In the Arts
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Betty Griffin Center is accepting art and poetry submissions from St. Johns County students for the 2026 “A Day Without Violence” calendar. The project is open to all St. Johns County … more
The Jacksonville Symphony will present “Violins of Hope: Building Bridges Through the Power of Music” at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 15 at Jacoby Symphony Hall. This special concert features instruments once … more
The Jacksonville Symphony presents four programs in February, including the internationally renowned project “Violins of Hope” on Feb. 15. All performances take place in Jacoby Symphony Hall at … more
Players by the Sea, Jacksonville Beach’s community theatre, is celebrating its 60th season. Since its founding in 1966, the theatre has been a cultural cornerstone to the Jacksonville Beach … more
Look inside any beehive and you’ll find bees dancing for one another. Wiggling and waggling, bees dance to share the location of nearby pollen in relation to the sun and the hive. In much the … more
The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens invites the community to explore Black History Month during February through works on view year-round in its galleries. The Cummer Museum’s Permanent … more
“Where We Stand,” a powerful exhibition by St. Augustine fine art photographer Lenny Foster, will open with a reception at First Coast Cultural Center on Thursday, Feb. 6, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. In … more
The Butterfield Garage Art Gallery will present work from Eric Rakov, the February 2025 Featured Artist. Working in collage, Rakov’s subjects range from tabletop still-life scenes to vignettes from … more
If you haven’t seen Limelight Theatre’s latest production, “Crimes of the Heart,” there may still be time — but you’ll need to act quickly. The show closes on Sunday, Feb. 2. And … more
The Diocese of St. Augustine invites parishioners and the community to celebrate the 2025 Jubilee Festival of Artists and the World of Culture, a major event of Pope Francis’s 2025 Year of Hope … more
The Jacksonville Symphony presents “A Journey Through Symphonic Americana” on Feb. 6 and 7, led by Thomas Wilkins. As part of the Symphony in 60 and Coffee Series, there will be a one-hour … more
Marsha Hatcher, a multidisciplinary visual artist who has exhibited her work and helped to build a more vibrant arts community in Northeast Florida for three decades, has been honored with the 2024 … more
Brad and Alyssa Hammond of The Hammond Family Group will premiere season two of their local TV show, “Property Tours of Northeast Florida” at 11 a.m. Feb. 16 on ABC25 (WJXX) — one week after … more
With support from the Benjamin and Jean Troemel Arts Foundation, the Lightner Museum has announced the fifth year of the Lightner Local exhibition series. Created to showcase the talents of artists … more
First Coast Opera will welcome world-renowned composer and musician Juan Antonio Simarro as the headliner for its upcoming gala on Feb. 1 at Embassy Suites in St. Augustine Beach. Known for his … more
Each semester, the art students at Flagler College have their time to shine — presenting their work to faculty, family, visitors to the area, community members and fellow students. On Thursday, … more
As a mother and grandmother, Jacksonville author Sharron Collins cares deeply about protecting children from bullying and sexual abuse. Through her writing, her speaking engagements, her sit-and-read … more
What better way to kick off 2025 than with a good laugh, and that is exactly what you will get with the Alhambra Theatre & Dining’s first showing of the year, Southern Fried Funeral. The … more
The Florida Chamber Music Project will celebrate Mozart during his birthday month with an all-Mozart concert on Jan. 19 at the Beaches Museum Chapel in Jacksonville Beach. The concert will feature … more
The Jacksonville Symphony presented an enjoyable and heady program in two concerts over Friday and Saturday nights, Jan. 10 and 11. The Marcus Roberts Trio joined the orchestra, bringing an … more
Through Feb. 28, the Ponte Vedra Branch Library is featuring watercolor paintings by noted artist Arlette Heise Gerlach of Jacksonville, originally of Stuttgart, Germany. The pieces, exhibited … more
When Len Richelle retired after 20 years with the Federal Bureau of Prisons, she embraced the freedom to pursue her passion for writing and traveling. The author of several travel-inspired … more
Don’t tell Lana McAra you don’t have time to write. The award-winning author wrote her first 27 books while homeschooling her seven — yes, seven — children. She will share practical advice on … more
The Limelight Theatre will present “Crimes of the Heart” from Jan. 17 through Feb. 2. Directed by David Buchman, this intense dramedy by Beth Henley won the1981 Pulitzer Prize for drama. … more
Jacksonville Dance Theatre (JDT) continues its innovative 13th season with RENDER, an evening of boundary-pushing contemporary modern dance works presented at The Florida Ballet. This intimate … more
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