Friends and families gathered around an array of mismatched chairs and tables, sat back and enjoyed food and drinks provided by local restaurants and breweries for the Repurpose Project's Winter Festival on Saturday.
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Two holiday events were held in Gainesville over the weekend: the 27th annual Pond Lighting Festival and the Christmas tree lighting at the Thomas Center.
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More than 80 vendors and hundreds of customers filled the historic GRU Operations Warehouse in Gainesville Sunday for the GLAM Craft Show, a do-it-yourself fair featuring knick-knacks, art pieces and food-truck dining.
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Crowds gathered in the Haile Plantation Village Center on Friday as business owners there opened their doors for the annual Light the Village event.
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The country's first traveling water circus opened it's four-day visit to Gainesville on Thursday night at the Oaks Mall. The animal-free circus entertains the crowd with performers from all around the world, including acrobats, jugglers, clowns and more.
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From handmade flutes to a variety of quilt patterns, the Quilt and Bluegrass Festival displayed creative work of all types on Saturday at Thornebrook Village in Gainesville. The hand-crafted wooden housewares included spoons and bowls, and the quilts, hung with clothespins, swayed as festival-goers walked by. The event featured a …
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Roach Motel, Less Than Jake, Radon, Hot Water Music, and Against Me! How did Gainesville become a creative hub for punk rock during the '80s and '90s, something which continues to flourish today?
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The University of Florida Wind Symphony will host a concert tonight featuring a guest conductor from Vienna as well as a piece honoring all military veterans.
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The Telling Project is coming to Gainesville and is giving a voice to veterans who want to tell their stories. It gives veterans an opportunity to connect with others who have had similar experiences, and speak to those who want to listen.
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As 352walls moves into its second year, the leaders of the effort to bring artists to Gainesville for public painting projects are looking to make improvements over the previous year.
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