Environmentalists from all spans of life gathered in The Hippodrome for the 8th Annual Cinema Verde. Cinema Verde is an international environmental film and arts festival with 45 films coming from 14 different countries. The festival aims to inform and […]
Local brewery First Magnitude is raising a glass to yoga and the local freshwater springs. Throughout the months of August to December, the craft brewery will be hosting weekly Sunday yoga classes with all donations benefiting springs protection, including the […]
Gainesville’s summer heat leaves us all with daydreams of jetting off to the beach to soak in the sea breeze and plunge into salty waves. This Saturday Florida Sea Grant is pairing up with Beneath the Waves to make sure our coasts […]
The second Thursday in June marks the beginning of 15 years of music magic and radiating positivity on the Roo Farm. Not familiar with the addictive slang surrounding Bonnaroo? Here’s a short guide to that loaded intro: Radiating Positivity: One […]
The consumerist culture of America tell us that new is always better. New cars, new clothes, new furniture, new houses and even new faces. It’s easy to toss things in the trash knowing full well that something shiny and new […]
There are two approaches to spending your time in Gainesville: You can complain that “there’s nothing to do” and drown your sorrows in a 3-4-1 Long Island at Midtown every night, or you can embrace your precious time here in […]
Flat Land’s Foundation Flat Land is a creative conglomerate with Gainesville culture at its core. Starting out two and a half years ago as a blues trio, Flat Land has since transformed into a tight-knit group of great friends. When […]
Although we love to view the world in absolutes, things are seldom black and white. Heroes have skeletons in their closets and assholes secretly donate money to the ASPCA commercials with Sarah Mclachlan. Okay, maybe not. But the point is […]
We’re all familiar with the Captain America Chris Evans, but in “Snowpiercer” he sheds his stars and stripes and trades them in for tattered clothes, a perpetual scowl and a beard that is as dark as his past. When global […]
Within the past decade, a lot of things have changed. We abandoned our baby pink Razrs for overtly breakable, handheld computers. We said goodbye to Amanda Byne’s Judge Judy persona and an iffy hello to her Drake-confused, bat-shit crazy one. […]
