Broadway in Jacksonville Launches Halloween Costume Contest

FSCJ Artist Series is inviting Broadway fans across Northeast Florida to turn Halloween into a Broadway spotlight moment with a costume contest tied to the 2026-2027 Broadway in Jacksonville season. The Broadway in Jacksonville Halloween Costume Contest, sponsored by City Grille & Raw Bar, asks participants to submit photos of...

Tide Fest at Guana Reserve celebrates estuaries for youth

About 450 students from across the state descended on Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve in Northeast Florida for Tide Fest, a regional celebration. The event was designed to teach young people about estuaries and the role they play in Florida's environment. The reserve stretches about 60 miles in St. Johns and Flagler counties from Ponte Vedra Beach to Palm Coast.

Alhambra Theatre & Dining Announces 60th Season Lineup

Alhambra Theatre & Dining will mark its 60th season in 2027 with an eight-show lineup that includes Broadway favorites, classic musicals, comedies and family titles. The Jacksonville dinner theater announced the season Oct. 8, opening single-show ticket sales and season partnerships for a milestone year that begins Jan. 7 with Shout! The Mod Musical and concludes Dec. 24 with It’s a Wonderful Life.

Four players secure 2027 Korn Ferry Tour cards ahead of PGA Tour Americas season finale

The top four on the PGA Tour Americas Points List - Thomas Ponder, Corey Pereira, Étienne Papineau and Patrick Flavin - are heading to the Korn Ferry Tour in 2027, earning their cards ahead of the 2026 Dominican Republic Tour Championship. (PGA Tour Americas) A. Change Text Size. Players...

OPINION | First they banned books. Now they come after the book store

Angie Nixon’s Cafe Resistance has become, arguably, the most high-profile bookstore in the entire city since the state legislator earned the Democratic Senate nomination back in August. Less than a month remains before voters decide whether she will replace Republican incumbent Ashley Moody in Washington. If Nixon scores the...

Events: Blue Angels returns to the sky at NAS Jax Air Show

Mid-October events include Beaches Oktoberfest, Spooktacular, and fall festivals.

How a snow delay led Jim Furyk to Florida where he and his wife built a charity legacy

PALM COAST, FL — More than 30 years ago, a snow delay on the PGA Tour set in motion a series of events that would change Jim and Tabitha Furyk’s lives and eventually make a lasting difference for thousands of families across Northeast Florida. In February 1995, professional golfer Jim Furyk found himself with unexpected time on his hands during the Northern Telecom Open in Tucson, Arizona. While waiting in the locker room, he struck up a conversation with fellow golfer Mark Carnevale, who gushed about the townhome he’d purchased for $152,000 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, and its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, the Intracoastal Waterway and TPC Sawgrass. Furyk had been looking for property in his native Pennsylvania for a lot more than that and was intrigued by the possibility of being able to practice all-year round in the Sunshine State. So, when he wasn’t in the field for the Masters that April, he paid a visit with his dad and when they weren’t practicing at TPC, they began exploring the greater Jacksonville area with a real estate agent. Furyk ultimately purchased a townhome in the same Ponte Vedra Beach community as Carnevale, just one building away. “It

From Boca Raton to Jacksonville: Cathleen Ireland and CattSue Bring Heart, Resilience, and Authenticity to Florida’s Music Scene

Two MTS Management Group artists with meaningful Florida connections are turning personal experiences, cinematic storytelling, and emotional honesty into music that resonates far beyond the Sunshine State. Florida has long been a destination for musicians, filmmakers, and creative spirits seeking inspiration. From the coastal sophistication of Boca Raton to the...

Alhambra Theatre & Dining's 60th Season Reveal

Sawgrass County Club Art Show features variety of exceptional works

The Sawgrass Country Club Art Show on Oct. 2-4 left visitors with one big question: How can so much talent be concentrated in a single place?. In all, the members-only show featured 23 artists working in a wide variety of mediums. There were paintings in watercolor, oil and acrylic; photographs; pieces of jewelry; creations in glass; woodturning; scale wooden boat models and much more.

