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MATT ABOUT JAX HAS LUNCH WITH JASON PRATT AT CASA DORA
ACTIVATING
JACKSONVILLE’S
CULTURAL CORE
September 21-October 4, 2016
REASONS TO
SMILE»
16 ways the Core rocks
SMILING IS OH SO PERSONAL
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& BREWS
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REASONS THE CORE
WILL MAKE YOU SMILE
BY COURTNEY CLARK
jack
It’s pretty common knowledge that people who consider themselves happy experience reduced stress levels.
Studies have shown that smiling has the same effect - even if that smile is fake. Still, it looks like “fake it
‘til you make it” holds true.
But Core residents have found reasons the area can make them genuinely smile. Based on our
conversations with the locals, here are some reasons to smile the next time you’re out and about.
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Disc Golf | Klutho Park | Springfield
Springfield
1Henry J. Klutho Park
Formerly known as Springfield Park, the
public park was created more than 100
years ago and named after the architect who
designed the Hogans Creek Improvement
Project in 1930. Klutho was a Springfield
resident whose Downtown high-rises and
Prairie School of architecture transformed
Jacksonville after the city’s Great Fire of
1901. Today, enthusiasts such as Dana, Matt,
and Max often visit the park named after him
in 1984 to play Disc golf. There they find an
18-hole course that is 5,015-feet in length,
with 14 holes less than 300 feet and no holes
over 400 feet. There also are tennis courts and
a baseball field.
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Dana, Matt and Max |
Springfield
“They are putting a lot of
money into the houses.” -Matt
2Residential Improvements
The same flying-disc-game players enjoy not only the
sport, but they speak highly of the people who call
historic Springfield home.
A building and restoration resurgence that stalled in
2008 because of the economy has picked up again. “They’re
putting a lot of money into the houses,” Matt says of the area
improving, while Max and Dana speak highly of like-minded
and friendly residents.
The neighborhood also can count on Springfield
Preservation and Revitalization, a non-profit organization that
facilitates positive change in the Springfield Historic District
through the preservation and revitalization of one of the city’s
most eclectic neighborhoods.
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Avondale
3Mellow Mushroom
Mellow is a hot spot for pizza and beer lovers. With funky pizza
names, an evolving and extensive draft list, and delicious food,
Avondale (and other Jacksonville) residents love to stop by.
Employees Caleb and Tyler speak highly of their place of employment.
“It’s pretty mellow here,” Tyler says. (Yeah, he actually said that.)
“There’s a variety of drafts,” Caleb explains. “A full bar, HD wide
screen TVs, a lot of food.”
Looks like you can’t go wrong here.
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“Sometimes
the drunks
make me
smile.”
Anonymous
Regina | Avondale
“It’s family oriented.
Everyone takes care of
each other.”
Thai Dye Pizza | Mellow Mushroom | Avondale
4The Atmosphere
Sheena of Mellow Mushroom loves Avondale’s atmosphere: “I feel
happy here,” she says. “It’s nice and laid back.”
Regina, who works at Casbah Cafe, agrees. “It’s family oriented.
Everyone takes care of each other.”
And an employee of Shores Liquors and Bar (who requested
anonymity) added, “Sometimes the drunks make me smile.”
Five Points
5The People
Raymond, a Core resident who frequents Five Points, feels right at
home in the area. “I feel loved here,” he says, “I feel like I belong.
We have a lot of differences here, but it’s all one love.”
His friend Andrew agrees. “All these strangers right here are your longlost
friends. That’s how it feels.”
And the crowd is diverse. One frequent visitor says, “I like the people.
I feel like ... you can find lots of different people doing lots of different
things. And everybody appreciates what everybody else is doing, whether
it’s at the park, or down the street. You’re gonna find some sort of
diverstiy.”
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Bridgette, Jamie, Kate, Jim | Five Points
6The Bar Scene
Five Points has several bars in the area. Whether your poison is craft
beer, wine, or other liquids from a full bar, there’s something for
everyone. Check out the likes of Root Down, Ale Wife, Birdies and more.
“If I go to bars by myself, I’m never bored,” a Five Points regular says
of the area.
“I like the new bars and breweries that are popping up,” says her
friend.
Hawkers | Five Points
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John | Riverside
“Good Coffee,
good people.”
Riverside
7Bold Bean
John, a Bold Bean barista,
keeps it simple and succinct:
“Good coffee, good people.”
“Everyone
promotes
each others’
businesses.”
Nicki
8Local Support
Another Bold Bean employee, Nicki, says she likes seeing local
business owners help out one another. “It’s a great community,” she
says. “Everyone promotes each others’ businesses.”
Murray Hill
9 Murals
Colorful murals have been
popping up on business
walls in the Murray Hill, with
some being completed just in time
for the planned celebration of the
community’s 100th anniversary
on Sept. 17. The vibrant street art
helps bring the area to life. Kristen,
a barista at Vagabond Coffee, says,
“They make the drive a lot brighter.
It seems and feels like everything
is blossoming and growing a little
bit.”
Murray Hill also is home to the
Tooth Fairy featured on this issue’s
cover. You’ll find the RouxArt
mosaic featuring her likeness on
the side wall of All Smiles Dental
Center.
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Tooth Fairy | Murray Hill
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like you’re not in at a business but at a friend’s house,” he says. “You can
relate to the people.”
The Community
Murray Hill regular Angel frequents Vagabond Coffee because
he likes the community and atmosphere of the area. “You feel
Brooklyn
11 Variety
“I like this area a lot,”
says Shelby, a Zoë’s
Kitchen employee. In addition to
the friendly people, she enjoys
the variety of available lunch
options. “If I want sushi, I can go
to Fresh Market. I can get a burrito
at Burrito Gallery, a burger [at
BurgerFi]. Over here it’s great.”
That’s not even mentioning Brixx
Wood Fired Pizza and HOBNOB
at Unity Plaza, along with Corner
Bakery Cafe and Johnny’s Deli, as
other area favorites.
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The Colors
John, another Zoë’s Kitchen worker, has lived in Riverside his
entire life. As Brooklyn has started to blossom, he’s grown to
appreciate the colorful greeting during his commute. “You see the bright
colors of the businesses. Brooklyn has a different feel. It’s a little change
of scenery.”
And check out the mural installations by Fernandina Beach artist David
Nackashi that are based on historic photos of the area.
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Zoës Kitchen | Brooklyn
Burrito Gallery | Brooklyn
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Downtown
Hemming Park
13Scott, a self-described regular, enjoys the plaza’s live music.
Each weekday, Hemming features a musician from 11am-
2pm along with food trucks and a kids’ zone. Originally designated as a
public square, the 1.5-acre parcel is Jacksonville’s first and oldest park.
The modern urban space that engages diverse communities and continues
in its quest to restore vitality to the city’s public square. Events such as
Jaxsons Night Market and Downtown Vision’s Art Walk bring thousand
of people together each month. Other events unique to Hemming Park are
GastroFest, Pogopalooza and Pictures in the Park.
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Trinity Rescue Mission | Downtown
Hemming Park | Downtown
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Thanksgiving Charity
Each year, the community rallies to ensure those who are
less fortunate are still able to enjoy a holiday meal. Last year,
Trinity Rescue Mission’s annual More than a Meal went above and
beyond turkey and gravy. Volunteer stylists provided haircuts, while
others passed out clothing and personal hygiene products to those in
attendance. The mission has served needy residents for more than 50
years. Another organization, City Rescue Mission, provided meals for
about 1,000 people, along with backpacks and socks.
“As a homeless person, [I appreciate]…people who give out
Thanksgiving dinners,” Scott continues.
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Chelsea | San Marco
San Marco
15 Lions
In the 1990s,
Jacksonville restored a
fountain in the commercial heart
of the area adorned with three lion
statues inspired by the Piazza San
Marco, the principal public square
of Venice, Italy.
Those familiar with San Marco
know that the lions always are
decked out during the holidays.
Chelsea, an employee at Painting
With a Twist, gets a laugh out of
them. “To me it looks kinda silly,”
she says. “Like when people dress
their dogs up and they hate it. In
froufrou costumes…but they still
look cute.”
AJ & Clarence | San Marco
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Activities & Food
The boys at Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Department Station
13 enjoy the area where they wait to respond to fire alarms.
AJ enjoys Martini Mondays, and Clarence likes Yoga in the Park on
Saturdays. The guys also like the food in the area, naming favorites such
as Indochine (AJ), Pizza Palace (Chris), and Marble Slab (Clarence).
Distinctive and memorable dishes also can be found at Maple Street
Biscuit Company, Beach Diner and Taverna.
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#hungryjack
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Jacksonville’s restaurant culture is an ever-evolving affair.
As older spots plateau and fade, new places come on strong,
meaning there’s never a shortage of exciting places to explore.
Here is one our favorite spots.
« WHITEWAY DELI
Serving breakfast and lunch since 1927, WHITEWAY DELI in
Riverside is Jacksonville’s oldest deli. Throughout the years Whiteway
has had high-profile city leaders make the deli a weekly place to enjoy
amazing food; some even have had sandwiches named after them.
The Hans Tanzler has roast beef, pastrami, and bacon; the Ann Beard
is turkey and tabouli, and the Dr. Millan is chicken tenders, mozzarella,
and tabouli with ranch dressing. These people sound delicious.
Or, try the “Twenty 15” with quinoa, avocado, tomatoes, chickpeas,
hummus, kale, feta cheese and cran-raisins in a wrap that’s grilled. Then
splurge and enjoy a piece of Pistachio Baklava.
Whiteway Deli
1237 King Street, (904) 389-0355
Hours: Mon-Fri: 7am-3pm
where to eat right now
From seafoood and salads to pizza and pasta to happy hour and late night, don’t
miss these unique local restaurants dotting the neighborhoods of the cultural core.
MURRAY HILL
Dreamette (Ice Cream)
3646 Post St//(904) 388-2558
Mon-Sat: Noon-8pm; Sun: Noon-7pm
Magnolia’s Pub (Waffle Sandwiches, Bar)
1190 Edgewood Ave. S//
Hours: Mon-Fri: 3pm to close; Sat-Sun:
10am to close
www.magnoliaspub.com
Maple Street Biscuit Company
(Southern, Breakfast & Brunch)
1171 Edgewood Ave S//(904) 518-4907
Mon-Thu: 7 a.m.-2pm; Fri-Sat: 7am-2pm,
5pm-9pm; Sun: Closed
www.maplestreetbiscuits.com
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Moon River Pizza (Pizza, Italian)
1176 Edgewood Ave//(904) 389-4442
Mon-Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.moonriverpizza.net
Perfect Rack (Pool Hall, American)
1186 Edgewood Ave S//(904) 384-0587
Mon-Wed: 4pm-midnight; Thu: 11ammidnight;
Fri: 11am-2am; Sat: 5pm-2am;
Sun: 5pm-midnight
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Vagabond Coffee (Coffee, Pastries)
934 Edgewood Ave//(904) 479-6848
Mon-Thu: 6:30am-9pm; Fri: 6:30am-10pm;
Sat: 7am-10pm; Sun: 8am-8pm
www.vagabondcoffee.com
Wok N Roll (Chinese, Asian Fusion)
1204 Edgewood Ave S//(904) 387-5515
Mon-Thu: 10:30am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 10:30am-
11pm; Sun: 11:30am-10pm
AVONDALE
Biscottis
(Traditional American, Breakfast & Brunch)
3556 St Johns Ave//(904) 387-2060
Mon-Thu: 10:30am-10pm; Fri: 10:30a.m.-
midnight; Sat: 8am-midnight; Sun: 8am-9pm
www.biscottis.net
The Blue Fish Restaurant and Oyster
Bar (Seafood, American)
3551 St Johns Ave//(904) 387-0700
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
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Sun: 10:30am-10pm
www.bluefishjax.com
The Brick Restaurant
(American, Breakfast & Brunch, Bar)
3585 St Johns Ave//(904) 387-0606
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri: 11am-midnight;
Sat: 10:30am-midnight; Sun: 10am-10pm
www.brickofavondale.com
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Casbah Café (Middle Eastern,
Hookah Bar)
3628 St Johns Ave//(904) 981-9966
Mon-Sun: 11am-2am
www.thecasbahcafe.com
Chomp Chomp
(Burgers, Sandwiches, American)
4162 Herschel St//(904) 329-1679
Mon-Thu: 10:30am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 10:30am-
11pm; Sun: Closed
Fox Restaurant
(American, Diner, Breakfast & Brunch)
3580 St Johns Ave//(904) 387-2669
Mon-Sat: 7am-2:30pm; Sun: 8am-2:30pm
The Loop Pizza Grill (Pizza)
4000 St Johns Ave//(904) 384-7301
Sun-Thu: 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-10pm
www.looppizzagrill.com
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Mellow Mushroom
(Pizza, Bar, Sandwiches)
3611 St Johns Ave//(904) 388-0200
Mon-Fri: 11am-2am; Sat-Sun: 10am-2am
www.mellowmushroom.com
MOJO no.4 Urban BBQ Whiskey Bar
(Barbecue, Cocktails, Southern)
3572 St Johns Ave//(904) 381-6670
Sun-Tue: 11am-10pm; Wed-Thu: 11am-
11pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-midnight
www.mojobbq.com
Pinegrove Market & Deli
(Grocery, Deli, Butcher)
1511 Pine Grove Ave//(904) 389-8655
Mon-Fri: 10am-8pm.;
Sat: 8am-7pm; Sun: Closed
www.pinegrovemarket.com
Restaurant Orsay (French, American)
3630 Park St//(904) 381-0909
Mon-Wed: 4-10pm; Thu-Fri: 4pm to
midnight; Sat: 11am to midnight;
Sun: 11am to 10 pm
www.restaurantorsay.com
Shores Liquors and Bar of Avondale
(Bar, American)
3644 St Johns Ave//(904) 389-1131
Mon-Sun: 10am-2am
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Sushiko Japanese Restaurant
(Japanese, Sushi Bar)
3620 St Johns Ave//904) 388-5688
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm.; Fri-Sat: 11am-
11pm; Sun: Noon-9pm
www.sushikojax.com
FIVE POINTS
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Black Sheep Restaurant
(American, Lounge)
1534 Oak St//(904) 380-3091
Mon-Thu: 10:30am-10pm; Fri: 10:30a.m.-
midnight; Sat: 9:30am-midnight; Sun:
9:30am-10pm
www.blacksheep5points.com
Most of Black Sheep’s ingredients found
in menu items are sourced from local and
regional farmers and purveyors providing
high-quality food that is as fresh as possible.
