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Jacksonville Jazz Fest 2015

May 22, 2015

Downtown·Festivals·Jacksonville Jazz Festival·Local Musicians·Music·Music News·Neighborhoods

A lot has changed in the 34 years since a modest crowd gathered in the historic fishing village for the first ever . Growing pains paved the way to venue changes, an expanded festival schedule and booming attendance throughout the years. One constant that has remained relentlessly intact is the caliber of artistry at the festival and the unwavering commitment

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The 14 Best Things that Happened in Jacksonville in 2014

Now that it is possible to fully reflect on the year that was 2014 it is safe to say it was the most energized and productive 12 months seen in Jacksonville in decades! EU Jacksonville invites you to be inspired by our listing of the 14 Best Things of 2014.

jack mock, mock shop music exchange, murray hill, photo by Jesse Brantman

Rix Rex: Mockshop Music Exchange and the Celestial Dream Pop of wise river

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

10 Questions courtesy of our friends at the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville: According

Best Radio Station: WJCT

January 22, 2025

BEST OF JAX

Keeping us updated and entertained since 1972, WJCT has been a Jacksonville staple that still is heavily committed to uplifting Northeast Florida with their music and educational programs, workshops and special community events.

Have a Laugh for the Night with Decorated Humorist Paula Poundstone at WJCT

November 20, 2019

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

Comedian built a solid career as an observational comic with a razor-sharp wit and enviable improv skills. She reads a room, and when she senses the slightest vapor of a bite, she rides the comet. She’s established herself as a force to be reckoned with on stage. As with many

WJCT Launches New “What It’s Like” in Jacksonville Podcast—and It’s Amazing

March 14, 2019

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To Listen Is to Understand Imagine how different a place the world might be if we took the time to listen with empathy and authenticity. Stories build understanding and reveal commonalities in an age of division. Since 2003, the independently funded organization StoryCorps has collected and archived 75,000 facilitated interviews

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DUAL CRITICS REVIEW: Phase Eight Theater Company’s ‘Ruined’ at WJCT Television Studios

August 7, 2018

Dual Critics·Feature·On Stage·Theatre

Jacksonville’s Phase Eight Theater Company notably opened a two-week run of “Ruined” on August 3, with remaining performances scheduled for August 10 – 11, 2018. The production is being staged at in , a venue with ample free parking. The play, by Lynn Nottage, received the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for

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

Run Santa Run: Gift Your Time and Talent

December 11, 2017

Charitable·Community·Feature·Holidays·Lifestyle

‘Tis better to give than to receive, and there’s no shortage of ways to give back this holiday season. Many charitable organizations, civic groups, and individuals throughout the city open their doors and their hearts to those in need of a helping hand, a warm meal, a new coat, or

JESUS HOPPED THE ‘A’ TRAIN A PHASE EIGHT THEATER COMPANY

Phase Eight Theatre Company Review: JESUS HOPPED THE ‘A’ TRAIN

September 30, 2017

Downtown·Dual Critics·Feature·Jacksonville's Sports Complex·On Stage·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

A DUAL CRITICS REVIEW Jacksonville’s newest theatre company, Phase Eight Theatre Company, launched its first season in January, 2017. The company staged “Jesus Hopped the “A” Train,” the fifth show of the season, during September 28 — October l at a studio in ’s broadcasting facility in . ‘s latest play is

Best Little Laugh House: “LIVE GIRLS” at Phase Eight, Jacksonville’s Newest Theatre Company

August 12, 2017

Dual Critics·Feature·Jacksonville's Sports Complex·On Stage·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

A PHASE EIGHT THEATRE COMPANY REVIEW Phase Eight, Jacksonville’s newest theatre company, launched its inaugural season in January, 2017, and presented “Live Girls” as an end of summer show during August 10 – 13 at a studio in the Broadcasting facility in downtown Jacksonville. We were among those in the

When Women Speak “ON PURPOSE”

April 10, 2017

Dual Critics·Feature·On Stage·Performing Arts Venues·Spoken Word·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

PHASE EIGHT THEATER COMPANY REVIEW A DUAL CRITICS REVIEW BY DICK KEREKES & LEISLA SANSOM The new presented the World Premiere of “On Purpose” during April 7 – 9, 2017 on the stage at WJCT’s studio in downtown Jacksonville. This two-act production filled with original monologues was created, written, and

Year of the River: Voices of the River

July 7, 2015

Family·Feature·Learning·Lifestyle·On the River·Outdoors

BY SHANNON BLANKINSHIP, Outreach Director for St. Johns Riverkeeper is an initiative by bringing together more than 50 institutions to raise awareness of the 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 Staying