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Inside the outside of Riverside’s newest conveyors of caffeine The orange-and-white trailer pops in the morning sun. It catches the eye from blocks away. A lot of folks have wondered what’s going on there, so here’s the deal: For most of the past year, Sequential Coffee has operated out of

When Lenny Curry stood at the podium in Riverfront Plaza last June announcing Street League Skateboarding’s Super Crown Championship stop in Downtown, the skateboarding community stood divided. This weekend proved the Super Crown to be a uniting force that Jacksonville needed. Downtown buzzed with energy as herds of skaters pushed

SCORPIO You’ve come to feel comfortable in who you are, though you still identify as formless. It might seem that your partner is a loose cannon – remain as solid as you are. Supplement with affection and long conversations. SAGITTARIUS You will deal with everything going on beneath the surface.

What the interview here. Through a dark amalgam of various genres and atmospheres, Henry Nader pushes the limits of independent film, allowing his viewers to experience and interpret his work as they please. From experimenting with various digital mediums to challenging himself through meticulous use of 16mm film, Nader is

A lost summer from the past accompanied by warm, fond memories of relationships with nature, oneself, friends and lovers. These themes of exploration, togetherness, isolation, love and loss are all meticulously created through Jacksonville multi-instrumentalist, producer and recording engineer Taylor Neal’s latest project, Teal Peel. Teal Peel is a dynamic,

After a year and a half without a major collective exhibition, Anh Pham and Casey Vandyke’s Xygoat brought the gallery scene back to Jacksonville on Oct. 15. It was the offspring of an idea months in the making. In the early spring of this year, Anh Pham was on a

At a crossroads of commerce and counterculture, Riverside’s Five Points is looking for the right direction. By Tricia Booker Photos by Walter Coker The kids came first. While the rest of Jacksonville straightened its spine to complete the transforma­tion into a bold new city, the kids remained bent with the