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JAX NEIGHBORHOODS – Murray Hill

November 5, 2014

Community·Feature·History·Metro Jacksonville's What's New·Murray Hill·Neighborhoods·Networking·Perennial·Shopping·Urban Planning

Jax Neighborhoods From to , to , the to the Southside, each one of Jacksonville’s over 500 neighborhoods has its own distinct character, history, and amenities. In the upcoming issues of , our team of writers and photographers will take you along on a journey of discovery, introducing you to stories, residents, and merchants in our myriad community pockets, as

Charitable·Community·Family·Feature·Holidays·Lifestyle·Northside·Outdoors

Jaycees Trail of Terror: Generations of Jacksonville Screams

There’s nothing quite like gathering a group of family or friends together on a spooky Halloween outing. Catching the look on Grandpa’s face when Chainsaw Charlie grinds gruesome is priceless. For over 45 years, the scare-masters at the Jaycees have delighted young and old alike. The city’s oldest haunted attraction

Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Make Big Splash

There are few things as quintessentially American as baseball. And nothing says

Amplified Vol. 2, The Elbow, EU Jacksonville, Downtown Jacksonville, Local Musicians, TOMBOi, Dovetonsil, Grandpa’s Cough Medicine, Katie Grace Helow, Mere Woodard, Blaza Duval, JacksonVegas, The Little Books, Wunderlogik, Tambor, Insel, Canary in the Coalmine, Palm Trees and Power Lines, Inspection 12, Lady Daisy, Strangerwolf, Tom Bennett Band, Carl Swaygan, The Hereafter, Monarch Mtn, Whethermen, Billy & Bella, Brady Clampitt, Split Tone, ND 20/20, Mason, Land of la Bora, Rachel Warfield, Kudos the Kid, Crashmir, Le Orchid, Trap J ‘The 108 Great’, Some Dude, DrazaH Backwards, Lowrcase g, In Whispers, JAHMEN, GFM, Royal Francis, Grammar Tree, Grant Nielsen, #eujaxmusic, #eujax, 1904 Music Hall

The Elbow and EU Jacksonville present Amplified – Volume #2

“The mixed tape is a list of quotations, a poetic form in

The 2020 Cultural Council Rolls Out the Arts Awards

August 28, 2020

Art News·Comedy·Dance·Downtown·Events·On Stage·Performing Arts Venues·Spoken Word·Symphony·Theatre·Visual Art

The Cultural Council Virtual Arts Awards Will Include Violin Virtuoso Phillip Pan, a Caribbean Vacation and One-of-a-Kind Glass Wave Awards Cultural events are at a standstill but the 44th annual Cultural Council Awards is live-streaming ahead! A virtual fete re-imagined event will be showcased Sept. 2 at 7pm on the

Art Teachers are Artists: Group Exhibition at Spliff’s Gastropub and 1904 Music Hall in Downtown Jacksonville

August 5, 2019

Art Exhibitions·Art News·Downtown·Events·Local Artists·Local Galleries·The Elbow·Visual Art

Art Teachers Group Exhibition at The Elbow Okay, so this may come as a complete shocker … but believe it or not folks, the teachers who your children spend their days with actually know a lot about the subjects that they teach! Most of them even practice the subjects they

EU Jacksonville Newspaper, 40 Years of Music, Events, Concerts, Theatre, Art, Happenings, Restaurants & All Things Jacksonville, Florida. EU Jacksonville Newspaper serves more than a million readers across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, including St. Augustine, Orange Park, The Beaches, and Fernandina. Founded in 1978, our newsprint magazine and editorial news platform grants readers 24/7 online access to current events and happenings in their beloved River City on the First Coast of Florida. #eujax

EU Jacksonville Newspaper: Celebrating 40 Years of Music on the First Coast

June 8, 2018

Business·Feature·History·Music·Music News·Perennial

It’s an interesting parallel to consider a musician with the understanding that you are somehow connected. Music carves out the identity of who we are alone; its strange and beautiful edges throw shadows that shape our places in the world. It’s a responsibility of the “music writer” to articulate a

311: SA Martinez Talks Non-Genre, Omaha Roots, And Brotherhood On The Road

July 4, 2017

Feature·Music·Musician Interviews·St. Augustine

ALWAYS HAD A BIGGER PICTURE IN MIND Statistically, the odds were stacked against five Midwestern kids hoping to bust out of Omaha and become rock stars. They were average teenagers who liked to play music together and shared a collective vision to make it big on the west coast. That’s

Slayer: As Loud and Aggressive As It Gets!

July 4, 2017

Feature·Music·Musician Interviews·St. Augustine

INTERVIEW WITH SLAYER DRUMMER PAUL BOSTAPH When it comes to thrash metal bands, it goes without saying that Slayer is as loud and aggressive as it gets. Slayer fans are also among the most extreme breed of die-hard followers, upping the irons for over three decades. The legions of Slaytanic fans

Marcus Kenney is Abstractly Political: Florida Mining Gallery’s Dope Fix on the Future

January 15, 2017

Art Exhibitions·Feature·Local Galleries·Mandarin·Visual Art

As a child, artist suffered the loss of his family home and all of the objects within as the result of a tragic fire. Since then, Kenney often memorializes found objects in his multi-media artwork to fill the void and create something to pass on to his children. The hosts

Pink Martini: Get Shakin’, Not Stirred!

January 6, 2017

Downtown·Feature·Music·Musician Interviews·The Elbow

The mission statement is a simple one: bring people together. Part entertainment, part cultural outreach initiative, the band known as the “little orchestra” is a call for unity spoken through the universal language of music. Pink Martini represents the pulse of the world with a danceable beat. Founder described to

#EUMixtapes 2: The Election Mix

October 31, 2016

Feature·Music

[box type=”shadow” align=”” class=”” width=”420px”] Welcome to the second , a new series for EU Jacksonville. These weekly music mixes come from Ricky and Morgan, who after years of trading mixes between ourselves, are very excited to have the opportunity to invite some other to join in our exchange. While the

Rusted Root: A Joyful, Melodic Groove

October 2, 2016

Feature·Music·Musician Interviews·Ponte Vedra

[box type=”shadow” align=”” class=”” width=”420px”]Event: Rusted Root with Devon Allman Venue: Ponte Vedra Concert Hall Date/Time: Oct. 22, Gates at 7pm, Concert at 8pm Tickets: $32 advance, $36 day of show Contact: www.pvconcerthall.com[/box] has always marched to the beat of its own drum. Breaking down the African and Latin percussive

What’s Bugging You? Cirque du Soleil OVO

September 27, 2016

Downtown·Feature·Jacksonville's Sports Complex·On Stage

It all begins with an egg. is the new adaptation of the original production, reimagined from a big top show to an arena extravaganza. Equal parts fantasy and love story, OVO weaves a charming tale about the arrival of a mysterious egg in an insect colony and the unconventional romance