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Discover the unique characteristics of karst topography with the High Springs Historical Society. Master Naturalist Rick Testa discusses the local phenomenon which includes the makeup of the Floridian aquifer. Admission is free.
Join a celebration of all things sweet potato, where fun activities and community spirit come together! Experience a variety of activities for all ages, including recipe contests, craft booths, music, car show, Mr. & Mrs. Sweet Potato Pageant, Super Smash Bros Ultimate tournament, Waldo Area Historical Museum displays and more....
Presented in honor of Sarah Hamilton Matheson’s birthday, this free event features live music and community organizations. The Florida Museum’s Daniels Lab will help educate guests about about the importance of native plants, wildflowers and more. Planting native flowering plants in your yard, patio and even in pots can provide...
Learn the traditional Grisaille Method in this two-day oil painting class. Award-winning artist and owner of Lanza Gallery & Art Supplies, Tina Corbett, leads both classes in High Springs, Florida. The first session, September 13, focuses on planning, tools, light and dark values and building the underpainting. The second class,...
Join the Matheson History Museum for a birthday celebration in honor of Sarah Hamilton Matheson. Bring a blanket or chair and enjoy live jazz from MoonDancer from the porch of the historic Matheson House. Stroll through Sweetwater Park and visit local organizations including the Florida Museum of Natural History Daniels...
Welcome the season at the annual High Springs Fall Festival. The two-day event featuring local vendors, kids’ activities, prizes, and more. Browse crafts, fine art, antiques, plants, handmade goods, and delicious food while enjoying a family-friendly atmosphere.
Family Film afternoon at the Gainesville Latino Film Festival! Bring the whole family for a fun and heartwarming screening of Migration, a delightful animated film about finding your place in the world—even if it means leaving your comfort zone. Free admission – open to all ages Expect laughter, adventure, and...
Celebrate the rhythms, flavors and Brazilian culture at the family-friendly Brazil Fest. Enjoy live outdoor music and dance, a kids’ movie, artisan markets, Brazilian cuisine and cultural exhibits. Upgrade to a VIP ticket for an exclusive indoor performances. Featuring artists like Floresamba, Tenison Delrey, Marcio Mello, Maca Reggae Samba and more,...
“Abalone Shore” by French all the Seams is a tribute to the enduring legacy of Korea’s Haenyeo - the fearless free-diving women of South Korea’s Jeju Island - and the raw, natural beauty of California’s Abalone Coast. This collection reimagines strength, grace, and a deep connection to the sea through...
The Writers Alliance of Gainesville hosts board member and educator Michelle Dunlap for an interactive workshop on making time for creativity while juggling life’s many responsibilities. Drawing from her own experience balancing family, work, and community service. Learn practical strategies to help meet deadlines, stay organized and maintain productivity. Participants...
Experience four of North Florida’s finest traditional blues performers, co-headlining the 2025 Gainesville Blues Showcase. The North Central Florida Blues Society is excited to host Little Mike & the Tornadoes, Dr Jules’ Cool Blues, JC & the Backscratchers and Sheba the Mississippi Queen & the Bluesmen.
Get a behind-the-scenes look at Gators football with a guided 30-minute tour of the Bryan Kornblau Family Locker Room and South End Zone Football Complex. Walk through the players’ locker room and visit the stadium field level. Tours run throughout the afternoon from noon to 5 p.m. Book your tour...
Gear up for fun and learning with your littles at the local library. The Florida Museum's Prehistoric Life series shows the fascinating animals that roamed Florida millions of years ago with real fossils, replicas and models. This series consists of four free, 30-minute learning sessions meant for children aged 3-5....
Experience one of the most ambitious and powerful productions in Peruvian cinema at the Gainesville Latino Film Festival. The historical epic “Gloria del Pacífico” brings to life heroic battles, heartbreaking decisions and the immortal spirit of Colonel Francisco Bolognesi, a national symbol of honor and sacrifice during the War of...
Explore Florida’s early transportation history with Dr. Steven Noll, from steamboats on local lakes to the arrival of the Florida Railroad in Gainesville in 1859. Discover how these developments shaped Alachua County and how transportation continues to influence the state today. Admission is free with online registration.
Uncover a far away, yet deeply familiar story of people, land and dignity. “Somos Nuestras Montañas” is a powerful documentary about identity and unbreakable fight to exist. Through the lens of the Armenian community in the South Caucasus, personal stories invite the audience to reflect on what it means to...
You're invited to a special performance by the Gainesville Harmony Show Chorus. Bring a friend and enjoy an evening of harmony and community. Admission is free.
Tyreek McDole brings his deep, bluesy vocals and a seriously swinging jazz band to UpStage. A Florida native, he has taken the New York and international music scenes by storm, being recognized as only the second male winner of the prestigious Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition. McDole breathes life...
Be transported to New York's bohemian East Village during the 1990s for a powerful and poignant stage production of "RENT. Follow a group of friends and artists as they navigate the challenges of love, loss and survival amidst the AIDS epidemic. "RENT" celebrates life, love, and the resilience of the...
At an abandoned motel on a desolate American road, a mother meets with a cult deprogrammer, believing she will be reunited with her runaway daughter. What happens instead – in this smart, harrowing, edge-of-your-seat thriller – is something that will shock her to her core. What will a mother do...
