The Tale Tellers of St. Augustine will bring “Theater of the Mind: Storytelling” back to the Limelight Theatre after a hiatus of almost two years with the return of The Three Tellers. more

Danielle Wright holds a copy of “Hostage to Silence” for her son while Brady Wright autographs it. more

Salvador Dali devotees will want to make a point of visiting Gallery 725 this weekend to hear from Madame Christine Argillet, who has been called the last living link to the Surrealist master. more

The new year was off to a fun and memorable start at The Alhambra Theatre and Dining, as the Jacksonville dinner theater debuted its production of “Guys and Dolls” last week. more

With support from the Benjamin and Jean Troemel Arts Foundation, the Lightner Museum announces the second year of Lightner Local. Created to showcase the talents of artists who live in the Northeast and Central Florida regions, four artists will be awarded solo exhibitions at the museum. more

Nearly 2 million books are self-published each year, and anyone can be a published author thanks to digital printing and do-it-yourself online services such as Kindle Direct Publishing. more

After six years of serving more than 3,000 Nocatee dancers, Grace Conservatory of Dance will expand to a state-of-the-art 6,000-square-foot facility in the heart of Nocatee Town Center. more

Ponte Vedra resident and Jacksonville Country Day School fifth-grader Lynn Ibrahim performed in the Florida Music Education Association All-State Orff Ensemble on Jan. 13-14. more

After years of traveling around the world and observing people in a variety of cultures, Tammy L. Harrow had accumulated material aplenty before penning her first novel, a work of contemporary fiction titled “All the Salt in the Sea.” more

Gallery 725 has announced an upcoming art experience, “Salvador Dali: The Argillet Collection.” more