Gainesville

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.

Families and art enthusiasts flocked to the Santa Fe College planetarium and Fine Arts Hall for an annual April weekend of activities on the northwest campus.

An interview with Hillary Flower, the author of a new book about snail kites called “The Kite and The Snail: An endangered bird, its unlikely prey, and a story of hope in a changing world.”

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.

Bookstores have withstood the test of technology facing off against the likes of Amazon Kindle, audiobooks and other e-formats in the digital market.

A downtown Gainesville space left vacant for nearly two years is seeing new life with the opening of Kushi & Co., a Japanese-inspired restaurant, on Bo Diddley Plaza.

The Gainesville store and event venue HOW BAZAR is hosting its third annual music festival, "Big: Culture and Arts Festival."

The goal of the Gainesville Opportunity Center event is to get people struggling with mental health issues the help they need to be successful.

A production of “Prodigal Son,” a play by John Patrick Shanley, runs until April 13 at the Fletcher Library inside UF’s Fletcher Hall.

Gainesville’s latest response to gun violence looks like laptops, internet access, after-school programs and community partners trying to reach young people before they show up in police data.