Al’s Pizza (Pizza, Italian)
1620 Margaret St//(904) 388-8384
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm:
Sun: Noon-9pm
www.alspizza.com
BREW (Coffee & Tea, Bar)
1024 Park St//(904) 374-5789
Mon: 7:30am-4pm; Tue-Fri: 7:30am-midnight;
Sat: 9am-midnight; Sun: 10am-9pm
www.brewfivepoints.com
China Joy Chinese Restaurant (Chinese)
1650 Margaret St//(904) 388-8396
Mon-Thu: 10:30am-10:30pm; Fri-Sat:
10:30am-11pm; Sun: 11:00am-10pm
Choban Grill (Greek, Mediterranean)
1661 Riverside Ave//(904) 723-1617
Mon-Sat: 11am-9pm; Sun: Closed
www.chobangrill.com
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Corner Taco (Mexican, Food Truck)
818 Post St//(904) 240-0412
Mon-Thu: 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-10pm;
Sun: 11am-9pm
www.cornertaco.com
Cozy Tea (American, Tea Room)
1023 Park St//(904) 329-3964
Mon-Thu: 11am-4pm; Fri: 11am-3pm; Sat:
11am-4pm; Sun: Closed
www.cozyt.com
Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens
(Museum, Botanical Gardens, Café)
829 Riverside Ave//(904) 356-6857
Mon: Closed; Tue: 10am-9pm; Wed-Sat:
10am-4pm; Sun: Noon-4pm
www.cummermuseum.org
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Derby On Park (American)
1068 Park St//(904) 379-3343
Mon: Closed; Tue-Thu: 7:30am to 10pm; Fri:
7:30am to midnight; Sat: 9am to midnight;
Sun: 9am to 3pm.
Einstein Bros Bagels
(Breakfast & Brunch)
1661 Riverside Ave//(904) 354-0991
Mon-Fri: 5am-4pm; Sat-Sun: 6am-3pm
www.einsteinbros.com
Firehouse Subs (Sandwiches, Deli)
1620 Margaret St//(904) 674-2204
Mon-Sun: 10:30am-9pm
www.firehousesubs.com
Grassroots Natural Market
(Grocery, Health Market, Sandwiches)
2007 Park St//(904) 384-4474
Mon-Sat: 9am-8pm; Sun: Noon-5 pm
www.thegrassrootsmarket.com
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13 Gypsies
(Spanish, Basque, Tapas/Small Plates)
887 Stockton St//(904) 389-0330
Mon: Closed; Tue-Thu: 11am-2pm & 5-9pm;
Fri-Sat: 11am-2pm & 5-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.13gypsies.com
Hawkers Asian Street Fare
(Tappas, Small Plates, Asian Fusion)
1001 Park St//(904) 508-0342
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: 11an-10pm
www.eathawkers.com
Hot Wok (Chinese)
1012 Margaret St//(904) 339-0888
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: Noon-10pm
www.hotwokjacksonville.com
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Hovan Gourmet Mediterranean
Restaurant (Middle Eastern)
2005 Park St//(904) 381-9394
Mon-Fri: 10am-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.hovan.com
Kaika Teppanyaki
(Asian Fusion, Sushi Bar, Teppanyaki)
1012-1 Margaret St//(904) 355-5168
Mon-Thu: 11am-3pm & 4:30-10pm; Fri:
11am-3pm & 4:30-11pm; Sat: Noon-11pm;
Sun: Noon-10pm
www.kaikateppanyakijax.com
Kostas Pizza Italian (Pizza, Italian)
1053 Park St//(904) 355-3820
Mon-Thu: 11am-8pm; Fri: 11am-9pm; Sat:
11am-8pm; Sun: Closed
www.pizzaitalian5points.com
Larry’s Giant Subs (Sandwiches)
1509 Margaret St//(904) 674-2794
Mon-Sat: 10am-9pm; Sun: Closed
www.larryssubs.com
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Mossfire Grill & Lounge (Tex-Mex)
1537 Margaret St//(904) 355-4434
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm. Fri: 11am-11pm; Sat:
11am-10pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.mossfire.com
M Shack (American, Burgers, Fast Food)
1012 Margaret St//(904) 423-1283
Mon-Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.mshackburgers.com
Motion Sweets (Bakeries)
1020 Park St//(904) 551-3665
Mon: Closed; Tue-Sat: 11:30am-Soldout;
Sun: Closed
www.motionsweets.com
Sake House (Japanese, Sushi Bar)
824 Lomax St//(904) 301-1188
Mon-Thur: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-
11pm; Sun: Noon-9pm
www.sakehousejax.com
Sun-Ray Cinema
(Cinema, Sandwhiches, Dawgs, Pizza)
1028 Park St//(904) 359-0049
Check movie listings
www.sunraycinema.com/menu
Sushi Café (Sushi Bar)
2025 Riverside Ave//(904) 384-2888
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: Noon-10pm
www.sushicafejacksonville.com
sweetFrog (Ice cream & Frozen yogurt)
1661 Riverside Ave//(904) 619-9745
Mon-Thu: 11:30am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11:30am-
11pm; Sun: 11:30am-10pm
www.sweetfrogyogurt.com
Tapa That
(Tapas/Small Plates, Vegan, Cuban)
820 Lomax St//(904) 376-9911
Mon: Closed; Tue-Thu: 5pm-10pm; Sat:
10am-2pm & 5-10pm; Sun: 10am-2pm
www.tapathat.com
Tijuana Flats (Mexican, Tex-Mex)
2025 Riverside Ave//(904) 389-5630
Mon-Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.tijuanaflats.com
Timoti’s Seafood Shack (Wild caught
seafood)
1043 Park St//(904) 374-8892
Mon-Sat: 11am-9pm; Sun: 11am-3pm
www.timotis.com
RIVERSIDE
The Annex (American, Lounge)
1508 King St//(904) 586-5885
Mon: Closed; Tue-Wed: 6pm-midnight;
Thu: 4pm-midnight; Fri-Sat: 4pm-2am; Sun:
6pm-midnight
www.annexjax.com
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The Blind Rabbit (Burgers, Bar)
901 King St//(904) 337-0146
Mon-Thu: 11:30am-10pm; Fri: Closed: Sat-
Sun: 11:30am-2am
www.theblindrabbitwhiskeybar.com
Bold Bean Coffee Roasters
(Coffee & Tea, Café)
869 Stockton St//(904) 855-1181
Mon-Thu: 6:30am-10pm; Fri: 6:30am-11 pm;
Sat: 7am-11pm; Sun: 7am-6pm
www.boldbeancoffee.com
Bold City Brewery (Brewery)
2670-7 Roselle St//(904) 379-6551
Mon-Wed: Closed; Thu-Fri: 3-11pm; Sat:
1-11pm; Sun: Closed
www.boldcitybrewery.com
Bottega By Liz Grenamyer
(American, Sandwiches)
919 King St//(904) 387-8483
Mon-Fri: 10am-7pm; Sat: 11am-2pm; Sun:
Closed
www.cateringbyliz.com
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Carmine’s Pie House (Pizza, Italian)
2677 Forbes St//(904) 387-1400
Mon-Sat: 11am-10:20pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.carminespiehouse.com
Cool Moose Coffee Company
(Breakfast & Brunch, Coffee & Tea)
2708 Park St//(904) 381-4242
Mon: Closed; Tue-Fri: 7am-3pm; Sat: 8am-
4pm; Sun: 8am-2pm
www.coolmoosecafe.net
European Street Café
(Sandwiches, German)
2753 Park St//(904) 384-9999
Mon-Sun: 10am-10pm
www.europeanstreet.com
The Garage (American, Bar)
2692 Post St//(904) 894-7465
Mon-Fri: 3pm-3am; Sat-Sun: 11am-3am
www.garagejax.com
Kickback’s Gastropub (American, Gastropub)
910 King St//(904) 388-9551
Mon-Sun: 7am-3am
www.kickbacksgastropub.com
Lola’s Burrito & Burger Joint
(Mexican, Bar, Burgers)
1522 King St//(904)738-7181
Mon-Sat: 11am-10:30pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.lolasburritojoint.com
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Nourish Juice Café (Organic Juice
Bar)
1510 King St//(904)574-3557
Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm; Sat: 9am-5pm
Panda House Chinese Fast Food
(Chinese)
2700 Post St//(904) 388-5203
Mon-Sat: 11am-9:30pm; Sun: Closed
Pattaya Thai on King (Thai, Vegan)
1526 King St//(904) 503-4060
Mon: Closed; Tue-Sun: 11am-2:30pm &
4:30pm-9 pm
www.ptgrille.com
j
Primi Piatti (Italian)
2722 Park St//(904) 389-5545
Mon: 11:30am-2:30pm; Tue-Fri: 11:30am-
2:30pm & 5:30-9:30pm; Sat: 5:30-9:30pm;
Sun: Closed
www.primipiattijax.com
Riverside Liquors (tapas, entrees, retail)
1251 King St//(904) 356-4517
Retail Hours: Mon-Sat: 10am-10pm; Bar
Hours: Mon-Sat: 4-10pm; Kitchen Hours:
Mon-Thurs: 4-9pm; Fri-Sat: 4-10pm; Sun:
Closed
The Silver Cow (American, Lounge)
1506 King St//(904) 379-6968
Mon: Closed; Tue-Wed: 5pm-midnight;
Thu: 4pm-midnight Fri-Sat: 4pm-2am; Sun:
4pm-midnight
www.silvercowjax.com
j
Southern Roots Filling Station
(Coffee & Tea, Health Market, Vegan)
1275 King St//(904) 513-4726
Mon: Closed; Tue-Fri: 8am-6pm; Sat: 9am-
5pm; Sun: 10am-4pm
www.southernrootsjax.com
Starbucks (Coffee & Tea)
1650 Margaret St//(904) 381-0055
Mon-Fri: 5am-10pm; Sat: 5:30am-11pm;
Sun: 5:30am-10pm
www.starbucks.com
Sumo Sushi (Japanese, Sushi Bar)
2726 Park St//(904) 388-8838
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: Noon-10pm
www.sumosushijax.com
Sweet Theory Baking Co. (Vegetarian)
1243 King St//(904) 387-1001
Mon-Tues, Closed; Wed-Fri 8:30am-6pm;
Sat-Sun, 10am-5pm
facebook.com/SweetRevolutionBakingCo
Tamarind Thai (Thai)
1661 Riverside Ave #123//(904) 329-3180
Mon-Fri: 11am-10pm; Sat: Noon-10pm; Sun:
Noon-9pm
Tres Leches Eatery
(Breakfast & Brunch, Sandwiches, Spanish)
869 Stockton St//(904) 551-4375
Mon: 10am-3pm; Tue: Closed; Wed-Sat:
10am.-3pm & 6-10pm; Sun: 10am-2pm
www.treslecheseatery.com
Whiteway Delicatessen (Deli, Sandwiches)
1237 King St//904) 389-0355
Mon-Fri: 7am-3pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
BROOKLYN
Brixx Wood Fired Pizza (Pizza)
220 Riverside Ave Ste 102//(904) 300-3928
Mon-Sat: 11am-1am; Sun: 11am-11pm
www.brixxpizza.com
BURGERFI (Hot Dogs, Burgers)
108 Riverside Ave//(904) 355-3066
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: 11am-10pm
www.burgerfi.com
Burrito Gallery (Mexican)
90 Riverside Ave//(904) 355-4889
Mon-Wed: 7am-midnight; Thu-Fri: 7am-
2am; Sat: 11am-2am; Sun: 11am-10pm
www.burritogallery.com
j
Corner Bakery Café (Bakery, Café)
192 Riverside Ave//(904) 355-5330
Mon-Sat: 6am-8pm; Sun: 7am-8pm
www.cornerbakerycafe.com
HOBNOB (Food + Social Exchange)
220 Riverside Ave Ste. 110//
(904) 513-4272
Mon: 11am-9pm; Tue-Thur: 11am-10pm;
Fri: 11am-11:30pm; Sat: 10am-11:30pm;
Sun: 10am-9pm
www.hobnobjax.com
The Hyppo Gourmet Ice Pops
90 Riverside Ave Ste 605//(904) 551-0361
Mon-Thu: 11am-9pm; Fri-Sun: 11am-10pm
www.thehyppo.com
j
Johnny’s Deli and Grille (Deli)
474 Riverside Ave//(904) 356-8055
Mon-Sat: 7am-4pm; Sun: Closed
Little Joe’s Café by Akel’s
(Deli, Sandwiches)
245 Riverside Ave Ste. 195//(904) 791-3336
Mon-Fri: 8am-3pm; Sat-Sun-Closed
www.akelsdeli.com
Zoës Kitchen
(Southern, Mediterranean, Greek)
1661 Riverside Ave//(904) 355-9637
Mon-Sun: 10am-9pm
www.zoeskitchen.com
DOWNTOWN
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Adams Street Deli and Grill
(Sandwiches, Deli)
126 W Adams St//(904) 475-1400
Mon-Fri: 11am-2pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
Akel’s Delicatessen
(Deli, Breakfast & Brunch, Sandwiches)
315 W Forsyth St//(904) 309-8889
Mon-Fri: 6am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.akelsdeli.com
American Grill (American, Sports Bar)
2 W Independent Dr, Ste 201//(904) 353-7522
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11ammidnight;
Sun: 11am-10pm
Atrium Café & Grill (Café)
1 Independent Dr.//(904) 634-1811
Mon-Sun: 7am-4pm
Azucena Corner Deli (Deli)
100 E Forsyth St//(904) 479-1999
Mon-Thu: 8am-9pm; Fri: 8am-11pm;
Sat: 11am-11pm; Sun: Closed
Benny’s Steak & Seafood
(Seafood, Steakhouse)
2 Independent Dr./(904) 301-1014
Mon-Fri: 11:30am-10pm; Sat-Sun 11:30am-11pm
www.bennyssteakandseafood.com
j
Big Pete’s Pizzeria (Pizza, Italian)
118 N Julia St//(904) 356-2680
Mon-Fri: 11am-9pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
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The Brick Coffee House (Donuts, Sandwiches)
214 N Hogan St//(904) 354-9945
Mon-Fri: 6:30am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.brickcoffeehouse.com
Burrito Gallery (Mexican, Bar)
21 E Adams St//(904) 598-2922
Mon-Wed: 7am-midnight; Thu-Fri: 7am-
1:30am; Sat: 11am-1:30am; Sun: 11am-8pm
www.burritogallery.com
Burritos Puebla (Mexican)
440 W Adams St//(904) 442-3963
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
The Candy Apple Café & Cocktails
(French, Southern, Cocktail Bar)
400 N Hogan St//(904) 353-9717
Mon: 11am-3pm; Tue-Thu: 11am-9pm;
Fri: 11am-10pm; Sat: 10am-10pm; Sun:
10am-5pm
www.candyapplecafeandcocktails.com
j
Casa Dora Italian Café
(Italian, Music Venue)
108 E Forsyth St//(904) 356-8282
Mon-Sun: 10:30am-9:30pm
www.casadoraitalian.com
Chamblin’s Uptown (Café)
215 N Laura St//(904) 674-0868
Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm; Sat: 9am-4pm; Sun:
Noon-5pm
www.chamblinbookmine.com
Charlie’s Café (Café)
303 N Laura St//(904) 515-5098
Mon-Fri: 11am-2pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
Chicago Pizza & Sports Grille (Pizza, Bar)
2 E Independent Dr,//(904) 354-7747
Mon-Thu: 11am-11pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-2am;
Sun: 11am-10pm
www.chicagopizzajax.com
Cinco De Mayo (Mexican)
2 Independent Dr.//(904) 329-2892
Mon-Sun: 11am-10pm
D & G Deli & Grill (Sandwiches)
233 E Bay St//(904) 634-0328
Mon-Fri: 7am-2:30p.m; Sat: 7:30am-2:30pm;
Sun: Closed
www.dandgdeliandgrill.com
