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KNOCK, KNOCK! WHO’S THERE? COMMUNITY COURIERS
October 19-November 1, 2016
ACTIVATING
JACKSONVILLE’S
CULTURAL CORE
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World’s largest outdoor cocktail party
LET THERE BE
BLOODY MARYS
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to get really Strange
in the Marvel
Cinematic Universe
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The Magnificat Cafe
231 N LAURA ST., JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202
(904)353-3588
www.themagnificatcafe.net
Bonjour!
Paris style cafe
in the heart of
Downtown Jacksonville!
Our culinary creations
include French cuisine
mixed with
American traditions.
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231 N LAURA ST., JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202
(904)353-3588
www.themagnificatcafe.net
904.236.4770 • 209 N. Laura Street
$
20 OFF
hand-painted portrait by Jami Childers
Must present ad. Limit one discount per customer.
Expires 12/31/16.
40 CHAMBLIN West Monroe St. CHAMBLIN’S 32202
BOOKMINE 904-881-0209
UPTOWN
4551 ROOSEVELT BLVD.
215 N. LAURA ST.
(904)384-1685
904.236.4770 monroegalleries.com
• 209 (904)674-0868
N. Laura Street
Bonjour!
• Fine Art Gifts
Stop By Today
• Art Classes
to Trade-in Your Used
• Guest & Exhibitions
and ‘No Longer Needed’
Books For a Generous
Store Book Credit!
Monroe
Galleries
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with
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31 BOOKMINE
West Adams Ste. 104
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700 E. Union Street, Bay UPTOWN 3B, www.unionartstudios.com
4551 ROOSEVELT BLVD.
215 N. LAURA Jacksonville,
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Monroe
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hand-painted portrait by Jami Childers
Must present ad. Limit one discount per customer.
Expires 12/31/16.
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Galleries
40 West Monroe St. 32202
904-881-0209
monroegalleries.com
hand-painted portrait by Jami Childers
Must present ad. Limit one discount per customer.
Expires 12/31/16.
40 334-324-1818
West Monroe St. 32202
700 E. 904-881-0209
Union Street, Bay 3B,
Jacksonville, monroegalleries.com
FL 32206
The Union
Art Studios
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Where Art Works
An Galleries American
Open by appointment
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Saturday, Oct. 22nd,
7:00 until The End
The Union
700 E. Union St. Bay 3B 32206
Art Studios
Halloween Costume and Contest,
Gallery
Prizes, Food, Drinks,
Where Art Works
and Support
Wickedly Awesome Art
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Open by appointment
Entry Fee: $5.00 one art supply
334-324-1818
theunion3b@gmail.com
700 E. Union Street, Bay 3B,
www.unionartstudios.com
Jacksonville, FL 32206
All proceeds benefit the Cathedral Arts Project
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new to the neighborhood
BREWERY OPENS
SECOND LOCATION
Does Jacksonville really have room for yet another
brewery in the Cultural Core?
Well that’s a dumb question.
ENGINE 15’s co-owners and brewmasters Luch
Scremin and Sean Bielman have opened their taproom and
biergarten Downtown on Myrtle Avenue.
The taproom is the second location for the growing
Jacksonville based brewery.
Route 90 Rye, Old Battle Axe IPA and the Nut Sack
Double Brown Ale all are part of Engine 15’s popular list
of brews.
Jack says, “Check ‘em out.”
j
Engine 15
633 Myrtle Ave N
(904) 551-9429
engine15.com
Fri: 4-8:30pm
Sat: 1-8:30pm
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Activating Jacksonville’s Cultural Core
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OCTOBER 19-NOVEMBER 1, 2016 | jack 3

BOOZE, BROS & BALL
at the WORLD’S LARGEST
OUTDOOR COCKTAIL PARTY
4 jack |
OCTOBER 19-NOVEMBER 1, 2016
PHOTOS: BOB SELF
PHOTO:GARY MCCULLOUGH
BY COURTNEY CLARK AND
KENNETH AMOS
Jack
Florida vs. Georgia.
Gainesville vs. Athens.
These great teams
from these great cities
began playing in Jacksonville
in 1933 (with two exceptions).
Now featuring two of the
most prominent Southeastern
Conference rivals, this matchup has
become one of the biggest games
in college football – and it all takes
place on Jacksonville’s home turf:
EverBank Field. Known as the
World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail
Party, the annual tailgating, game
and aftermath puts our Downtown
and surrounding neighborhoods in
the center of it all.
Yes, this has become much
more than a game; it’s a longstanding
neutral-site rivalry
in which Georgia holds a
commanding 50–42–2 series
record. But Florida has won the last
two meetings.
Florida and Georgia have
relatively new head coaches (Jim
McElwain and Kirby Smart,
respectively) roaming the sidelines,
with names for the ages like Steve
Spurrier and Vince Dooley fondly
relegated to the pages of history.
The spectacle this college
rivalry has become showcases
Jacksonville to 127,000 annual
visitors. It fills 35,000 hotel room
nights and attracts 5 million TV
viewers. Oh, and the city’s and
schools’ coffers benefit greatly, too.
Of course, there will be booze
and bros galore, so Jack asked a
few locals about what to really
expect before and after the 2016
game.

Alcohol
It goes without saying that
tailgating in general — especially
at the World’s Largest Outdoor
Cocktail Party — will result
in extreme drunkenness and
inebriated shenanigans. Amanda,
an ER nurse at a Downtown
hospital, briefly yet effectively
states the drawbacks:
“Sooooooooo many overdoses,
alcohol intoxications and assaults,”
she cautioned.
Sean, a bartender at Garage,
adds that the result typically
depends on the age of the drinkers:
“Younger college students tend to
get out of control,” he says.
Josh, a bartender at Kickbacks
who has lived in the area for about
10 years, is torn: “It’s 50/50. I love
the happy drunks. But nobody
loves the angry drunks and the ones
you have to carry out.”
Money
Jacksonville Mayor Lenny
Curry, at the time a new fiveyear
agreement was announced
to keep the game in Jacksonville
through 2021, took note of the fans’
spending habits as well as the local
sales and bed taxes.
With such an influx of people,
the city and local businesses make
a pretty penny ($35 million last
year and a five-year average of
$30.7 million) from all these fans
— including the inebriated ones.
Josh says he loves the event —
especially as a bartender. “Dozens
of college kids are willing to cough
up money,” he explains. It’s a
good weekend to be in the serving
business.
Sean goes on to say that King
Street District doesn’t really get
busy until after the game: “They
usually stay Downtown,” he says.
“It’s good when Georgia wins
because the fans stay longer.”
Regardless, since the game
takes place the same weekend as
Halloween, they always can count
on having a pretty good crowd.
So who’s really more
annoying?
With enough alcohol and
bragging rights, either side can get
pretty irritating. And it seems that
these locals aren’t exactly objective
(who can blame them?):
But Sean says he prefers
Georgia fans (but he’s a Bulldogs
guy).
Zack, a South Carolina fan
who’s lived in the area for about
a year, quickly says, “Georgia.
Because I don’t like them.”
Other takeaways
Tailgating, cheering and
partying will commence as
usual, but in a concentric circle
that reaches hundreds of miles
north and south there will be
people going about the task of
resurrecting their lives in the
wake of Hurricane Matthew, an
unwanted walk-on that has just
wrecked havoc upon the First
Coast.
You probably can expect an
obnoxiously high increase on Uber
rates, people clambering into cars
heading to and fro — and , of
course, intense camaraderie.
j
2016 Georgia
Florida Game
Oct 29, 3:30pm
EverBank Field
1 Everbank Field Dr.
“I love all the happy people
prior to the game!”
