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.
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.
Dawg is a silver rooster with a loud crowing — loud enough to be heard over the sound of the fire station's alarms. While he may look lost and aimlessly wandering around, Dawg knows exactly where he is and what he’s doing.
The Gainesville Fine Arts Association is hosting its annual summer showcase from June 24 to July 24, which features 70 summer-inspired pieces from local artists.
The highly anticipated indie horror film "Leviticus" released in theaters June 19. The movie comes out at the perfect time, riding on the wave splashed by back-to-back horror movies “Obsession” and “Backrooms.”
Coterie Market is branching outward to open a coffee trailer and a second location. The cafe took to social media June 5 to announce its expansion.
Olivia Rodrigo released her highly anticipated third album, “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love,” June 12. The album features a total of 13 songs, with one song, “what's wrong with me,” featuring fellow musician Robert Smith, the frontman of post-punk band The Cure.
Tucked away on the side of Northwest 13th Street, neighboring a barber shop, nail salon and print shop, sits a studio with stained glass gleaming through sun-lit windows.
The third annual celebration, which featured live music celebrations and film screenings, was meant to uplift the LGBTQ+ community and all voices, said Nyq Smith, the 26-year-old front-of-house manager at the Hipp.
"Joy Comes In The Morning," an acrylic mix media finger painting by Shannon Summerlin, hangs in the Gainesville Fine Arts Association's Summer Showcase exhibit.
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