Midpoint Park & Eatery provides the community with a unique option for food and leisure.
Fashion, food and more prevailed in an unprecedented year.
Dusty’s Drive-In Circus combines musical and acrobatic performance for a unique, pandemic-safe experience.
The free exhibition is the latest in the gallery's Spring 2021 lineup and is open until March 12.
It was the Venezuelan artist’s first in-person show since August.
The band, signed to UF label Swamp Records, says their new single sounds like summer.
The iconic hotdog on wheels is hosting a virtual information session Tuesday.
The yoga studio is prioritizing COVID-19 safety and “radical inclusion.”
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The Italian ice shop is expected to open by June.
Registration is now open for the upcoming musician-focused group therapy.
The wine bar and specialty market opened Feb. 12.
“The Seven Sides of Shakespeare” was shot almost entirely on an iPad over six months.
Lichen Press, a used bookmobile, stopped on UF campus Thursday and Friday night.
Gainesville’s longest-running concert series presents a three-show virtual sequence featuring regional Black artists.
The film festival will feature 27 films about environmentalism.
Five local businesses share how they’re catering to the community for Valentine’s Day.
The sister-musician duo will release quarantine anthem “Premise” Friday.
The production will stream June 7-13 as part of the Gainesville theater’s #HippAtHome series.
The Celebration Pointe complex marks the franchise’s ninth location in Florida.
The Avenue compiled a list of some of the Black-owned restaurants in Gainesville.
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