In the Arts
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The Gamble Rogers Folk Festival has celebrated the life and musical legacy of St. Augustinian Gamble Rogers for more than 27 years. more
“The Road to Picolata” could be a coming-of-age story or it could be a war story. more
Here’s a look at what’s happening in the arts locally. more
Award-winning country music artist Cole Swindell performs Tuesday, March 12, on the Island Green at TPC Sawgrass during THE PLAYERS Championship Military Appreciation Day festivities. Here are some photos from the day. more
The Beaches Fine Arts Series will present award-winning pianist Llewellyn Sánchez-Werner in a free concert Friday, March 22. more
The Museum of Science & History (MOSH), in partnership with The Ritz Theatre and Museum, will present the second annual POWER event — a vibrant celebration of Black art, history and culture in Northeast Florida. more
The Beaches Fine Arts Series will present the Kenari Quartet in a free concert of great saxophone music on Sunday, March 10, at St. Paul’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, Jacksonville Beach. more
The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum (CEAM) and Flagler College have announced a new exhibit curated by Laura Novoa and Adler Guerrier. more
With an enormous installation by acclaimed artist Frank Stella dominating its atrium and a sizable crowd of supporters gathered for the festivities, the Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville marked its centennial in grand style Thursday, Feb. 29. more
First Coast Opera will stage Gilbert & Sullivan’s “The Pirates of Penzance” on March 15 and 17 in Lewis Auditorium at Flagler College. more
The Friends of the St. Augustine Amphitheatre have announced the return of their popular summer camps. more
The Gamble Rogers Folk Festival and St. Johns Cultural Council co-present “Live From The Waterworks,” a monthly concert series hosted at this venue built in 1898. more
Butterfield Garage is inviting artists of all ages and abilities to join the gallery in celebrating its 25th anniversary Open Community Art Project by creating and exhibiting artwork that speaks to the concept of “Influences.” more
Students on the Bolles Lower School Ponte Vedra Beach Campus took audiences on a deep-sea adventure during three splendid performances of Disney/Pixar’s “Finding Nemo JR.” more
The Professional Artists of St. Augustine (PAStA) Fine Art Gallery, 214 Charlotte St., St. Augustine, has announced that Depy Adams, an artist of national acclaim, has joined the longest-running artist cooperative and gallery. more
Vocalist and multi-instrumentalist songwriter Destiny Guerra will present “Modern Woman: An Evening with Destiny” on Saturday, March 2, in her signature style, where jazz and folk-rock meet with indie-pop. more
Experience a taste of the old American west locally, as Alhambra Theatre & Dining officially began “Oklahoma!,” its second show of the theater’s 2024 season. more
Fiber artist Amy Dove is Butterfield Garage’s latest featured artist. more
Some artists have a very strong local presence. Others are recognized worldwide. But only a select few can boast that their work is on the Moon. more
The St. Augustine Art Association has announced the 19th Annual St. Johns All-County High School Art Show, featuring work from more than 150 students in grades nine through 12 thanks to a community outreach partnership with St. Johns County Schools. more
When Reedy Press contacted Amy Angelilli about writing a St. Augustine edition for its “100 Things to Do Before You Die” series, the local entrepreneur quickly realized how daunting the task would be — because the Nation’s Oldest City simply has too much to offer. more
Brenda Mauney Councill, now living in North Carolina, returned to the community where she grew up to create the world’s only life-sized sculpture of one of Florida’s most famous residents: Harriet Beecher Stowe. more
St. Johns Cultural Council, which promotes arts, culture and heritage, has announced its Fourth Annual Haiku Contest. more
Shutta Crum writes books for children and poetry for adults. more
The Lumen Repertory Theatre’s inaugural production of its 2024 season will be the compelling drama “A Small Fire” by Obie Award winner Adam Bock. more
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