FLARE: The Flagler Review, the literary magazine of Flagler College, has released its Fall 2013 issue. The publication will hold an unveiling and reading at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum Thursday, Dec. 5, at 6 p.m.
This First Friday Art Walk, eight students from The Arc of St. John’s will share a piece of their lives through photography. The show, Unaffected Vision: Free to see beautiful, is a display of photographs taken by physically and intellectually disabled adult students.
As the hit film, Prisoners, started making its final rounds in theaters and transitioned into smaller dollar theaters, I put the finishing touches on my first ever feature length screenplay and submitted it to the BlueCat Screenplay Competition, the same competition that the Prisoners’ screenwriter jump-started his career with.
National Geographic chose St. Augustine’s annual Nights of Lights celebration in 2011 and 2012 as one of the ten best holiday lighting displays in the world. Every year the celebration brings over 8,000 people to St. Augustine and creates a sense of Christmas magic in downtown St. Augustine.
St. Augustine is a historic town ripe with places to go for entertainment both in the daytime and the nighttime.
Released last Friday, Catching Fire is the second movie in the Hunger Games trilogy.
The Cajobri Comedy Walk invades St. Augustine this month.
While it is normal for performers to refer to the people that listen to their music as “fans”, Kentucky-rooted band, Sundy Best, prefers to call them “kinfolk”.
Passion Pit made the St. Augustine Amphitheatre their second to last stop on their tour while Two Door Cinema Club head back to the U.K.
A modern, contemporary art exhibit has taken over the classic, historic art scene of St. Augustine. Art Dorks Rise is the newest exhibit on display at local contemporary art gallery, Space: Eight.