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What’s The Latest? A Bird’s-Eye View of Downtown Jacksonville in 2018

May 21, 2018

Business·Downtown·Feature·History·Jacksonville's Sports Complex·Northbank·Perennial·Southbank·Urban Planning

Change is a vital currency that helps a city like Jacksonville maintain a vibrant cultural presence. Much ado has been made about the continued evolution of the city’s downtown area. Among the stewards of the area is Downtown Vision, Inc., who offered an update on a few of the high-profile developments and the impact the plans will have on the

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Highlighting The Graphic Design & Digital Media Spring 2024 Class

By Ambar Ramirez Emma Cooper What drew me toward design is being an artist but wanting a way to integrate my artist personality to my type A personality. I feel like those perfectly intertwine into graphic

UNF wins the Atlantic Sun title – on to the NCAA tournament.

The defeated USC Upstate 63-57 to win the Atlantic Sun title and

Jacksonville Jazz Festival 2018: May 24-27 Schedule & Map

THIS MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND Jazz fans will have a new view to

Bouquets and Brickbats

January 31, 2025

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BOUQ: To the University of North Florida for receiving a Preservation and Access Education and Training grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) for 2025. The college was one of only eight institutions nationwide to receive the award. Grants are awarded to support projects that address major challenges

Creative Community Building at the Beaches: Atlantic Pottery Supply

July 27, 2019

Atlantic Beach·Business·Creative Spaces·Feature·Learning·Local Galleries·Perennial·The Beaches·Visual Art

Jacksonville’s growing art scene isn’t only taking place downtown. While Art Walks and exhibition openings ‘across the ditch’ may often steal the limelight, there is an up and coming art scene at the beaches that is on the verge of erupting in the best way and all of us are

Explore and Engage: Northeast Florida Public Art Week 2018

April 2, 2018

Art Exhibitions·Art News·Community·Downtown·Feature·History·Learning·Outdoors·Public Art·Tours·Travel & Tourism·Urban Planning·Visual Art

Public Art Week (PAW) is an annual, week-long initiative that celebrates Jacksonville’s public art and highlights the benefits that are created when investments are made in art that is accessible by all. It is led by the to encourage residents and visitors to explore and engage with works of art

Your Summer Stage Is Set! Theatre Camps

May 9, 2017

Business·Family·On Stage·Theatre

Summer is setting the stage for kids of all ages to experience exciting and creative performing arts camps throughout Jacksonville. From the Beaches and beyond, community theaters are opening the doors to young, aspiring thespians, stage hands and playwrights with a diverse offering of opportunities. Stage Door Summer Camp Stage

On The River: State of the St. Johns 2016

October 13, 2016

Community·Feature·Lifestyle·On the River·Outdoors

BY SHANNON BLANKINSHIP, Outreach Director, St. Johns Riverkeeper For the ninth year in a row, researchers from , , and have compiled data and analyzed trends regarding the health of the Lower . This area, from to , runs over 100 miles and is a unique ecological system. The Report

Tony Aiuppy, the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Florida, EU Jacksonville, #thonyaiuppy, #culturalcouncilofgreaterjacksonvlleflorida, #moreartculture, #eujacksonville, #eujax

THONY THE ROAD WE TROD: 10 QUESTIONS WITH ARTIST THONY AIUPPY

September 29, 2016

Art Exhibitions·Feature·Jacksonville Beach·Local Artists·Local Galleries·Riverside·Springfield·Visual Art

10 Questions courtesy of our friends at the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville Thony Aiuppy is a practicing visual artist and an art educator. He is also a husband and father of three children. He and his family live in the . Making Springfield home for he and his family was an

2015 State of the St. Johns River Report Card

September 7, 2015

Animals & Pets·Feature·Lifestyle·On the River·Outdoors

BY SHANNON BLANKINSHIP, Outreach Director for Jacksonville residents place a high value on the . This mighty river flows through the heart of our , and its tributaries, the creeks and streams that feed it, flow through all of our neighborhoods. It is understandable then, with algae bloom outbreaks and

The Zany French Comedy “Don’t Dress for Dinner”

April 28, 2015

Dual Critics·Feature·On Stage·San Marco·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

THEATRE JACKSONVILLE REVIEW Theatre Jacksonville opened its fourth production of the season on April 24, 2015 with the zany French comedy “,” which will be on the stage through May 9, 2015 at 2032 San Marco Avenue. This infidelity comedy is from the pen of Marc Camoletti and is a

UNITY PLAZA UPDATE: UP Community Spotlight Series

January 11, 2015

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has a major dog in the fight when it comes to shoring up our city’s collective understanding of what makes Jacksonville nationally important and truly amazing. It is my fervent belief a critical element maintaining our national lag behind has been our own non-understanding of our roots. Enter in the

USS Adams Project Could Moor Downtown

January 11, 2015

Community·Downtown·Feature·History·Lifestyle·Northbank

Anchors Aweigh Back In 2007, a campaign was launched to return the to Jacksonville and convert her into an interactive science and history museum. The Adams is a guided missile destroyer commissioned during the height of the , her maiden voyage being the naval blockade of during the in 1962.

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University of North Florida

What’s The Latest? A Bird’s-Eye View of Downtown Jacksonville in 2018

Highlighting The Graphic Design & Digital Media Spring 2024 Class

UNF wins the Atlantic Sun title – on to the NCAA tournament.

Jacksonville Jazz Festival 2018: May 24-27 Schedule & Map

Bouquets and Brickbats

Creative Community Building at the Beaches: Atlantic Pottery Supply

Explore and Engage: Northeast Florida Public Art Week 2018

Your Summer Stage Is Set! Theatre Camps

On The River: State of the St. Johns 2016

THONY THE ROAD WE TROD: 10 QUESTIONS WITH ARTIST THONY AIUPPY

2015 State of the St. Johns River Report Card

The Zany French Comedy “Don’t Dress for Dinner”

UNITY PLAZA UPDATE: UP Community Spotlight Series

USS Adams Project Could Moor Downtown

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