Saint Augustine
Saint Augustine, FL · Arts & Culture
News4Jax.com
Boooval Trunk or Treat presented by Jax Events
Jacksonville – Come out for a fun-filled Trunk or Treat celebration in Jacksonville, bringing families and the community together for a safe and exciting Halloween experience. Guests can enjoy decorated trunks, treats, costumes, family-friendly activities, and plenty of Halloween fun. The goal is to create a welcoming community event...
hot1065fm.com
Jacksonville Native Wins $1,000 w/ DeDe Pays Your Bills
Kimberly Stephens in Orange Park, is all smiles today after winning $1,000 with DeDe Pays Your Bills on Hot 106.5. Imagine listening to the radio and you heard the $1,000 keyword you then proceed to enter that keyword on the Hot 106.5 app or website and within minutes the phone rings.
hoodline.com
Jacksonville's River City Pride Parade Marches This Weekend With Peluso as Grand Marshal
Jacksonville's annual River City Pride celebration takes over Riverside, Avondale and 5 Points this weekend, with a parade stepping off Saturday afternoon and a full day of festival programming following Sunday in Riverside Park. The weekend includes a parade, an after-party, a festival with live entertainment and family-friendly activities spread across two days.
News4Jax.com
Jacksonville PorchFest 2026 announces lineup for free music festival in Historic Springfield
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville PorchFest returns to Historic Springfield on Nov. 7, featuring more than 20 musical acts, food trucks, craft beer, art vendors and more. The free, family- and dog-friendly festival will take place from noon to 8 p.m. in the Southwest Quadrant of Historic Springfield. The event is presented by Pearl Square.
The Florida Times-Union
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
traveldreamsmagazine.com
Exceptional Fall Stay-and-Play Golf Packages Await on Florida’s Historic Coast
(ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.) – Florida’s Historic Coast, America’s premier destination for year-round coastal experiences, highlights notable stay-and-play packages this fall that showcase the region’s spectacular golf courses and accommodations. Encompassing the charming historic city of St. Augustine and the upscale shores of Ponte Vedra Beach, the...
News4Jax.com
Rapper Akeem Ali promises ‘thrill, excitement’ during Jacksonville performance
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Rap artist Akeem Ali says fans attending his performance Wednesday night at Decca in Jacksonville can expect an energetic show filled with surprises and “wow factors.”. “You come to my show to be entertained, to be wild and like, ‘Oh, I didn’t expect that, but...
thebamabuzz.com
2 Alabama HBCUs set to compete in 2027 Battle of the Bands
A pair of Alabama HBCU marching bands are headed to the 2027 Pepsi National Battle of the Bands (NBOTB) this coming MLK Weekend. Miles College’s Purple Marching Machine and Alabama State’s Mighty Marching Hornets will make the trip to Palm Beach, Florida to compete on Jan. 16, 2027.
bollesbugleonline.com
Davis Roberts ‘25 becomes Jacksonville’s most streamed country artist
On April 16, 2024, Bolles’s own Davis Roberts quietly released the song, “Give Me Another Shot” during his junior year. At the time, it seemed as if he was just releasing music for a hobby, but this quietly became the start of Roberts’ future in music.
Daily News
History, music and markets fill busy North Florida weekend
Occupation of Palatka leads packed three-day lineup from St. Augustine to Gainesville. History will come alive in Palatka this weekend while songwriters take over St. Augustine, jazz fills a Jacksonville street and Gainesville closes out September with art, music and a celebration of Latino culture. The weekend of Sept. 25-27...
uncoveringflorida.com
There’s a Real WWII Warship Hiding in Plain Sight at This Florida Museum
Jacksonville’s riverfront holds an incredible secret that most people drive right past without a second glance. The USS Orleck, a genuine World War II-era destroyer, sits proudly on the St. Johns River, open for anyone brave enough to climb aboard. This isn’t some replica or Hollywood prop (though it did star in a Tom Hanks movie).
hoodline.com
Jazz on the Ave Returning to Jacksonville's A. Philip Randolph Blvd.
The Melanin Collaborative Group listing dates Jazz on the Ave to September 27, 2025, at 822 A. Philip Randolph Blvd. in Jacksonville, with live jazz performances, art installations, craft booths and local food vendors. The Melanin Collaborative Group presented the annual festival, which featured local musicians, artists and community entrepreneurship.
MIIXTAPECHIICK
Lil Poppa’s Mother Launches Mental Health Foundation in His Honor
MIIXTAPECHIICK Lil Poppa’s Mother Launches Mental Health Foundation in His Honor Lil Poppa’s mother is carrying out a vision her son had before his death with the launch of the More to Life Janarious “Lil Poppa” Wheeler Legacy Foundation. Orie Lynn Hickson announced the foundation Tuesday, Sept. 22, and will serve as its founder and executive director. More to Life was originally an idea Lil Poppa […] This post Lil Poppa’s Mother Launches Mental Health Foundation in His Honor was first appeared on MIIXTAPECHIICK and is written by Tahisha Charles
thejaxsonmag.com
Sugar Hill: Images of a Lost Jacksonville Neighborhood
The Abraham Lincoln Lewis residence at 504 8th Street. Lewis was the longtime president of the Afro-American Life Insurance Company who also founded American Beach in Nassau County. He was said to be one of the city’s first African-American millionaires. During the early decades of the 20th century, Sugar...
jacksonvillefreepress.com
Blues, Brews and BBQ Fans Turn Out to Support Historic Florida Theater
Good food, cold brews, bourbon and the blues brought supporters together for a cause as the 13th annual Blues, Brews, Bourbon & BBQ raised more than $47,000 for the historic Florida Theatre. The fundraiser at Bowing Oaks drew guests for an evening of live music, unlimited local barbeque, craft beer...