Downtown's Florida Theatre hosts three shows Dec. 11-12, with over 200 local dancers and a charity mission behind every ticket.

The Riverside bookstore-café closes September 20 and reopens in October with a bigger art gallery and kids' room.

St. Augustine's opera company kicks off a touring double bill of comic operas, backed by its first state grant since Florida's 2024 arts cuts.

Artist Shaun Thurston spent three weeks painting “The Constellation of Us” at Park and Lomax after FDOT wiped out Five Points’ rainbow crosswalks.

LaVilla's Ray Charles roots put Jacksonville in the running for a national music museum, but city hall says no deal is signed yet.

The free oceanfront festival once drew up to 150,000 fans a year. Its board says rising costs finally caught up with it.

Tickets for both December shows go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. through AXS, with prices topping $160.

A former accountant is opening a book, coffee and wine shop on San Jose Blvd, complete with a kids' reading nook and hospital book drive.

Sword-dueling reenactors, flamenco dancers and a royal family appearance hit St. Augustine's Aviles Street on September 5.

A Panama City Beach business owner nearly kept his 2018 Gibson J-45 — until Riley Green showed up himself to buy it.

The tiny 3rd Street venue, ranked among the nation's top 10 listening rooms, is doubling its anniversary bash to two nights.

Menéndez's fleet lands again at Mission Nombre de Dios, with a free Mass, procession and 1565 feast reenactment.

MOCA Jacksonville’s new exhibition traces the rise, reinvention and reach of American art from Abstract Expressionism to today.