People of all ages gathered at Heartwood Soundstage on Thursday for the second Sunshine Music & Arts Festival, an event that highlights local artists and businesses.

The voice of Adolf Eichmann, one of the orchestrators of the Holocaust, blared through the speakers for everyone who attended the screening of, “The Devil’s Confession: The Lost Eichmann Tapes.”

Professional cellist Leland Ko performed and taught in Gainesville on Saturday as a part of his three-city master class tour.

In January 2024, the Ocala City Council allocated $500,000, from the city’s engineering department budget, to renovate the Ocala Skate Park. Despite the allotted funds, the city has yet to approve the project’s design in a city council meeting, preventing construction from beginning.

To commemorate those affected, UF Hillel opened an art exhibit from Feb. 18 until Feb. 20, displaying works by 25 artists. Each one capturing their experiences during and after the Hamas attack.

Pink lights illuminated the dance floor in the lobby of the Jackson N. Sasser Fine Arts Hall at Santa Fe College on Friday as some 50 lovers of swing dance turned out for a Valentine’s Day dance.

The Hippodrome Cinema's screening of “Kidnapping Inc.,” a dark comedy directed by Bruno Mourral, who was born and raised in Port-au-Princethat, confronts the reality of kidnapping many Haitians experience today.

The cast of “Riverdance,” one of the longest-running Irish dance shows in the world, will be at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Feb. 11-13, as part of the show's 40-city North American tour.

Colorful ink, creative prints and courageous customers filled the Prime Osborn Convention Center during the Villain Arts 2nd Annual Tattoo Festival in Jacksonville, Fla.

Close to 80 people attended a comedy storytelling event called “So Fresh & So Clean" at The Wooly on Thursday themed on new beginnings and fresh starts to match the start of the new year.