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At Friday night’s football game, Eastside High School’s band will resurrect a half-century-old marching tradition rooted in post-integration legacy. Under new Director Chip Powell, a former student in the Ram Band, the performance marks a symbolic return of cultural pride and community identity. -
Sacks & Co./CourtesyWUFT's Morning Edition host Glenn Richards speaks with 'Heartbreaker' Mike Campbell
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Four local homeless people explain their hobbies, human interests and how both help to sustain them. -
Sixteen-year-old Nathan Wynn is not your average theater kid. He has had his hands in all aspects of the theater — from performing on stage to learning how to operate a soundboard to now directing his second musical, there’s no part of the stage he hasn’t mastered. -
Gainesville Fine Arts Association Artist Studio Tour Co-Coordinators and artists Michelle Nagri and Peter Senesac talk about the self-guided tour through working artist studios in and around Gainesville that will happen on May 16-18, 2025. -
The Gainesville Harmony Show Chorus has kept the sound of barbershop music alive in North Central Florida through performance and community for nearly 50 years. -
While alcohol and other substances can play a role, it’s not the main contributing factor for fandom behavior, according to a psychology professor. When people are caught up in a crowd, it is easy to make decisions that you would not typically make, he said, largely because of mob mentality. -
The Santa Fe College Annual Student Art Show featured pieces selected from students across the fall and spring semesters. The juried show highlights student work from visual arts classes, including everything from ceramics to photography. -
For many students it might be difficult to make it home for Easter, but the wide range of Gainesville churches provide a sense of home. -
A Japanese American artist presented a documentary on Thursday featuring 360-degree footage of the many places he visited in Venezuela. -
For decades, the historic Matheson House withstood the effects of humidity, major hurricanes and termite infestations. Now, the damage has taken a toll on the property. -
From rainy Friday evening, through Saturday night lit by the full moon, until brunch on Sunday’s sunny afternoon, downtown Gainesville celebrated every crevice of its growing art scene.
