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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

Jacksonville Symphony to Perform at JFK Center

March 6, 2020

Classical Music·Downtown·Events·Festivals·Music·Music News·Music Venues·Northbank·Symphony

Jacksonville Symphony to Perform March 23-29 for the Festival of American Orchestras at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. The Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra joins an elite group of musicians chosen to perform as part of the 3rd annual SHIFT: A Festival of American Orchestras

LOVE QUEST at THEATRE JACKSONVILLE

February 27, 2020

Dual Critics·On Stage·San Marco·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

A Romantic Comedy is part of the Historic Theatre’s 100th Season A Dual Critics Review by Dick Kerekes and Leisla Sansom Theatre Jacksonville opened “Love Quest,” the third show of its 100th Season, on February 21, and will remain through March 8, 2020. This contemporary romance, which brings new insights

A Good Time for the Complete History of America (Abridged) at Island Theater

February 25, 2020

Fleming Island·On Stage·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

by Madeline DeLorie (photos by Rachel Pontarolo) The Island Theater has brought a comic and quick version of the history of America to its stage in this new comedy sure to have you laughing throughout its two hour run time. You may even have the chance to participate in this

Southern Coast Seafood, A Great Addition to Arlington

February 23, 2020

Arlington·Feature·Food + Drink·Local Seafood·Restaurants

With the news of closing in , a lot of people were pretty upset. Mudville has been a Jacksonville institution since 1994, so this felt like the end of an era (the location is still open, so don’t fret). Luckily, this sad news came with a nice silver lining. It

Players By The Sea Presents a Powerful All Female Cast in Romeo & Juliet

February 17, 2020

Community·Feature·Jacksonville Beach·On Stage·The Beaches·Theatre

When the now-defunct announced it was closing its doors with an unrealized production of an all-female production of Romeo & Juliet in the works, it took the spirit of collaboration to help bring the story to life Players by the Sea partnered with , artistic director of Self Produced Theatre,

What’s Next for Scotty Briggs’ Art? Show Up, Create, & Savor the Whole Human Experience

February 17, 2020

Atlantic Beach·Feature·Local Artists·The Beaches·The Elbow·Visual Art

It’s not hard to understand why ’ paintings are in such high demand. With subject matter as diverse as neon dive-bar brands, Hindu deities and Catholic saints, run-on catch phrase sentences, pop culture portraits, and under-water vignettes, Briggs has created a niche for himself that defies all definitions of the

Rob Clove Talks Bandstand: The Musical, Presented by FSCJ Artist Series

February 17, 2020

Downtown·On Stage·Theatre

EU Talks with Bandstand’s Rob Clove Before each performance of the award-winning Bandstand: The Musical, Rob Clove takes pause to tap into the struggles facing young African American men returning home from war in 1945. He digs deep into the pressures of working hard to rise above the societal pressures

Bambino Scoops, A Little Taste of Europe in Jacksonville

February 17, 2020

Arlington·Feature·Food + Drink·Local Sweets·Restaurants

Jacksonville has quite a few ice cream and frozen custard shops, but there is only one place serving delicious, homemade gelato. Bambino Scoops is located in the Cobblestone shopping plaza in East , at the intersection of Monument and McCormick. Owners Maria Gallo and Manuel Ponce have been operating the

Ritz Chamber Players in all it’s Forms, Through the Power of Music

February 2, 2020

Events·Feature·Music·On Stage·San Marco

Art, in all it’s forms, is the common denominator that helps bring people together. The divisive nature of the current climate helped inspire a new Ritz Chamber Players music series designed to unify audiences for the love of music. Hosted by the Ritz Chamber Players, “We The People” is the

2020 Jacksonville Television, Digital Media & Music Forum

February 2, 2020

Downtown·Events·Learning·Movies·Music·On Screen·Photos + Video·TV

The Jacksonville Film & Television Office is hosting the Jacksonville Television, Digital Media & Music Forum on Thursday, Feb. 20, at 12:30 p.m. in the Main Library’s Hicks Auditorium (303 N. Laura St. – 32202.) This free event includes the following panels of television and music industry professionals: • A