Theresa, @gardeningho — Twitter
(and props to the handle)
Florida-Georgia Hall of Fame
For a quick trip down memory lane, check out
these great inductees:
Florida: Carlos Alvarez, Reidel Anthony, Kerwin Bell,
Howell Boney, Scot Brantley, Joe Brodsky, Norm Carlson,
Kevin Carter, Rick Casares, Wes Chandler, Doug Dickey,
Chris Doering, Jimmy Dunn, Larry Dupree, Jeremy Foley,
Don Gaffney, Jabar Gaffney, Ray Graves, Rex Grossman,
Galen Hall, Ike Hilliard, Chuck Hunsinger, Lindy Infante,
Willie Jackson, Jr., Doug Johnson, Jevon Kearse, Charlie
LaPradd, Chris Leak, Buford Long, Wilber Marshall,
Shane Matthews, Lee McGriff, Nat Moore, Ricky Nattiel,
John Reaves, Errict Rhett, Steve Spurrier, Fred Taylor,
Richard Trapp, John L. Williams, Lawrence Wright, Danny
Wuerffel, Jack Youngblood.
Georgia: Peter Anderson, Richard Appleby, Buck Belue,
John Brantley, Zeke Bratkowski, Charley Britt, Kevin
Butler, Wally Butts, Mike Cavan, Knox Culpepper, Vince
Dooley, Robert Edwards, Bob Etter, Ray Goff, Cy Grant,
David Greene, Rodney Hampton, Garrison Hearst, Terry
Hoage, Dan Magill, Kevin McLee, Willie McClendon, Larry
Munson, George Patton, David Pollack, John Rauch, Rex
Robinson, Matt Robinson, Erk Russell, Bill Saye, Jake
Scott, Lindsay Scott, Richard Seymour, Frank Sinkwich,
Bill Stanfill, Matt Stinchcomb, Tommy Thurson, Charley
Trippi, Herschel Walker, Gene Washington, Charles
Wittemore, Tim Worley, Eric Zeier.
“Nowhere else can you find
such a diversity in tailgates!
Every one is a party in itself.
Wouldn’t miss that weekend
for anything!”
@drinkjax (follow for a good time) — Instagram
OCTOBER 19-NOVEMBER 1, 2016 | jack 5

#jackdrinks
GET SUPER BLOODY
(MARYS) THIS HALLOWEEN
BY MATT PITTMAN
jack
Halloween is almost here so it’s time to get Bloody. And Jack is highlighting
the best Bloody Mary’s in the Cultural Core.
This brunch cocktail can be fixed in a number of ways. Some like it spicy,
and some picture their Bloody Mary as a meal. Bacon, cheese, olives, okra,
shrimp, and more bacon are some of the most popular accessories.
While it may be easy to combine a shot of vodka and Zing Zang Bloody
Mary Mix, lets get creative here people.
PHOTO: PROVIDED PHOTO: PROVIDED
PHOTO: JAY MAGEE
PHOTO: PROVIDED
Orsay Bloody Mary,
Version 2.5 ($8)
As one of the most upscale restaurants
in the Core, Orsay puts the craft into
this craft cocktail. Russian Standard
vodka, tomato puree, vegetable juices,
horseradish, Lea & Perrins, Sambal Oelek,
Maggi, red wine reduction, Glace de
Viande, fresh lemon juice, and The Bitter
Truth celery bitters. Sounds fancy, is fancy,
and it tastes amazing.
Orsay
3630 Park Street
(904) 381-0909
restaurantorsay.com
Bloody Mary/
Bloody Winston ($8)
It’s no surprise that Black Sheep
makes an appearance on this list given
that cocktails are its specialty. Giving
the options for vodka or gin, they add in
house-made bloody mary mix, pickled
okra, cheese curd and an olive.
Black Sheep
1534 Oak Street
(904) 380-3091
blacksheep5points.com
Spicy Habanero
Bloody Mary ($8)
Did someone ask for a little extra kick?
While some are easy to sip on, let the
Spicy Habanero Bloody Mary take your
breath away. It’s sure to leave your lips
tingling.
The Brick
3585 St Johns Ave
(904) 387-0606
brickofavondale.com
Bacon Bloody Mary ($10)
Would you care for any vodka with
your bacon? If the answer is yes, its b.b.’s
to the rescue. Start with house infused
bacon vodka. The rest is simple — Bacon!
Bacon!! And more Bacon!!!
b.b.’s Restaurant and Bar
1019 Hendricks Ave
(904) 306-0100
bbsrestaurant.com
Bloody Mary ($11)
Sorry, there’s no bacon inside this
Bloody Mary, but it is full of electrolytes,
which has to count for something. Tito’s
vodka, a house-made bloody mary mix,
electrolyte filled and vegan friendly. If
bacon is really that important to you, a side
of Cherrywood Smoked Bacon only costs
$6.
j
Candy Apple Café
& Cocktails
400 North Hogan Street
(904) 353-9717
candyapplecafeandcocktails.com
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jack | OCTOBER 19-NOVEMBER 1, 2016

ehind the scenes
PHOTO: COURTESY OF MATT UHRIG OF BILE JAX
Ben Wilson
Community Couriers
of Jacksonville
THE CORE’S
NEWEST BIKING
BRIGADE PEDDLES
TO PLEASE YOU
BY COURTNEY CLARK
jack
In 2013, Ben Wilson was looking for a way to combine his passion
for cycling and his vast experience in the grocery business into a service
for local residents and businesses. The result — Community Couriers of
Jacksonville (CCJ) — is where bicycling meets restaurant and grocery
delivery.
Serving the Cultural Core of Jacksonville, CCJ is easy to use:
1. Customers submit an order via text, email, or the website from a
restaurant or grocery store in the area.
2. Couriers retrieve the items and deliver them.
3. Customers reimburse the costs of the products they order and
pay a modest delivery fee.
Need a cup of coffee to get through the day? No order is too small.
Did you just get dumped and want to wallow in tearful misery? Order
a bottle of wine to have delivered straight to you.
Want to order in lunch for an office birthday party? No problem. This
bicycle brigade has your back.
Wilson took a few moments to stop peddling and delve deeper into
his venture.
Courtney Clark: Why does the
Core need CCJ?
Ben Wilson: We feel we are a
valuable resource to many small
businesses in the historic districts
because we provide them with
a delivery option that they may
not afford otherwise. They do not
have the overhead of an additional
employee strictly for deliveries,
nor do they have to lose valuable
floor staff by sending them out of
the store
CC: What does a typical day look
like for one of the couriers?
BW: We run 10am-10pm
seven days a week and have
regulars who use the service
every morning for coffee and
such. Sometimes there’s a
neighborhood restaurant that may
require some missing ingredient.
By 11:30am lunch orders start
rolling in and the jobs get
dispersed to the nearest courier.
After the lunch rush we team up
to knock out shopping orders. By
about 5:30pm the dinner orders
start coming in and that goes until
closing time.
CC: How has the feedback been
since you began?
BW: We have been generally well
received by the community. We
have a pretty solid set up — Yelp
and Google reviews (4 out of 5
stars on both sites), and social
media has been good to us. We got
a lot of attention right off the bat,
but realistically it took about 18
months to actually start utilizing
the service. However, it has really
taken off since then.
CC: What’s the weirdest order
you’ve received?
BW: A single eyeliner pencil to a
beauty pageant contestant. There
was clearly some urgency for a
specific product and we were able
to deliver it in a timely manner.
CC: What’s one thing you’d like
to say to your customers?
BW: Thank you! That’s what I
would like to say to our customers
and our community!
Community Couriers
of Jacksonville
communitycouriersjax.com
communitycouriersjax@gmail.com
j
904-327-6810
OCTOBER 19-NOVEMBER 1, 2016 | jack 7

go+do
WED/OCT 19
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 Girl On A Train
(2016) Rachel (Emily Blunt), who is devasted by
her recent divorce, spends her daily commute
fantasizing about the seemingly perfect couple
(Haley Bennett, Luke Evans) who live in a
house that her train passes every day, until one
morning she sees something shocking happen
there and becomes entangled in the mystery
that unfolds. R 105 min.
American Honey
(2016) Star (Sasha Lane), an adolescent girl
from a troubled home, runs away with a traveling
sales crew who drive across the American
Midwest selling subscriptions door-to-door.
Finding her feet in this gang of teenagers, one of
whom is Jake (Shia LaBeouf) she soon gets into
the group’s lifestyle of hard-partying nights, lawbending
days & young love. R 162min.
