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Join Plantstay for the Gainesville Plant Swap at Swamp Head Brewery! This is your chance to buy and trade plants, connect with fellow plant lovers, and shop from 50 local hosts offering plants, plant merch, and botanical goodies. Enjoy delicious bites from food trucks while sipping on a fresh brew...
Join Blackadder Brewing and Grow Hub for a plant sale with a variety of native plants for purchase. In addition, there will be art available for purchase that has been created by Grow Hub employees who have disabilities. The art is made during a weekly art workshop with support from...
First UMC Festival Chorus, Children, and Orchestra will present a Multi-Media musical presentation celebrating 200 years of Alachua County. Please join First UMC, along with sponsors, for this amazing journey through shared history of accomplishments, sorrows, and perseverance. Portions of the AIDS quilt, on loan from the Matheson History Museum,...
Guy Mintus brings the expertise of a trained concert pianist, the energy of a showman, and a jazz musician’s sense of adventure. Coming from a heritage of Iraqi, Moroccan, and Polish Jews, he is unafraid to throw into the mix his native Middle Eastern scales and rhythms. The Guy Mintus...
Claws, wings, fangs, & fur let your inner creature stir! Scales, horns, tails, & snouts let your inner creature out! Join the Gainesville Goths on Saturday, March 29th, at 9pm for Dark Creatures at The Midnight Underground—the first Dark Dance Party of 2025! Step into an immersive nocturnal realm where...
Echoes of Africa: Africa Expo is day of celebration focused on the rich traditions of African cultures and languages. Organized in collaboration with the Center for African Studies and African Student Union at the University of Florida, this event will be a chance to immerse yourself in the vibrant languages...
Experience soulful sounds from Sheba the Mississippi Queen with Dr. Jules, and harmonica player Little David Thornton. The North Central Florida Blues Society features local and regional artists at the Blues on the Patio concert series at A. Quinn Jones Museum and Cultural Center. This series provides a network of...
Join Pulp Arts for Night of Rock, Pop and Dance Beats with mssv, Room 13 and Ironing at Loosey's Downtown. mssv, composed of guitarist Mike Baggetta, Stephen Hodges on drums and mike watt on bass, creates music that is a heretofore unimagined hybrid of a punk power-trio, noir-tinged adventure music...
Curious about electric bikes? Always wanted to try one but not sure how? Comm. Bryan Eastman and the Gainesville Electric Bike Garage will be at the Grove Street Farmers Market on Monday, March 31st with a whole set of electric bikes to let you test ride one. They're a fast...
Browse local food and gift vendors at the weekly One Love Market. Select from farm-fresh local produce, meat, plants, baked goods, crafts and more.
No fooling, the heart of Ireland comes alive through traditional tunes! Experience the lively atmosphere as local musicians gather at Blackadder Brewing for the monthly Traditional Irish Music Session. Enjoy rich musical heritage and cultural spirit of the Emerald Isle over a pint of ale. Food truck Stubbie's Sausages will...
Experience the World Premiere of "The Great Gatsby Ballet." Step into the jazzy world of the Roaring Twenties with this new production of the World Ballet Company. See the glitz, glamor, and tragic romance of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s timeless novel LIVE on stage, featuring a multinational cast of 40 professional...
Join members of the Alachua Audubon Society on a walk through the park. Identify the wide variety of local wetland and migratory birds in a premier birding hotspot. Walks are free with park admission fee ($5/vehicle) and are offered every Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. though the end of May. Birders...
Join an engaging and insightful Lunch & Learn at UF Innovate | The Hub! Don’t let legal complexities hold you back - gain practical insights on data security, regulatory compliance, intellectual property management, and best practices for contract negotiation. This event is open to the public. Please register by noon...
Local band Couch Messiah's will be performing live at Sweet Berries! The show will be on Wednesday April 2nd from 5-7pm. Custard, food, and beer will be available for purchase during the show.
Community Nights is weekly collaborative project between Heartwood Soundstage and South Main Station featuring free live music, production skill sharing, and activities, plus a local makers’ market on the first Community Night of every month. But these events are so much more than the sum of their parts. They are...
Over the next two centuries, Florida will experience a profound transformation, distinct from the past two centuries. Leading up to Alachua County's bicentennial, a vulnerability analysis was conducted to assess preparedness for nuisance flooding, extreme heat and storms, and other changes. The results revealed that significant efforts are needed to...
