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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.
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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.
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Afrofuturism Week 2025 and the Center for Arts, Migration and Entrepreneurship at the University of Florida celebrated Afrofuturism with “Art After Dark” at the Harn Museum on Thursday.
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Friends, families and fashionistas alike gathered at Depot Park on Saturday and Sunday for the 38th Annual Hoggetowne Medieval Faire.
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The Hoggetowne Medieval Faire took place on Saturday and Sunday at Depot Park for the second consecutive year.
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The University of Florida celebrates the anniversary of one of its longest-standing instruments: the centennial of the Andrew Anderson Memorial Pipe Organ
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Playground Music and Arts Festival took place at Heartwood Soundstage in Gainesville on Saturday.
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Browse this gallery featuring the work of WUFT's photographers from the past year.
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Gainesville's African American blues artists helped bridge the racial gap between communities in the 1960s and ’70s as the nation was strained with racial tensions.Charles Steadham, known at the time by his stage name Charlie Blade, witnessed this shift in the community firsthand. He was part of one of the first interracial blues bands in Gainesville.
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Leslie Tharp hosts classes that cover a range of metalworking techniques, from welding to blacksmithing to metal art.
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A new Afro-Brazilian band that took form in the summer will hold its first performance at the city of Gainesville’s Holiday Parade on Dec. 7. A Very GNV Holiday Parade starts at noon from West Sixth Street and University Avenue and includes floats, dancers and live bands.
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