By Mallory Hopkins | gargoyle@flagler.edu Graphics by Heather Seidel What is it? Compost is decayed organic material that is used as fertilizer. To create it, people recycle their food scraps. It means less waste going into landfills. It’s more than a pile of…
“There’s a great big beautiful tomorrow, shining at the end of every day. There’s a great big beautiful tomorrow, just a dream away.” A song heard frequently at the wondrous park that is Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World, Florida. As one of the biggest tourist attractions, Walt Disney World is a family friendly adventure just waiting to be explored. The only problem is that there is so much to do that first timers get overwhelmed with what to do in the time that they are visiting. You are about to experience a step-by-step guide to get the full Magic Kingdom experience.
Jet-black hair, red lipstick, and music that makes you want to jive – local cover band, “Go Get Gone” is shaking, rattling, and rolling the ancient city with their 50’s style tunes.
By Lea Hervey | gargoyle@flagler.edu On December 13, 2014 St. Augustine Youth Services will host an annual holiday race with a twist: all participants will be dressed in holiday attire. This will be the third annual Santa Suits on the Loose 5k, in which participants…
By Taylor Bush | gargoyle@flagler.edu The Corazon Theatre at 36 Granada Street in St.Augustine Florida had it’s first open mic night on Nov. 17. The open mic had an attendance of 15 people with five performers. The Corazon is a movie theatre but also aims…
Founded in 2004, the Found Footage Festival celebrates its tenth anniversary and showcases Pickett and Prueher’s “latest and greatest VHS finds” from yard sales, thrift stores and warehouses across the U.S.
Audrey Bernhardt, a Flagler College alumni who works at Flavors, created the event and named it “Prose and Cans,” a nod to the dollar-off drink specials the restaurant has during the readings.
A deadly epidemic is sweeping across the ancient streets of sleepy St. Augustine. Stealing the morale of the city’s youth, symptoms of the disease include: grogginess, lethargy, frequent visits to establishments such as White Lion, and binge eating waffles at Cousteau’s. The disease is commonly referred to as: The Downtown Blues. There is good news…DB is entirely curable. Treatment includes avoidance of the downtown area of St. Augustine, primarily on the weekends. Here are a few suggestions to get you out of town and DB free this November.
Fun filled pop icons Taylor Swift and One Direction were joined on the charts by a sonic assault from the likes of Australia’s electronic duo, Knife Party.
For many years St. Augustine has been thriving with artists of all ages, each with their own unique style and form, but this community has never seen anything quite like Heather Aguilera.