The El Galeon is here to stay until July
Sailing all the way from Spain, the El Galeon a 170 foot, 495 ton replica of a Spanish ship built in 2010, is reminiscent of what used to sail the coasts of Florida between the 16th and 18th centuries.
Arts & Entertainment
One Spark acts as venue for independent projects
With One Spark well underway, Flagler students are joining the action to gain awareness and funding for their own cause.
Beachside eats: Where to find good food near the sand
Warm weather, clear sunny skies, and spring mean one thing: It is beach season.
Local restaurants participate in Tour de Farm
By Caroline Cover | gargoyle@flagler.edu On Sunday, April 13th, organic enthusiasts of Northeast Florida and St. Augustine, Fla. will take part in the Tour de Farm 2014. This is an event for those who want to learn more about local food production – where produce…
Bidding of Bachelors Feeds 15 Children
By Sarah Smith| gargoyle@flagler.edu Suits, pajamas, lion costumes and barely-there boxers were the variety of attire worn by the bachelors of Phi Alpha Omega’s 25th Annual Bachelor Bid. The dapper men dressed up and…
“Twitch Plays Pokémon” shows Internet’s capacity to create
As the massive “Twitch Plays Pokémon” stream started up the third generation of Pokémon games, I realized how this immense video game experience exemplifies the younger generations’ internet community.
Savannah Stopover 2014: Milagres
By Connor Hayes | gargoyle@flagler.edu At this year’s Savannah Stopover Festival, The Gargoyle met up with innovative indie group, Milagres, and talked about the messages behind some tracks from their recently released album, “Violent Light”.
Savannah Stopover 2014: New Madrid Interview
By Connor Hayes | gargoyle@flagler.edu On March 9th, members of The Gargoyle headed up to Savannah, GA to cover the gigantic indie music festival, Savannah Stopover Festival 2014. While there, they interviewed Athens, GA based band, New Madrid.
Pulsera Project provides opportunity for solidarity
The Pulsera Project is aiming to unite Nicaraguan youth to college students across the country. The non-profit organization promotes unity through manufacturing and selling colorful “pulsera” bracelets.
The Corner Market: Lincolnville’s newest hot spot
Tucked away in the heart of Lincolnville is a market that one woman is slowly making a destination for St. Augustine residents.