Danny’s Place
(Deli, Breakfast & Brunch, Sandwiches)
200 W Forsyth St//(904) 353-8155
Mon-Fri: 7am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
De Real Ting Café (Caribbean, Buffet)
128 W Adams St//(904) 633-9738
Mon: Closed; Tue-Fri: 11am-3pm; Fri: 6pm-
3am; Sat: 8:30pm-3am; Sun: Closed
Desert Rider Sandwich Shop
(Sandwiches)
217 N Hogan St//(904) 353-5654
Mon-Fri: 6:30am-3pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
Element Bistro Bar and Lounge
(American, Lounge)
333 E Bay St//(904) 707-0474
Mon-Sun: 11am-2pm
www.elementjax.com
j
Fionn McCool’s (Irish, Pub)
2 Independent Dr.//(904) 374-1547
Mon-Sat: 11am-2am; Sun: 11am-midnight
www.fionnmacs.com
Folkfood (Street fare)
219 N Hogan St//(904) 333-8392
Mon-Sat: 11am-7pm; Sun: Closed
Hooters (American)
2 Independent Dr.//(904) 356-5400
Mon-Thu: 11am-midnight; Fri-Sat: 11am-
1am; Sun: 12pm-11pm
www.hooters.com
Indochine (Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese)
21 E Adams St//(904) 598-5303
Mon-Fri: 11am-2:30pm & 5pm-10pm; Sat:
5pm-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.indochinejax.com
Jacksonville Sports Tavern
(Burgers, American)
234 A P Randolph Blvd//(904) 361-3547
Open 3 hours before sport complex events
www.jaxsportstavern.com
j
Jenkins Quality Barbecue
(Barbecue)
830 N Pearl St//(904) 353-6388
Mon-Thu: 11am-12am; Fri: 11:30am-1am;
Sat: 11am-1am; Sun: 12pm-7pm
www.jenkinsqualitybarbecue.com
Juliette’s Bistro (American)
245 Water St//(904) 791-4995
Mon-Sun: 6:30 am-10pm
www.omnihotels.com
La Class (American)
400 W Bay St//
Mon-Fri: 7am-3pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
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Magnificat Café (French,
Sandwiches)
231 N Laura St//(904) 353-3588
Mon-Fri: 11am-2:30pm; Sat: 9am-2pm; Sun:
Closed
www.themagnificat.net
Nature’s Table
(Juice Bar & Smoothies, Soups)
301 W Bay St//(904) 355-3200
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
NOLA MOCA (American)
333 N Laura St//(904) 366-6911
Mon-Wed: 11am-2pm; Thu: 11am-2pm &
5-8pm; Fri: 11am-2pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.mocajacksonville.unf.edu
Olio
(Sandwiches, Breakfast & Brunch, Salad)
301 E Bay St//(904) 356-7100
Mon-Thu: 8am-3pm; Fri: 8am-3pm &
5-10pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.oliomarket.com
Pho A Noodle Bar (Vietnamese, Thai, Soup)
117 W Adams St//(904) 353-0320
Mon-Tue: 11am-2:30pm; Wed-Fri: 11am-
2:30pm & 5-9pm; Sat: 5-9pm; Sun: Closed
www.phoanoodlebar.com
Pho’s Fever (Vietnamese)
311 W Ashley St//904) 683-9947
Mon-Sat: 11am-7:30 pm; Sun: 11am-6pm
River Club (American, Catering)
1 Independent Dr//(904) 354-1111
Mon: 9am-3pm; Tue-Fri: 9am-10pm; Sat:
4-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.jaxriverclub.com
Russ-Doe’s Sandwich Shop (Deli)
1745 E Church St//(904) 353-9065
Mon-Fri: 6am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
Spliff’s Gastropub (Gourmet Comfort Food)
15 N. Ocean St//(904) 844-5000
Mon-Thur: 11am-2am; Fri: 11am-3am; Sat:
6pm-3am; Sun: Closed
www.spliffsgastropub.com
j
Super Food & Brew
(American, Vegetarian, Sandwiches)
11 E Forsyth St//(904) 723-1180
Mon: 10am-4pm; Tue-Thu: 10:30am-8pm;
Fri: 10:30am-10pm; Sat: 11:30am-10pm;
Sun: Closed
www.superfoodandbrew.com
Trellises Restaurant (American)
225 E Coastline Dr.//(904) 634-4540
Mon-Sun: 6am-2:30pm & 5-10pm
Urban Grind Coffee Company (Coffee &
Tea, Café)
45 W Bay St//(904) 516-7799
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.urbangrind.coffee
Urban Grind Coffee Company
(Coffee & Tea, Café)
50 N Laura St//(904) 806-5535
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.urbangrind.coffee
Vagabond Coffee (Coffee, Pastries)
Hemming Park, corner of Laura St & Monroe
St//(904) 479-6848
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat: Check events schedule
www.vagabondcoffee.com
Village Bread Café (Deli, Breakfast & Lunch)
2 Independent Dr.//(904) 683-7244
Mon-Fri: 8am-2pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.villagebreadcafe.com
Zap’s Grill (American)
2 Independent Dr.//(904) 379-3225
Mon-Thu: 10am-8pm; Fri-Sat: 10am-9pm;
Sun: Noon-5:30pm
Zodiac Bar & Grill (Greek, Mediterranean)
120 W Adams St//(904) 354-8283
Mon-Tue: 11am-3pm; Wed-Thu: 11am-9pm;
Fri: 11am-10pm; Sat: 5pm-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.thezodiacbarandgrill.com
SPRINGFIELD
The Conch Shell (Caribbean, Seafood)
1637 N Main St//(904) 899-3800
Mon-Wed: Closed; Thu-Fri: 6-9pm; Sat:
11am-9pm; Sun: Closed
Hola Mexican Restaurant (Mexican)
1001 N Main St//(904) 356-3100
Mon-Fri: 10am-9pm; Sat: 9:30am-4pm
www.holamexicanrestaurant.com
Island Tropics Restaurant (Caribbean)
2527 N Main St//(904) 355-9050
Mon-Sat: 9am-10pm; Sun: 10am-9pm
www.islandtropics.net
Tapas Old World (French, Italian, Tapas Bar)
1417 N Main St//(904) 379-7850
Mon-Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: Closed
Three Layers (Coffee & Tea, Bakeries)
1602 Walnut St//(904) 355-9791
Mon-Thu: 7am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 7am-11pm;
Sun: 7am-10pm
Tunis Seafood & Wings
(Seafood, Chicken Wings)
1935 Main St//(904) 354-3600
Mon-Sun: 11am-10pm
Uptown Kitchen & Bar
(Breakfast & Brunch)
1303 N Main St//(904) 355-0734
Mon-Wed: 7am-10pm; Thu-Fri: 7am-11pm;
Sat: 8am-11pm; Sun: 8am-3pm
www.uptownkitchenandbar.com
Wafaa N Mike Café (Mediterranean)
1544 N Main St//(904) 683-8313
Mon-Sat: 10am-9pm; Sun: Closed
Yummy Cakes by Mia (Cupcakes)
157 E 8th St//(904) 237-2756
Mon: Closed; Tue-Sat: 11am-6pm; Sun:
Closed
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
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Kitchen on San Marco
(Southern, American, Gastropub)
1402 San Marco Blvd//(904) 396-2344
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri: 11am-11pm;
Sat: 4:30-11pm; Sun: 10:30am-3pm
www.kitchenonsanmarco.com
Sunday Brunch • 20 Beers on Tap
Happy Hour: Mon-Fri 3-7pm; $5 Florida
Flights, $2 off Signature Cocktails, $6 Fernet,
$5 Fireball, $5 off Litre Sangria, $5 Bar Snacks
Best Farm to Table Restaurant — Bold City Best,
Best New Restaurant (Folio)
Appetites Café & Catering (American)
815 S Main St//(904) 398-0984
Mon-Fri: 8:30am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.appetitescafe.com
BB’s (American, Desserts, Cocktail Bar)
1019 Hendricks Ave//(904) 306-0100
Mon-Thu: 11am-10:30pm; Fri-Sat: 11ammidnight;
Sun: Closed
www.bbsrestaurant.com
j
Basil Thai & Sushi (Sushi Bar, Thai)
1004 Hendricks Ave//(904) 674-0190
Mon-Thu: 11am-2:30pm & 5pm-9pm; Fri:
11am-2:30pm & 5pm-10pm; Sat: 5pm-10pm;
Sun: Closed
www.basilthaisushijax.com
Beach Diner San Marco (American)
1965 San Marco Blvd//(904) 399-1306
Mon-Sun: 6am-2:30pm
www.beachdiner.com
The Bearded Pig
(Southern BBQ & Beer Garden)
1224 Kings Ave//(904) 619-2247
Mon-Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.thebeardedpigbbq.com
Bistro Aix (French, Cocktail Bar)
1440 San Marco Blvd/(904) 398-1949
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri: 11am-11pm; Sat:
5pm-11pm; Sun: 5pm-9pm
www.bistrox.com
Clara’s Tidbits (Sandwiches, American)
1076 Hendricks Ave//(904) 396-0528
Mon-Fri: 11am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.clarastidbits.com
Chart House (Seafood, Steakhouse)
1501 Riverplace Blvd//(904) 398-3353
Mon-Thu: 4:30-9pm; Fri-Sat: 4:30-10pm;
Sun: 4:30-9pm
www.chart-house.com
Currents Riverview Bistro (American)
841 Prudential Dr.//(904) 306-9512
Mon- Fri: 7am-2pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
European Street Café
(Sandwiches, German)
1704 San Marco Blvd//(904) 398-9500
Mon-Sun: 10am-10pm
www.europeanstreet.com
j
Green Erth Bistro
(Persian/Iranian, Vegan)
1520 Hendricks Ave//(904) 398-9156
Mon: 11am-2:30pm; Tue-Fri: 11am-2:30pm
& 5:30-9pm; Sat: 11am-9pm; Sun: Closed
www.green-erth-bistro.com
Hightide (Sandwiches)
1200 Riverplace Blvd//(904) 396-5938
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
Hightide Burrito Co.
(Mexican, Tex-Mex, Gluten-Free)
1538 Hendricks Ave//(904) 683-7396
Mon-Sun: 11am-9pm
www.hightideburrito.com
Hurricane Grill & Wings
(American, Chicken Wings)
1615 Hendricks Ave//(904) 393-7933
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: 11am-10pm
www.hurricanewings.com
Indochine San Marco & Buddha Lounge
(Thai, Bar)
1974 San Marco Blvd//(904) 503-7013
Mon-Thu: 11am-2:30pm & 5-10pm; Fri:
11am-2:30pm & 5pm-2am; Sat: 5pm-2am;
Sun: Closed
www.indochinejax.com
La Nopalera San Marco (Mexican)
1629 Hendricks Ave//(904) 399-1768
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-
10:30pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.lanopalerarest.com
The Loop (Pizza, American)
2014 San Marco Blvd //(904) 399-5667
Mon-Sun: 11am-10pm
www.looppizzagrill.com
Maple Street Biscuit Company
(Breakfast & Brunch, Southern)
2004 San Marco Blvd,//(904) 398-1004
Mon-Thu: 7am-2pm; Fri-Sat: 7am-2pm &
5-9pm; Sun-Closed
www.maplestreetbiscuits.com
j
Matthews Restaurant
(American, Cocktail Bar)
2107 Hendricks Ave//(904) 396-9922
Mon-Sat: 5-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.matthewsrestaurant.com
The Olive Tree Mediterranean Grille
(Mediterranean)
1705 Hendricks Ave//(904) 396-2250
Mon-Fri: 10:30am-8:30pm; Sat: 11am-4pm;
Sun: Closed
www.theolivetreemediterraneangrille.com
Rainbow Deli & Grill (Delis)
800 Prudential Dr.//(904) 202-8188
Mon-Sun: Open 24 hours
River City Brewing Company
(Seafood, American)
835 Museum Cir.//(904) 398-2299
Mon-Thu: 11am-12pm; Fri-Sat: 11ammidnight;
Sun: 10:30am-4pm
www.rivercitybrew.com
Ruth’s Chris Steak House (Steakhouse)
1201 Riverplace Blvd//(904) 396-6200
Mon-Thu: 5-10pm; Fri-Sat: 5-10:30pm; Sun:
5-9pm
www.ruthschris.com
j
Sake House II (Sushi Bar, Japanese)
1478 Riverplace Blvd//(904) 306-2188
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: Noon-9pm
www.sakehousejax2.com
San Marco Theatre (Cinema, Pizza,
Quesadillas, Hot dogs, Sandwiches)
1996 San Marco Blvd//(904) 396-4845
Check movie listings
www.sanmarcotheatre.com/menu.php
The Southern Grill
(Mediterranean, Southern, Barbecue)
800 Flagler Ave//(904) 858-9800
Mon-Fri: 6:30am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun:
8am-2pm
www.thesoutherngrilljax.com
Stan’s Sandwich & Grill
(Sandwiches, Breakfast)
1562 Hendricks Ave//(904) 398-6642
Mon-Fri: 6:30am-3pm; Sat: 7am-2:30pm;
Sun: Closed
j
Taverna (Italian, Breakfast & Brunch,
Pizza)
1986 San Marco Blvd//(904) 398-3005
Mon-Sun: 11am-3pm & 5-10pm
www.tavernasanmarco.com
V Pizza (Pizza, Italian)
1406 Hendricks Ave//(904) 527-1511
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-2am;
Sun: 11am-9pm
www.vpizza.com
Vino’s Pizza (Pizza, Italian)
1430 San Marco Blvd//(904) 683-2444
Mon-Sun: 11am-11:30pm
www.vinossanmarcoBlvdcom
Wine Cellar (Diner, American)
1314 Prudential Dr.//(904) 398-8989
Mon-Fri: 11am-10:30pm; Sat: 5-10:30pm;
Sun: Closed
www.winecellarjax.com
j
A jack FAVORITE EATERY

#jackeats
Lunch With Matt About Jax
NOSHING AT CASA
DORA WILL LEAVE
YOU GRINNING
BY MATT PITTMAN
jack
Today’s lunch date: Jason Pratt
The Pratt Guys
Jason Pratt has one of the most
positive outlooks on life that I’ve
ever encountered.
These days he’s a pretty busy
man. He’s helping run his family
business, Pratt Guys, and he and
wife, Ashley, recently welcomed
to the world a beautiful baby boy
named Vedder.
Jason is used to hard work and
having a demanding schedule.
Along with his brothers Derek and
Adam, they have made the Pratt
Guys a name synonymous with
beautiful outdoor living.
But this wasn’t exactly the
journey that Pratt had planned for
himself. Living in Jacksonville
since he was 4, it all began at the
University of North Florida.
“I really wanted to go to UNF.
My dad graduated from UNF. So
I grew up a fan of the school. It’s
where the smart people in Florida
go,” he said as we both give in to
laughter. “That’s the way I was
raised. It’s true,” he said, trying for
the save.
Pratt landed a job in the Photo
department at The Florida Times-
Union straight out of college.
“My first day on the job I had
an A-1, front page photo. It was
my dream job. I grew up loving
the paper. It was there when I
discovered how cool this city is,”
said Pratt. He eventually moved
on to the Mayo Clinic for five
years before lending his full-time
expertise into the Pratt Guys.
