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Music fans unable to attend this year’s III Points Festival in Miami should look no further than one of the four cities hosting its own prologue to the main event. From aesthetic to music to a vibe only electronic music lovers can summon when dancing side by side, the Road to III Points will give attendees a taste of what the three-day affair in October holds.
Nine-year-old Ian Sousa was so excited to see the solar eclipse Monday he puked the night before.
UF cheerleaders high kick and clap while cheering up the crowd at the Rally in the Swamp.
UF cheerleaders high kick and clap while cheering up the crowd at the Rally in the Swamp.
Attendees at the fourth annual Rally in the Swamp raise their hands to catch T-shirts thrown by UF athletes inside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Sunday night.
The first day of school may be eclipsed by a phenomenon 38 years in the making.
Anyone who listens to Jim McElwain answer one question knows he is not a straightforward man. He rambles. He swerves. He changes topics like a figure skater changing direction. For example, here’s what he said when asked about how challenging the team’s quarterback competition must be given that two weeks from the team’s season opener, it’s still a three-man race:
Yet another Summer B term has gone as quickly as it came, but there are still a few days left before the short break between semesters ensues. If you haven’t had the time to take advantage of the many different things our city has to offer, now is your chance. Although you have to be 21 or older to get a local beer at Swamp Head Brewery or First Magnitude Brewing Compnay, there are plenty of other things available for the college student in need of cooling off. Here are a few things to check off your Gainesville bucket lists before the short Summer Break is upon us.
SWAMP DANCE
A four-week dance intensive is exactly what it sounds like.
Local lovers of soul have waited three months to welcome back a homegrown band to the stage — a band that arrived to the Gainesville music scene in late 2010, but whose aura, sound and je ne sais quoi is nostalgically reminiscent of 1963, even for those who consider themselves ‘90s kids.
Mika Sheerin remembers feeling starstruck her first time at The Jam.
While spring classes at the University of Florida may have wrapped up several weeks ago, Gators athletics certainly did not.
In Chris Hart’s brewery, the televisions are only turned on when someone asks to watch something.
Correction: This article has been updated to reflect that 52,000 trees were planted last year.
Clarification: This article has been updated to reflect that Twelve'Len is a featured act, not a headliner. There will also be two outdoor stages instead of one.
We don’t know anything.
President of UF Kent Fuchs made an unbelievable announcement over the weekend.
Solutions by The State News
