In the Arts
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A roundup of musical acts appearing soon at local venues. more
The Sing Out Loud Festival is in full swing. The annual music festival kicked off Friday, Sept. 9, and will run through Saturday, Sept. 24. more
Jason Nettle, theater director at Ponte Vedra High School, will perform his one-man show, “9/11: We Will Forget” at 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 11, in the school auditorium. more
If there’s one thing J. Norman Henry has, it’s art. more
Douglas Anderson School of the Arts has been exemplifying excellence for decades, as evidenced by accolades earned year over year for programmatic excellence. more
A roundup of musical acts appearing soon at local venues. more
The FSCJ Artist Series, sponsored by VyStar Credit Union, will kick off the 2022-23 Broadway in Jacksonville season with its annual open house at the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts, 300 Water St., Jacksonville. more
Topics include: Van Gogh exhibit, holiday concert. more
First Coast Opera announces its 23rd season of live opera in Northeast Florida. more
When Steven Bavaria first introduced his “Income Factory” about five years ago, he received some negative feedback for suggesting that “market price growth” need not be an essential part of a long-term investment strategy. more
A roundup of musical acts appearing soon at local venues. more
The 2022 Florida Authors and Publishers Association President’s Book Awards recognized “Vacations for the Young and Adventurous” by William E. Schepens, in the category of Young Adult Fiction, as a silver medal winner. more
Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville has announced its new exhibition, “What Lifts You Up,” in partnership with Art with a Heart in Healthcare. more
Topics include: writers' meeting, Thomas Kinkade artist, community concert and Gamble Rogers gala. more
A roundup of musical acts appearing soon at local venues. more
Youth and old age. Love and revenge. Grief and joy. Mystery and revelation. Kate Stollenwerck of Ponte Vedra, Florida, brings readers on an incredible journey in her first ever novel, “Hello, Goodbye.” more
For St. Augustine’s own Martha Ferguson, the ability to exhibit her artwork as part of a Lightner Museum showcase was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. more
This year marks the 19th Annual Amelia Island Jazz Festival, which will once again feature a weeklong celebration of the wonderful sounds that make Jazz what it is Oct. 3-9 in Fernandina Beach. more
Wendy Tatter has become a regular among the St. Augustine artist scene, and recently moved her gallery to a new location at 806 Anastasia Blvd. in St. Augustine. She specializes in a unique art form known as Batik. more
Here's a look at some interesting arts events scheduled for the months ahead. more
For Kate Stollenwerck having her first book published felt like reaching the finish line on a dream she had for some time. more
A roundup of musical acts appearing soon at local venues. more
For Amy Angelilli, founder and chief adventure officer of The Adventure Project, helping her clients find the giggles, guffaws and chuckles in life is all part of a day’s work. more
The 2022 Florida Authors and Publishers Association (FAPA) President’s Book Awards has recognized “Adeline in a Gymnastics Jam” by Martha Louise in the category of Children — Grades 3-5 as a gold medal winner. more
A roundup of musical acts appearing soon at local venues. more
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