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.

Bard & Broadside, a poetry festival held in Gainesville, hosted a creative writing workshop and poetry reading that Lola Haskins led at the Alachua County Library District headquarters on Sunday. The festival is the only one of its kind completely dedicated to poetry in North Central Florida.

The Gainesville City Commission voted unanimously on Thursday to continue hosting the Hoggetowne Medieval Faire at Depot Park for 2026, under the assumption that the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Department receives the $130,000 it needs to fund the fair.

A pandemic and funding shortfall over the past five years didn’t shutter SAW, as it continues to serve artists locally and elsewhere.

The Gainesville Community Playhouse returns to near full capacity five years after the start of the pandemic caused significant losses. "Ragtime The Musical" runs through April 13.

Now in its 11th year, the contest gives K-12 students a platform to express their dedication to both the arts and the conservation of Alachua County.