Callin’ Out the Candidates with Barry
Crimmins
For the last U.S. Presidential debate we are flying
in Barry Crimmins, comedian, political activist
& the recent subject of Bobcat Goldthwait’s
“Call Me Lucky.” Crimmins will help keep the
candidates honest.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
where to explore
RIVERSIDE
Lunching With The Ritz: a lunchtime
Chamber Concert
Bring your lunch or order from the Cummer Café
& listen to a concert from the Ritz Chamber
Players, curated specifically with inspiration from
Lift. Registration required. To pre-order lunch:
(904) 899-6022.
DOWNTOWN
12:30pm//Cummer Museum//829
SHADCO: Sheriff’s Advisory Council
Riverside Ave//Members Free, Nonmembers
free with paid admission
with command staff & police officers. Location:
Citizens have an opportunity to communicate
Game Night
Conference Room G4.
Game room & The Shadows Theater open; $2 11:45am-12:15pm//Jacksonville Main
16oz PBR, $3 Fireball, wells/domestics.
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Crafternoon
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
Explore your craftiness using library resources.
cover
Art supplies provided. Location: Zimmerman
One Off Wednesday
Overlook.
A new, limited-release beer is tapped & available 4-5pm//Jacksonville Main Library//303 N
1 day only in the tap room.
Laura St//Free
5pm//Intuition Ale Works//720 King St//
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
Free
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
Trivia Night
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
Two rounds of competition with the first at 8pm; 4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
the second begins at 9pm. Assemble
Free
a team & play 1 or both. Rogue
Blackjack
bucks to winning teams.
Double-down in the lounge.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//
Win prizes, hone your skills or
King St//Free entry
learn to play. Your drink is
Running Club
your buy-in.
Meet fellow joggers for a
4pm-2am//Dos
5K or 10K, then take $1
Gatos//119 E Forsyth
off all brews after your
St//Walk-ins welcome
route.
Whiskey Wednesdays
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour
Food & whiskey drink
House//2695 Post
specials. Live music: Spade
St//Free
McQuade.
Wine Down Wednesday
6-9pm//Fionn MacCool’s
$1 off all wine by the glass, $3
Irish Restaurant and
house wines, $5 off bottle wines.
Pub//2 Independent Dr//
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Walk-ins welcome
Post St//Free
Jacksonville Armada FC v Miami FC
Hospital Happy Hour
For tickets & promotional offers call
Medical field workers enjoy Happy Hour prices. 1-844-2-ARMADA.
7-11pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 7pm//Baseball Grounds of
Post St//Free
Jacksonville//301 A Philip Randolph
Blvd//Various
BROOKLYN
Free Yoga
Old School Trivia
No experience necessary; mats provided.
Gift cards for 1st & 2nd place finishes. 2-for-1
6-7pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside Ave//
cocktails, bucket beer specials, lite brites from
Free
4-8pm.
7-10pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge//11 N
8 jack | OCTOBER 19-NOVEMBER 1, 2016
PHOTO: BRUCE LIPSKY
Hands down, the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party is the
single greatest football tailgate in the country, and there’s no better
way to experience that then exploring RV CITY.
Located just outside of EverBank Field in Lot E in the Sports
Complex area, RV City is home of the most rabid football fans. Both
Florida and Georgia fans stack the lot days in advance, tailgating all
the way through Saturday.
Alligator Alley, decked out golf carts, and some huge inflatables
are just few of the things spotted each year.
It’s a site that every football and tailgating fan really has to
experience at least once.
LUNCHING WITH THE RITZ • 12:30PM
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
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
Inna Vision
Live music: Cali Reggae Fusion.
7pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$10, $15 DOS
THU/OCT 20
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
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
The Girl On A Train
See listing Oct 19.
American Honey
See listing Oct 19.
Frankenstein
(1931) This iconic film follows the obsessed
scientist, Dr. Henry Frankenstein (Colin Clive),
as he attempts to create life by assembling a
creature from body parts of the deceased. Aided
by his loyal misshapen assistant, Fritz (Dwight
Frye), Frankenstein succeeds in animating his
monster (Boris Karloff). NR 70 min.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Talks & Tea: Lift
Learn how Lift artists developed work for the
show. Registration required: (904) 899-6038.
1:30-2:30pm//Cummer Museum//829
Riverside Ave//Members & Nonmembers
$6
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+
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
Y-FIT BOOT CAMP • 11AM-NOON
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
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
2016 Jacksonville
Veterans Job Fair
Location: Exhibit Hall in
Expo. Info: bit.ly/2e1Hkw1.
10am-2pm//
Jacksonville
Fairgrounds//510
Fairgrounds Pl//
Various
016 • 10AM-7PM
Southern Women’s
Show 2016
Runway fashion shows,
cooking classes, speakers,
jewelry, handbags, Makeup
tips, gourmet treats. Tickets: bit.
ly/29OR2U0.
10am-7pm//Prime Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water St//Adults $10,
Youth (6-12) $6, Group: $8
BizTech Awards & Expo
Honoring local businesses that are making
strides in developing, employing & utilizing
technology in their own company &/or for
their clients. BizExpo will showcase the latest
innovative products & services available.
BizExpo is included with registration & is after
luncheon, 1-4pm.
11am-4pm//Veterans Memorial
Arena//300 A Philip Randolph
Blvd.//$60-$60, Expo only $5
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
Jaxons Night Market
Including local farmers, artisanal food producers,
fashion trucks, food trucks, local beer & live
music. Free street parking. Kid & pet friendly.
5:30-9pm//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
Burgers & Brews
Northeast Florida’s premier gourmet burger &
craft-brew tasting. Fundraiser features sliders,
craft beer, live music. Each restaurant teams up
with a craft brewery to tantalize taste buds of
guests & compete for a “Best Pairing” award.
Beneficiary: Friends of Hemming Park. Tickets:
904TIX.com.
6-8pm//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//$40
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
Sustain: Clay to Table
Focusing on exhibition of contemporary
handcrafted tableware by 16 nationally
recognized ceramic artists.
7pm/MOCA Jacksonville//33 N
Laura St//Free
2SOUTHERN WOMEN’S SHOW
Art and Ideas: Joni
Sternbach
Using the 19th-century
tintype photographic
technique, Sternbach
captures portraits
& seascapes along
America’s coastal
regions.
7pm/MOCA
Jacksonville//33 N
Laura St//Free
Open-Mic Poetry
Followed by Comedy Hourglass at
9:30pm.
7pm//The Hourglass Pub//3435 Bay St//
Walk-ins welcome
Celtic Thunder Legacy
Celebrating the influence of Irish & Celtic music
around the world. Info: (904) 442-2929.
7:30pm//Times-Union Center//300
Water St//$43.50-$112.50
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
Chase Bryant
Live music: Country.
8pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent
Dr//$15-$20
The Mantras
Live music: Rock, With The Anton Laplume
Band / Blackwater Grease. All ages.
8pm//1904 Music Hall//19 N
Ocean//$10-$12
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
Trivia Night
Live music: Jazz, Blues.
7pm//The Parlour//2000 San Marco
Blvd//Free
A Matter of Honor
Live music: Progressive Rock, Metal, Indie. With
Civil Youth / Askmeificare / Faze Wave.
7pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$8, $10 DOS
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/OCT 21
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 Girl On A Train
See listing Oct 19.
American Honey
See listing Oct 19.
Miss Hokusai
(2015) The life & works of Japanese artist &
ukiyo-e painter Katsushika Hokusai, as seen
from the eyes of his daughter, Katsushika O-Ei.
Anime dubbed in English. 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
Josh Kemp
Music: DJ spins the ‘80s, ‘90s & current hits.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
BROOKLYN
Chris Thomas Band CD Release Party
Live music: Chris Thomas Band.
Dinner, drinks & dancing. Make
dinner reservations at Hobnob
or Brixx Wood Fired Pizza.
8-11pm//Unity
Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
Teacher Planning
Day Art Camp
Half-day & full-day
sessions for kindergarden
through fifth-grade pupils
during designated Duval
County teacher planning days.
