Arbus Magazine

01/14/2025

All sorts of community connections in the newest Arbus Magazine …
Violins of Hope presented by the Jacksonville Symphony
Education Through the Arts
Gold Star Restaurants in NF
Community Foundation's newest award winner Marsha Hatcher

01/08/2025

If you have't read the newest Arbus Magazine or discovered Carson's Wildlife Conservation Foundation you are missing out! Be sure to read the December issue to learn more about this magical place near Gainesville.

12/12/2024

The 22nd Annual Gingerbread ExtravaganzaDecember 7-28 Hosted by the Jacksonville History Center, the 22nd Annual Gingerbread Extravaganza will enthrall visitors of all ages as they ooh and aah over dozens of delectable gingerbread creations built by amateurs and professionals. The event includes decorated trees, a scavenger hunt, a holiday shop, and a Kids Day, Saturday, Dec. 14, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Your holiday celebration won’t be complete without a visit. Open from December 7 to 28 at Old St. Andrew’s Church, 317 A. Philip Randolph Blvd. Tickets required. For more information, visit jaxhistory.org/gbx2024/ or call (904) 665-0064

12/12/2024

Shop Local. Support Local this Holiday season.
Check out our Holiday Gift Guide section featuring local ideas

12/12/2024

OPENING THIS WEEK 🚨 Join MOCA Jacksonville for the last celebration of its 100th anniversary year with the opening of Project Atrium: Rafael Lozano Hemmer "Spectral Subjects" on Dec. 12 at 8 p.m.! Enjoy an evening of art and community featuring live music, the MOCA Bar, and a new installation by world-renowned artist @
MOCA Members are invited to an exclusive preview. Become a member today to secure your invite!

"Spectral Subjects" is a new interactive installation designed to transform MOCA's Atrium. The piece is a thermal observatory, showing a constantly updating map of the room's temperature on three colossal wall-projections. Using state of the art Xenics Dione thermographic cameras, the project detects heat and cold in the environment, including the building’s air circulation and ventilation, visitors’ body heat, and inanimate objects. As temperature is detected, the artwork generates a particle system that is a visible manifestation of its dissipation in the museum, showing, for example, how body heat emanates outward and away from visitors and is exchanged with the cooler, air-conditioned atmosphere.

Visit our website to learn more.

11/29/2024

Shop Local Holiday issue is out!

Explore Shops of San Marco and many other locally owned shops around town.
Don't miss our article featuring Wildlife at Carson Springs!


Carson Springs Wildlife Conservation Foundation
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11/13/2024

Healing Hearts Through Art. Angelic sculpture honors memory of young dancer. “Allison’s joy is beautifully represented through this work, and we hope this
piece serves as a beacon
of hope to families who
have lost children.” ~ Drew Haramis . . . .

10/29/2024

Check out this cool event at Carson Springs Wildlife Conservation Foundation

10/17/2024

Had a wonderful sweet time visiting Carson Springs Wildlife Conservation Foundation this morning just outside of Gainesville for an upcoming feature in Arbus Magazine. Even got to hang with these adorable Lemurs.

10/05/2024

Clarice Assad and João Luiz: October 6:
Assad and Luiz share their timeless passion for music composition and performance, reimagining old classics and writing new works as a collaborative team performing Brazilian jazz and classical music.
Presented by Beaches Fine Arts Series, 4:00 p.m., St. Paul’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, Jacksonville Beach, (904) 270-1771
FREE

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