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The Northeast Historic District of Downtown Gainesville once again hosted the Santa Fe Spring Arts Festival this Sunday, April 3.
Read More »Santa Fe Spring Arts Festival Continues Despite Weather
Santa Fe Arts Festival Canceled Saturday, Continues Sunday
The Santa Fe Spring Arts Festival has been canceled for Saturday, but will be held with extended hours on Sunday.
Read More »Photos: The Inaugural ‘Eggolution’ Easter Egg Hunt
On Saturday, families gathered on Norman field to participate in an egg hunt and activities, such as face painting and a cash prize raffle.
Read More »Gainesville Coffee Shop Holds Latte Art Competition
A Gainesville coffee shop, Know Where Coffee, hosted its first latte art competition in celebration of its one-year anniversary.
Read More »Alachua County Libraries Offer Adult Coloring Sessions
There’s a growing trend of coloring books for grown-ups. From college age to senior citizens, adult coloring is something that attracts anyone with an eye for detail and the desire to relax.
Read More »Town of Tioga Hosts Annual Winter Fine Arts Fair
The annual fair took place Friday through Sunday night, showcasing about 120 artists from across different mediums.
Read More »‘The Vagina Monologues’ Will Show In Ocala
After public complaints, Ocala City Council decided not to cancel 'The Vagina Monologues' and another burlesque show.
Read More »Charles Bradley, Savants Of Soul Reopen Bo Diddley Plaza
Gainesvillians celebrated the reopening of the Bo Diddley Plaza Thursday night during the frank community street fair in downtown Gainesville. The plaza closed last March for renovations.
Read More »City-wide Art Initiative To Promote Creative Engagement
The first-ever 352Creates, a 24-hour initiative aimed at promoting health and community engagement through creative activity in Gainesville, will be this Friday. The coordinators want to promote the idea that people can be creative anywhere – even at work or at school.
Read More »Grant Money Preserves Seven Jamini Roy Paintings at Harn
A $50,000 grant helped pay for seven Jamini Roy paintings to be preserved and returned to the Harn Museum of Art.
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