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BayStreet, Jacksonville Band, Annual Pier Dance

BayStreet’s 16th Annual Pier Dance

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December 8, 2013
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What began as a simple tribute to a sliver of Beaches history has evolved into a holiday tradition all its own. For 16 years, the members of the BayStreet band have come together to host the annual Pier Dance to benefit families in the Beaches communities. The 16th annual Pier Dance, sponsored by Rock Solid Business Law, PLLC, will be

Warehouse Studios

by Faith Bennett Warehouse Studios has long played a large part in the music culture of Jacksonville, Florida. In the earlier days, Warehouse was a recording site for such legends as Molly Hatchet and Lynyrd Skynyrd, but it now serves as the headquarters for locally renowned Skinny Records. On March

doo-wops forever

by rick grant In the mid-1950s, Brooklyn native, Bob Medina, best known

Stand-up Comedians

April 5, 2014
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Eternal return, adopted by the likes of , is a concept that the universe has been recurring, and will continue to recur, in a self-similar form an infinite number of times across infinite time or space—and  has been doing that pretty much every moment on some TV station in America
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Under The Streetlamp

April 5, 2014
The cornerstone of popular music is reclaiming its rightful spot at the intersection of past and present.  is a tip-of-the hat to the crooners of the American Radio songbook, featuring the music of such legendary artists as , , , the , and more. Backed by an outstanding seven-piece band,
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One Spark Creator-Fuse Fair Trade

April 5, 2014
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Bre Tivvis has traveled the world since graduating from . She is a trained RYT yoga teacher, and has had experience in various programs offered in Mexico, Maryland, and Florida. In 2011, her humanitarian work began when she raised $5K to go to, where she helped to build a community
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One Spark Creator-Norman Studios

April 5, 2014
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Miles from downtown, in Arlington, the interests of culture and historic preservation intersect again in the effort to save . In the 1920s Jacksonville was America’s film capital. Five buildings that were a part of Richard Norman’s studio complex are all that remain of that era. Norman Studios also bears
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