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Cathedral Arts Project will use the largest federal grant in its history to train teachers from Jacksonville to coast to coast.
Cooking demonstrations and other festival activities mark the autumn settlers first harvested their own crops in 1738 at Fort Mose in St. Augustine.
Lumina Reel Seasons debuts October 23-24 at MOCA Jacksonville, with Underworld co-creator Kevin Grevioux headlining a horror Q&A.
The Clay County nonprofit will auction artist-painted chairs at The Grove on October 24, with U.S. Rep. Aaron Bean wielding the gavel.
Free food, dance and music feature at Jacksonville's Filipino Pride Day Festival as the community marks Filipino American History Month.
The weeklong festival runs through October 11 and funds a Florida State pianist's scholarship.
Historic Springfield turns its porches into stages again, with Big Sky topping a stacked free lineup this fall.
Fernandina Beach kicks off a five-city Florida tour exploring Native American identity, with a companion art project by Indigenous artists.
Florida designers, Dillard's brands and free admission headline the Sept. 26 show in Orange Park.
Live jazz, art installations and craft booths are set to fill the Historic Eastside during the festival.
Brendan Bowens taught himself clarinet from YouTube videos five years ago. Now he's marching in Manhattan.
Jax Book Fest hits the Main Library Saturday with free author talks, face painting and a full day of bookish activities.
“The President's Own” plays Lazzara Performance Hall Oct. 9 — free tickets are already going online.
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