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Humans of Jacksonville: Gunnel Humphreys

October 18, 2024

5 Points·Community·Fashion·Feature·Local Artists·Riverside

Words & photos by Ambar Ramirez If you’ve heard of Edge City, you’ve likely heard of Gunnel Humphreys. For 50 years, Humphreys’ daily routine was familiar and consistent. Her mornings began at 6 a.m., and after breakfast and a quick outfit change, she and her partner Tom would hop on their bikes and head to Five Points to open

5 Points·Feature·News·Riverside

The Changing Face of 5 Points

Words & photos by Ambar Ramirez It’s Aug. 19, 2024 and while doom-scrolling on Instagram you pause on an image the local bottle shop Alewife posted. The caption begins with “Ok. Here we go. **takes a deep breath**,” and without reading the rest, you know you’re about to read

“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

New Cummer Museum Fall Art Exhibits

Words and photos by Ambar Ramirez Unveiling Tradition: Tattoos in Japanese Prints

A Comedy Worth Thinking About “CLYBOURNE PARK”

July 15, 2015

5 Points·Comedy·On Stage·Riverside·Theatre

This summer’s collaboration between , a Theatre Company and will be Bruce Norris’s thought-provoking comedy , a play about race, real-estate and relationships. Named for the fictional white neighborhood introduced in Lorraine Hansberry’s seminal play “A Raisin in the Sun,” Clybourne Park is a neighborhood twice transformed. Starting in 1959 we meet

Deep River: The Cummer’s Striking New Exhibit

July 8, 2015

Art Exhibitions·Local Galleries·Riverside·Visual Art

Suddenly it’s dark and cold. You’re surrounded on all sides by the flowing projections of water. Sounds of chirping birds and the current, ebbing and flowing, even sparkling, are all around. As your eyes slowly adjust to the sudden darkness, you begin to see a mound of soil take shape

Eco Relics: The Biggest Selection of Old Wood in Town

July 5, 2015

Business·Feature·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Riverside·Shopping

If reclaimed wood is your thing, well then partner, have I got some exciting news to share with you. The team at has recently salvaged a large load of heart pine beams from the historic building in downtown Jacksonville. The building, constructed in 1904, was the first skyscraper built in

PictureBooks, In Time We Shall Know Ourselves, Ray Smith, MOCA Jacksonville

A Road-Map in Photos “In Time We Shall Know Ourselves”

June 19, 2015

Art Exhibitions·Local Galleries·Neighborhoods·Riverside·Visual Art

In June 1974, a young man with a budding interest in documentary photography set out to drive an aging Volkswagen Beetle from New England through the South and into the Midwest, camping and photographing people and places along the way to California. The car only made it as far as

Hoptinger Bier Garden & Sausage House opens in Jacksonville Beach

Dish Update, May 2015: Eat, Drink & Be Merry in Jacksonville

May 12, 2015

5 Points·Business·Dish Update·Downtown·Feature·Food + Drink·Jacksonville Beach·Mandarin·Riverside·Southside·St. Augustine·The Beaches

Food Editor Erin Thursby reports on where to eat, drink and be merry in the greater Jacksonville area. Thursby also serves as the Executive Director of , a non-profit organization that serves to foster and preserve local cuisine, educating the public about local food and beverage sources, local restaurants and

Owners of The Candy Apple Café & Cocktails Confirm Plans to Open New Restaurant

May 6, 2015

Brooklyn·Business·Feature·Food + Drink·Restaurants·Riverside

The restaurant will open at 220 Riverside this fall Jacksonville, Fla. — May 6, 2015 — The owners of have confirmed their plans to open a restaurant at later this year. The restaurant name and concept are still being finalized. and , the mother-daughter team behind , will again

Timuquana Country Club and the Florida Yacht Club: History of Ortega’s Private Clubs

April 13, 2015

Community·Feature·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Ortega·Outdoors·Riverside

Golf Clubs & Mainsails – Ortega’s Private Clubs In the early days of the 20th century, Jacksonville was a social and cultural hotspot. With a flourishing silent film industry and a warm climate, the city attracted wealthy families from all over the country for social events and recreational activities during

Cummer Art: Rothko to Richter

March 7, 2015

Art Exhibitions·Art News·Feature·Local Galleries·Riverside·Visual Art

, longtime Jacksonville arts patrons, have generously loaned 27 paintings from their private collection to the in Rothko to Richter: Mark-Making in Abstract Painting from the Collection of Preston H. Haskell. The exhibition is curated by , Haskell Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Princeton University Art Museum,

Eco Relics: What’s New?

March 5, 2015

Business·Feature·Lifestyle·One Spark·Riverside

WHAT’S NEW? At Eco Relics the answer is both “Not Much” and “A Whole Lot”! Eco Relics blends the old and the new, in every way. The business is only one year old but operates inside a 1920s railroad depot overflowing with items dating over 150 years. The business may

Veg Fest – March 7 in Riverside Park

February 10, 2015

5 Points·Family·Festivals·Food + Drink·Health & Wellness·Learning·Outdoors·Riverside

There are lots of fun events and festivals going on in Jacksonville this spring, but make sure you add the Northeast Florida Veg Fest to your calendar. This festival is more than a great food and beer selection. Veg Fest, presented by , a Jacksonville-based nonprofit focused on animal, health

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Humans of Jacksonville: Gunnel Humphreys

The Changing Face of 5 Points

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

New Cummer Museum Fall Art Exhibits

A Comedy Worth Thinking About “CLYBOURNE PARK”

Deep River: The Cummer’s Striking New Exhibit

Eco Relics: The Biggest Selection of Old Wood in Town

A Road-Map in Photos “In Time We Shall Know Ourselves”

Dish Update, May 2015: Eat, Drink & Be Merry in Jacksonville

Owners of The Candy Apple Café & Cocktails Confirm Plans to Open New Restaurant

Timuquana Country Club and the Florida Yacht Club: History of Ortega’s Private Clubs

Cummer Art: Rothko to Richter

Eco Relics: What’s New?

Veg Fest – March 7 in Riverside Park

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