Morning Art at MOCA & afternoon
Mixed-media Masters. 9am-1pm: $25,
1-5pm: $25, or 9am-5pm: $50
9am/MOCA Jacksonville//33 N Laura
St//$25-$50
Southern Women’s Show 2016
Runway fashion shows, cooking classes,
CHRIS THOMAS BAND CD RELEASE PARTY • 8-11PM
speakers, jewelry, handbags, Makeup tips,
gourmet treats. Tickets: bit.ly/29OR2U0.
10am-8pm//Prime Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water St//Adults $10,
Youth (6-12) $6, Group: $8
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
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
Paint the City Pink 2
Fundraiser for breast cancer pairing
instructionals art with friends & wine to produce
individual works of art. A percentage of all
proceeds will be donated to Susan Komen
North Florida. Artist gallery will feature live
entertainment, raffles & ribbon painting.
6pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//$15
GA, $35 Pink Ticket, $45 Paint Ticket
Jacksonville Suns Family Movie Night
on the Field
Minions movie, face painting & balloon twisting
& other kids activities. Bring your own chairs
& blankets. No outside food & beverages
permitted. Concessions available.
Gates 6pm, Movie 7pm//Baseball
Grounds of Jacksonville//301 A
Philip Randolph Blvd//Cost of
Admission is One nonperishable
Food Item
The Raisin Cake
Orchestra
Live music: Jazz.
7-10pm//Myth
NightClub & Bar//333
E Bay St//Free
Inner Demons
Live music: Melodic Death
Metal. With Blood Bath
& Beyond/ Axiom/ Born
in June/ Silent Sermon. All
ages.
Doors 8pm//1904 Music
Hall//19 N Ocean//$8-$10
Martin Lawrence
Doin’ Time: Uncut Live Tour, This is the actorcomedian’s
first stand-up tour in four years.
8pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//$38.50-$104
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RMAKING STRIDES AGAINST B
New Mastersounds
Live music: Funk, Jazz Fusion, Pop, R&B, Soul.
With Turkuaz.
8pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent
Dr//$15
Bachtoberfest
Guest conductor Jeanette Sorrell & the
Jacksonville Symphony celebrate the Baroque
tradition with performances of Handel, Vivaldi
& Bach.
8pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//$27-$77
A-Train Live The Experience: Bo Last
Name Dacious
Comedy experience will allow guests an
opportunity to gain intimate understanding of
the men & women behind the jokes, including a
Q&A. Tickets: bit.ly/2dDQReT.
8pm//Ritz Theatre//829 N Davis St//
Various
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: 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
Gringo Star
Live music: Indie Rock, Pop. With Sh-Booms /
Le Orchid.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$10, $13 DOS
SAT/OCT 22
MURRAY HILL
Jonathan Hoyle
Live music: From R&B to Pop. With DAVII- David
Borges / MGL. All ages.
Doors 7:30pm, Show 8pm//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 Girl On A Train
See listing Oct 19.
American Honey
See listing Oct 19.
Miss Hokusai
See listing Oct 21.
The Mummy
(1932) Ancient Egyptian priest Imhotep (Boris
Karloff) is revived when a 1921 archaeological
expedition, led by Sir Joseph Whemple
(Arthur Byron), finds Imhoptep’s mummy & is
inadvertently brought back to life through a
magical scroll. 73min.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
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
RIVERSIDE
Riverside Arts Market: DogFest Walk
10 jack | OCTOBER 19-NOVEMBER 1, 2016
PHOTO: CHRISTINA KELSO
where to party
THE JACKSONVILLE LANDING welcomes The University
of Georgia and The University of Florida fans for a weekend
celebration surrounding one of the most infamous rivalry football
games. The Landing has scheduled a variety of entertainment to
appeal to fans of all ages throughout the property.
Watch the game with thousands of fans on the Jumbotron, all while
enjoying good food, drink specials, entertainment and more.
Hooters, Fionn MacCool’s and many of the restaurants inside the
landing will have game-day deals as well.
Two stages with live music kick off at 11am, and the tunes won’t
stop until 2am.
Jacksonville Landing
2 W Independent Dr
Oct 29, 11am
Cost: $10
jacksonvillelanding.com
‘n Roll
Arts & crafts, fresh vegetables & produce, food
vendors & live entertainment.
10am-4pm//Riverside Art Market//
Under the Fuller Warren Bridge//Free
Bold City Brewery’s 8 Year Anniversary
Bash
Live music: The Snacks Blues Band, Bay Street
Band. Raffles, food & $2 pints all day, including
special barrel-aged beers, giveaways & free
trolley service between Bold City &
European Street Café (Park St)
from 2-6pm.
1-11pm//Bold City
Brewery//2670
Rosselle St #7//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
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
Participants raise funds that enable the
American Cancer Society to fund research,
provide information & support to those touched
by breast cancer. Advance registration:
makingstrideswalk.org. Registration opens at
7:30am, walk begins 9am.
7:30am-12:30pm//Hemming Park//135
W Duval St//Donations to walk
Fear Less: The TedX Jacksonville 2016
Conference
Twelve speakers & 3 performers (local &
international) will explore this theme. Admission
includes breakfast, lunch, refreshments & entry
to the Afterglow Street party from 6-7:30pm.
Parking not included, but public parking options
are nearby.
9:30am-5:45pm//Florida Theatre//128 E
Forsyth St//$85
Southern Women’s Show 2016
Runway fashion shows, cooking classes,
speakers, jewelry, handbags,
Makeup tips & gourmet treats.
Tickets: bit.ly/29OR2U0.
10am-7pm//Prime
Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water
St//Adults $10, Youth
(6-12) $6, Group: $8
EAST CANCER • 7:30AM
Pumpkin Fest
Paper crafting pumpkin
fun. All ages. Supplies
are provided. Location:
Makerspace.
1pm-4pm//Jacksonville
Main Library//303 N Laura
St//Free
2017 Attack Dance Team Auditions
The Jacksonville Sharks & the Attack Dance
Team will host final auditions. Info: attack@
jaxsharks.com.
4-6pm//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Various
HOLA Jacksonville Festival
Live Music & dancing. Family-friendly fiesta
to honor Hispanic Heritage Month & highlight
Latino culture.
6pm//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
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
An American Horror Soiree
Art show, costume contest, prizes, food,
drinks. Admission i$5 or one art supply (9x12
drawing pads, oil pastels, watercolor pans,
paint brushes, 24x24 canvases, acrylic paint, or
4-inch foam rollers). Proceeds to the Cathedral
Arts Project.
7pm//44 Monroe Art Studio &
Gallery//44 W Monroe St//$5
Bachtoberfest
Guest conductor Jeanette Sorrell & the
Jacksonville Symphony celebrate the Baroque
tradition with performances of Handel, Vivaldi
& Bach.
8pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//$27-$77
Chris Fortier
Live music: House music.
9pm-2am//Myth NightClub & Bar//333 E
Bay St//$5-$250
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
FARE Walk for Food Allergy Jacksonville
Food-allergy-friendly event will raise funds &
awareness to create a safer world for the 15
million Americans with food allergies. Mile walk,
music, games, Halloween & Teal Pumpkin
Project activities. Registration: bit.ly/2dOHY0F.
9am//Friendship Fountain Park//1015
Museum Circle//Various
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
St. Johns River Taxi: MOSH History &
Science Cruise Tour
Learn about the history of Jacksonville &
the significance the river has played in the
community. Tickets can be purchased online or
at MOSH. Info: bit.ly/2cUC3Zg.
1pm & 3:30pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$15 adult,
$12 youth 12 & under
Corpses & Cocktails
First ever adult camp-in. Cocktail hour with
concoctions fit for a mad scientist, then a
buffet of devilish delights. Spooky science
show & “Night of the Living Dead” movie in the
planetarium. After-hours activities all night.
6:30pm-8am//MOSH//1025 Museum
Circle//$125, MOSH members receive
20% off
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music: Jax Southern Sass. Board the
St. Johns River Taxi rain or shine. Advance
purchase. No coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Folk is People
Live music: Folk. CD release party.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$10, $15 DOS
SUN/OCT 23
AVONDALE
Service Industry Sundays
Live music: Vonn Barlow Trio.
