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The Singing Resistance in Gainesville is one of 172 chapters throughout the country. It’s a decentralized movement; each chapter operates independently, but all share a common goal.
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If you feel “wired and tired” after hours at work typing, swiping, scrolling and sitting, you're not alone. NPR's "TED Radio Hour" host Manoush Zomorodi wanted to know what could be done about it, and what she learned is in her new book, "Body Electric: The Hidden Health Costs of the Digital Age and New Science to Reclaim Your Well-Being."
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The Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center will host its third annual “Black Cowboys & Cowgirls in Florida: Then and Now” event on Friday and Saturday, featuring a two-day celebration on history, culture, and community.
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WUFT’s Glenn Richards speaks with blues guitarist and singer Samantha Fish whose Two Tours Collide with Tab Benoit is at Heartwood Soundstage in Gainesville on Thursday, April 16.
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A production of “Prodigal Son,” a play by John Patrick Shanley, runs until April 13 at the Fletcher Library inside UF’s Fletcher Hall.
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Two hundred vendors and people from across Marion County turned out at the McPherson Complex Saturday for Marion County Day, an annual festival celebrating local pride.
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The University Air Center hosted the 10th annual Gator Fly-In Armed Services and Appreciation Day on Saturday.
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The Sa Dance Company on Tuesday performed a blend of contemporary Indian and American dance in an event called RISE. It took place at the Phillips Center at the University of Florida.
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Less Than Jake's Buddy Schaub previews this year's Wake & Bake Weekend, new recordings, and summer tour plans including their first appearance at Coachella
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The Florida Strawberry Festival returned to Plant City for an 11-day run ending Sunday.
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A steady stream of families moved through the McPherson Complex on Saturday with strawberry treats, shaved ice and lemonade in hand as live music carried across the festival grounds and children crowded the petting zoo and BMX show.