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Learn about folk art installations at the A. Quinn Jones Museum and Cultural Center. Folk art educator and art Turbado Marabou examines several works that were installed at the museum using the City of Gainesville’s permanent collection of folk art by Alyne Harris, Jessie Aaron, Eddy Muma and Turbado Marabou....
✨ It’s not every day that your beer comes with a side of live art, music, and creative connection, but it is every last Friday at First Magnitude! First Magnitude Brewing Company brings back Art Walk nights - a curated gathering of local artists and makers, live music, food trucks,...
Enjoy a night of soul with The Savants and hip-hop with Fakksonly at the region’s longest-running and largest free outdoor concert series. Each Friday night from 7 to 9 p.m., bands bring their original and cover tunes to the Bo Diddley Plaza concert stage in downtown Gainesville. Make a night...
DJ Cam will be spinning a fun mix of 80/90s throwbacks to get you grooving while Serpentine pours a lineup of four certified bangers. Explore a range of pink drinks from fizzy and light pet-nat to deeper rosé with some texture and grip - all perfect for chilling as everyone...
Explore the local art scene with stops at 11 local gallery spaces. June's self-guided Artwalk Gainesville tour features a musical performance by smooth jazz artist Bill Rogers and the opening of "Serenity Art in Meditation" at the Historic Thomas Center Galleries, paintings by Sylvia McIntyre-Crook at the Hippodrome Gallery, the...
Start your Artwalk Gainesville tour at the Gainesville Fine Arts Association (GFAA) Gallery featuring the Summer Showcase. The annual showcase is a collection of newly created work featured by local artists. The open exhibition is a display of all mediums and subject matter. Enjoy refreshments and meet local artists. Admission...
Turn up the volume with Drivin’ N Cryin’, the high-energy, genre-blending rock band out of Atlanta that made waves in the late ’80s and early ’90s. Known for fusing hard rock, folk, and Southern grit, the band celebrates 35 years of music with a powerhouse live performance. Founding members Kevn...
Watch what happens when six actors perform 37 classic plays in only an hour and a half. Laugh out loud as the timeless works of Shakespeare are delivered in a witty, fast-paced whirlwind. First premiered by three comedians at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 1987, "The Complete Works of William...
Enjoy a USEF/USDF Dressage Show presented by Southeast Horse Shows.
This free, weekly, timed 5K at Depot Park is entirely run by volunteers. Register with parkrun ahead of time.
The Alachua County Farmers Market (ACFM) is the only Growers Only Market in North-Central Florida. Everything sold at the market is grown within 50 miles by local farmers who personally sell their produce. Shoppers have the opportunity to meet the growers, ask about the varieties available, and get tips on...
Puppet Theatre Workshop: Drawing, Painting, and Crafting for All Students of all levels will learn to take an idea and render it into a fully formed characters. As a class we will build at least 2 ten minute puppet plays to be performed on the last day of our workshop....
Learn how to manage your finances in preparation for hurricane season: NextGen Wealth (Youth Track): Entrepreneurship and financial habits for middle and high school students Future Funds (Adult Track): Budgeting and disaster preparation Kids room available for ages 5-10 Everyone walks away with a gift Space is limited, so register...
Pick fresh blueberries at Bluefield Estate Winery. Fill a bucket with the sweet superfruit to include in recipes or eat by themselves. Grownups can also enjoy wine tastings Saturday and Sunday.
Explore support services, learn about research that's advancing care for survivors and discover community resources at this powerful educational event. June is National Cancer Survivors Month. Refreshments provided. Please register online.
Located in the old school building behind City Hall, High Springs Historical Museum features local history from the 1890s with an operating diorama of 1948 Atlantic Coastline train yard. There's fun for kids with the interactive Thomas train and Cranky.
Engage in hands-on maker sessions to build and create using a variety of materials, electronics, and coding platforms. Each week has a different theme and provides an opportunity to take part in STEAM-activities like 3D modeling, basic coding, and more! These workshops are designed for people age 9 and up....
Join the third anniversary celebration of Daft Cow Brewery. The free, family-friendly event features live music all day, live cow, games and four new beer releases.
