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Come bring your family to the Big Family Fest! There will be food trucks, vendors and live music. Not to mention, free activities for the kiddos including: Face Painting Bounce House Barrel Train The Magic Man!
Join Dudley Farm and see how fields were plowed for the spring plantings. See different types of field plows and antique tractors. These antique tractors are a display of farming equipment and a way of life circa 1930 s and 1940 s, a reflection of rural American history. Observe, as...
Browse artist booths and explore the park-like setting of The Shoppes at Thornebrook. The two-day festival showcases a diverse range of talented artists across various mediums, including painting, sculpture, photography, glass, fiber arts, wood carvings, pottery, jewelry and more. Delicious dining options include Thornebrook staples like Bageland, Esperanza's, Mini Momo,...
Latina Women's League launched their spring Free bilingual storytime for kids at the Millhopper Public Library. Parents, are you looking for a fun and engaging way for your kids to learn Spanish? Join free Spanish lessons, crafts, games and story time. This is a great way to introduce your little...
Join a fun nature program for babies and toddlers ages 2 and under, and their caregivers at Prairie's Edge Forest School: Prairie Babies. Winter Sessions take place on Saturday mornings: Session 1: January 11th, 12-1:30PM – Nature Memory Boxes Session 2: February 1st, 12-1:30PM – Garden Babies Adventure & Plant...
Join local conservation and environmental organizations showcasing their efforts in conserving the Florida Wildlife Corridor, an essential part of Florida's green infrastructure. Enjoy keynote speaker Jason Lauritsen, the Chief Conservation Officer at the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation, live music by Gumbo Limbo Cajun Band, and documentary film "O2O: Path to...
Join Alachua Children's Theatre for the production of the Little Mermaid Jr. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit AlachuaChildrensTheatre.com
Join Gainesville Area Rowing for a lovely evening to learn about rowing and how GAR supports local youth and master rowers! Have some fun at Cypress and Grove, and enter to win some beautiful baskets full of contributions from local businesses, and bid on Silent Auction items. The raffle drawing...
Classic rock 'n' roll and funk music with horns performed by Gainesville's own, Uncle Morty's Rhythm Cream!
Selected from 43 submissions, finalists of the Fifth Annual New Works Festival collaborate with directors, actors, and producers to refine their plays before presenting them in a staged reading before a live audience. This year, Bionic by Jenna Jane was chosen for a special reading and performance at the Hippodrome Theatre. Experience the creative...
Go UpStage at the Phillips Center for a night of bluegrass and Americana. Della Mae is a Grammy Award-nominated all-women string band with a powerful, foot-stomping live performance. UpStage is an intimate, cabaret-style setting on the Phillips Center Mainstage. The 7:00 p.m. seating includes heavy hors d’oeuvres and cash bar;...
Watch entertaining and inspiring stories about dogs and cats at the Hippodrome Cinema. Showtimes for the NY Dog Film Festival are Sunday, March 2, 1 p.m. and Saturday, March 8, 3:30 p.m. The NY Cat Film Festival showtimes are Sunday, March 2, 3:3o p.m. and Saturday, March 8, 1 p.m. A...
Celebrate Gainesville’s dynamic music scene with 25 acts performing across three stages at The Bull, Loosey's and How Bazar. The lineup features local favorites such as Spirit Tramp, itsQObaby, Marshal Patrick, localhotboy, A Sunroom, Jackie (of My Favorite Animal), Jenarchy, Mei, Quil Darling, Dude, Chill, Cienfuegos, and more. Admission is...
Join the Hippodrome for a Wii Sports Tournament hosted by Dante Downey. Pick your game: Bowling, Boxing or Tennis. Entry is $5 per sport and winners get prizes! Tickets at the door only. Registration closes at 7:30pm sharp. There will be vendors, music, a full bar and lots of fun....
The heart of Ireland comes alive through traditional tunes! Experience the vibrant 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 have a...
On this very first album release show, mamish has gathered a supergroup of musical friends including Andy Lord, Ryan Baker, Dave Lebleu, Mark Archer & Andy Steinberg with special guests Calvin Martin and Dana Myers. Opening the show is Lexi Braun, with a full band. Using grit and tenderness as...
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 Dr. Lyneise Williams, Associate Professor of Art History at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, for an engaging exploration of how technology reshapes our perceptions of time, identity, and cultural narratives. People often take aesthetics, appearances, and representations for granted—yet they shape perceptions of power, politics, and...
Join a fascinating evening of sights and sounds. Mac Stone and David Haskell will share their work on connecting our senses to the changes going on around us. This will be followed by a reception (food and drink provided) and David Haskell will be signing his latest book, "Sounds Wild...
