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The Cathedral Arts Project (CAP) has been awarded by the Delores Barr Weaver Legacy Funds a $500,000 gift to create a new named teaching artist fellow position, the Delores Barr Weaver Teaching …
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10/4/24
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In response to a growing demand from a burgeoning group of both young and established filmmakers in Northeast Florida and around the state, the Jacksonville Film Festival has announced plans to …
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10/3/24
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Northeast Florida Sisters in Crime is planning a one-day writers’ workshop from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, at the San Marco Community Center, 1936 Hendricks Ave. The topic will be …
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10/3/24
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On the heels of Hurricane Helene’s devastating arrival and departure, a sizable audience gathered at Jacoby Hall for an evening of moving music. The Jacksonville Symphony continued …
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By Matt Bickett
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10/3/24
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Developing distinctive characters and realistic fictional settings is the mark of a good writer. Award-winning author and playwright Sarah Bewley provides valuable insights to the process in her …
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10/3/24
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Sundays at Stetson’s will present its annual Songs For Stetson concert on Oct. 13, this year featuring Jeanie Fitchen and Jim Bickerstaff. Music starts at 2 p.m. A donation of $10 per person is …
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10/3/24
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Butterfield Garage Art Gallery is celebrating its 25th year anniversary with a Silver Jubilee Exhibition in October.
The exhibition will display work by 53 artists, in a mixture of past and …
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9/30/24
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It’s not often that an art exhibit has the power to save lives, but a new show hosted by the First Coast Cultural Center aims to do just that.
“BRAject” is a thought-provoking, whimsical …
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By Shaun Ryan
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9/26/24
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The Jacksonville Symphony proved Saturday night that it celebrates in grand style. Marking 75 years since the Symphony’s founding, Music Director Courtney Lewis led one of the most monumental …
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By Matt Bickett
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9/26/24
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It's said that a good story has the power to expand your mind, see the world anew and take you places you’ve never dreamed of. Theater is the very voice of our experience, and it shines a spotlight …
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9/26/24
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The story of “Puffs” is a tale for anyone who has never been destined to save the world. It will take the stage Sept. 26-29 at Ponte Vedra High School. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at …
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9/19/24
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Tickets are available now for the “Messiah Ballet,” to be presented Nov. 16 at the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts.
Experience the magic of George Frideric Handel’s …
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9/19/24
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We’re not born with the seeds of creativity growing inside us — or are we? Questions about the sources of creativity have been around for millennia, and on Saturday, Sept. 28, Patricia Daly-Lipe …
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9/19/24
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The Jacksonville Symphony launches its Florida Blue Classical Series with a thrilling program featuring Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2 on Sept. 27 and 28 at Jacoby Symphony Hall. The …
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9/19/24
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The Jacksonville Symphony has announced that five students have been selected as the 2024/25 Season Usher Scholarship recipients. The students, Melissa Molano, Cara Standard, Jasmine Walker, Luis …
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9/19/24
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Following the success of last season’s inaugural Romanza’s Collage Concert Series, organizers are pleased to present a new lineup of exciting performances.
Romanza’s mission is to bring a …
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9/19/24
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A profound scene comes to life in the movie “Maestro,” when Leonard Bernstein (played by Bradley Cooper) conducts Mahler’s epic Second Symphony. Local audiences will have an opportunity to …
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9/19/24
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The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum (CEAM) and Flagler College will present a new solo exhibition beginning in October: “en la noche prevalece un corazón lleno” featuring Spanish artist Pablo Vindel.
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9/15/24
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A city doesn’t get to be 459 years old without accumulating a few secrets. And St. Augustine, from its founding in 1565 down to the present day, has stored up more than a few such “secrets” for …
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By Shaun Ryan
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9/12/24
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After 18 months of planning, the Jacksonville Symphony will debut its first world premiere pops program, “Parrots + Palms: The Songs of Buffett & Fins,” co-produced with Spot-On …
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9/12/24
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The Jacksonville Symphony will open its 75th anniversary season with a performance of Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection,” at 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, at Jacoby Symphony Hall.
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9/12/24
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The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens will present the River Blossom Jamboree, a bluegrass garden concert on the riverfront of the St. Johns, this weekend.
The concert, to be held 5-7 p.m. …
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9/6/24
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The St. Augustine Art Association (STAAA) continues its centennial with an art show that allows visitors to experience the magic of art in a tangible and exciting way.
Every October for more …
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9/5/24
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The Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville has announced one of their most anticipated events of the year: the 47th annual Arts Awards will take place on Oct. 4 at the Florida Blue Conference Center.
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9/5/24
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How does one begin to describe Inez McDonald?
Do you start by saying how spry, fit and sharp she is at 99 years young?
Or do you first say what a generous philanthropist to the St. …
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By Gaye S. Farris
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9/5/24
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