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Jacksonville Symphony’s “Swan Lake” to open EMMA season
The Jacksonville Symphony will open EMMA Concert Association’s 48th season of music and dance on Oct. 10 in St. Augustine. The concert series partners with Flagler College, presenting performances in Lewis Auditorium, the 800-seat venue at the college in the Nation’s Oldest City. The season includes six performances...
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Rock History discussing Lynyrd Skynyrd, Soundgarden, The Monkees and Benjamin Orr from The Cars
September 8th, 2007, Lynyrd and Skynyrd are inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame. Now this really seems like an interesting thing because Skynyrd, they call Jacksonville, Florida home. They’ve written a song called “Sweet Home Alabama”, but to my knowledge, no real connection to Georgia, but they’re inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame just the same.
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St. Augustine Amateur registration opens
Registration opened on Wednesday, Aug. 26, for the 21st St. Augustine Amateur golf tournament, to be played Dec. 4-6 at the St. Johns Golf Club in southern St. Johns County. All proceeds for the tournament benefit First Tee — North Florida. For tournament information, registration details and live scoring...
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Amelia Island Book Festival Welcomes Bestselling Author Kristin Harmel
FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. — Following a milestone 25th anniversary year, the Amelia Island Book Festival is continuing its mission of bringing nationally recognized authors to Northeast Florida while supporting literacy programs throughout Nassau County. The Festival will welcome New York Times bestselling author Kristin Harmel for An Afternoon with...
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Remembering Dora: 62 years since the hurricane that shook the First Coast
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Jacksonville Comedian Big Chip Turns Three Strokes Into Final Comedy Show
Jacksonville comedian Andre Watts, known onstage as Big Chip, brings his years-long comedy series about surviving a stroke to a close this weekend with a show called Stroke Talk 3...Finally. The performance happens Sunday, September 13, at 7 p.m. at The Comedy Zone Jacksonville, located inside the Ramada Inn at 3130 Hartley Road in Mandarin, with general admission tickets starting at $26.50.
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Lil Duval to premiere independent horror-comedy film in Jacksonville on Sept. 10
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Comedian Lil Duval is bypassing the traditional Hollywood distribution model for his new horror-comedy, “Camp Duval: Ain’t Nobody Dying Today!” announcing a six-city interactive premiere tour beginning in Jacksonville on Thursday and a global VOD release timed for Halloween. The film, from Rich...
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Jacksonville Nonprofit Founder Linda Etienne Builds Platform of Hope, Help and Healing
Coach Linda Charity Inc. and The Coach Linda Show bring community support, music, and digital media to Haitian communities locally and internationally. JACKSONVILLE , FL, UNITED STATES, September 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Linda Etienne, known as Coach Linda, is a Haitian-American nonprofit founder, recording artist, podcast host, and author based in Jacksonville, Florida, who is building a powerful mission of community service and digital media for Haitian families locally and internationally.
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Jacksonville Beach's Miles Russell goes 2-1-1 in first Walker Cup
Jacksonville Beach native Miles Russell seemingly has his singles match and possibly a U.S. draw in the Walker Cup in hand with two holes to play against Connor Graham of Scotland on Sept. 6, at the Lahinch Golf Club in Ireland. Graham, a junior at Texas Tech and a first-team All-Big 12 player last year, had other ideas. Graham birdied the last two holes while the 17-year-old Russell, playing in his first Walker Cup, went bogey-par. The ensuing halve opened the door for Josh Hill to beat Russell's doubles partner Tyler Watts 1-up with an up-and-down from a greenside bunker and clinch the Cup for Great Britain/Ireland,13.5-12.5 victory. The victory ended a five-match winning streak for the Americans. GB/I won seven of the 10 singles matches to rally from a three-point deficit after the Americans swept the morning foursomes. Had Russell pulled out the victory, the U.S. would have at least retained the Walker Cup with a 13-13 tie. If Watts had won his match, the U.S. would have won outright. Russell and Watts had a combined four putts that could have enabled the U.S. to at least retain or win the Cup. Russell had winning record in first Walker
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Developers propose $120M, 50,000-seat concert venue on Jacksonville’s Westside
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Developers are pitching a new concert venue called The Grounds on the city’s Westside that would seat at least 50,000 people and cost more than $120 million to build, though officials say a formal proposal has not yet been filed. The planned site is near...
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First Coast Opera Uncorks 27th Season With Dinner, Comedy and a Coffee-Fueled Family Feud
First Coast Opera opens its 27th season this week with a double bill of comic operas, a fully catered dinner on opening night, and a touring schedule that stretches from St. Augustine to Mount Dora. The production, titled Something's Brewing, pairs J.S. Bach's Coffee Cantata with Donizetti's Rita and runs September 10 through 13 across St. Augustine, Jacksonville Beach and Amelia Island.
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Charlie Woods joins dad Tiger at TaylorMade golf with NIL deal at FSU
The same golf equipment giant that sponsors Tiger Woods is now officially making his son part of an exclusive club among college-bound golfers. TaylorMade Golf announced a partnership with Charlie Woods on Friday, Sept. 4, following an encouraging first round at the American Junior Golf Association Junior Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. The Florida State commit has signed an NIL deal with TaylorMade to begin his senior year at The Benjamin School, according to the Palm Beach Post , part of the USA TODAY Network. TaylorMade introduced the 17-year-old in a social media video featuring Woods in a locker room putting his golf spikes away and then donning a TaylorMade hat. Terms of the NIL deal were not disclosed. TIGER WOODS INJURY UPDATE: What he's said about returning to golf “We build our roster of athletes around those who are driven by the game of golf and have an unmatched desire to compete at the highest level," TaylorMade CEO David Abeles said in a statement. "Charlie epitomizes that every time he tees it up. The growth of his game over the last few years speaks for itself and we are humbled he chose TaylorMade to
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Popular blues festival retires on high note
After more than three decades of bringing world-class blues music to the oceanfront, the board of directors has voted to retire the Springing the Blues Festival. This announcement comes after the massive success of the 34th annual festival held in April 2026. the board of directors extended its gratitude to the community.