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Black History Matters: Mural Project Brings Awareness to Jacksonville’s Historic Eastside

June 19, 2020

Art News·Attraction·Community·Eastside·Feature·History·Learning·Outdoors·Public Art·Urban Planning·Visual Art

This article was originally published April 5, 2018 THE HOPE & HISTORY MURAL PROJECT DEBUTS AT PUBLIC ART WEEK Public Art Week, an annual event hosted by the , is an opportunity for the city to celebrate local art and to reassert the ‘public’ aspect of public art. Not only a moment to celebrate Jacksonville’s arts scene, it also invites

Business·Community·Editorial Opinion·Feature·History·Perennial·Urban Planning

What If Jacksonville Suddenly Woke Up?

Some say Jacksonville is a diamond that wants to remain coal. What would it be like if Jacksonville were a city that didn’t hate itself… led by people who acknowledged its achievements? Here are a few things that possibly would have happened in New York, Rome, London Paris, Seattle, or

#EATUPJAX: More than a Few Buzz-worthy Restaurants to Try around Jacksonville

There are more than a few buzz-worthy restaurants to try scattered around

MOSH, Museum of Science & History, Site wide from above, Downtown Jacksonville, Florida, Southbank, Riverwalk

MOSH 2.0 – Museum of Science & History to Transform Southbank Riverfront Through Renovation and Expansion

Strategic upgrades and enhancements will significantly increase Museum’s capacity to serve Northeast

ArtRepublic Announces Official 2017 Dates & Technology Partner

June 19, 2017

Art News·Charitable·Community·Downtown·Feature·Festivals·Public Art·Urban Planning·Visual Art

ArtRepublic, the non-profit organization that aggressively put together a 4 day mural expo last year is back for a twelve day event from November 1 – 12, 2017. ArtRepublic has established an intentional system for infusing art and culture to elevate and inspire communities that can be implemented globally. This

Intuition Ale Works Brewery, Downtown Jacksonville, Hopped Up, Ben Davis, Jacksonville Sports Complex District

Hopped Up: Inside the new Intuition Ale Works

October 23, 2016

Business·Downtown·Feature·Hopped Up·Jacksonville's Sports Complex·Urban Planning

“I’m excited just to blast ‘Duval!’ at the visiting team tailgaters across the street.” As mentioned last month, Intuition’s new 12,000 square foot brewery and taproom is now open. Despite running what now has to be Jacksonville’s most buzzworthy brewery, I was able to steal a few minutes from Founder,

Fall For Planting

September 5, 2016

Arlington·Community·Family·Feature·Grow Your Own·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Outdoors·Urban Planning

The time has come to get our fall gardens in the ground! has a number of gardens, such as the JEA Water Efficiency Butterfly Garden and the gardens surrounding the main building. Since 2010, Tree Hill has also been the home of the Arlington Community Garden. With 37 beds, the

Laura Street Trio: A History

January 6, 2016

Community·Downtown·Feature·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Urban Planning

The distinction of being the founder of Jacksonville unquestionably belongs to , and he lived to see the town develop into a place of more than 2,000 people. At one time or another, he owned nearly all the land now known as old Jacksonville, and also the most of Hogan’s

Downtown Developments in 2016

January 6, 2016

Business·Community·Downtown·Feature·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Urban Planning

Downtown Jacksonville is no longer on the verge, but is actually undergoing a transformation. This transformation is not a rapid one, but rather the thoughtful type of renewal that it has long needed. It’s understandable if you’re cynical about it. Jacksonvillians have long heard mayoral campaign promises about downtown, but

When Nature Calls on You

October 10, 2015

Community·Food + Drink·Grow Your Own·Lifestyle·Outdoors·Urban Planning

Fixing the world by growing better food BY ALEXANDER OJEDA, Group Host of Permaculture Jax We hear every day that the climate is heating up, that toxic spills are killing the world, that we’re running out of food, water and fuels. If you listen to that too much you’d think

HEMMING PARK HERALDS IMPROVEMENTS

October 9, 2015

Community·Downtown·Drink·Family·Feature·Festivals·Food + Drink·Hemming Park·Lifestyle·Music Venues·Neighborhoods·Outdoors·Parks·Restaurants·Urban Planning

Friends of Hemming Park unveiled a new collaboration that will enhance our city’s central park with improvements beginning next year. has partnered with to help establish a main stage near Hogan Street. Black Sheep Restaurant Group has also plans to open a kiosk in the park’s café area near the

Jacksonville Landing Gives Art a Riverfront Home

September 7, 2015

Art News·Business·Downtown·Feature·Learning·Local Galleries·Neighborhoods·Northbank·Technology·Urban Planning·Visual Art

It always struck me oddly when the bubbled up as a suggestion of where to take out-of-town company. The view is picturesque, and it’s one of the most prized pieces of commercial real estate in the area, but it has never really had a cohesive cultural offering. There have always

Riverfront East: Northbank Grows

September 6, 2015

Business·Community·Downtown·Feature·Jacksonville's Sports Complex·Lifestyle·Neighborhoods·Northbank·Urban Planning

The span along Bay Street along the riverfront from Liberty Street to the Sportsplex is mostly open acreage waiting for development. It’s a stunning jewel in Jacksonville’s riverfront crown just waiting to be polished. SHIPYARDS For over 140 years, East Bay Street was home to one of the largest shipbuilding

Hemming Park, Pajcic Donation, Steve Pajcic presents his $75,000 donation to Friends of Hemming Park CEO Vince Cavin, as Friends of Hemming Park Board President Dr. Wayne Wood looks on.

Pajcics Give $75k Challenge Gift to Hemming Park

August 13, 2015

Charitable·Community·Downtown·Hemming Park·Parks·Urban Planning

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Aug. 13, 2015 – Today in Hemming Park, Jacksonville philanthropists Steve and Anne Pajcic presented a $75,000 “challenge gift,” meant to inspire others to support efforts to revitalize , to , board president, and Vince Cavin, Friends of Hemming Park CEO. “Friends of Hemming Park has done a

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Black History Matters: Mural Project Brings Awareness to Jacksonville’s Historic Eastside

What If Jacksonville Suddenly Woke Up?

#EATUPJAX: More than a Few Buzz-worthy Restaurants to Try around Jacksonville

MOSH 2.0 – Museum of Science & History to Transform Southbank Riverfront Through Renovation and Expansion

ArtRepublic Announces Official 2017 Dates & Technology Partner

Hopped Up: Inside the new Intuition Ale Works

Fall For Planting

Laura Street Trio: A History

Downtown Developments in 2016

When Nature Calls on You

HEMMING PARK HERALDS IMPROVEMENTS

Jacksonville Landing Gives Art a Riverfront Home

Riverfront East: Northbank Grows

Pajcics Give $75k Challenge Gift to Hemming Park

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