From beginning in 2004, the
company has had great success,
to which Pratt offers credit to his
brothers.
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jack | MAY 4-17, 2016
“I’m blown away every day
by my brothers’ talents. I don’t
carry a shovel and I get laughed at
when I do,” he explains, “Derek
started the business with our dad’s
help. It was Derek who grew up
playing with tools. I was playing
Mario Cart while he was carrying
around a hammer. He always loved
woodworking.”
Adam, the youngest Pratt Guy,
joined Derek at 14 by doing a
work program offered at Mandarin
High School. What started out as
interior woodworking business has
turned into a company that builds
signature pergolas, custom outdoor
kitchens and more. Now you even
have the ability to design your own
backyard. Check out their website,
prattguys.com; products featured
have been hand-selected by the
Pratt Guys. The brothers Pratt are
turning their venture into one of
the most well-known businesses in
the city.
Jason on Casa Dora
Italian Cafe
“What’s neat about this place
is when you come in you meet
Freddie, the owner. The next time
you come in, he’s going to treat
you like a celebrity. He always
wants to greet you. The food is
really good. This place is easy to
miss. But when you find it, you’ll
keep coming back.”
j
Jason Pratt
(904) 737-4652, prattguys.com
Casa Dora
Italian Cafe
108 E Forsyth St//(904) 356-8282
Hours: Mon-Sun: 10:30am-9:30pm
casadoraitalian.com
SEPTEMBER 21-OCTOBER 4, 2016
| jack 11
PHOTO: XXXXXX
PHOTOS: MATT PITTMAN FOR JACK

PICKUP LINES ARE
DEAD, AREN’T THEY?
Seriously,
dude?
Is that all
you’ve got?
Are you a
camera? Because every
time I look at you,
I smile.
BY COURTNEY CLARK
jack
We asked a few locals the best
and worst pick-up lines they’ve
received or used. Although
“successful” may be a relative
term, read the gold mine they
submitted (and use them at your
own risk).
Unsuccessful
“Girl, are you a parking ticket? Because you have
‘fine’ written all over you.” — Caleb
“Would you like to play Lion Tamer? You can get on all
fours and I’ll stick my head in your mouth.” — Jared
“I look good and you look good. We should look
good together.” —April
“You’re like my pinky toe: small, cute, and I’m
probably gonna bang you on the furniture later.” — Samantha
Have
you been to the
doctor lately? I think
you’re lacking some
Vitamin Me.
“Pizza is my second favorite thing to eat in bed.” — Emily
Successful
“How to charm hot babes on Tinder … Whoops, that was supposed
to go into Google search!” — Andy
“I may not be Noah Calhoun, but I am building my own house.” — Michael, who
added, “Got me one date only to find out she was obscenely hot and batshit crazy.”
“Congratulations! You’ve been awarded Tinder Profile of the Year for 2016! You win
a year’s supply of terrible pick-up lines with a positive result rate of 5 percent, three
messages that will go unanswered, and a fake ‘how we met’ story for your family that
has been proven successful in clinical trials. Keep up the good work!” — Lori
“Me: ‘Hey, you wanna come over later for pizza and sex?’
Him: “What?”
Me: “What, you don’t like pizza?” —Jordan
“You have a beautiful smile!” — John
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SEPTEMBER 21-OCTOBER 4, 2016

AND DON’T TELL
ME TO SMILE
Are you a
campfire? Cause
you’re hot and I
want s’more.
BY COURTNEY CLARK
jack
You see someone walking along King
Street, cross paths with a co-worker at Bold
Bean, or glance over at your friend at Sun-
Ray and notice they look angry or seem to
be frowning.
You know you want to do it.
You want to grin and say something
like, “Come on, don’t look so angry. Smile
a little.” Or, “You’d look so much better if
you smiled.”
It seems natural — even innocuous —
to comment on a person’s appearance and
demeanor.
But we beg of you: Do not tell people to
smile.
“Why?” you’re thinking. “I just want
them to feel better.”
Don’t do it.
“But they look so upset! Maybe if they
smile, they’ll feel happier.”
Nope.
“But—”
NO!
To help you understand this concern,
naturally we took to Facebook asking, “Why
don’t you like it when someone tells you to
smile?”
Jessi Bain says, “My smile is mine to
give to who I choose. If you try to force it
out of me, it means less than if I were to
smile at you naturally.”
Brenda Chapman revealed, “…Maybe
I’m not happy at that moment. Maybe
something is going on in my life that I don’t
care to SHARE. I DO have “resting bitch
face”* – especially when I’m thinking…
What right does ANYONE have to judge?”
Most commonly (but not exclusively),
women experience this as a form of
misogyny** from men. In a “Huffington
Post” article “How I Feel When Men
Tell Me to Smile,” writer Kyle Capogna
explains, “When a man tells me to smile,
I feel like I’ve been contracted to provide
aesthetic entertainment for him — a contract
I never signed. I’ve become more like an
object in his eyes. ... It may sound extreme,
but it reminds me of a dog owner telling
his pet to perform a trick. Basically, I feel
objectified.”
Further comments on what turned out to
be a tense Facebook conversation support
the idea that women feel objectified. Some
taking part in the discussion, who preferred
to remain anonymous, referenced the creep
and sleaze factor, a sense of entitlement that
men have, the act of policing appearance,
and how a seemingly mild statement
actually can be interpreted as a power move.
But men sometimes can find themselves
on the receiving end of the request — and
they don’t seem to like it, either.
Dylan Kilby offered, “I have resting
bitch face. I’m not unhappy, it’s just my
face. When someone tells me to smile, it
assumes that I owe that person a change
in my appearance. Unless it’s a friend or
a family member to whom I’m offering
support, I don’t owe someone a change in
my body to make their day better, especially
a stranger.”
Daniel Williams commented, “It feels
like I’m doing something wrong, and then I
have to fake it.”
So, in short, please don’t tell someone to
smile. It’s one thing to ask after someone’s
well-being (“Are you okay?” certainly is
acceptable) but quite another matter to focus
on trying to change someone.
Riverside resident Rebecca Dumlao
effectively provides the TL;DR (too long;
didn’t read) version for you lazy bastards:
“I’m not smiling because I don’t want to.
Leave me alone.”
*For those unfamiliar with this phenomenon, Wikipedia (we know, we know; don’t tell our college professors)
describes it as “a term for a facial expression (or lack thereof) which unintentionally appears angry, annoyed or
irritated.” RBF is generally attributed to people who are always told they look upset, when really that’s their natural
facial expression at rest.
**The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines misogyny as “a hatred of women.” And if you’re thinking, “That’s absurd! I
love women!” keep in mind that it’s the nuances that matter. Often misogyny comes into play as more of an ingrained
prejudice or assumptions about women and how they should behave, look, or feel, and dictionaries that haven’t
already redefined the term (for example, the Oxford English Dictionary) finally are taking this into consideration. (You
can read more on this here: on.wsj.com/2ckwljh.)
SEPTEMBER 21-OCTOBER 4, 2016
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#jackdrinks
PHOTOS: BOB MACK
WE HAVE DESIGNS ON BALLOTS & BREWS
BY MATT PITTMAN
jack
If we’re going to talk about
politics, why not do it while
enjoying a beer or two, okay
maybe three?
AIGA Jacksonville and the
Jax Young Voters Coalition bring
you “Ballots & Brews: A Political
Poster Show,” Oct. 1 at the new
Intuition Ale Works Downtown.
More than 1,000 young voters are
expected to attend the nonpartisan
event and mingle with candidates,
campaign representatives and
elected officials.
AIGA Jacksonville is the local
chapter for the American Institute
of Graphic Artists, the professional
association for design. AIGA
advances design as a professional
craft, strategic advantage and vital
cultural force. The Jacksonville
chapter boasts more than 200
members – graphics designers,
interactive designers, illustrators,
copywriters, educators and design
students, as well as professionals
in related fields such as printing,
and photography. Their shared
goals are to increasing activity and
awareness.
The Jax Young Voters Coalition
is a non-partisan group of more
than 500 young voters with a wide
range of backgrounds, industries,
neighborhoods and political party
affiliations that share a common
bond — their love of Jacksonville
and determination to make it a
better place. Their mission is to
increase political engagement and
turnout of voters — ages 18 to 40
— through collaborative events.
The first 50 attendees of legal
drinking age through the doors will
receive a free beer ticket courtesy
of event sponsors Pratt Guys and
Intuition Ale Works. BREW Five
Points will donate the cold ones
so attendees can enjoy BREW’s
signature “Hipster Speedball.”
AIGA Jacksonville is collecting
submissions of political and votingthemed
posters from artists that
will be showcased at the event at
which there also will be live music.
Anyone who wants to create a
poster for the show can register at
ballotsandbrews.com. Posters are
due by September 26.
Get informed at Ballots and
Brews and decide on the candidates
for whom you will check off on
your ballot. Admission is free with
a voter registration card, or register
to attend at the door.
Attendees will be encouraged to
sign a pledge to vote in the Nov. 8
general election.
Or, if politics is not in your
blood, remember that you’re going
to be at a brewery, so drink up.
Ballots & Brews
Sat, Oct 1, 6-9 pm
Intuition Ale Works, 929 E. Bay St
j
ballotsandbrews.com
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go+do
WED/SEP 21
AVONDALE
Wino Wednesdays
With Goliath Flores. Free hookah with the
purchase of a bottle of discounted wines.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
Miss Sharon Jones
A year in the life of the popular funk/soul singer
who was trying to release an album while
battling pancreatic cancer. 93min.
In Order of Appearance
(2016) Introverted & hard-working snow plow
driver Nils has just been named Citizen of The
Year, when he receives news that his son has
died of a heroin overdose. Armed with heavy
machinery & a good dose of beginner’s luck,
Nils embarks upon a quest for revenge that
escalates into a full-blown underworld gang war.
R 115min.
Akira Kurosawa’s Ran:
New 4K Restoration
Ran is Japanese filmmakers Akira Kurosawa’s
reinterpretation of William Shakespeare’s
King Lear. The Lear counterpart is an elderly
16th-century warlord (Tatsuya Nakadai),
who announces that he’s about to divide his
kingdom equally among his three sons. R 160
min.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Game Night
Game room & The Shadows Theater open; $2
16oz PBR, $3 Fireball, wells/domestics.
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
One Off Wednesday
A new, limited-release beer is tapped & available
1 day only in the tap room.
5pm//Intuition Ale Works//720 King St//
Free
Trivia Night
Two rounds of competition with the first at 8pm;
the second begins at 9pm. Assemble a team &
play 1 or both. Rogue bucks to winning teams.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//King St//Free
entry
Jax Beer Week: What The Funk?
Celebration of the sour & funky side of craft beer.
6-9pm//Alewife Bottleshop & Tasting
Room//1035 Park St//Various
Running Club
Meet fellow joggers for a 5K or 10K, then take
$1 off all brews after your route.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 Post
St//Free
Wine Down Wednesday
$1 off all wine by the glass, $3 house wines, $5
off bottle wines.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 Post
St//Free
Hospital Happy Hour
Medical field workers enjoy Happy Hour prices.
7-11pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Post St//Free
BROOKLYN
Free Yoga
No experience necessary; mats provided.
6-7pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside Ave//
Free
Jax Beer Week: Ballast Point Tap
Takeover
Part of the Jax Beer Week activities.
6-9pm//Burrito Gallery//90 Riverside
Ave//Free entry
It’s Whimsical Women & Wine Time
An evening of fun, connection & play to inspire
women while enjoying (bottomless) wine &
activities. Ages 21+.
7:30-10pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//$25
where to explore
Come on inside and explore a world of pure imagination.
SWEET PETE’S Downtown is a 23,000-square-foot fully
functioning candy-making factory and one of the largest candy shops
in the United States. It features a retail shop as well as an event center
that offers space for children’s field trips, catered events and parties.
Find out how to make lollipops, taffy, chocolate pizza, soda pop
and more with hands-on interactive candy-making sessions.
Sweet Pete’s is run by a group of naturally fun people committed
to creating the Sweetest Destination on Earth. On top of that, it is
connected to the Candy Apple Café, a full-service restaurant and bar
that features a rooftop patio and dessert bar.
Sweet Pete’s
400 N. Hogan Street, (904) 376 7161, sweetpetescandy.com
Hours: Mon: 9am-4pm, Tue-Thu: 9am - 9pm, Fri-Sat: 9am - 10pm,
Sat: 9am-10pm, Sun: 10am-5pm
DOWNTOWN
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Blackjack
Double-down in the lounge. Win prizes, hone your
skills or learn to play. Your drink is your buy-in.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Bridging the Music Presents: Florida
Solo Artist Awards
Live music. All ages. Info: (303) 532-8890.
6pm//1904 Music Hall//19 N
Ocean//$11.75, $12 DOS
Whiskey Wednesdays
Food & whiskey drink specials. Live music:
Spade McQuade.
6-9pm//Fionn MacCool’s Irish
Restaurant and Pub//2 Independent
Dr//Walk-ins welcome
Hell Yeah
Live music: Groove Metal, Thrash Metal,
Speed Metal, Melodic Death Metal. With Act of
Defiance / New Day.
7pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent
Dr//$25, $30 DOS
Old School Trivia
Gift cards for 1st & 2nd place finishes. 2-for-1
cocktails, bucket beer specials, lite brites from
4-8pm.
7-10pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//Free entry
Karaoke & Poker
Your choice, or participate in both.
7:30pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
Trivia Night
$4 Sweetwater Brewing Pints.
8pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15 Ocean St//
Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Jax Beer Week: $5 Florida Drafts, Jax
Brewery Flights, Beer Cocktails &
Mash-In Ticket Raffle
Part of the Jax Beer Week activities.
11am-10pm//Kitchen on San
Marco//1402 San Marco Boulevard//
Various
Pilot Batch Wednesday
Every Wednesday the crew releases a new pilot
batch beer brewed in small batches.
5pm//Aardwolf Brewing Co.//1461
Hendricks Ave//Free
Wine Wednesdays
$20 All-You-Can-Drink select wines & hors
d’oeuvres. Wine & appetizer selections vary
weekly.
5-8pm//River City Brewing
Company//835 Museum Circle//Free
entry
Art League of Jacksonville Cartooning &
Illustration Classes
Students will learn about how to create
expressive figures & how to pose them from
different angles. Ages 11+.
6:30-8:30pm//Balis Community
Center//1513 LaSalle St//Rolling
registration; $80 for 6 sessions, or $60
for 4 sessions
Art League of Jacksonville Ceramics
Class
Students learn how to build ceramic sculpture,
hand-building with techniques in form & texture.
Ages 11+. $40 materials fee.
7pm//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for 6
sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
Cute Is What We Aim For
Live music: Pop Punk, Alternative Rock. With
Parkridge / Skyview.
7pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$20
THU/SEP 22
AVONDALE
Down & In
Deejay Comic spins, $2 Almaza, $3 Val Dieu
Blonde, $15 bottles of wine; 10% off for
checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
Thirsty Thursday
$1 Yuengling drafts, $1 glass of house LaTerre
wine.
11am-10pm//Al’s Pizza//1620 Margaret
St//Free
22 Too Many
An average of 22 veterans commit suicide each
day. This event is meant to raise awareness.
