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Jim Alabiso

Pecha Kucha: Year of the River

June 5, 2015

Community·Learning·Lectures·Lifestyle·Networking·On the River·Outdoors

[box type=”shadow” align=”alignleft” class=”” width=”420px”] is an initiative by bringing together more than 50 institutions to raise awareness of the St. Johns River as the “cultural current” of our city and an important driver for economic development, recreation, tourism and quality of life throughout Northeast Florida. @CulturalFusionJax #yotr[/box] Event: Pecha Kucha: Year of the River When: Thursday, June 18, happy

Feature·Jacksonville Beach·On Stage·Theatre

All the Angels Come

A DRAMATIC READING & PERFORMANCE OF AN EPIC FAIRYTALE IN THE RIVER CITY Players by the Sea presents a dramatic reading and performance of an epic fairytale in the River City written by . was originally written in novel format and has been adapted for the stage for a public staged reading directed by

Expounding the Pavement with Heartbeat of the Bold City Founder Jessica Pounds

A little over 100 years ago, downtown Jacksonville was on fire. Now

TO THE SEA the Human Relationship with Water

“Swimming is a constant in my life. It is the source

“TO THE SEA” Water Is Our Core

October 23, 2015

5 Points·Dual Critics·On Stage·Riverside·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

Players by the Sea & The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens Review As a continuation of the celebration for the in Jacksonville, and The presented an original one-act play by Jacksonville Playwright entitled “” for one performance on October 21, 2015. A bit of background on how this project