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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

5 Points·Baseball·Brooklyn·Community·Downtown·Feature·Festivals·Football·Hemming Park·Lifestyle·One Spark·Ortega·Photos·Riverside·San Marco·Videos

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

[box type=”shadow” align=”” class=”” width=”420px”] Rix Rex (Ricardo’s Recommendations) is a new

terrance patterson, ritz chamber player, Jacksonville, Florida, #moreartculture, #eujacksonville, #eujax

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

TEDxJacksonville 2014

October 14, 2014

Lifestyle·Local Musicians·Music·Networking·One Spark·Technology

What: Lecture series WHEN: Saturday, Oct 25 (10am-8pm) Location: WJCT Studios, 1 Festival Dr. Contact: www.tedxjacksonville.com This year’s ’s theme explores (un)knowing and the “vastness of potential through conscious questioning of what we think we know.” If you’re interested in learning from your past and moving on, this year’s TEDx

3×5 Classic Film Fest

March 2, 2014

Family·Movies

When developing plans for the inaugural , sponsored by , approached the process to select a truly great film. By limiting the workshops, panels and other extraneous activities that often detract from the films at similar events, Luckin wants the films to have the space to speak for themselves. “We