By Emily Hoover | ehoover@flagler.edu
Photo by Emily Hoover
For Waiting on Brian, a five-piece band of Flagler freshmen multi-instrumentalists, the Internet is a savior. Word of mouth, paired with social networking websites Myspace and Facebook, resulted in a full house at Kulture Hookah Lounge Nov. 5.
By Mary Elizabeth Fair | mfair@flagler.edu
I found myself amidst a sea of black Friday evening at the AC/DC concert in Jacksonville. AC/DC is on their Black Ice tour and I was amazed at how much their fan base is still thriving 36 years after the band was first formed.
By Lawrence Griffin | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Don’t you love shaky camera movies? They force the directors to be so creative and innovative – and I do not mean in the stories themselves.
By Ashley Wermick | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Most residents of St. Augustine are familiar with the First Friday Art Walk, when art galleries downtown stay open late and showcase local artists. However, less people are familiar with Uptown Saturday Night.
By Kaitlyn Teabo | kteabo@flagler.edu
St. Augustine native Pamela Geiger expressed her artistic style with local scenery at the fifth annual Crescent Beach Paint Out.
The Paint Out allows the public to watch as over 30 of Florida’s “plein air” artists capture local scenes and landscapes. Plein air is artwork painted outdoors with the subject directly in view.
By Emily Hoover | ehoover@flagler.edu
Present Moment Café and Kulture Hookah Lounge feel the destructive effects of continued construction on West King Street.
“The construction was supposed to benefit the area,” said Yvette Schindler, owner of Present Moment Café, an organic eatery on the street.
“But, if it doesn’t hurry up, there will be no merchants left,” she said. “It should have been finished sooner. In another area, it would have been finished sooner.”
By Emily Hoover and Kaitlyn Teabo | gargoyle@flagler.edu
The Gargoyle’s Arts and Entertainment co-Editors went to Warehouse 31 and Halloween Horror Nights to see which spook is worth the scratch. Which one gives you goosebumps?
By Lawrence Griffin | gargoyle@flagler.edu
It’s all the rage in these times of economic crisis to make movies and books about the possibility of the ever-looming zombie apocalypse. And it is only fitting that in this time of zombie obsession, right at its twilight, comes “Zombieland,” a movie that isn’t at all afraid to be a trendy pile of pop culture insanity, and also one that remains very enjoyable while being exactly that.
By Emily Hoover | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Photo by Josh Weaver
Next to the White Lion bar and grill, in a little blue historic house that used to be a toy store, three music lovers create music for the independent record label The Spot Records.
Founded in April 2009 by local punk rocker Joe Moody, producer Shaun Strong and self-described “numbers cruncher” Stephen Kussmaul, The Spot Records aims to organize local music, promote independence and reach out to artists all over the country.
By Ashley Wermick | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Director of YiTrinity Ray Eme had one mission in mind when he took office: provide St. Augustine with a place to start a music scene. Eme is a Flagler junior who became director December 2008.
YiTrinity is located at Trinity Church on the corner of St. George and King streets. The organization is a ‘music venue with a message.’