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Thaliondor is a medieval, fantasy-themed role-playing, foam-fighting group of 40-50 people. With their foam swords, spears, jabalines, plastic crossbows and tennis balls that represent spells and fireballs, weekly participants transform into fighters, archers, wizards and clerics.
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Titled “Kaleidoscope of Colors in Asian Art,” this new Asian art exhibition opens Tuesday.
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The Hope Works Exhibition, organized by the domestic violence center Peaceful Paths, is showcasing the artistic achievements of local creators and collectors, many of whom are also survivors of domestic violence.
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One month after Celebration Pointe filed for bankruptcy, many businesses and residential areas on the property continue to thrive.
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The famed ghost dog who frequented Alachua’s Heritage Oaks along U.S. Highway 441 has finally found a home. We sat down with the woman who saved her.
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Amid the echo of hoofbeats and the sway of lassos, history galloped to life as the Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center honored the unsung heroes who shaped the frontier of the American West.
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Known as Swifties, the singer has one of the most loyal fanbases in the world. In return, some have started nationwide societies to form communities that study and honor the icon, and Florida is no exception.
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University of Florida students gathered at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center on Tuesday for a free performance by rapper Nelly. The event was scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., but due to low turnout, the show was delayed for an hour.
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An oddities market made its first appearance in Gainesville this weekend.
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Matthew Gray’s office is located in a section of a strip mall in Ocala. But inside, a cast of characters sit on sofas surrounded by skulls, bugs and taxidermied animals.
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Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher have collected an astounding 13,000 different pieces of lost media to utilize within their comedy performances and have been doing the sketch for just as long.
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Sara Canton was one of those students who never experienced her senior high school prom. Now as a senior at the University of Florida, she decided to do something about it.