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The UF Bud Shorstein Center for Jewish Studies and the University of Florida Hillel will open the exhibition October Seventh: A Space of Anguish, Loss, Anger, Memory, and Sorrow. Launched by ANU - The Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv, October Seventh brings together works from 25 artists...
This is a free family event for all to participate in fun activities, such as dancing and friendship bracelet making, as well as get connected with community resources.
Enjoy good food, good vibes and live music from the outdoor stage at One Love Cafe.
Join the Matheson History Museum, Alachua County and members of the Alachua County Community Remembrance Project (ACCRP) for an exciting panel discussion with community voices involved in preserving histories of Black placemaking, joy, and belonging in Alachua County. Community leaders discuss their involvement in the ACCRP and the co-creation of...
Experience good vibes and good music at One Love Cafe and enjoy live music from the stage under the covered patio.
Join Aloft Gainesville in February for Trivia Night! Mix and mingle with friends at the W XYZ bar and Re:Mix lounge, with Happy Hour food and drink specials until 7pm. See you then!
Time for some B-I-N-G-O! Join Blackadder Brewing for an evening of fun to benefit their charity partner: Second Chance Rescue & Rehoming! 8 rounds of play with prizes each round. Fun! Beer! Food! Food truck on site for event: Mayflower
Embark on an ‘epoch journey’ at the Florida Museum of Natural History’s “Cruisin’ Deep Time Talk and Book Signing.” This free presentation features Alaskan artist Ray Troll and Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Sant Director Kirk Johnson as they share captivating photographs and enthralling tales from their travels fossil-hunting...
Neta Pulvermacher returns to Gainesville with her new work, "The Archive." When the last person who remembers is gone, whole worlds disappear forever. Israeli/American artist, choreographer and performer Neta Pulvermacher sets her riveting one woman show, "The Archive," inside this perforated post-memory landscape. In this multi-layered work, she explores her...
Self Narrate's first storytelling meetup of the new year will be February 20, 7:30 p.m. at The Bull. The theme of this meetup is "The Dating Game." With one week out from Valentine's Day, you'll have romance (or failed romance) on the mind. They want to hear your stories about...
Join Self Narrate for stories about "The Dating Game." This will be one week out from Valentine's Day, so you'll have romance (or failed romance) on the mind. As always, themes are open to interpretation. So, how does this work? Storytellers are given 5-7 minutes to tell their story. The...
Join a celebration of the historic Evergreen Cemetery. Established in 1856, Evergreen Cemetery is the only municipal cemetery in Gainesville and also functions as an outdoor museum with stories of local historic developmental importance unfolding at every turn on its more than 50 acres of land. During the 169th Anniversary...
The GFWC High Springs New Century Woman’s Club invites you to “Real Men Make Soup” on Friday, February 21st – from 5 to 7 PM. Enjoy delicious soup made by the community’s great chefs. The menu will be homemade soups, sandwiches, rolls, crackers, beverages, and desserts for $20.00. Tickets are...
Come and enjoy a drink while you listen to 10-15 minute talks about glaciers, conspiracy theories, character likeability and more from some of the best professors at the University of Florida. The featured special presentation is from Gainesville Mayor Harvey Ward! This event will be held at Grand Scheme Brewing...
Be there as the Gators take on the Dayton Flyers in a three game series this weekend. Tickets start at just $7 and can be found at FloridaGators.com/tickets
Santa Fe Brass, a brass quintet will be performing a Night at the Movies concert with themes from Movies and TV shows both old and new. Please share and come out to enjoy some great music.
The Saint Matthew Baptist church youth is celebrating the accomplishments of their very own Deac. Horace (Skeet) Garrison and the A. L. Mebane high school alumni. You are invited to attend and celebrate. Night of Praise, Friday, February 21, 7 p.m. Community Forum: African Americans in the Workplace, From Slavery...
Be immersed with Iranian-born Azam Ali and Loga Torkian’s Fourth Light Project, a trance-inducing multimedia experience inspired by the 8th century mystic poetess Rabia Al Basri. Niyaz mixes modern electronic music and state of the art interactive technology with traditional Middle Eastern instruments, a female whirling dervish, and ancient poetry...
Experience a live multi-arts excursion through Celtic lands. Join an immersive experience with images and live music. Be surrounded by scenes from Ireland and Great Britain while you listen to professional musicians on harp, bagpipes, and strings, joined by handbells and voices. The concert music spans a century from Danny...
Experience a spectrum of sound ranging from elaborate funk melodies to sophisticated jazz improvisation. Steel pan-led, Jonathan Scales Fourchestra, and Dionysus to bring electrifying jazz fusion to the indoor listening room at Heartwood Soundstage.
