Boulware Springs Water Works in Southeast Gainesville is a historic and somewhat mysterious building above a natural spring that looks all but forgotten. The white and green building was once used a meeting space, but it is now serves solely as a historic site. There are restrooms for visitors, but it once was part of … Continue reading The University of Florida’s forgotten origins
The Phillips Center for the performing arts on the University of Florida Campus held two live performances of Hansel and Gretel on November 16th & 17th, 2018. Hansel and Gretel is a children’s fairy tale of German origin about a brother and sister that get lost in the woods and are almost eaten by a … Continue reading Hansel and Gretel – The Opera
Suwannee Hulaween wrapped up its sixth year of musical mayhem, and our recap is in. The four day camping festival over the Halloween weekend, served up a lineup with something for everybody and transformed the Spirit of Suwannee camping grounds in Live Oak, Florida into something out of a dream. This was my second Hulaween, … Continue reading The Sights, Sounds and Sets of Suwannee Hulaween 2018 Music Festival
Brio Coffee in Gainesville is doing something that other coffee companies aren’t. You might be familiar with the term “farm to table,” but what about “Farm to bottle”? According to Brio Coffee, their farm to shelf only takes 21 days. To see how this works, Brio Coffee has a diagram to explain the entire process. … Continue reading Gainesville Coffee Company Makes Big Claim
Curia on the Drag will be co-hosting an evening pop up market on the first Friday of every month this Fall. The markets are held from 5 p.m. – 10 p.m., and feature vintage clothing, accessories, and housewares, along with handmade goods, and a DJ for your shopping pleasure. Curia on the Drag is more than just a … Continue reading An Evening of Vintage and Handmade at Curia On the Drag
Looking for some out of the ordinary shopping to do around the Gainesville area? Head down to the quaint town of Micanopy, about a 15-minute drive from the University of Florida campus. Whether you’re looking for a new antique piece for your home, or a dainty knick-knack for your collection, the shops in historic Micanopy … Continue reading Knick-Knack Galore: Micanopy’s Historic District Shops
Okeechobee Music and Arts Festival 2018 just wrapped up its third year with monumental expectations to meet and even bigger shoes to fill. The festival coincided with the University of Florida’s spring break and ran from March 1 through 4, timed just right for those kicking off their vacation. Festival goers ditched the phones and … Continue reading Sets in Review: Okeechobee Music and Arts Festival 2018
