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Importing Artists: Long Road Projects Residency

October 17, 2016

Art News·Feature·Learning·Lectures·Visual Art

When it comes to enriching the arts scene here in Jacksonville, sometimes it’s a little hard to be in the know when it comes to projects outside of the more storied institutions such as or the . One such series of projects that should be on your radar is . Simply, it’s “an artist residency, exhibition, and edition program dedicated

Family·Feature·Holidays·Lifestyle·Shopping

Tickets for Christmas

Give the gift of experience! Tickets are the gift that keeps on giving and create a lasting memory whether it’s a season pass to a museum or theatre or tickets to a concert or family-friendly event. There are plenty of options for every budget and every age. It’s a perfect

5 & Dime’s “NEVER THE SINNER” Well-Acted in a Uniquely Dramatic Setting

5 & DIME THEATRE REVIEW A DUAL CRITICS REVIEW BY DICK

Sculptor Dolf James: A Love of Metal, Community & Public Art

has worked hard these past years. Ever since imagination #2, he has

Kids Free November

November 2, 2020

Events·Family

Bring the Whole Family for Kids Free November in Jacksonville Enjoy free entry all month long at Jacksonville’s top attractions! Throughout the month of November, discover all the family fun that Jacksonville has to offer at our city’s top attractions! The best part? Kids under 12 get in FREE all

Pump It Up, Indoor Playgrounds, Trampoline and Adventure Parks, Bowling, Skating, and Other Indoor Activities Around Jacksonville, Florida

Indoor Playgrounds, Adventure Parks, Bowling, Skating, and Other Indoor Activities Around Jacksonville

August 3, 2019

Attraction·Family·Feature·Perennial·Summer Experience Guide·Theme Parks·Travel & Tourism

As summer stretches on and the temperatures tick skyward, Florida families know that sometimes the best place to play is inside where the AC is cool and sunscreen is not required. Thankfully, the First Coast is home to plenty of indoor activities so you’ll never be bored while beating the

Meet the Curator: Aaron Levi Garvey

January 29, 2019

Art News·Feature·Perennial·Visual Art

Aaron Levi Garvey is a force of nature. He’s served as an independent curator at major art institutions across the country, regularly writes and lectures about contemporary art culture, and currently serves as Guest Curator for the . Garvey chatted with EU Jacksonville Newspaper about his passion for museums, his

Enrich their Break: Jacksonville’s 2018 Summer Camps for Kids

April 18, 2018

Community·Family·Feature·Learning·On Stage·Theatre·Visual Art

Arts and culture are for everyone, including our young ones. Often camps are their first glimpses into their future careers, hobbies, interests, and lifelong friendships. Here we highlight a selection of summer camps sure to enrich the long days. PERFORMING ARTS CAMPS June 3–10 PRELUDE CHAMBER MUSIC CAMP From

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Ten Questions: Terrance Patterson, Founder and Artistic Director of the Ritz Chamber Players

September 12, 2016

Downtown·Feature·LaVilla·Music·On Stage

10 Questions courtesy of our friends at the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville: According to the League of American Orchestras, fewer than two percent (2%) of professional classical musicians in the United States are African-American. The 2010 Census, which is the most recent Census survey, showed that individuals who identify as African-American

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The 21 Most Instagrammed Places in Jacksonville

May 5, 2016

Community·Feature·Hemming Park·Learning·Networking·Outdoors·Perennial·Photos·Technology·Visual Art

The Instagram app, without a doubt, has been the driving force behind the revival of photography over the past 5 years. Sure, there’s the rise of the smartphone camera giving us the ability to take photos at any moment—nowadays, everyone has a camera in their pocket—but the inspiration among today’s

Performing Arts Guide: Classical Music

September 19, 2015

Classical Music

Spring Gardening: Grow Your Own – April 2015

April 6, 2015

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Want a great reason to spring into gardening? In addition to eggplant, okra and homegrown tomatoes there’s homegrown happiness. According to , gardens may provide the new Prozac. Mycobacterium vaccae, a soil microbe, has been found to mirror the effect on neurons that antidepressant drugs provide. Check out www.discovermagazine.com/2007/jul/raw-data-is-dirt-the-new-prozac for

ART IS NOT PORN

December 3, 2014

Art Exhibitions·Downtown·Hemming Park·Local Galleries·Photos·Visual Art

When City Council president walked into the MOCA on November 25th, what he saw shocked him so much that he felt compelled to email the mayor’s office to insist that “you immediately cause to be pulled all funding designated for MOCA for the current fiscal year or otherwise explain how

TEDxJacksonville 2014

October 14, 2014

Lifestyle·Local Musicians·Music·Networking·One Spark·Technology

What: Lecture series WHEN: Saturday, Oct 25 (10am-8pm) Location: WJCT Studios, 1 Festival Dr. Contact: www.tedxjacksonville.com This year’s ’s theme explores (un)knowing and the “vastness of potential through conscious questioning of what we think we know.” If you’re interested in learning from your past and moving on, this year’s TEDx