9pm//The Casbah Café//3628 St Johns
Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
The Girl On A Train
See listing Oct 19.
American Honey
See listing Oct 19.
Miss Hokusai
See listing Oct 21.
Frankenstein
See listing Oct 20.

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
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
DOWNTOWN
River Taxi to EverBank Field
Designated St. Johns River Taxi stops for the
Jaguars game against the Oakland Raiders
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
Yoga 4 Change
Yoga class for all ages & skill levels. Bring a mat
or borrow one from the park.
9:30-10:30am//Hemming Park//135 W
Duval St//Free
Southern Women’s Show 2016
Runway fashion shows, cooking
classes, speakers, jewelry, handbags,
Makeup tips & gourmet treats.
Tickets: bit.ly/29OR2U0.
10am-5pm//Prime Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water St//Adults $10,
Youth (6-12) $6, Group: $8
Oakland Raiders v Jacksonville Jaguars
The surprising Raiders & their outlandish fans
are in town.
1pm//EverBank Field//1 Everbank Field
Dr//Various
The Great Unwind Hangout
Prepare for Monday with $4 bomb shots, $3
drafts.
BACHTOBERFEST • 8PM
6pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Kesha
Live music: Pop. With The Creepies.
7pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent
Dr//$25, VIP $125
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
Bachtoberfest
Guest conductor Jeanette
Sorrell & the Jacksonville
Symphony celebrate the Baroque
tradition with performances of
Handel, Vivaldi & Bach.
8pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//$27-$77
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
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
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music: 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
MDC (Millions of Dead Cops)
Live music: Hardcore Punk. With Wartorn /
Powerball.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$10, $15 DOS
MON/OCT 24
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 Girl On A Train
See listing Oct 19.
American Honey
See listing Oct 19.
Miss Hokusai
See listing Oct 21.
Dying To Know
(2014) Two Harvard professors began probing
the edges of consciousness in the ‘60s. Timothy
Leary ended up in in jail while Richard Alpert
became Ram Dass, a spiritual leader. NR 99min.
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
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
Monday Night Funk Jam
$2 drafts & $5 Mac-N-Chz.
9pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15 Ocean St//
Free entry
BLACKJACK ON THE ROCKS • 5PM-2AM
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 25
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 Girl On A Train
See listing Oct 19.
American Honey
See listing Oct 19.
Miss Hokusai
See listing Oct 21.
The Invisible Man
(1933) A scientist finds a way of becoming
invisible, but in doing so he becomes
murderously insane. NR. 71min.
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
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livemusic
YOUR WEEKEND
SOUNDTRACK
FOR DANCING
(AND DRINKING)
PHOTOS: PROVIDED
The Avett Brothers
Friday, Oct 28
Jacksonville Veterans
Memorial Arena
Easy Posse
Saturday, Oct 29
Jacksonville
Landing,
Riverfront Stage
Jimmy Parrish
& The Waves
Thursday, Oct 27
RV City
BY JACQUELINE PERSANDI
jack
Around here the annual Florida-Georgia game is a holiday. Not an
exchange-gifts-and-spend-quality-time-with-the-family holiday, but a getdrunk-three-days-in-a-row-and-wake-up-in-a-bathroom
holiday.
And on this holiday, no matter where you celebrate, you’re sure to find
three things: football, beer and live music. So, Georgia fans grab your
cowboy boots and Gator fans grab your Crocs, because we’re giving you a
look at the performers playing live during the long weekend.
Jon Langston
There’s just something about
Country music and football. No
one knows this better than Georgia
native Jon Langston. This singer
earned a Division I scholarship
to play football at Gardner-Webb
University in North Carolina in
2009, but traded in his pads for a
guitar a few years later. Now, he
delivers high-energy Pop Country
performances that are perfect for a
crowd that’s ready to party.
Thursday, Oct 27: 6pm at Mavericks Live
Jimmy Parrish &
The Waves
Considered “Trop Rock,”
Jimmy Parrish and The Waves is
Jimmy Buffet meets Jacksonville.
The group first hit the stage in
Jacksonville Beach at the Seawalk
Pavilion in 2000. Now, the band is
one of the most-requested headline
acts in the country when it comes
to major Parrot Head functions.
Thursday, Oct 27: 7pm–11pm at RV City
Ghostwitch
Originally the solo endeavor of
Ryan Gunwitch-Black, Ghostwitch
mixes classic Country with Blues
and Punk-Rock. The Jacksonvillebased
group has grown into a full
band with a wave of mutilation.
Thursday, Oct 27: 8pm at Jack Rabbits Live
DJ Kevin Tos,
DJ Patrick Harlow,
DJ Davin Hydro
These guys are part of Party
Solution Entertainment, a fullservice
DJ and Entertainment
company. Tos, Harlow and Hydro
mix tracks from all genres,
including Oldies, Rock, Disco,
Country, Top 40, Hip-Hop and
House. Tos describes his taste
in music as “any” and “all.” His
motto is: “Music is like pizza, it’s
never bad.”
Friday, Oct 28: DJ Kevin Tos, 7pm–2am
at Jacksonville Landing Riverfront Stage
and DJ Patrick Harlow, 7pm–1:45am at
Jacksonville Landing Hogan Street Stage
Saturday, Oct 29: DJ Kevin Tos, 7pm–2am
at Jacksonville Landing Riverfront
Stage and DJ Davin Hydro, 7pm–2am at
Jacksonville Landing Hogan Street Stage
J Collins
He’s a little bit Country and a
little bit Rock ‘n Roll. So it’s no
surprise that Jacksonville-based
performer J Collins has a Country
Rock sound with lyrics that pay
homage to the American workingclass
hero. If you’re looking for
someone the whole family can
sway to — Collins is your man.
Friday, Oct 28: 7pm–11pm at RV City
Saturday, Oct 29: Noon–1:30pm at the
Georgia/Florida Tailgate
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PHOTO: PROVIDED
The Avett Brothers
The lively music of The Avett
Brothers can best be described as
Folk Rock. If you’re into banjos
and everything Indie, you’ll swoon
for these four guys. Only two
members — Seth and Scott Avett,
who both sing lead and backup
vocals accompanied by plating
lots of instruments — are actually
blood brothers. The other two
permanent band members, Bob
Crawford and Joe Kwon, blend a
host of musical talents to give the
band an Indie-Bluegrass mixed
with Country-Pop vibe.
Friday, Oct 28: 7:30pm at Jacksonville
Veterans Memorial Arena
Dodie Clark
British musician Dodie
Clark made a name for herself
publishing videos to her channel
Doddleoddle on which she plays
the ukulele and sings original
songs.
Friday, Oct 28: 8pm at Jack Rabbits Live
Austin Park
Hankerin’ for more Country?
Lucky you! Local band Austin
Park promises a high-energy
performance with a modern
Pop County Rock sound. If
you’re from Jacksonville,
you’ve probably seen singer
and songwriter Jeff Congo, and
drummer Tim Crawford, around
town. Since 2005, this band has
been a regular on local stages.
Friday, Oct 28: 8pm-1am at Jacksonville
Landing Riverfront Stage, and Saturday,
Oct 29: 8pm at Fionn MacCools at the
Jacksonville Landing
Dirty Gringos
Known for their sense of
humor, members of the gang
that makes up the Dirty Gringos
perform fun, well-known Rock
songs that everyone enjoys
hearing live.
Friday, Oct 28: 8pm at Fionn MacCools at
the Jacksonville Landing
Easy Posse
Not another country rock
PHOTO: PROVIDED
group, Easy Posse is all about
line dance songs, classic drinking
tunes and sing-a-longs. The group
draws inspiration from Johnny
Cash, Waylon Jennings, Merle
Haggard, Willie Nelson and Hank
Williams Sr.
Saturday, Oct 29: 8pm-1am at Jacksonville
Landing Riverfront Stage
Razorz Edge
Razorz Edge is known for
Shock Rock performances that
bring intensity, passion and
theatrical elements to every show.
