The classic ‘80s film “Ghostbusters” will return to the theater this weekend at the Hippodrome Cinema, located at the Hippodrome State Theatre, for its Time Warp 80s Night.
Chain Reaction’s Food and Music Festival will hold its third annual fundraiser benefiting the March of Dimes Foundation this weekend.
The Hippodrome State Theatre Art Gallery and the Oak Hammock Art Gallery are hosting a Dada art exhibit to celebrate the 100-year-old art movement.
Local entrepreneur Virginia Lynn aims to boost local business sales at a craft show Saturday.
Photography, paintings and prints are just a few items that will be featured at this weekend’s Goddess Visions Photography Exhibition and Art Show.
In honor of April being Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Alachua County Victim Services and Rape Crisis Center is hosting its “Survivors of Violence” art exhibit Friday.
Gainesville artists will have another outlet of exposure to the community during Artwalk.
Gainesville’s community theater brought home the big awards this past weekend.
With limited tickets remaining, the Hippodrome State Theatre is looking like the place to be Saturday night.
UF’s Shakespeare in the Park club is providing another year of free outdoor Shakespearean entertainment to campus.
UF’s School of Theatre and Dance will address the issues of race relations with the opening of the show “Honky” at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
The UF drama club Florida Players will present Timothy Mason’s play, “Only You,” this weekend.
This weekend, doodle for a cause.
Graphic design students will get a leg up for the future with an upcoming event aimed at guiding them in a personalized direction toward success.
352walls has given downtown Gainesville its latest touch. Now, the city is celebrating its improved walls with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Festival promotes social change
In the last 10 days, the chipped wall has slowly turned into a work of art.
Rhinos, religion and gold rushes are just a few of the film topics at the Seventh Annual Cinema Verde International Environmental Film and Arts Festival.
In honor of Black History Month, the Matheson History Museum will debut a new exhibition to the public Tuesday.
In September 2011, cartoonists Tom Hart and Leela Corman moved from New York City to Gainesville with their young daughter, Rosalie. Two months later, Rosalie died — suddenly and unexpectedly.
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