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Camp Declan Gives a Whole New Meaning to Camp

September 26, 2023

Words by Carmen Macri and Ambar Ramirez Do you remember the feeling of your parents dropping you off at summer camp? Driving the whole way with the windows down, smelling the summer breeze, anticipation swirling through your body. The feeling seemed fleeting, especially as we grew up and grew out of our beloved childhood summer camps. But why does

Lifestyle·Outdoors

Naked and Not Ashamed: Nude Recreation in Jax

After last issue’s article about the growing sport of pickleball, we heard a rumor about nude pickleball becoming the next big recreational sporting trend in Northeast Florida. After a little research, we learned nude pickleball, along with a whole lot of other clothing-optional activities, is true but not necessarily in

Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Release Custom College New Era Caps

The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp have released custom collegiate New Era Caps with

Why is Jacksonville, FL a Cryptocurrency Hotspot?

Jacksonville, FL has become something of a cryptocurrency hotspot over the last

Jacksonville, Florida is the Hidden Gem of Florida

Jacksonville, Florida is a Hidden Gem to Live and Play

July 25, 2020

Home Life·Neighborhoods·Outdoors·Travel & Tourism

Jacksonville, Florida, is emerging as a rising travel destination. But what about a destination to live in? The locals have always known that Jacksonville, or Jax as we like to call it, is one of Florida’s little gems. Now others are slowly discovering that Jacksonville is a pretty cool place

5 Reasons Why Brits Love Florida

March 6, 2020

Community·Lifestyle·Music·On Stage·Outdoors·Travel & Tourism

Around 700,000 British expats live in the U.S., and a huge chunk of that population has chosen to reside in Florida. By the estimates of the British consulate in Orlando, approximately 400,000 British expats are in the state. But what makes Florida so attractive to the Brits? Brit-Friendly Culture A

III Points Music Festival of the Isotropic Stage, photo by @adiadinayev

Miami’s 2020 III Points Music Festival Announced Eclectic, Star-Studded Lineup

February 1, 2020

Events·Festivals·Music·Music News·Rix Rex

The seventh installment of Miami’s III Points music festival wowed fans with the release of this year’s lineup last week. After a very successful 2019 festival with performances by Grammy-winning Tyler, the Creator, A$AP Rocky, Erykah Badu, SZA, James Blake and Beach House, organizers have again outdone themselves with another

Opening Credits Roll for Florida State, James Blackman Primed For Breakout

August 30, 2019

Football·NCAA College Football

Profile: Florida State’s James Blackman Slender Man is a horror movie monster, one that stands very tall and is hauntingly thin. In movies characters that are being haunted by the tall and thin supernatural monster know not to fall asleep, or he’ll be waiting to haunt your dreams. This season

Florida Gators, Miami Hurricanes slated for Tilt in Orlando

August 22, 2019

Football·NCAA College Football

Week zero is here! The 2019 college football season is less than a week away from kickoff and the will clash with the at Camping World Stadium in Orlando on Saturday, August 24th. Miami’s new head coach, will look to start his tenure off with a bang and shock the

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Reality Check for Florida? Miami’s Rising Tide of Climate Action

September 7, 2018

Community·Feature·Lifestyle·Perennial·Urban Planning

For decades, Miami has been an international tourist destination, known for its lavish nightlife and decadent beach lifestyles. Yet lately, in popular imagination, its reputation as a perennial, sunny playground of the rich and fabulous is preceded by predictions of its imminent drowning. Therefore, it is not so surprising that

Comedian Paul Reiser Is Having “More Fun Than I Remembered”

July 25, 2018

Comedy·Feature·On Stage·Ponte Vedra·The Beaches

BY EMILY BLOCH Paul Reiser is scrolling through old photos of himself and his youngest son, Leon, upon his wife’s request. In a few hours, they’ll be watching the 18 year old cross the stage for his high school graduation ceremony. “Very literally my life is passing through my eyes,”

“I Ought To Be In Pictures” at St. Augustine’s Limelight Theatre

April 25, 2017

Dual Critics·Feature·On Stage·St. Augustine·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

LIMELIGHT THEATRE REVIEW A DUAL CRITICS REVIEW BY DICK KEREKES & LEISLA SANSOM The city of is filled with history that attracts multitudes of visitors each year. St. Augustine’s is reenacting a bit of history of their own with a new production of their very first show, staged back in

Cultural Council has new leadership – Tony Allegretti

September 2, 2014

Business·Community·Downtown·Hemming Park·Lifestyle·Music·On Stage·Urban Planning·Visual Art

A new leader has taken over the reins of , circled round his staff, and forged a collaborative path for its future. has a vision, and he wants you to come along and be part of it. Born in , with stops in Venice, Gulf Breeze, Florida, along the way,

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Camp Declan Gives a Whole New Meaning to Camp

Naked and Not Ashamed: Nude Recreation in Jax

Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Release Custom College New Era Caps

Why is Jacksonville, FL a Cryptocurrency Hotspot?

Jacksonville, Florida is a Hidden Gem to Live and Play

5 Reasons Why Brits Love Florida

Miami’s 2020 III Points Music Festival Announced Eclectic, Star-Studded Lineup

Opening Credits Roll for Florida State, James Blackman Primed For Breakout

Florida Gators, Miami Hurricanes slated for Tilt in Orlando

Reality Check for Florida? Miami’s Rising Tide of Climate Action

Comedian Paul Reiser Is Having “More Fun Than I Remembered”

“I Ought To Be In Pictures” at St. Augustine’s Limelight Theatre

Cultural Council has new leadership – Tony Allegretti

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