North Florida's only arts and business magazine that contains substance with a cultural twist, and a heart for promoting arts education in the community. Arbus is the recipient of the prestigious North Florida Cultural Council’s 2002 Award for Excellence in the Arts. 28,000 copies of Arbus are distributed and available free throughout North Florida. Subscriptions are also available.
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There are so many great things to do, and places to go when it comes to the outdoors in Northeast Florida. Our miles of great beaches, marshes, rivers and parks, offer a wide variety of healthy activities...kayaking, swimming, sailing, biking, walking, running. And the weather is good for most of these year round.
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The massive red tower crane at the site of 220 Riverside stands like a beacon. The resurgence of Downtown Jacksonville is “game on” as project developer Alex Coley likes to say.
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The past several decades have seen incredible health-related progress. Medical research has found cures for many previously incurable diseases. Public education has resulted in a reduction of diseases associated with high-risk activities.
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The annual Jacksonville Jazz Festival (JJF) is expanding. In addition to the outstanding lineup of performers, the City of Jacksonville has announced two new festival activities.
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Brooklyn artist Emilio Perez has garnered attention from publications such as Art in America and arte al dia for his graphic tangles of sinewy color. For these dynamic paintings the artist has developed an innovative form of mark-making, utilizing an unusual artistic implement–a sharp X-ACTO knife.
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