourism

The Wanderer: 100 Things To Do In St. Augustine Before You Die

Words & photos by Amiyah Golden One of the many reasons I love our great city of Jacksonville is the proximity and access to a variety of experiences: I can hop in the car and enjoy the springs, beaches and historical landmarks to tantalize my curiosity. I grew up here,

“The Living Room of Jacksonville”: Residents Rage Against Sale of Five Points Theater

Words by Mallory Pace Since 2011, the Sun-Ray Cinema has been a

Bold Love Fest

Words by Emily Cannon A festival for bold love in the Bold

JAZZSONVILLE

May 7, 2010

Downtown·Feature·Hemming Park

by liza mitchell From an architectural perspective, the Jacksonville skyline is the perfect backdrop for the 2010 Jacksonville Jazz Festival with its eclectic mix of contemporary angles and neoclassical designs. Musically, the lineup is equally unique, with artists known for their smooth jazz standards and Latin-infused styles to pop flavors

42nd Street: A Song & Dance Extravaganza

March 15, 2010

Dual Critics·On Stage·Southside·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

The Alhambra Theatre and Dining welcomed spring by opening their second show of 2010 with the dance-happy Tony Award winning musical 42nd Street. This musical about musicals, based on a 1933 film of the same name, will grace the Alhambra stage at 12000 Beach Blvd in Jacksonville until April 25th.

Disney’s High School Musical at The Alhambra

January 4, 2010

Dual Critics·On Stage·Southside·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

It’s a new year, it’s a new decade, and the still very new Alhambra Theatre opened 2010 with the North Florida premiere of Disney’s HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL. Originally, High School Musical was a made-for-TV movie that aired on the Disney Channel and became a big hit, followed by the fastest-selling

Douglas Anderson School of the Arts A Little Nigh tMusic

Douglas Anderson’s A Little Night Music

November 24, 2009

Dual Critics·On Stage·St. Nicholas·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

The theatre department of Douglas Anderson School of the Arts presented Stephen Sondheim’s Tony Award Winning musical, A Little Night Music on November 19-21. I write this review feeling happy and sad. Happy to have had the opportunity to see such a spectacular show, sad because, as with most high

Orange Park Community Theatre’s Greetings

November 15, 2009

Dual Critics·On Stage·Orange Park·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

The Orange Park Community Theatre opened its 2nd show of its 40th season, with Tom Dudzick’s Greetings. This play jumps starts the holiday season, but I supposed you guessed that with a title like Greetings. It will be on stage until December 5th. Call 276-2599 or visit them at www.opct.org.

eating fresh

November 9, 2009

Downtown·Food + Drink·Hemming Park

by erin thursby Farmers market fever has hit Jacksonville. With the success of the Riverside Arts Market, farmers markets have popped up all over the place. It’s hard to know if a market is worth driving to when you live across town. Some markets are tiny and cater to their

Alhambra & JSO’s Oklahoma

September 25, 2009

Classical Music·Downtown·Dual Critics·Music·On Stage·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

The Jacksonville Symphony under the baton of Michael Butterman and the Alhambra Theatre directed by Tod Booth combined their talents for the third time in as many years with four inspired performances of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma September the l8th to the 20th. Previous joint productions of The Music Man

Jazz Festival Entertainment Schedule

May 12, 2009

Downtown·Feature·Hemming Park

Thursday, May 21 at 7 pm The Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition The Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition has been a Jacksonville tradition for more than 20 years. Five finalists, chosen by a selection committee through “blind” judging, will compete for the honor of this award. The first-place winner will receive a

May 12, 2009

Downtown·Feature·Hemming Park

by rick grant This year, the Jax Jazz Festival is taking a giant step by moving from Metropolitan Park and throwing a free street festival in Downtown Jacksonville. It’s an exciting concept for different reasons, but first and foremost, it brings people together in the middle of Downtown to stroll

Downtown Jacksonville Entertainment Venues

May 12, 2009

Downtown·Feature·Hemming Park

Many of Jacksonville’s most recognizable landmarks, including venues for all types of entertainment, are located in downtown Jacksonville. Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center (1000 Water St., 630-4000) When it was built in 1919, Jacksonville Terminal was the railroad gateway to Florida. Now it is completely restored and renovated and