More Than 200 Artists and Vendors Fill This Florida Fall Festival With Small-Town Charm

Every October, Orange Park transforms into a bustling hub of creativity and community spirit as the Orange Park Fall Festival takes over Town Hall Park. For more than four decades, this beloved event has brought together artists, vendors, families, and food lovers for a weekend celebration that captures everything wonderful about small-town Florida. With free admission, live entertainment, and an incredible variety of handmade treasures, it’s no wonder this festival draws around 40,000 visitors each year.

Jim Furyk's PGA Tour Champions event moves venues, changes look

Jim Furyk's PGA Tour Champions event will have a brand new look this year.

Phish Postpones Alabama Show Due To Hurricane Isaias

Image via National Hurricane Center and Central Pacific Hurricane Center — Projected map of Hurricane Isaias. Phish has postponed one of its two shows at the outdoor Orion Amphitheater in Alabama this weekend, changing the planned Saturday–Sunday run to Sunday–Monday. The decision comes as the Gulf Coast braces for Hurricane Isaias, recently upgraded to Category 3 and expected to make landfall between Alabama and Florida late Friday or early Saturday.

Voices of the 904 - Ep. 2: Vine built his brand. Jacksonville gave that brand a purpose

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A man with a brand is a man with a plan. At least, that’s the case for Eric Dunn. For some, Eric is a familiar face on social media, bringing attention to Jax Parks events and programming. For others, he’s an extremely vocal Jags enthusiast....

Six players declared TourBound ahead of Korn Ferry Tour Championship presented by Virginia's Richmond Region

Favorite players to keep them at the top of your leaderboard and get the latest updates. or Sign Up to save favorites across devices. Seven PGA Tour cards still up for grabs at the season-ending Korn Ferry Tour Championship. PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – The PGA Tour announced Wednesday that...

Bianca Del Rio’s It Gets Bitter tour is coming to Florida in 2027

Bianca Del Rio, winner of the sixth season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” is bringing her comedy tour to Orlando, Tampa and other locations in Florida in 2027. The It Gets Bitter comedy show marks the 7th nationwide tour for Del Rio and will be a celebration of her 30 years of comedy and drag.

Step into Wonderland with the Art Guild of Orange Park

Orange Park – Get ready to tumble down the rabbit hole with the Art Guild of Orange Park, bringing vibrant color, artistic flair, and creative magic to Clay County and Northeast Florida! This year the Guild invites you into the whimsical world of the “Mad Hatter’s Chair-i-ty Gala & Auction,” an extraordinary evening of Art spotlighting functional art with one-of-a-kind, artist-painted statement chairs up for live auction alongside savory bites, a thrilling wine pull, and live music.

Events: Tedeschi Trucks Band back home in NE Florida

Fall festivals and farm activities continue throughout October. See a rundown of events in NE Florida for the week of Oct. 5 - 11, 2026.

‘Rock the Pantries’ food drive returns to St. Augustine Amphitheatre, Ponte Vedra Concert Hall

ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. — SJC Cultural Events Inc. is bringing back its annual “Rock the Pantries” food drive Friday, Nov. 6, at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre and Ponte Vedra Concert Hall. Both venues will accept nonperishable food donations from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The items...

Jim Furyk won't play in his PGA Tour Champions event for first time

Jim Furyk will be a fixture next week at the Constellation Furyk & Friends PGA Tour Champions event he hosts at the Ocean Course at Hammock Beach in Palm Coast. Just not with a golf club in his hand. Furyk said he would not be playing in the tournament for the first time since it began in 2021 at the Timuquana Country Club in Jacksonville, saying his back doesn't hold up over a week that usually includes two pro-ams and 54 holes of competitive golf in Champions Tour events. "I can play golf … everyday life is good," said the 17-time PGA Tour winner and 2003 U.S. Open Champion. "But playing five rounds of golf in a row puts a lot of stress on my back." That's not to say Furyk won't be busy. He will be engaging with sponsors and fans every day, helping out more with tournament operations and appearing on Golf Channel's broadcast each day. Furyk began working with Golf Channel last March at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and has since been an analyst at The Players and the Masters. He's looking forward to helping showcase the Ocean Course, a Jack Nicklaus design that includes sweeping oceanside