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The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum and Flagler College are delighted to announce Erin Kendrick as the first local/regional artist to participate in the CEAM Artist Residency.

Books, movies, music and museums coming out in the coming year.

The executive director of Daytona Beachs Museum of Arts & Sciences is moving on to a new job. A new director will be chosen by mid- to late 2022.

The former MOSH president will be interim executive director of the Museum of Arts & Sciences effective Jan. 1.

Laura Graham of Soft Day Florals has started flower bombing Jacksonville, launching surprise pop-up flower installations in public spaces.

Get your kids out of the house to enjoy free attractions in Jax this month.

Anyone who has strolled through collections of Egyptian art has probably noticed that the statues noses are often broken. Besides the usual wear and tear that...

From June 12-October 31, 2021, a special new exhibition is presented jointly at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site in Catskill and Frederic Church’s Olana (State Historic Site) in Hudson in New York’s Hudson River Skywalk Region. The Olana Partnership, Olana State Historic Site, and the Thomas Cole National Historic Site will jointly present “Cross Pollination: Heade, Cole, Church, and Our Contemporary Moment,” opening on June 12 at the two historic sites – with a unique present...

The list of Floridas World War I dead has grown after research as the original scrolls of 1,220 were restored after being soaked by Hurricane Irma.

Why the sprawling city of Jacksonville, Florida, is a great spot for a weekend getaway Three historic neighborhoods in particular have tempted travelers for more than a century Photo courtesy of Visit Jacksonville Although it’s the largest city by area in the continental United States (840 square miles), Jacksonville manages to feel small. Venture beyond the urban core, and you’ll discover a patchwork of historic neighborhoods. Three stand out: Riverside Avondale, Atlantic Beach, and San Ma...