A reader's guide to Gainesville bookstores
By Amanda Friedman and Averi Kremposky | June 27From independent bookstores to public libraries, these local destinations will satisfy any reader's literary appetite.
From independent bookstores to public libraries, these local destinations will satisfy any reader's literary appetite.
Gainesville’s meager population, compared to other large cities, can discourage big-name artists from performing in town. The predicament forces UF concert lovers to flee the city if they want to catch hotshot musicians.
Powfu's 12-show tour in includes a stop at the High Dive in Gainesville June 16.
We are only guests in ‘Harry’s House,’ and the reserved vulnerability of the homeowner allows us to morph his lyrics into something applicable to our own lives. Read our review of Harry Styles’ anticipated album:
The Gainesville Community Playhouse will debut its rendition of Green Day’s “American Idiot” May 20.
With kids that don’t live at home anymore, Gator moms reflect on why they are looking forward to spending time with their college students this Mother’s Day.