If you’re an Insane Clown Posse
fan, you’ll like Razorz Edge’s look
and sound. Woop! Woop!
Saturday, Oct 29: 8pm at Jack Rabbits Live
Finding your way
Thursday, Oct. 27
Jon Langston
6pm at Mavericks Live
Jimmy Parrish & The Waves
7pm–11pm at RV City
Ghostwitch
8pm at Jack Rabbits Live
Friday, Oct. 28
DJ Kevin Tos
7pm–2am at Jacksonville Landing
Riverfront Stage
DJ Patrick Harlow
7pm–1:45am at Jacksonville Landing
Hogan Street Stage
J Collins
7pm–11pm at RV City
The Avett Brothers
7:30pm at Jacksonville Veterans
Memorial Arena
Dodie Clark
8pm at Jack Rabbits Live
Austin Park
8pm–1am at Jacksonville Landing
Riverfront Stage
Dirty Gringos
8pm at Fionn MacCools at the
Jacksonville Landing
Saturday, Oct. 29
J Collins
Noon–1:30pm at the Georgia/Florida
Tailgate
DJ Kevin Tos
7pm–2am at Jacksonville Landing
Riverfront Stage
DJ Davin Hydro
7pm–2am at Jacksonville Landing Hogan
Street Stage
Razorz edge
8pm at Jack Rabbits Live
Easy Posse
8pm–1am at Jacksonville Landing
Riverfront Stage
Austin Park
8pm at Fionn MacCools at the
Jacksonville Landing
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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
Metlife RetireWise: Complimentary
Wealth Building Course
This 3-course series is designed to help you
plan for retirement & learn essential tools for
managing finances.
6-9pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside Ave//
Free
DOWNTOWN
Data & Technology Experience
Effectively apply data & technology to strengthen
the Northeast Florida nonprofit sector &
community, provide access to cutting edge &
innovative ideas that have real world application,
introduce technology resources to the local
nonprofit sector. Tickets: bit.ly/2e0HeJI.
8:30am//Jessie Ball DuPont Center//40
E Adams St//Members $99, Non-
Members $199
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
Six-week workshop series for young adults (15-
24).What you’ll need to know to be a successful
adult. Week 3: Dress for Success. 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
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
Florida Forum: Ben Carson
An evening with the pediatric neurosurgeon,
author, columnist & former GOP presidential
candidate. Tickets: (904) 202-2886.
7pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//Various
Hatebreed
Live music: Metalcore, Hardcore Punk. With
DevildRiver/ Devil You Know.
7pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent
Dr//$20
Mary Chapin Carpenter
The 5-time Grammy-winning singer-songwriter &
Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee will
perform songs from her 14-album catalog.
8pm//Florida Theatre//128 E Forsyth
St//$29-$59
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where to rock
Fresh off of their Grammy win for Best Metal Performance,
the Swedish metal band Ghost returns to Jacksonville to play THE
FLORIDA THEATRE on Nov. 4.
Ghost calls to mind the theatrics of Kiss, Alice Cooper, The
Misfits, David Bowie and Gwar.
The six-member band performs in face-concealing masks and
costumes and is comprised of “nameless ghouls” under the rule of
Papa Emeritus.
Ghost is a band and a cultural phenomenon, replete with
performance art and humanistic social commentary.
Ghost
Florida Theatre
128 E Forsyth St
Friday, Nov 4 8pm, floridatheatre.com
Tickets: $30.75-$37.50
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
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
WED/OCT 26
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 Girl On A Train
See listing Oct 19.
American Honey
See listing Oct 19.
Miss Hokusai
See listing Oct 21.
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
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
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
Halloween in Hemming
Don your costumes to enjoy fun activities,
a scavenger hunt, face painting, pumpkin
decorating & imagination station. Local vendors
from My Gym, Sweet Pete’s & MOCA.
10-Noon//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
Job Fair
Meet with representatives of Jacksonville’s best
companies hiring for hundreds of positions.
Dress professionally, bring resumes & preregister:
jobnewsusa.com/jax/
10am-2pm//Prime Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water St//Free
Graphic Attack: Create for Teen Read
Week
Can you describe your favorite book in 144
characters or less? Take the challenge & create
your own Twitter-worthy book reviews. Location:
Zimmerman Overlook.
4-5pm//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. Wide
variety of drinks & food.
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
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
University of Florida Men’s Basketball v.
Eckerd College
Exhibition. Gators v Division II team. Prices:
$30 courtside, $15 reserved & $10 general
admission. Tickets: (904) 745-3000.
7pm//Veterans Memorial Arena//300 A
Philip Randolph Blvd.//$10-$30
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
Squirrel Nut Zippers
Performance celebrating the
20th anniversary of the
group’s most celebrated &
commercially successful
album, “Hot.”
7:30pm//Ritz
Theatre//829 N Davis
St//$30-$35
0SQUIRREL NUT ZIPPERS • 7:3
PM
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
On The Pulse: Stronger than Stigma &
the Status of Mental Health in North
Florida
MOSH has partnered with Stronger Than
Stigma, a nonprofit organization dedicated to

MOSH AFTER DARK • 6-9PM
mental-health advocacy for Millennials for an
evening of conversation centered around those
on the front-line of mental health.
6-8pm//MOSH//1025 Museum Circle//
Free
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
Cryptic Wisdom & The Palmer Squares
Live music: Alternative, Indie, Hip-Hop, Rap.
With Matthew Carter / Bluff Gawd / Denver Hall
/ GPO.
7pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$12, $15 DOS
THU/OCT 27
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 Girl On A Train
See listing Oct 19.
American Honey
See listing Oct 19.
Miss Hokusai
See listing Oct 21.
Dracula
(1931) Ancient vampire Count Dracula arrives
in England & begins to prey upon the virtuous
young Mina. 85min.
Jacksonville Jaguars v Tennessee
Titans
Watch the game in comfort.
I Drink Your Blood Uncensored & Uncut
(1970) A group of satanic hippies becomes rabid
& cannibalistic after being fed meat pies injected
with dog blood. R. 90 min.
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
Color Me Calm
Relax & recharge with coloring pages. Supplies
are provided, but please feel free to bring your
own. All are welcome. Location: Makerspace.
11am-1pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
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
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.
Location: Lovett Courtyard.
5-7pm//Jacksonville Main Library//303
N Laura St//Free
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
Jon Langston
Live music: Country. With Ray Fulcher.
6pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent
Dr//$10-$15
Sugar Skull & Tequila Tasting Class
Celebrate the Day of the Dead by learning to
make & mold a sugar skull. Learn techniques
for decorating a skull & choose from different
embellishments to create a unique sugar skull
to take home. Cap off the evening with a tequila
tasting expertly curated by Candy Apple Café’s
mixologist. Ages 21+
6:30pm//Sweet Pete’s//400 N Hogan
St//$25
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
Lindsey Stirling Brave
Enough World Tour
Live music: violinist.
8pm//Florida Theatre//128 E
Forsyth St//$29.50-$69.50
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
MOSH After Dark
Adults are guided 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
Ghostwitch
Live music: Metal. With Ursula / The
Noctambulant.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$8, $10 DOS
FRI/OCT 28
MURRAY HILL
Andy Mineo Friends & Family Tour
Live music: Christian Hip Hip. With Social Club
Misfits.
Doors 7pm, Show 8-10pm//Murray Hill
Theatre//932 Edgewood Ave S//$23
Advanced, DOS $28
AVONDALE
Cabaret Belly Dancing
Traditional Middle Eastern belly-dancing; 10% off
for checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
RIVERSIDE
UF Brazilian Music Trio
Live music: Samba, Bossa Nova & Baiao. With
Ulisses Rocha / Welson Tremura / Larry Crook.
Doors 10:30am & 7pm, Show 11am &
7:30pm/Friday Musicale//645 Oak St//
Free
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
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 &
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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)
DOWNTOWN
CareerSource Job Skills
Résumé & online job search assistance,
interview coaching, referrals to agencies.
Location: Meeting Room 319.
