Matheson to host ‘An Evening with Frederick Douglas and Captain John Brown’
Mar 6, 2025
Event slated for Saturday.
Tags: E. Stanley Richardson
Matheson to host ‘An Evening with Frederick Douglas and Captain John Brown’
Event slated for Saturday.
ARTSPEAKSgnv to hold 11th annual ‘Courageous Young Voices’ event
Feb 26, 2025
Creative showcase to feature teen poetry and expression on March 9.
GINI to host “A Seat at the Table: Food, Poetry and Art” exhibit
Feb 13, 2025
Event slated for A. Quinn Jones Museum on Sunday.
Matheson to host elections in Alachua County discussion with Kim Barton
Feb 4, 2025
Alachua County supervisor of elections to speak at Wednesday event.
Alachua County kicks off bicentennial celebration
Jan 12, 2025
County officials’ proclamation declares 2025 as “Discover 200 Year.”
Matheson kicks off Alachua County Bicentennial with symposium on Saturday
Dec 5, 2024
Event is first of two in December celebrating county’s past.
Alachua County Poet Laureate to represent U.S. at Nigerian theatre festival
Nov 13, 2024
E. Stanley Richardson will perform one-man show “Satchmo at the Waldorf.”
ARTSPEAKS returns for 12th annual poetry event
Sep 2, 2024
Local, regional artists to present for five minutes each.
Alachua County unveils soil jar exhibit for lynching victims
Jun 1, 2024
Exhibit to stay at county administration building.
Gainesville honors fallen service members on Memorial Day
May 27, 2024
Over 100 community members attend event.
ARTSPEAKSgnv to present annual Bard & Broadside event
Apr 10, 2024
North Central Florida Poetry Festival slated for April 11-14.
Alachua County to unveil statue on Juneteenth
Jun 15, 2023
Statue will honor the life and legacy of Dr. Patricia Hillard-Nunn
Alachua County Sports & Events Center ceremony draws crowd
Jun 10, 2023
New facility designed to draw out-of-town events.
‘Tilting at Windmills’ to be held at Heartwood
May 24, 2023
Evening of spoken word and music will feature several local poets
Community gathers to remember 1902 lynching
Aug 27, 2022
Earliest lynching in Newberry history occurred in 1902 at "Lynch Hammock."