11:30am//Meet at Brew Five Points next
to Riverside Park//819 Park S//Free
Taco Thursday
Taco Happy Hour means a free taco with every
drink purchased from 5-7pm. Taco menu until
10pm.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
SUN-RAY CINEMA
Miss Sharon Jones
See listing Sep 21.
In Order of Disappearance
See listing Sep 21.
Akira Kurosawa’s Ran: 4K Restoration
See listing Sep 21.
A Clockwork Orange
(1971) Alex (Malcolm McDowell) & his ”Droogs”
spend their nights getting high at the Korova
Milkbar before embarking on “a little of the old
ultraviolence” while jauntily warbling “Singin’ in
the Rain.” R 137min.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Thirsty Thursday
$10 all-you-can-drink wells/domestic drafts
from 10pm-1am. Shows with rotating casts
at 10:30pm & midnight; talent contest during
second show. Amateur male strip contest at
1am.
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover 21+
Jax Beer Week: Cider & Cheese Pairing
A farmhouse cider & artisanal cheese pairing.
Ticketed event.
6-8pm//Alewife Bottleshop & Tasting
Room//1035 Park St//Various
Brewery Yoga
Yoga every Thursday; relax afterward in the tap
room.
6:30pm//Bold City Brewery//2670
Rosselle St #7//$5
Friend Speed Dating
Meet people who share at least one interest
with you - the library. If you like your “friend,”
swap digits. Or, move onto someone new. If you
don’t like anyone, don’t worry, there are books
upstairs to help you console yourself. Location:
Meeting Room.
7-8:30pm//Willowbranch Branch
Library//2875 Park St//Free
Thursday Game Night
Cards Against Humanity, Charades, Exploding
Kittens, Pictionary, beer bingo, trivia. Win prizes
& beer cash.
7-10pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//Free
Trivia Tonight
House cash to top 3 teams. Beer specials.
7:30-9:30pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Post St//Free
The Loft Thursdays
Indie-pop dance party. DJs Wes Reed, Josh
Kemp spin music videos. Kill the Keg: Free PBR
from 9:30-10:30pm.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
BROOKLYN
Y-Fit Boot Camp
Join the new Winston Family YMCA for a free
Y-Fit boot camp for this outdoor class. Bring
water & be prepared to sweat.
11am-Noon//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
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Free Yoga
No experience necessary; mats provided.
5:30-6:30pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
Jacksonville’s “Top to Bottom” Walking
Tour
Hear stories of the River City from the Great
Fire to the First Hollywood while gazing atop
the tallest building in the city & exploring secret
underground tunnels beneath Downtown. Tour
includes a look at the Jacksonville Symphony.
10-11:45am//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent Dr (meet at
escalators)//$20
JPL: Toastmasters
Bring your lunch & help build this new club
in a supportive learn-by-doing environment.
Location: Lounge.
Noon-1:30pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Thursday is the New Friday
DJ Hollywood spins ‘90s Rock with a little Nu
Disco.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Thursday Night Ladies Night
Ladies 18+ drink free from 8-10pm; $2 Ladies
Drinks with $1 upgrades from 10-closing; Ladies
in groups of 5 or more receive free VIP & a bottle
of champagne. $10 all-you-can-drink drafts
for everyone else. Crown & Down Happy Hour
6-10pm. Free line-dancing lessons 7-10pm.
Doors 6pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent
Dr//Free entry
Ramona Quimby Presents A Weekly
Live Music Showcase
Happy Hour from 4-9pm. Musical performers
begin 6-9pm. Register for 10% off food item:
bit.ly/2c5Ku1L.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Open-Mic Poetry
Followed by Comedy Hourglass at 9:30pm.
7pm//The Hourglass Pub//3435 Bay St//
Walk-ins welcome
The Elbow Social
DCL Thursday Takeover with “Smoke & Play.”
Old-school board games. Drink specials 5-8pm.
Specials for Downtown employees with valid
business card or ID badge (venue’s choice).
7-10pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//Free
Late Night Radio
Live music: Funk, Soul, Hip-Hop, Electronic,
Future Funk. With Flamingosis. All ages.
8pm//1904 Music Hall//19 N
Ocean//$10-$15
Slate & Second City present
Unelectable You
Evening of comedy, insight & topical musings.
8pm//Florida Theatre//128 E Forsyth
St//$39-$50
UNLEASH: The Weekly Dance Party
$3 drinks until 10pm; $4 drinks until 11pm; $5
drinks until Midnight. Guest/list: Free
entry 21+ from 9-11pm; $5 entry
for ladies 19-20 until 11pm;
General admission: $5 entry
for 21+ all night; $10 entry
for ladies 19-20 all night.
9pm//Myth NightClub
& Bar//333 E Bay St//
See above
SAN MARCO/
SOUTHBANK
Oktoberfest at
Aardwolf Brewing
Company
Stop by for the launch of their
Oktoberfest “Aartoberfest.” Try
one of 4 Gose-style brews & enter
to win logoed steins. Info: aardwolfbrewing.
com/home
TBA//Aardwolf Brewing Company//1461
Hendricks Ave//Various
Jax Beer Week: $5 Florida Drafts, Jax
Brewery Flights, Beer Cocktails & Mash
In Ticket Raffle
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OCTOBERFEST AT ARDWOLF BREWING CO • TBA
Part of the Jax Beer Week activities.
11am-10pm//Kitchen on San
Marco//1402 San Marco Boulevard//
Various
Jax Beer Week: Intuition Ale Works Tap
Spotlight
Join the Intuition Ale Works crew for several
Barrel-Aged beers & BBQ.
5-9pm//Kitchen on San Marco//1402
San Marco Boulevard//Various
Jax Beer Week: Founders Tap Spotlight
Part of the Jax Beer Week activities.
5:30-8pm//Beer: 30 San Marco//1543
San Marco Boulevard//Various
Trivia Night
Live music: Jazz, Blues.
7pm//The Parlour//2000 San Marco
Blvd//Free
Pride and Prejudice
All of the wit & romance of Jane Austen’s classic
1813 novel come to life in this adaptation.
7:30pm//Theater Jacksonville//2032 San
Marco Blvd//Various
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music: Open mic night headliner: Kalani
Rose. Board St. Johns River Taxi at Friendship
Park. Rain or shine. Advance purchase. No
coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
FRI/SEP 23
AVONDALE
Cabaret Belly Dancing
Traditional Middle Eastern belly-dancing; 10%
off for checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent Seven
(2016) With the town of Rose Creek under the
deadly control of industrialist Bartholomew
Bogue, the desperate townspeople employ
protection from seven men who are outlaws,
bounty hunters, gamblers & hired guns. PG-13.
133min.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Flesh Friday
$3 SKKY Vodka & Flavors, $4 Fireball Shots
(10pm-2am); DJ Timmy; Shows (10:30pm &
midnight) hosted by Dee Ranged; AJ Neaher /
Stephen Choate live at 9:30pm.
Happy Hour 2-10pm//The Metro
Entertainment Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//No cover 21+ before 9pm
All-U-Can-Drink & Eat
All-you-can-eat charcuterie, fromage & hors
d’oeuvrs. All-you-can-drink craft beer on tap.
Wine by the glass.
5-7pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//$25
Jax Beer Week: Think Local, Drink
Local
Local tap takeover & game night with
Rethreaded pop-up shop.
7-11pm//Alewife Bottleshop & Tasting
Room//1035 Park St//Various
Josh Kemp
Music: DJ spins the ‘80s, ‘90s
& current hits.
8pm-2am//The
Loft//925 King St//
Free to enter
A Night of Comedy
Bob, the Drag Queen, will
perform in 3 shows with
Dee Ranged & MNCQ
2016 Anita Waistline.
Shows 9:30pm,
11pm, 12:30am//The
Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//Free
BROOKLYN
WJCT After Hours: Thank You Concert
Music from WJCT 89.8FM After Hours
programs, featuring local bands Billy & Bella /
Complicated Animals / Madison Carr / Spice &
the Po Boys / Mama Blue / Mike Shackelford /
Junco Royals.
7-10pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
Neighborhood LIFT
Information on how to become a homeowner.
See if you qualify for down-payment assistance
to buy a home up to $7,5000, based on the
amount you’re able to contribute. Registration:
wellsfargo.com/lift
10am-7pm//Prime Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water St//Walk-ins
welcome
Frontline Families
An AmeriCorps program implemented by Points
of Light, to engage veterans, service members
& their families to lead volunteer efforts that will
address pressing issues within the community.
Eight-week training in project management,
fundraising, volunteer recruitment & evaluation.
Apply: bit.ly/1MTMlX7.
3:30pm//Jessie Ball DuPont Center//40
E Adams St//Free
Magic Class
Learn to perform tricks that will wow family
& friends. Class with Michael Chrosniak of
Crossroad Magic.
4-5pm//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells. Variety of
drinks & food.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
THE Friday Night Party
Various DJs spin a danceable mix of indie,
throwback rock & fun jams. Specials vary.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Mad Cowford Improv Comedy
Laughs begin at 7:30pm; Bay Street Jam
Sessions at 9:30pm. Ladies Night; ladies drink
$1 wine from 7-10pm.
4pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
Dinner on the Diamond with Legends
Join Hall of Famers Andre Dawson & Ferguson
Jenkins, future Hall of Famer Chipper Jones &
former Major League All Stars Vince Coleman,
Amos Otis, Willie Wilson, Frank White, Jim
“Mudcat” Grant for an evening of baseball
excitement. Other guests are Sarah Burns &
David McMahon, who wrote & produced “Jackie
Robinson,” the Ken Burns documentary that aired
in April on PBS. This fundraising event is for Big
Brothers and Big Sisters. Funds raised will benefit
Big Brothers Big Sisters & purchase baseball
equipment for inner city kids. Reception begins at
5:30pm, Dinner: 6:15. Program: 7-9pm.
5:30-9pm//Baseball Grounds of
Jacksonville//301 A Philip Randolph
Blvd//$200
Fries With That Wine
Voted 2015 Bold City Best Local Charity Event.
A VIP section has been added to provide an
extensive food & wine-pairing experience. The
VIP section will welcome guests at 5pm to
sample premier wines & special culinary treats.
Info: (904) 356-4517. Location: East US Assure
Club.
6pm//EverBank Field//1 EverBank Field
Dr//$45-$75
Analog Photography in a Digital World
Patrons’ Preview
Be the first to view this “Retro-spective.”
Sip specialty cocktails, taste inventive hors
d’oeuvres, & mingle with art lovers. Members
only. Registration: bit.ly/2cHJyAf.
6pm/MOCA Jacksonville//33 N Laura
St//Free
Hundreth
Live music: Melodic Hardcore, Pop Punk, Punk
Rock. With Trophy Eyes. All ages.
Doors 7pm, Show 7:30pm//1904 Music
Hall//19 N Ocean//$12
Friday Night Live Festival
Family friendly event uniting cultures through
music, arts & community with a music
competition, live art display, silent auction.
Auction benefits Yoga 4 Change, a non-profit that
uses teachings & practices of yoga to transform
the lives of veterans, incarcerated individuals,
youth & those who suffer from substance abuse.
Donations: marketing@madfab-media.com.
7-10pm//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
IL Divo
Live music: Multinational classical crossover
vocal group.
8pm//Florida Theatre//128 E Forsyth
St//$106-$2,000
Jazz Discovery Series: Sofija Knezevic
Live music: Jazz.
8pm//Ritz Theatre//829 N Davis St//$24-
$29
Spade McQuade
Live music.
8pm//Fionn MacCool’s Irish Restaurant
and Pub//2 Independent Dr//Walk-ins
welcome
Hard 2 Handle
Live music on the Coca-Cola Riverfront Stage.
8pm-1am//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
VICE Fridays
Vegas-style experience. DJ’s, entertainers &
dancers. Strict dress code.
8pm-2am//Myth NightClub & Bar//333
E Bay St//Free entry before 11pm,
General $5
Friday Night Groove
Old school, neo soul, R&B, Hip Hop with
cocktails, champagne, wine, cigar, champagne
pairing & hookah. Dress: Grown & sexy.
9pm-2am//Downtown Cigar Lounge
Jax//11 N Ocean St//Free entry
Hourglass after Dark Presents…
Late night variety show.
9:30pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
$5 Fridays
Reduced admission & 3 extra hours to explore.
10am-8pm//MOSH//1025 Museum
Circle//$5
Jax Beer Week: $5 Florida Drafts, Jax
Brewery Flights, Beer Cocktails &
Mash-In Ticket Raffle
Part of the Jax Beer Week activities.
11am-10pm//Kitchen on San
Marco//1402 San Marco Boulevard//
Various
Jax Beer Week: M.I.A. Brewing Tap
Spotlight
Part of the Jax Beer Week activities.
5:30-8pm//Beer: 30 San Marco//1543
San Marco Boulevard//Various
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music: Stephen Quinn. Board the St. Johns
River Taxi rain or shine. Advance purchase. No
coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Pride and Prejudice
All of the wit & romance of Jane Austen’s classic
1813 novel come to life in this adaptation.
7:30pm//Theater Jacksonville//2032 San
Marco Blvd//Various
Breaking Through / Dash Ten
Live music: Rock, Punk. With The Gumps / Eli
The Poet.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$8, $10 DOS
SAT/SEP 24
MURRAY HILL
The Mars Hill Band
Live music: From R&B to 80s/90s Pop, Rock.
With GFM / Meagan McCloud. All ages.
Doors 6:30pm, Show 7-11pm//Murray
Hill Theatre//932 Edgewood Ave S//$6
(group), $8 (advanced), $10 (DOS)
AVONDALE
Cabaret Belly Dancing
Traditional Middle Eastern belly-dancing; 10% off
for checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent Seven
See listing Sept 23.
Time Bandits
(1981) Young history buff Kevin (Craig Warnock)
can scarcely believe it when six dwarfs emerge
from his closet one night. Former employees of

the Supreme Being (Ralph Richardson), they’ve
purloined a map charting all of the holes in the
fabric of time & are using it to steal treasures
from different historical eras. PG 116min.
Phantasm (Remastered)
(2016) Two men (Reggie Bannister, A.
Michael Baldwin) join forces to defeat the evil,
dimensional-hopping Tall Man (Angus Scrimm).
Part of Art House Theater Day. R 96 min.
2001: A Space Odyssey
(1968) When Dr. Dave Bowman (Keir Dullea)
& other astronauts are sent on a mysterious
mission, their ship’s computer system HAL,
begins to display increasingly strange behavior.
G. 161min.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
RAM Morning Yoga
Yoga with Marcy Knight
9-10am//Riverside Art Market River
Stage// Under the Fuller Warren Bridge//
Free
Riverside Arts Market
Arts & crafts, fresh vegetables & produce, food
vendors & live entertainment.
10am-4pm//Riverside Art Market//
Under the Fuller Warren Bridge//Free
Saturday Groove
Happy Hour 2-8pm. Shows at 9:30&11pm
& 12:30am with a rotating cast. AJ Neaher /
Stephen Choate live at 9:30pm. Disco, game
room, Rainbow Room, The Shadows Theater,
tiki/patio open. Session 10pm-2:30am.
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//
No cover 21+ before 9pm (except for
special events)
DJ Wes Reed
Music: DJ spins party anthems.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
DOWNTOWN
Strut Your Mutt This
September & Save A Life
Best Friends Animal
Society’s fundraising event.