10am-2pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Technology for ESL Learners
Basic computer classes taught in English for
students learning English as a second language.
Location: Room 124E.
10:30am-Noon//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
JaxByJax Literary Festival Sampler
Reading No. 2
Drop in for an hour of reading by four of this
year’s JaxByJax featured writers: Sohrab Fracis,
Fred Dale, Nan Kavanaugh & Tim Gilmore.
Noon//Jessie Ball DuPont Center//40 E
Adams St//Free
Technology for ESL Learners: Hands-On
Practice
Basic computer classes taught in
English for students learning
English as a second language.
Location: Room 124E.
Noon-1pm//
Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura
St//Free
Women Writing for a
Change
New writing community
for Jacksonville writers.
Their mission is to nurture
& celebrate the individual
voice by facilitating supportive
writing circles & by encouraging
people to craft more conscious lives
through the art of writing & the practices
of community. Location: Makerspace.
Noon-1pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//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
Beer, Bass & BBQ Festival
Local & national performers, Miami bass,
football pep rally & BBQ.
4-12am//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//$25 All you can drink
MS Office 2010: Excel 4
Learn to clean up worksheets by finding
duplicates using data validation & using TRIM
function. Students also learn tips & functions
to save time. Previous Excel experience highly
recommended. Location: 124E.
4-5:30pm//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
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
Georgia/ Florida 2016 Celebration
Weekend celebration surrounding the famous
college football rivalry.
5pm//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
Smells Like Grunge
Live music: Grunge, Alternative Rock. Nirvana
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THE BIG APE GRAVEDIGGER’S BALL • 9PM-2AM
tribute. All ages.
8pm//1904 Music Hall//19 N
Ocean//$8-$10
The Avett Brothers
Live music: American Folk, Rock. Kicks off the
Georgia-Florida weekend.
8pm//Veterans Memorial Arena//300 A
Philip Randolph Blvd.//$34-$54
Anthony Hamilton
Grammy-award winning singer who has
collaborated with artists including Rick Ross,
Carlos Santana, & Tupac.
8pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//$48.50-$88.50
Magic Men Live
Live stage production of bring the phenomenon
of Magic Mike, 50 Shades of Grey & others to
life with a high-energy performance.
8pm//Florida Theatre//128 E Forsyth
St//$23.50-$78.50
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
The Big Ape Gravedigger’s Ball
Music by DJ Swagg & DJ MoneyGud. $1,000
Costume Contest
9pm-2am//Myth NightClub &
Bar//333 E Bay St//$20
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: Stephen Quinn. 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
SAT/OCT 29
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 Invisible Man
See listing Oct 25.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Riverside Arts Market
Arts & crafts, fresh vegetables & produce, food
vendors & entertainment.
10am-4pm//Riverside Art Market//
Under the Fuller Warren Bridge//Free
RAM Unforced Rhythms Dance
Featured dancing.
10:30-11:15am//Riverside Art Market
River Stage//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
Introduction to Coding Series
Week 5. Intro to Java: Object Oriented
Programming. Learn the basic principles in
computer coding. Location: Room 124E.
10am-Noon//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Museums On Us
Free general admission to all Bank of American
or Merrill Lynch cardholders.
11am/MOCA Jacksonville//33 N Laura
St//Free
Georgia-Florida 2016 Celebration
Continuing celebration surrounding the Georgia-
Florida college football game.
11am//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent
Dr//Free
Beer, Bass & BBQ
Festival
Local & national
performers, Miami bass,
football pep rally & BBQ.
Noon-12am//
Hemming Park//135
W Duval St//Free
Audio Explorations:
Audiotool Workshop
Start making your own beats &
tracks, using the free web-based
software. Mixers, drum machines,
samplers. Feel free to bring your own
headphones. Location: Makerspace.
2-3:30pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Georgia v. Florida
College football. All advance parking for cars,
disabled parking & RVs are sold out. Limited
bus & limo parking passes available. Info: (904)
630-3969.
3:30pm//EverBank Field//1 Everbank
Field Dr//Various
Paint Nite
Theme: Halloween Delight. Grab some friends
& paint. Arrive 30 minutes early to secure seats
together & enjoy 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
The Rocky Horror Picture
Show
Tribute to cult-classic
Halloween movie. Wear
your costumes, bring your
props & come early for
the live music.
8pm//Florida
Theatre//128 E
Forsyth St//$15
DCL VIBE Saturday
Night
Sounds by Brooklyn Mike.
Cigars, cocktails, hookah.
9pm//Downtown Cigar
Lounge Jax//11 N Ocean St//
Free entry
HALLOWEEN PARANORMAL EVENT • 7-9PM
Hourglass Halloween Bash: A Night at
the Asylum
Third annual Halloween bash.
10pm-2am//Hourglass Pub & Coffee
Shop//3435 Bay St//Cost
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
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
St. Johns River Taxi: MOSH History &
Science Cruise Tour
Learn about the history of Jacksonville &
the significance the river has played in the
community. Tickets can be purchased online or
at MOSH. Info: bit.ly/2cUC3Zg.
1pm & 3:30pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$15 adult,
$12 youth 12 & under
Nightmarez Fest with Razorz Edge
Live music: Horrorcore, Metal. With CID
Voorheez / Missy Raw / Automatik Fit / Rad.
7pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$8, DOS $10
SUN/OCT 30
AVONDALE
Service Industry Sundays
Live music: Vonn Barlow Trio.
9pm//The Casbah Café//3628 St Johns
Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
Dracula
See listing Oct 27.
BEER, BASS & BBQ FESTIVAL • NOON-12AM
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
Halloween Charity Bash
Beer Olympics & a costume contest to raise
money for the Cathedral Arts Project that
provides access to instruction in the visual
& performing arts to underserved children.
Food, games & a beer for the stein-holding
competition included in ticket price.
2pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 Post
St//$20 advance, $25 at door
Sip + Sketch
Participants observe a 30-minute demonstration
on creating a still life drawing in graphite. With
beer or wine. Artists will be given 90 minutes to
work on their own drawings. Materials provided.
All-you-can-drink Mimosas & Beermosas for
$10; craft beer specials & light snacks & meat &
cheese plates.
3-5:30pm//Silver Cow//1506 King
St//$35
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
Bold City Brewery
Halloween Paranormal
Event
Ghost tour featuring Medium
in the Raw’s Christian & Pamela
Theresa. Ages 21+ will receive
a complimentary beer with ticket
purchase.
7-9pm//Bold City Brewery//2670
Rosselle St #7//$40
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
DOWNTOWN
Yoga 4 Change
Yoga class for all ages & skill levels. Bring a mat
or borrow one from the park.
9:30-10:30am//Hemming Park//135 W
Duval St//Free

Jacksonville Armada FC v Tampa Bay
Rowdies
For tickets & promotional offers call
1-844-2-ARMADA.
4pm//Baseball Grounds of
Jacksonville//301 A Philip
Randolph Blvd//Various
Eli Young
Live music: Country, Country
Rock.
6pm//Maverick’s//2
Independent Dr//$20-
$25
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
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
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
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
Russ T. Nutz
Live music.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$5, DOS $10
MON/OCT 31
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
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
8SOUTHERN FRIED SUNDAY •
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
PM-2AM
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
DOWNTOWN
CareerSource Job Skills
Résumé & online job search assistance,
interview coaching, referrals to agencies.
Location: Room 124E.
10am-4pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Trick or Treat on the Street
Downtown employees, residents, families &
friends welcome to dress up & make their
way through Downtown to trick or treat with
businesses. All ages.
11am-2pm//Hemming Park//135 W
Duval St//Free
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
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/NOV 1
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
RIVERSIDE
Tech Tutoring
One-on-one assistance with downloadable
media, email, the Internet, online applications
& basic technology. Please bring your charged
laptop or mobile device.
10:30am-4:30pm//
Willowbranch Branch
Library//2875 Park St//
Free
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
Metlife RetireWise: Complimentary
Wealth Building Course
Part 3 of the series: Establishing Your
Retirement. Learn how to structure a retirement
income stream.
