Month: March 2019
Hippodrome’s 2019-20 Season Will Get Off to ‘Curious’ Start in the Fall
“Breaking Boundaries” is the theme for the upcoming season, which includes eight productions that cover a wide spectrum of genres and topics.
Month-Long Shows to Debut During Artwalk at GFAA and Hipp Galleries
The “Fins, Feathers and Fur” exhibit puts focus on wildlife and other critters during GFAA show, while Hipp presents solo photography show by Marina Sachs.
Downtown Concert to Celebrate Gainesville’s Many Music Legends
The Bayjacks, led by Gainesville native Tom Leadon, headline the April 13 concert at Bo Diddley Plaza that will honor nine local Hall of Famers.
Santa Fe College Unveils Poster for 50th Spring Arts Festival in April
Gainesville-based digital artist Michelle Nagri creates a fantastical garden scene as poster artist for this year’s Santa Fe College Spring Arts Festival.
Matheson Exhibit Makes Case for Gainesville’s Modern Landmarks
A new exhibit at the Matheson History Museum looks at a 30-year period of architecture that helped shape Gainesville into the city it has become.
Unbridled Passion Reaches Epic Heights in ART’s ‘Bloody Poetry’
The Acrosstown Repertory Theatre’s latest play delves into the personal lives of romantic poets Percy Shelley and Lord Byron.
Both Riveting and Relevant, ‘Pipeline’ Takes Over Actors’ Warehouse Stage
The downtown theater presents another powerful play that addresses issues of class and race in the American education system.
Cuban Art and Culture on Display During Bulla Cubana Festivities
The two-week celebration provides Gainesville with a window into the rich art, culture and people of Florida’s island neighbor.
New Exhibit at the Cade Museum Salutes Best of Cuban Ingenuity
“The Artistry of the Everyday Inventor” is one of the highlights of Bulla Cubana, a celebration of Cuban art and culture beginning this weekend.
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