By Hannah Vaffis Students browse the unique selection offered by a candle vendor at the Melanin Monday Market. Flagler College’s Black Student Union hosted the event on the West Lawn this past spring. Local Black-owned small businesses were invited to set up shop and display…
By Hannah Vaffis Two small signs are the only indication of the one-man jewelry business that is settled in a gap in a brick wall. Despite this, the novelty of the shop urged tourists to approach the small booth located on St. Augustine’s bustling St….
By Megan Churchill An oak tree standing at the center of a meadow, its branches extending over tall weeds rippling and bending in the wind. Oak leaves rustling, the sound amplifying and quieting as the wind quickens and slows. A brilliant sunrise: A combination of…
By Meoghan Swain Three years ago, homeless and busking on St. George Street, this Tennessee man was stranded in a town far from home and losing hope. Six months later, he became a full-time musician playing all around St. Augustine. Joshua “Tennessee” Worthy, who played…
By Alexis Bensoussan When you need to remind someone of all the brilliant things life has to offer, ice cream might be No. 1 on the list. A one-man show that gives us the complete list of those things, “Every Brilliant Thing,” is coming to…
By Alexis Bensoussan Plays about parenthood are few and far between. Flagler College’s theatre department put on its spring play called “Cry it Out,” which aims to give its audience a unique theatre experience involving motherhood and friendship. “Cry it Out,” a play by Molly…
By Meoghan Swain A guitar, a bass and … a washboard? These are not instruments that are typically played together, but for a local St. Augustine band, these are what help make their one-of-a-kind sound. With the combination of their voices, instruments and unique percussion…
By Kathryn Hennessy Handmade jewelry from around the world is not as far away as you may think. The local store, Crafts Without Borders, is a global fair trade business that receives it’s merchandise from indigenous cultures around the world. Located on 76B San Marco…
Creative Juice Bar serves shrimp quesadillas made of fresh, local ingredients. The café is one of several St. Augustine restaurants making the move to sustainable, eco-friendly containers and compostable utensils. By Hannah Duffey A few familiar quotes that we have all heard since elementary school,…
Ep.3: The Pittee Girls Podcast by Mattison Hansen [INTRO BED MUSIC] Mattison: Hello. My name is Mattison Hansen, and thanks for tuning in to “Legends Revealed.” Being a resident of St. Augustine, the nation’s oldest city, I’m surrounded by history and stories that have been…