Nestled in one of Pleasant Street’s charming historic houses is a colorful, eclectic gallery collectively owned by artists themselves. On display this month are pint-sized pieces of many mediums making up the gallery’s first “Small Works” exhibition.
Dressed in all black other than the blue flowers on his bomber jacket, Ken Jeong walked onto the stage Thursday night to a crowd of about 2,000 UF students ready to hear how a doctor became one of Hollywood’s most recognizable comedians.
Released Friday, Netflix’s newest coming-of-age dramedy, “Don’t Say Good Luck,” could’ve easily been another predictable story about a high school theater kid chasing her dream role. Instead, director Julia Hart uses that familiar setup to tell a much more painful story about growing up when life refuses to wait.
“Lost Weekend” is the artist's first solo album release since “Punisher” in 2020. After the release of boygenius’s “the record” in 2023, Bridgers toured and released music as part of the indie-rock trio. She’s now circling back to a solo career.
Samm Wehman Epstein is one Gainesville-based artist whose work can be found scattered across the entire town. She’s a prime example of how artists are able to be seen and enjoyed by the local community.
Yes, The Swamp has a rich history of campus kitties. Many cats have gained love from the community and become quite well-known for their lazy lie-downs and loud meows.
For most new students, coming to UF means a brand-new city with a brand-new food scene. If you’re a new Gator already tired of the dining halls’ menus, check out these five food stops within walking distance of campus.
Throughout the city, Gainesville overflows with music of every style and taste. This list highlights music venues of various genres across Gainesville.
After the multiversal scale of “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” succeeds by telling a smaller, more personal story. By the time the credits rolled, I’d cried three separate times.
“Florida/Woman” is about Carter’s personal experience and those of many other transgender people in Florida. The exhibit portrays the ache of a growing dilemma: The state she loves and calls home no longer feels safe, but she’s unwilling to leave because of that love.
The British pop artist ditched the neons and club classics from her “Brat” era and the literary tones of “Wuthering Heights” and opted for a black-and-white, vulnerable theme in her latest record, “Music, Fashion, Film,” which dropped Friday.
The dessert-house-on-wheels had its grand opening Saturday following a soft opening July 18. The truck offers a variety of Asian-inspired desserts and teas with flavors like lemongrass and blue lavender.
Sweetwater Veterinary Clinic’s goal is to help keep pet care affordable with monthly pet vaccinations hosted at Curia on the Drag coffee shop, located on Northwest Sixth Street.
The theater held its final weekend of “Company” July 9-12 after continuous sold-out shows of the Tony Award-winning musical. The run comes as a huge success for the ART, a relatively underground performing arts venue in Gainesville.
The historic Gainesville punk scene that saw its peak in the ‘90s is as dominating as ever — and preteens are helping keep it alive.
Fatimah Tuggar, a Nigerian interdisciplinary artist and associate professor of artificial intelligence in the arts at UF, has always kept an eye to the future.
With summer quickly approaching, those sticking around The Swamp for the next few months may already have plans to make the most of their time in the sun.
Beneath the red glow of a recording sign, eight people stand surrounded by their instruments and the music they have built their dreams upon.
If you’re traveling to Greece this summer, let this be your ultimate guide to savoring every moment through your tastebuds.
The production, “Catch Me If You Can,” follows the story of Frank Abagnale Jr., a teenager who takes on multiple identities — including a pilot, doctor and lawyer — while being pursued by an FBI agent.
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