Annual charity poochwalking
event to raise
money toward saving
the lives of homeless
pets in the community.
Interactive games &
activities. Registration:
support.bestfriends.org.
8am//Metropolitan
Park//1410 Gator Bowl
Blvd//$25-$35
Rustapalooza Vintage Markets
Vintage vendors from around the Southeast.
Early pickin’ 8-10am: $5, General admission
10am-5pm: $5. Free parking. Info: bit.
ly/2cakRxC.
8am-5pm//Jacksonville
Fairgrounds//510 Fairgrounds Pl//$5-
$10
Neighborhood LIFT
Information on how to become a homeowner.
See if you qualify for down-payment assistance
to buy a home up to $7,5000, based on the
amount you’re able to contribute. Registration:
STRUT YOUR MUTT THIS SEPTEMBER AND SAVE A LIFE • 8AM •
wellsfargo.com/lift
10am-7pm//Prime Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water St//Walk-ins
welcome
Wine Women & Shoes
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Florida
fundraising feast for the senses, incorporating
unlimited wine & champagne samples, lunch,
chocolates, boutique shopping, live & silent
auctions, raffles & a fashion show. For more info:
bbbsnefl.org.
11am//Jessie Ball DuPont Center//40 E
Adams St//$150
DJ NICKFresh
Digital mixology at its finest. Specials vary.
6pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Paint Nite
Grab some friends & paint. Arrive 30 minutes
early to secure seats together & enjoy
your dinner. Not BYOB. Coupon code:
DOWNTOWN20 takes $20 off each ticket.
6-8pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//$45
Stick To Your Guns
Live music: Hardcore Punk, Metalcore, Nu
Metal. With Stray From The Path / Expire /
Knocked Loose. All ages.
Doors 6:30pm, Show 7pm//1904 Music
Hall//19 N Ocean//$16
Jacksonville Armada FC v Rayo OKC
For tickets & promotional offers call
1-844-2-ARMADA.
7pm//Baseball Grounds of
Jacksonville//301 A Philip Randolph
Blvd//Various
Bud Lights Up the Landing
Fireworks, local bands, drinks & food.
8pm-1am//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
Brett Foster Band
Live music: Country, Rock.
8pm//Fionn MacCool’s Irish
Restaurant and Pub//2
Independent Dr//Walkins
welcome
Sanctuary Saturdays
Open format of Top-40,
EDM, & Indie in the main
room. Best in House,
Tech House & Techno on
the terrace. Guest DJ’s,
performers & dancers.
8pm-2am//Myth
NightClub & Bar//333 E
Bay St//$5-$500
DCL VIBE Saturday Night
Sounds by Brooklyn Mike. Cigars,
cocktails, hookah.
9pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge Jax//11
N Ocean St//Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
St. Johns River Taxi: Jacksonville Zoo
Cruise Tours
Take a 45-minute guided cruise to the zoo &
spend the day enjoying animals from around
the world. Return set for 3:45pm for 4:30pm
arrival. Reservations required. Tickets include
zoo admission.
10am//Friendship Fountain Park//1015
Museum Circle//$40 adult, $30 youth
12 & under
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music. Board the St. Johns River Taxi rain
or shine. Advance purchase. No coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Pride and Prejudice
All of the wit & romance of Jane Austen’s classic
1813 novel come to life in this adaptation.
8pm//Theater Jacksonville//2032 San
Marco Blvd//Various
John Brown’s Body
Live music: Reggae, Dub. With The Ellameno
Beat / Citizen Selecta.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$15
SUN/SEP 25
AVONDALE
Service Industry Sundays
Live music: Vonn Barlow Trio.
9pm//The Casbah
Café//3628 St Johns
Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent
Seven
See listing Sept 23.
A Clockwork Orange
See listing Sept 22.
Check listings//Sun-
Ray Cinema//1029 Park
St//$9.50 adults, $5.50
children, $8 students/
military
RIVERSIDE
Sunday Funday
Early opening with great eats & drinks.
11am-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
Sunday Funday
Bottomless Mimosas & Beermosas for $10. $5
Creole French Toast & Happy Hour all day.
Noon-6pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//
Free entry
Lifting Voices With The Ritz Chamber
Players
Sunday Classical Concert. Music from African
American composers performed by North
Florida musicians. Registration required: (904)
899-6038.
1:30pm//Cummer Museum//829
Riverside Ave//Free with museum
admission
Service Industry Night
If you are in the industry, get a free shot of Four
Roses Whiskey & 5 rings for ring toss, each with
a chance to win more shots.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
Ping-Pong Tournament
Show off your skills & win house cash.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 Post
St//Free
Mr. & Miss Riot Comedy Pageant 2016
Categories: Presentation, Talent (7 min max),
BALTIMORE RAVENS V JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS • 1PM
Evening gown. Winner chosen by audience
votes. Contestant entry: $40. Registration: (904)
388-8719.
8pm//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//$5
Karaoke
With Rob Session; Game Room & The Shadows
Theater open.
10pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
DOWNTOWN
Waterfront Yoga
Bring yoga mat, water & towel. Classes, 60-
75min., for all levels. Ages 10+.
9am//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//$5 per person (cash
only)
Baltimore Ravens v Jacksonville
Jaguars
After a season-opening loss to Green Bay & a
trip to San Diego, the Jaguars return home.
1pm//EverBank Field//1
Everbank Field Dr//Various
Heartfulness Meditation
Indrani Sindhuvalli will guide
this meditation workshop.
Learn to relax, integrate
your inner & outer
lives, & enter a state of
peacefulness. Location:
Conference Room.
3-4pm//Jacksonville
Main Library//303 N
Laura St//Free
Death Angel
Live music: Trash Metal, Funk
Metal, Horror Punk, Heavy Metal.
With Michale Graves. All ages.
Doors 4pm, Show 4:30pm//1904 Music
Hall//19 N Ocean//$15-$20
Caribbean Sundaze
Live music from the islands on the Coca-Cola
Riverfront Stage.
4-9pm//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr W//Free
River Taxi to EverBank Field
Designated St. Johns River Taxi stops for the
Jaguars game against the Baltimore Ravens
will begin operating at least three hours before
the game & will continue at least three hours
after the game. (Runs every 20 minutes). Other
pick up locations include: Doubletree Hotel,
Lexington Hotel & Jacksonville Landing. No
round-trip tickets available. There are 4 water
taxis for the regular-season games. Live music:
Kalani Rose & Stephen Quinn.
9am//Friendship Fountain Park//1015
Museum Circle//$5 each way
The Great Unwind Hangout
Prepare for Monday with $4 bomb shots, $3
drafts.
6pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Cherub
Live music: Electro- Indie, Electro Pop. With
Frenship / Boo Seeka. Online ticket purchase
includes a digital download of Cherub’s
upcoming album.
7pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent
Dr//$17
LUXdrybar brings high end styling services to Jacksonville
in a friendly, two chair studio space. Get the glam without the pretense! When you
enter, a professional stylist greets you for a consultation and offers you a beverage.
Your service begins with a relaxing 5 minute scalp massage, a luxurious shampoo,
and a conditioning treatment using Olaplex products. Sip a coffee or Bellini while
flipping through a magazine, plug your complimentary earbuds into one of our salon
iPads, and destress while your stylist transforms your hair. Our goal is your
complete relaxation and incredible style every time!
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Sunday Night Football: You Pick’em, We
Pour ‘em
Watch the game on a 15-ft HD big screen. Buy
your first beer to enter the tournament & choose
your team. Winning team gets a free beer on
the house at every quarter. Special food menu.
Register to receive 10% off first food item: bit.
ly/2bEgqNy.
7pm//Myth NightClub & Bar//333 E Bay
St//Free
Southern Fried Sunday
Potluck supper (no charge, just bring something
to share), laid back karaoke with royal karaoke.
Discounts for service industry workers.
8pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Free
FACT: Your Monday Mornings Will Never
be the Same
Terrace party. Whether you are a full-on dance
floor demon or a novice, drop by after the
Jaguars’ game. Ages 19+.
9pm-2am//Myth NightClub & Bar//333 E
Bay St//Free- $5
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
St. Johns River Taxi: Jacksonville Zoo
Cruise Tours
Take a 45-minute guided cruise to the zoo &
spend the day enjoying animals from around
the world. Return set for 3:45pm for 4:30pm
arrival. Reservations required. Tickets include
zoo admission.
10am//Friendship Fountain Park//1015
Museum Circle//$40 adult, $30 youth 12
& under
Pride and Prejudice
All of the wit & romance of Jane Austen’s classic
1813 novel come to life in this adaptation.
2pm//Theater Jacksonville//2032 San
Marco Blvd//Various
Sunday Fun-Day
Live music. Limited menu from 4-7pm; full bar
until 8pm.
4-8pm//River City Brewing
Company//835 Museum Circle//Free
entry
Killing Grace
Live music: Rock, Punk. With Divided We Stand.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$8, $10 DOS
MON/SEP 26
MURRAY HILL
Running Club
Fun 5K around historic Avondale. All levels
welcomed to run, jog or walk. Arrive 30 min
early.
7pm//Magnolia’s Pub//1190 Edgewood
Ave S//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent Seven
See listing Sept 23.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Pour Club Double Points Night
Pour Club members earn double points for every
beer purchased until closing.
7pm-2am//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Post St//Free
Karaoke
With Rob Session; Game Room & The Shadows
Theater open.
10pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
BROOKLYN
Y-Fit Boot Camp
Join the new Winston Family YMCA for a free
Y-Fit boot camp for this outdoor class. Bring
water & be prepared to sweat.
11am-Noon//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
Jax Innovation Nights
Provides local entrepreneurs, innovators &
emerging leaders with weekly education &
mentorship to accelerate the local innovation &
startup community.
6-9pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside Ave//
Free
where to brunch
bb’s is an upscale, high-volume restaurant in San Marco serving
daily specials and a variety of dishes from sandwiches and salads to
fresh seafood and specialty meats.
For brunch the menu highlights everything from Bananas Foster
French Toast, Skirt Steak and Eggs, Crabcake Benedict, to even a
breakfast pizza. Try the Po’ boy Omelette — crispy oysters, citrus
remoulade, chi onade romaine, all topped with a house-made salsa.
You’ll find deals on Mimosas, Sangria and Bloody Mary’s, the
latter of which may be one of the best in town.
bb’s restaurant and bar
1019 Hendricks Avenue, (904) 306-0100, bbsrestaurant.com
Saturday brunch: 11am-2pm
DOWNTOWN
Gaming Afternoons
PS4, Wii & old school board games. Location:
Teen Room.
4-5pm//Jacksonville Main Library//303 N
Laura St//Free
Rock ‘n’ Roll Karaoke
Be a rock star, or just point & laugh at 9pm. With
DJ Randall.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
YMCA Gen ALL Premier Party
Video premier of Gen-All video project that
captured a glimpse of individuals’ perspectives
on aging from 8-98. Afterward, attend an
session about how the community grows from
the enrichment of all ages & how individuals can
change society’s view on aging. Hors d’oeuvres.
Info: (904) 265-1770.
6-8pm//Jessie Ball DuPont Center//40 E
Adams St//Free
Monday Night Funk Jam
$2 drafts & $5 Mac-N-Chz.
9pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15 Ocean St//
Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Art League of Jacksonville Ceramics
Class
Learn to build ceramic sculptures & handbuilding
with techniques in form & texture. Ages
11 & above. $40 materials fee.
6-8pm//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for 6
sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
Shaman’s Harvest
Live music: Alternative Metal, Post-Grunge, Hard
Rock. With Failure Anthem / Ghostwitch.
6:30pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$20, $25 DOS
TUE/SEP 27
MURRAY HILL
Military Tuesday
Active duty military members
receive first drink (up to $10)
on the house with a meal
purchase.
3-11pm//Magnolia’s
Pub//1190 Edgewood
Ave S//Free
AVONDALE
Tuesday Boozeday –
Ladies Night
Happy Hour prices &
champagne specials all night
for the ladies.
9pm-2am//The Casbah
Café//3628 St Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent Seven
See listing Sept 23.
Barry Lyndon
(1975) How does an Irish lad without prospects
become part of 18th-century English nobility?
For Barry Lyndon (Ryan O’Neal) the answer is:
any way he can. PG. 203min.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Trivia Night Live
Drink & think with friends from 8-10pm. Garage
Bucks for winning teams: 1st place $75, 2nd
place $30, 3rd place $20, 4th place $10. Free
to play.
3pm-3am//The Garage//2692 Post St//
Free entry
Florida Blue Free Tuesdays
Free admission to the galleries & gardens.
4-9pm//Cummer Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//Free
Tapas Tuesday
At the Cummer Café. Reservations: (904)
899-6022.
5-7:30pm//Cummer Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//Free
Blackjack on the Rocks
Get lucky every Tuesday at the Blackjack table
@ 10pm.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
Karaoke
With Tim; Game Room & The Shadows Theater
open.
10pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
BROOKLYN
Free Yoga
No experience necessary; mats provided.
5:30-6:30pm//Unity Plaza//220
Riverside Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
Jacksonville’s “Top to Bottom” Walking
Tour
Hear stories of the River City from the Great
Fire to the First Hollywood while gazing atop
the tallest building in the city & exploring secret
underground tunnels beneath Downtown. Tour
includes a look at the Florida Theatre.
10-11:45am//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent Dr (meet at
escalators)//$20
Toddler Tuesday
Art activities, playtime, story time, games
& outdoor activities in the Kids Zone every
Tuesday. All ages welcome.
11am//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Game Night
Free poker, pool & arcade beginning at 7pm.
4pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
Trivia Night
With DJ Scott Young. Win a bar tab & some
swag. Late Night Happy Hour, 11pm-1am.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
#ADULTING • 4-5PM
#Adulting
Six-week workshop series for
young adults (15-24).What
you’ll need to know to be a
successful adult. Week 1:
Resume writing. Attend at
least 3 classes to be able
to attend the “Adulting
Pizza Party.” Location:
Teen Study Room. Info:
(904) 630-0673.
4-5pm//Jacksonville
Main Library//303 N
Laura St//Free
Anti-Workshop: Writing
Practices for Teens
This is a class on the writing practice.
The goal is to teach the discipline that goes into
successful writing & art, & to spark a love for the
practice in addition to a love for the art itself. All
levels welcome. Location: Makerspace.
5-6pm//Jacksonville Main Library//303
N Laura St//Free
Trivia Night
First place: $20 cash, 2nd : 2 free drinks, 3rd: 1
free drink. $3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select
craft cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
6-10pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay
St//Free
Open Mic Stand-Up Comedy
$3 Craft Beer specials.
9pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15 Ocean St//
Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Art League of Jacksonville
Observational Drawing Classes
Students will learn how to improvise by drawing
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from observation in a representational manner.
Sighting & measuring techniques. Emphasis on
learning to draw using different media. Ages 10+.
3-5pm//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for 6
sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
Reno Divorce
Live music: Punk Rock, Cowpunk. With N.W.
Izzard.
7pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$8, $10 DOS
WED/SEP 28
MURRAY HILL
Hispanic Heritage Month
Movie: “Spare Parts.” Location: Meeting Room.
