Gainesville Fine Arts Association showcases local student artists
By Veronica Nocera | Mar. 25, 2021UF seniors Kerry Wilson and Lauren Mann’s show is the first of four exhibits of the Spring 2021 semester.
UF seniors Kerry Wilson and Lauren Mann’s show is the first of four exhibits of the Spring 2021 semester.
Purchases of vintage and pawned items have been on the rise since the onset of the coronavirus.
The art exhibition aims to provoke thought about the ‘glacial waste’ society produces on a daily basis.
The series will host local vendors and musicians for three weekends of food, live music and other activities in March, April and May.
‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ is coming live to the Phillips Center Saturday, closing out company season.
The initiative aims to provide homeless people with the natural health benefits of herbal medicines.
The punk staple returned to monthly shows in February after a year-long hiatus.
The series strives to emphasize the versatility of Black college women.
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.”
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.