6-8pm//Murray Hill Branch Library//918
Edgewood Ave S//Free
AVONDALE
Wino Wednesdays
With Goliath Flores. Free hookah with the
purchase of a bottle of discounted wines.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent Seven
See listing Sept 23.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Art Fundamentals: Acrylic Painting
Introduction to painting. Learn composition for
landscape & still life, color theory & techniques
in acrylic. Supplies are not included. Ages 16+.
Registration required: (904) 355-0630.
1-4:30pm//Cummer Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//Members
$170, Non-Members $190
Game Night
Game room & The Shadows Theater Open; $2
16oz PBR, $3 Fireball, wells/domestics.
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
Trivia Night Live
Drink & think with friends from 8-10pm. Garage
Bucks for winning teams: 1st place $75, 2nd
place $30, 3rd place $20, 4th place $10. Free
to play.
3pm-3am//The Garage//2692 Post St//
Free entry
One Off Wednesday
A new, limited-release beer is tapped & available
for 1 day only in the tap room.
5pm//Intuition Ale Works//720 King St//
Free
Trivia Night
Two rounds of competition with the first at 8pm;
the second starts at 9pm. Assemble a team &
play 1 round or both. Free to play. Rogue bucks
to winning teams.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//King St//Free
entry
Running Club
Meet fellow joggers for a 5K or 10K, then take
$1 off all brews after your route.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 Post
St//Free
Blackjack
Double-down in the lounge. Win prizes, hone
your skills or learn to play. Your drink is your
buy-in.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Adult Coloring Program
Relax & recharge while expressing your creativity
with coloring books. Supplies are provided & all
are welcome. Location: Makerspace.
5:30-6:30pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Whiskey Wednesdays
Food & whiskey drink specials. Live music:
Spade McQuade.
6-9pm//Fionn MacCool’s Irish
Restaurant and Pub//2 Independent
Dr//Walk-ins welcome
Jacksonville Armada FC v FC Edmonton
For tickets & promotional offers call
1-844-2-ARMADA.
6:30//Baseball Grounds of
Jacksonville//301 A Philip Randolph
Blvd//Various
Old School Trivia
Gift cards for 1st & 2nd place finishers. 2-for-1
cocktails, bucket beer specials, lite brites from
4-8pm.
7-10pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//Walk-ins welcome
Karaoke & Poker
Your choice, or participate in both.
7:30pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
Trivia Night
$4 Sweetwater Brewing Pints.
8pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15 Ocean St//
Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Pilot Batch Wednesday
Every Wednesday the crew at Aardwolf releases
a new pilot batch beer brewed in small batches.
5pm//Aardwolf Brewing Co.//1461
Hendricks Ave//Free
Wine Wednesdays
$20 All-You-Can-Drink select wines & hors
d’oeuvres. Wine & appetizer selections vary
weekly.
5-8pm//River City Brewing
Company//835 Museum Circle//Free
entry
Art League of Jacksonville Cartooning &
Illustration Classes
Students will learn about how to create
expressive figures & how to pose them from
different angles. Ages 11 & above.
6:30-8:30pm//Balis Community
Center//1513 LaSalle St//Rolling
registration; $80 for 6 sessions, or $60
for 4 sessions
Art League of Jacksonville Ceramics
Class
Students will learn about ceramics. Ages 11 &
above.
7pm//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for 6
sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
Black Uhuru
Live music: Reggae, Dub.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$15, $20 DOS
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
Thirsty Thursday
$1 Yuengling drafts $ $1 glass of house LaTerre
wine.
11am-10pm//Al’s Pizza//1620 Margaret
St//Free
Taco Thursday
Taco Happy Hour means a free taco with every
drink purchased from 5-7pm. Taco menu
available until 10pm.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
The Loft Thursdays
Indie-pop dance party. DJs Wes Reed, Josh
Kemp spin music videos. Kill the Keg: Free PBR
from 9:30-10:30pm.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
RIVERSIDE
Thirsty Thursday
$10 all-you-can-drink wells/domestic drafts
from 10pm-1am. Shows with rotating casts
at 10:30pm & midnight; talent contest during
second show. Amateur male strip contest at
1am.
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover 21+
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Thursday is the New Friday
DJ Hollywood spins ‘90s Rock with a little Nu
Disco.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Board Game Night
Bring your own family friendly games or play
those provided. All ages. Location: Meeting
Room.
6-8pm//Willowbranch Branch
Library//2875 Park St//Free
Brewery Yoga
Yoga every Thursday; relax afterward in the tap
room.
6:30pm//Bold City Brewery//2670
Rosselle St #7//$5
Thursday Game Night
Cards Against Humanity, Charades, Exploding
Kittens, Pictionary, beer bingo, trivia. Win prizes
& beer cash.
7-10pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//Free
Trivia Tonight
House cash to top 3 teams. Beer specials.
7:30-9:30pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Post St//Free
The Loft Thursdays
Indie-pop dance party. DJs Wes Reed, Josh
Kemp spin music videos. Kill the Keg: Free PBR
from 9:30-10:30pm. Register online or email
names to loftlist@gmail.com before 8pm the
night of the event.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
BROOKLYN
Y-Fit Boot Camp
Join the new Winston Family YMCA for a free
Y-Fit boot camp for this outdoor class. Bring
water & be prepared to sweat.
11am-Noon//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
Free Yoga
No experience necessary; mats provided.
5:30-6:30pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
Jacksonville’s “Top to Bottom” Walking
Tour
Hear stories of the River City from the Great
Fire to the First Hollywood while gazing atop
the tallest building in the city & exploring secret
underground tunnels beneath Downtown. Tour
includes a look at the Jacksonville Symphony.
10-11:45am//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent Dr (meet at
escalators)//$20
Jacksonville Home + Patio Show
Find fresh ideas for your home & outdoor
Wine Tasting
Discussion for all level of wine drinkers, plus $1
off all wine by the glass.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 Post
St//Free
Hospital Happy Hour
Medical field workers enjoy Happy Hour prices.
7-11pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Post St//Free
BROOKLYN
Free Yoga
No experience necessary; mats provided.
6-7pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside Ave//
Free
DOWNTOWN
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells. Wide
variety of drinks & food.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
THU/SEP 29
AVONDALE
Down & In
Deejay Comic spins, $2 Almaza, $3 Val Dieu
Blonde, $15 bottles of wine; 10% off for
checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent Seven
See listing Sept 23.
Full Metal Jacket
(1987) Stanley Kubrick’s take on the Vietnam
War follows smart-aleck Private Davis (Matthew
Modine), quickly christened “Joker” by his foulmouthed
drill sergeant (R. Lee Ermey), & pudgy
Private Lawrence (Vincent D’Onofrio), nicknamed
“Gomer Pyle,” as they endure the rigors of basic
training. R. 118min.
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projects for 250+ experts in remodeling, kitchen,
bath, décor, flooring.
11am-9pm//Prime Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water St//$11 Adults (13+),
$5 (children 6-12), $5 Seniors (60+) Thu
only, Veterans free
Ramona Quimby Presents A Weekly Live
Music Showcase
Happy Hour from 4-9pm. Musical performers
begin 6-9pm. Register for 10% off food item: bit.
ly/2c5Ku1L.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Trivia Night
Win a bar tab, some swag & some self-respect.
With DJ Brandon. Special guest DJ LA is known
to make an appearance.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
The Korman Mural Unveiling &
Reception
Unveiling in Children’s Department & reception in
courtyard. Location: Lovett Courtyard.
5-7pm//Jacksonville Main Library//303 N
Laura St//Free
Hemming Park Beer Garden
Paired with food trucks, local bands, Jaxson’s
Night Market & Jacksonville Jaguars Experience.
5-8pm//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
Transformations: It Takes A Village
Annual Sulzbacher Center program that
celebrates individuals & families who overcame
the despair of homelessness to achieve selfsufficiency
to secure permanent homes. Hors
d’oeuvres, beverages, live music, silent auction,
dessert reception at 8pm. Info: bit.ly/1suwvYf.
5:30//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//$50 general; $400 2 tickets & VIP
seating; $1,000 4 tickets & VIP seating;
with more levels
Thursday Night Ladies Night
Ladies 18+ drink free from 8-10pm; $2 Ladies
Drinks with $1 upgrades from 10-closing; Ladies
in groups of 5 or more receive free VIP & a bottle
of champagne. $10 all-you-can-drink drafts
for everyone else. Crown & Down Happy Hour
6-10pm. Free line-dancing lessons 7-10pm.
Doors 6pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent
Dr//Free entry
MOCA Draw & Drink
View Ethan Murrow’s Project Atrium drawing
“Plethora” & sketch your own work. Drinks & bar
bites available at Nola Moca.
6pm/MOCA Jacksonville//33 N Laura
St//$5 (ticket provides first drink & a
Sharpie marker used on Plethora)
Open-Mic Poetry
Followed by Comedy Hourglass at 9:30pm.
7pm//The Hourglass Pub//3435 Bay St//
Walk-ins welcome
The Elbow Social
DCL Thursday Takeover with “Smoke & Play.”
Old-school board games. Drink specials 5-8pm.
Specials for Downtown employees with valid
business card or ID badge (venue’s choice).
7-10pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//Free
New Kingston
Live music: Reggae, Reggae Rock. With
SensaMotion. All ages.
Doors 7:30pm, Show 8pm//1904 Music
Hall//19 N Ocean//$12-$15
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
MOSH After Dark
Join the Planetarium as they guide adults through
a live multimedia performance that captures 75
years of progress in space science & beyond.
High-definition video, state-of-the-art projection
system, paired with lasers & concert sound. Ages
18+. Program: 6:30pm.
6-9pm//MOSH//1025 Museum Circle//GA
$10, MOSH members $8
Trivia Night
Live music: Jazz, Blues.
7pm//The Parlour//2000 San Marco
Blvd//Free
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music: Open-mic night headliner: Kalani
Rose. Board St. Johns River Taxi at Friendship
Park. Rain or shine. Advance purchase. No
coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Pride and Prejudice
All of the wit & romance of Jane Austen’s classic
1813 novel come to life in this adaptation.
7:30pm//Theater Jacksonville//2032 San
Marco Blvd//Various
FRI/SEP 30
MURRAY HILL
Banned Books & Censored Drinks
Discuss banned & challenged books while
sipping homemade drinks. Ages 13-18.
Location: Meeting Room.
3-4pm//Murray Hill Branch
Library//918 Edgewood Ave
S//Free
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where to laugh
“There were years when I was a beer and tequila guy, then I got
real fat. And then I found that you could actually go on a diet and
drink scotch. Then I got hooked on scotch, and if you get hooked on
scotch, then everything else just tastes wrong.”
RON “TATER SALAD” WHITE brings such musings and
wisdom back to Jacksonville with a new stand-up show. The “Blue
Collar Comedy” tour phenomenon, of which he was a charter
member, brought White to the forefront of comedy and made him a
worldwide star.
Three Grammy nominations, a Gold Record, two of the top rated
one-hour specials in Comedy Central history, a New York Times bestselling
author who also happens to have CD and DVD sales of more
than 10 million units.
Not a bad resume, huh?
No ‘coupins’ available for this show that is for mature audiences.
Ron White Live
Times Union Center for the Performing Arts, 300 Water St
Sat, Oct 1, 2016 / 7 pm
Tickets: $47.75 & $57.75
AVONDALE
Cabaret Belly Dancing
Traditional Middle Eastern
belly-dancing; 10% off for
checking in.
9pm-2am//The
Casbah Café//3628
St Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent Seven
See listing Sept 23.
Check listings//Sun-Ray
Cinema//1029 Park St//$9.50
adults, $5.50 children, $8 students/
military
RIVERSIDE
All-U-Can-Drink & Eat
NO MORE HOMELESS PETS • 10AM-6PM • SEP 30-OCT 2 •
All-you-can-eat charcuterie, fromage & hors
d’oeuvrs. All-you-can-drink craft beer on tap.
Wine by the glass.
5-7pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//$25
Josh Kemp
Music: DJ spins the 80s, 90s & current hits.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
Flesh Friday
$3 SKKY Vodka & Flavors, $4 Fireball Shots
(10pm-2am); DJ Timmy; Shows (10:30pm &
midnight) hosted by Dee Ranged; AJ Neaher/
Stephen Choate live at 9:30pm.
Happy Hour 2-10pm//The Metro
Entertainment Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//No cover 21+ before 9pm
(except for special events)
BROOKLYN
Complicated Animals
Live music: Indie Pop, Brazilian
Bossa Nova.
7-10pm//Unity
Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
No More Homeless
Pets
Adopt a dog or cat and
you’ll have a friend for life
& save a life.
10am-6pm//
Jacksonville
Fairgrounds//510
Fairgrounds Pl//Free
Jacksonville Home + Patio Show
Find fresh ideas for your home & outdoor
projects for 250+ experts in remodeling, kitchen,
bath, décor, flooring.
11am-9pm//Prime Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water St//$11 Adults (13+),
$5 (children 6-12), $5 Seniors (60+) Thurs
only, Veterans free
Frontline Families
An AmeriCorps program implemented by Points
of Light, to engage veterans, service members
& their families to lead volunteer efforts that will
address pressing issues within the community.
Eight-week training in project management,
fundraising, volunteer recruitment & evaluation.
Apply: bit.ly/1MTMlX7.
3:30pm//Jessie Ball DuPont Center//40
E Adams St//Free
Magic Class
Learn to perform tricks that will wow family &
friends. Michael Chrosniak of Crossroad Magic.
4-5pm//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
THE Friday Night Party
Various DJs spin a danceable mix of indie,
throwback rock & fun jams. Specials vary.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Mad Cowford Improv Comedy
Laughs begin at 7:30pm; Bay Street Jam
Sessions at 9:30pm. Ladies Night; ladies drink
$1 wine from 7-10pm.
4pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
I The Mighty
Live music: Progressive Rock, Indie Rock,
Post-Hardcore, Alternative Rock. With Dayshell /
Artifex Pereo / Picturesque. All ages.
Doors 6pm, Show 7pm//1904 Music
Hall//19 N Ocean//$13-$15
Friday Night Live Festival
Family friendly event uniting cultures through
music, arts & community with a music
competition, live art display, silent auction.
Auction to benefit Yoga 4 Change, a non-profit
that uses teachings & practices of yoga to
transform the lives of veterans, incarcerated
individuals, youth & those who suffer from
substance abuse. Donations: marketing@
madfab-media.com.
7-10pm//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
Eric Roberson
Live music: Rhythm & Blues, Neo Soul.
Doors 7pm, Show 8-11:30pm//
Maverick’s//2 Independent Dr//$30,
VIP $50
Jonny Lang
Live music: Blues, Gospel, Rock singer.
8pm//Florida Theatre//128 E Forsyth
St//$37.50-$50
Jacksonville Symphony Presents:
Rachmaninoff & the Rite
Almost no musical work has had such
a powerful influence or evokes as much
controversy as Stravinsky’s “The Rite of Spring.”
8pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//$27-$77
Jimmy Solari
Live music: Rock, Folk, Reggae, Gospel, Jazz,
Funk.
8pm//Fionn MacCool’s Irish Restaurant
and Pub//2 Independent Dr//Walk-ins
welcome
Chillula Band
Live music on the Coca-Cola Riverfront Stage.
8pm-1am//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
VICE Fridays
Vegas-style experience. DJ’s, entertainers &
dancers. Strict dress code.
8pm-2am//Myth NightClub & Bar//333
E Bay St//Free entry before 11pm,
General $5
Friday Night Groove
Old school, Neo Soul, R&B, Hip Hop with
cocktails, champagne, wine, cigar, champagne
pairing & hookah. Dress: Grown & sexy.
9pm-2am//Downtown Cigar Lounge
Jax//11 N Ocean St//Free entry
Hourglass after Dark Presents…
Late night variety show.
9:30pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435

Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
$5 Fridays
Reduced admission & 3 extra hours to explore.
10am-8pm//MOSH//1025 Museum
Circle//$5
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music. Board St. Johns River Taxi at
Friendship Park rain or shine. Advance
purchase. No coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Pride and Prejudice
All of the wit & romance of Jane Austen’s classic
1813 novel come to life in this adaptation.
7:30pm//Theater Jacksonville//2032 San
Marco Blvd//Various
Destroyer (solo)
Live music: Indie Rock, Neofolk, Rock, Folk.
With Zachary Cale.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$12
SAT/OCT 1
MURRAY HILL
Stryper: TO Hell With the Devil 30th
Anniversary Tour
Live music: Christian Metal, Glam
Metal, Heavy Metal, Hard Rock.
Doors 7pm, Show
8pm//Murray Hill
Theatre//932
Edgewood Ave
S//$30-$35
AVONDALE
Cabaret Belly
Dancing
Traditional Middle Eastern
belly-dancing; 10% off for
checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah
Café//3628 St Johns Ave//
Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent Seven
See listing Sept 23.
Barry Lyndon
See listing Sept 27.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
RAM Morning Yoga
Yoga with Indie Bollman.
9-10am//Riverside Art Market River
Stage//Under the Fuller Warren Bridge//
Free
Riverside Arts Market
Arts & crafts, fresh vegetables & produce, food
vendors & entertainment.
10am-4pm//Riverside Art Market//
Under the Fuller Warren Bridge//Free
Envirofest
Family friendly event centered on raising
environmental awareness through arts,
education & music. Kids can participate in book
readings, recycled art projects & tours. Info:
(904) 899-6038.
10am-4pm//Cummer Museum//829
Riverside Ave//Free
Weaver First Saturday Free For All
Art-making activities for all ages in the Cummer
Gardens, live
10am-4pm//Cummer Museum//829
Riverside Ave//Free
Riverside Speaker Series: Susan Miller
of Bold City Brewery
Locals discuss their projects. Refreshments
provided by local coffee shops. Location:
Meeting Room.
11am-Noon//Willowbranch Branch
Library//2875 Park St//Free
Banned Books Virtual Read Out
Celebrate banned books on video. Record
yourself reading a passage from your favorite
banned book or talk about what banned books
mean to you. Location: Meeting Room.
2-4pm//Willowbranch Branch
Library//2875 Park St//Free
Saturday Groove
JACKSONVILLE HOME & PATIO SHOW • 10AM-9PM
Happy Hour 2-8pm. Shows at 9:30 & 11pm
& 12:30am with a rotating cast. AJ Neaher /
Stephen Choate live at 9:30pm. Disco, game
room, Rainbow Room, The Shadows Theater,
tiki/patio open. Session 10pm-2:30am.
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//
No cover 21+ before 9pm (except for
special events)
Bold Brews & Grooves
Live music: Brett Foster Band.
7pm//Bold City Brewery//2670 Rosselle
St #7//Walk-ins welcome
DJ Wes Reed
Music: DJ spins party anthems.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
DOWNTOWN
The Jacksonville Kid’s Mural Festival
Jacksonville’s Kid’s Murals. Water activities.
10am-2pm//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
No More Homeless Pets
Adopt a dog or cat & you’ll have a friend for life
& save a life.
10am-6pm//Jacksonville
Fairgrounds//510 Fairgrounds Pl//Free
Jacksonville Home + Patio Show
Find fresh ideas for your home
& outdoor projects for 250+
experts in remodeling, kitchen,
bath, décor, flooring.
10am-9pm//Prime
Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water
St//$11 Adults (13+),
$5 (children 6-12), $5
Seniors (60+) Thurs
only, Veterans free
Museums On Us
Free general admission on
the first weekend of the month
to all Bank of American or Merrill
Lynch cardholders.
11am/MOCA Jacksonville//33 N
Laura St//Free
What’s A Cyanotype?
Cyanotypes on view in “Retro-spective: Analog
Photography in a Digital World” Experience
the process with an in-depth demonstration.
Participants may bring botanical specimens
or thin opaque objects. Registration: bit.
ly/2cRzSYo.
2pm/MOCA Jacksonville//33 N Laura
St//$10 per person
Paint Nite
Theme: Green Goddess. Grab some friends &
paint. Arrive 30 minutes early to secure seats
together & enjoy your dinner. Not a BYOB event.
6-8pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//$45
DJ NICKFresh
Digital mixology at its finest. Specials vary.
6pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Tiger Army
Live music: Psychobility, Punk Rock, Post-Punk,
Horror Punk. With Creeper. All ages.
Doors 7pm, Show 8pm//1904 Music
Hall//19 N Ocean//$20-$25
Ron White Live
The original cigar-smoking, scotch-drinking
funnyman from Blue Collar Comedy.
7pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//$47.75-$57.75
Jacksonville Symphony Presents:
Rachmaninoff & the Rite
Almost no musical work has had such
a powerful influence or evokes as much
controversy as Stravinsky’s “The Rite of Spring.”
8pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//$27-$77
DCL VIBE Saturday Night
Sounds by Brooklyn Mike. Cigars, cocktails,
hookah.
9pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge Jax//11
N Ocean St//Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
St. Johns River Taxi: Jacksonville Zoo
Cruise Tours
Take a 45-minute guided cruise to the zoo &
spend the day enjoying animals from around
the world. Return at 3:45pm for 4:30pm arrival.
Reservations required. Tickets include zoo
admission.
10am//Friendship Fountain Park//1015
Museum Circle//$40 adult, $30 youth 12
& under
Art League of Jacksonville Cartooning &
Illustration Classes
Students will learn about how to create
expressive figures & how to pose them from
different angles. Ages 11 & above.
Noon//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for 6
sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music. Board St. Johns River Taxi at
Friendship Park rain or shine. Advance
purchase. No coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Pride and Prejudice
All of the wit & romance of Jane Austen’s classic
1813 novel come to life in this adaptation.
7:30pm//Theater Jacksonville//2032 San
Marco Blvd//Various
Deadaires
Live music: Dance. Electronic. With Liquid Limbs
/ Birthday Pony / Bitemarks.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$5
SUN/OCT 2
MURRAY HILL
For Today
Live music: Christian Metal, Alternative Metal,
Heavy Metal, Metalcore, Melodic Metalcore,
Deathcore. With Gideon, Wage War, Rival Choir.
Doors 6pm, Show 6:30pm//Murray Hill
Theatre//932 Edgewood Ave S//$18-$20
AVONDALE
Service Industry Sundays
Live music: Vonn Barlow Trio.
9pm//The Casbah Café//3628 St Johns
Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent Seven
See listing Sept 23.
Full Metal Jacket
See listing Sept 29.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Practice World Peace
Yoga led by Brenda Star Walker for all ages &
abilities. Bring a blanket.
11am-Noon//Memorial Park//1520
Riverside Ave//Free
Sunday Funday
Early opening with great eats & drinks.
11am-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
Museums On Us
Free general admission to all Bank of American
or Merrill Lynch cardholders. Photo ID required.
10am-4pm//Cummer Museum//829
Riverside Ave//Free
Sunday Funday
Bottomless Mimosas & Beermosas for $10. $5
Creole French Toast & Happy Hour all day.
Noon-6pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//
Free entry
Service Industry Night
If you are in the industry, get a free shot of Four
Roses Whiskey & 5 rings for ring toss, each with
a chance to win more shots.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
Ping-Pong Tournament
Show off your skills & win house cash.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 Post
St//Free
Karaoke
With Rob Session; Game Room & The Shadows
Theater open.
10pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
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DOWNTOWN
No More Homeless Pets
Adopt a dog or cat & you’ll have a friend for life
& save a life.
10am-6pm//Jacksonville
Fairgrounds//510 Fairgrounds Pl//Free
Jacksonville Home + Patio Show
Find fresh ideas for your home & outdoor
projects for 250+ experts in remodeling, kitchen,
bath, décor, flooring.
10am-6pm//Prime Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water St//$11 Adults
(13+), $5 (children 6-12), $5 Seniors (60+)
Thurs only, Veterans free
ArtFusion with MOCA Jacksonville
Led by professional art educators, the program
provides a creative, inspiring environment
for children to worth with parents or adult
caregivers. Hands-on projects inspired by
works in MOCA’s exhibitions or its permanent
collection.
Noon-3pm//Hemming Park//135 W
Duval St//Free
Jacksonville Symphony Presents:
Rachmaninoff & the Rite
Almost no musical work has had such
a powerful influence or evokes as much
controversy as Stravinsky’s “The Rite of Spring.”
3pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//$27-$77
The Great Unwind Hangout
Prepare for Monday with $4 bomb
shots, $3 drafts.
6pm-2am//Dos
Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Sunday Night
Football: You
Pick’em, We Pour
‘em
Watch the game on a
15-ft HD big screen. Buy
your first beer to enter the
tournament & choose your
team. Winning team gets
a free beer on the house at
every quarter. Special food menu.
Register to receive 10% off first food
item: bit.ly/2bEgqNy.
7pm//Myth NightClub & Bar//333 E Bay
St//Free
Y-FIT BOOT CAMP • 11AM-NOON
Southern Fried Sunday
Potluck Supper (no charge, just bring something
to share), laid back karaoke with royal karaoke &
discounts for service industry workers.
8pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Free
FACT: Your Monday Mornings Will Never
be the Same
Terrace party. Whether you are a full-on dance
floor demon or a novice, drop by after the
Jaguars’ game. Ages 19+.
9pm-2am//Myth NightClub & Bar//333 E
Bay St//Free- $5
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Pride and Prejudice
All of the wit & romance of Jane Austen’s classic
1813 novel come to life in this adaptation.
7:30pm//Theater Jacksonville//2032 San
Marco Blvd//Various
Sunday Fun-Day
Live music. Limited dining menu until 7pm; full
until 8pm. Rain or shine.
4-8pm//River City Brewing
Company//835 Museum Circle//Free
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music. Board St. Johns River Taxi at
Friendship Park rain or shine. Advance
purchase. No coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
MON/OCT 3
MURRAY HILL
Running Club
Fun 5K around historic Avondale. All levels
welcomed to run, jog or walk. Goal is to get
out, meet new people & be active. Arrive 30
min early.
7pm//Magnolia’s Pub//1190 Edgewood
Ave S//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent Seven
See listing Sept 23.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Pour Club Double Points Night
Pour Club members earn double
points for every beer purchased
until closing.
7pm-2am//Dahlia’s
Pour House//2695 Post
St//Free
Karaoke
With Rob Session; Game
Room & The Shadows
Theater open.
10pm-2am//The
Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//No cover
BROOKLYN
Y-Fit Boot Camp
Join the new Winston Family YMCA for a free
Y-Fit boot camp for this outdoor class. Bring
water & be prepared to sweat.
11am-Noon//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
Jax Innovation Nights
Provides local entrepreneurs, innovators &
emerging leaders with weekly education &
mentorship to accelerate the local innovation &
startup community.
6-9pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside Ave//
Free
Maju Biz: Networking With A Twist
Interactive networking event focuses on
connecting participants in deep, meaningful
ways. Go beyond the business card & really get
to know each other.
6:30-8:30pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//$10 (includes 1 glass of wine)
DOWNTOWN
Rock ‘n’ Roll Karaoke
Be a rock star, or just point & laugh at 9pm.
With DJ Randall.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Monday Night Funk Jam
$2 drafts & $5 Mac-N-Chz.
9pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15 Ocean St//
Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Art League of Jacksonville Ceramics
Class
Learn to build ceramic sculptures & handbuilding
with techniques in form & texture. Ages
11 & above. $40 materials fee.
6-8pm//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for 6
sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
TUE/OCT 4
MURRAY HILL
Military Tuesday
Active duty military members receive first drink
(up to $10) on the house with a meal purchase.
3-11pm//Magnolia’s Pub//1190
Edgewood Ave S//Free
AVONDALE
Tuesday Boozeday – Ladies Night
Happy Hour prices & champagne specials all
night for the ladies.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Magnificent Seven
See listing Sept 23.
Eyes Wide Shut
(1999) After Dr. Bill Hartford’s (Tom Cruise) wife,
Alice (Nicole Kidman), admits to having a sexual
fantasies about a man she met, Bill becomes
obsessed with having a sexual encounter. He
discovers an underground sexual group &
attends one of their meetings. R 195min.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children,
$8 students/military
RIVERSIDE
Trivia Night Live
Drink & think with friends from 8-10pm. Garage
Bucks for winning teams: 1st place $75, 2nd
place $30, 3rd place $20, 4th place $10.
3pm-3am//The Garage//2692 Post St//
Free entry
Florida Blue Free Tuesdays
Free admission to the galleries & gardens.
4-9pm//Cummer Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//Free
Tapas Tuesday
At the Cummer Café. Reservations: (904)
899-6022.
5-7:30pm//Cummer Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//Free
Blackjack on the Rocks
Get lucky every Tuesday at the Blackjack table
@ 10pm.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
Karaoke
With Tim; Game Room & The Shadows Theater
open.
10pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
BROOKLYN
Free Yoga
No experience necessary; mats provided.
5:30-6:30pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
Jacksonville’s “Top to Bottom” Walking
Tour
Hear stories of the River City from the Great
Fire to the First Hollywood while gazing atop
the tallest building in the city & exploring secret
underground tunnels beneath Downtown. Tour
includes a look at the Florida Theatre.
10-11:45am//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent Dr (meet at
escalators)//$20
Toddler Tuesday
Art activities, playtime, story time, games
& outdoor activities in the Kids Zone every
Tuesday. All ages welcome.
11am//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
Game Night
Free poker, pool & arcade beginning at 7pm.
4pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
Trivia Night
With DJ Scott Young. Win a bar tab & some
swag. Late Night Happy Hour, 11pm-1am.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Trivia Night
First place: $20 cash, 2nd : 2 free drinks, 3rd: 1
free drink. $3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select
craft cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
6-10pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Art League of Jacksonville
Observational Drawing Classes
Students will learn how to improvise by drawing
from observation in a representational manner.
Sighting & measuring techniques. Emphasis on
learning to draw using different media. Ages 10+
3-5pm//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for 6
sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
Jody Seabody
Live music: Rock. With The Whirls.
7pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$8, $10 DOS
Open Mic Stand-Up Comedy
$3 Craft Beer Specials.
9pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15 Ocean St//
Free entry
JTA RIVERSIDE
AVONDALE TROLLEY
The Trolley allows unlimited on/off privileges
as it carries folks between entertainment
districts of Avondale, Riverside & Five Points.
Tickets available through JTA app & at Bold
City Brewery.
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SEPTEMBER 21-OCTOBER 4, 2016