6-8pm//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
JACKSONVILLE TOP TO BOTTOM WALKING TOUR • 10AM
includes a look at the Florida Theatre.
10-11:45am//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent Dr (meet at
escalators)//$20
Kids Free November
Up to five children, ages 5-12, receive free
admission with a general-admission-paying
adult.
11am/MOCA Jacksonville//33 N Laura
St//Free
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
What to Read Next?
Topic: Sci-Fi. Location: 124E.
5-6:30pm//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
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
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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EARLY VOTING FOR NOV. 9 ELECTIONS
Early voting will take place Monday, Oct 24
through Tuesday, Nov.
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PHOTO: PROVIDED
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.
« LOLA’S BURRITO & BURGER JOINT
You don’t have to be a fan of the Florida Gators to enjoy eating one.
Trust us, Georgia fans.
You can try it for yourself at LOLA’S BURRITO & BURGER
JOINT. Along with the tacos, burritos, and burgers, Lola’s offers seven
“Tijuana 2-Steppers, better known as very special grilled burritos. The
Leapin’ Lizard burrito is fresh Cajun gator, Lola’s rice, black beans,
cabbage, diced tomatoes and cheese; all served with a Cajun Ranch
Sauce.
Even though you probably won’t be on the field as the Dawgs take
on the Gators, at least there is a way for you to down a gator yourself —
without the usual danger.
Lola’s Burrito & Burger Joint
1522 King Street, (904) 738-7181, lolasburritojoint.com
Mon-Sat: 11am–10:30pm; Sun: 11am–9pm
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
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)
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1186 Edgewood Ave S//(904) 384-0587
Mon-Wed: 4pm-midnight; Thu: 11ammidnight;
Fri: 11am-2am; Sat: 5pm-2am;
Sun: 5pm-midnight
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;
Sun: 10:30am-10pm
www.bluefishjax.com
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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
Casbah Café (Middle Eastern, Hookah Bar)
3628 St Johns Ave//(904) 981-9966
Mon-Sun: 11am-2am
www.thecasbahcafe.com
Chomp Chomp
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(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
Harpoon Louie’s (American Pub & Grill)
4070 Herschel St.//(904) 389.5631
Sun-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm
The Loop Pizza Grill (Pizza)
4000 St Johns Ave//(904) 384-7301
Sun-Thu: 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-10pm
www.looppizzagrill.com
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
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(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
Sushiko Japanese Restaurant (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.
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
Corner Taco (Mexican)
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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
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.
Firehouse Subs (Sandwiches, Deli)
1620 Margaret St//(904) 674-2204
Mon-Sun: 10:30am-9pm
www.firehousesubs.com
Grassroots Natural Market
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(Grocery, Health Market, Sandwiches)
2007 Park St//(904) 384-4474
Mon-Sat: 9am-8pm; Sun: Noon-5 pm
www.thegrassrootsmarket.com
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
Hovan Gourmet Mediterranean
Restaurant (Middle Eastern)
2005 Park St//(904) 381-9394
Mon-Fri: 10am-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.hovan.com
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A jack FAVORITE EATERY

#jackeats
GREAT FLAVORS ON
THE MENU AT BAY
STREET BAR & GRILL
BY ANTHONY NEWKIRK, JR.
jack
When it comes to sports, we all
have our traditions; whether it’s
the team we root for, the jerseys
we wear or the food we eat. When
the big game is on, especially if
our favorite team is winning, we
just let it all go and indulge in the
good times.
With this year’s Florida-
Georgia game right around the
corner, you probably will be
looking for a good place to enjoy
the good times and this historic
rivalry. If so, then head Downtown
to Bay Street Bar & Grill. Located
just a stone’s throw from the
sporting district, Bay Street
showcases a truly diverse menu.
We’ve all been to places that
focus more on the bar side of the
restaurant and the kitchen gets left
behind. At Bay Street, owner Alva
Richreek, who is the head chef,
takes pride in putting out dishes
that showcase plenty of great
flavors. Chef Alva makes sure to
keep things fresh and new. Whether
it’s with daily dinner and dessert
specials, you almost always seem
to find something new.
Popular game-time dishes
are a natural. If you want wings
and burgers, Bay Street has you
covered. Or enjoy the jumbo
wings, which can be tossed in
any of their house-made signature
sauces. A couple of popular flavors
are Sriracha Ranch and the Hot &
Sweet Asian.
The burgers here are a full
half pound Nebraska Angus beef,
cooked any way you like. If you’re
a fan of onion rings, the folks at
Bay Street prepare thick-sliced
beer-battered ones that you’ll
absolutely enjoy.
Popular appetizers include
Corn Nuggets and Macaroni &
Cheese Bites, both served with
Sriracha Ranch.
If your tastes veer off in other
directions, there are plenty of
salads, sandwiches and flatbreads
from which to choose. Local
beers are on tap, including those
from Intuition Ale and Engine 15,
so you definitely won’t go thirsty.
Another great thing about Bay
Street is the late-night hours. When
the game is finally over — win or
lose — the party just keeps going.
If you can’t make it to
EverBank Field, do yourself a
favor and head west to Bay Street
Bar & Grill. It’s a great place
to enjoy some good food, good
company and that local beer you
crave or the one that you’ve been
meaning to try.
Mon-Wed: 3-11pm; Thu-Fri: 3pm-
Sat: 5pm-3am; Sun: Closed
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Bay Street Bar &
Grill
119 E Bay St
(904) 419-3550
PHOTOS: ANTHONY NEWKIRK
Anthony Newkirk Jr. says he is
“Devouring my way through Jax,”
and we believe him, especially
when he asks, “With so much
good local food out there, why
wouldn’t you want to taste it?”
Follow him on Instagram
@DevouringJax and check out his
blog—DevouringJax.com.
OCTOBER 19-NOVEMBER 1, 2016
| jack 19

WHERE TO EAT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 18
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
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
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M Shack (American, Burgers)
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
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Timoti’s Seafood Shack (Wild caught
seafood)
1043 Park St//(904) 374-8892
Mon-Sat: 11am-9pm; Sun: 11am-3pm
www.timotis.com
RIVERSIDE
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
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
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Bottega By Liz Grenamyer
(American, Sandwiches)
919 King St//(904) 387-8483
Mon-Fri: 10am-7pm; Sat: 11am-2pm; Sun:
Closed
www.cateringbyliz.com
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
Einstein Bros Bagels
(Breakfast & Brunch)
1661 Riverside Ave//(904) 354-0991
Mon-Fri: 5am-4pm; Sat-Sun: 6am-3pm
www.einsteinbros.com
European Street Café
(Sandwiches, German)
2753 Park St//(904) 384-9999
Mon-Sun: 10am-10pm
www.europeanstreet.com
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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
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
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
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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
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
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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
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
Johnny’s Deli and Grille (Deli)
474 Riverside Ave//(904) 356-8055
Mon-Sat: 7am-4pm; Sun: Closed
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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
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
Big Pete’s Pizzeria (Pizza, Italian)
118 N Julia St//(904) 356-2680
Mon-Fri: 11am-9pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
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
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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
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
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
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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
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.netMocha Misk’i
(Bakery, Dessert)
209 N. Laura St//(904) 236-4770
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.mochamiski.com
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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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-Fri: 9am-9pm; Sat-Sun: 10am-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
Matthews Restaurant
(American, Cocktail Bar)
2107 Hendricks Ave//(904) 396-9922
Mon-Sat: 5-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.matthewsrestaurant.com
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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
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
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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
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
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Wine Cellar (Diner, American)
1314 Prudential Dr.//(904) 398-8989
Mon-Fri: 11am-10:30pm; Sat: 5-10:30pm;
Sun: Closed
www.winecellarjax.com
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A jack FAVORITE EATERY
OCTOBER 19-NOVEMBER 1, 2016
| jack 21

wide screen
10 THINGS YOU WILL NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
DOCTOR STRANGE
Cast: Benedict Cumberbatch, Tilda Swinton, Mads Mikkelsen,
Chiwetel Ejiofor, Michael Stuhlbarg, Rachel McAdams, Benedict Wong
1Dr. Stephen Strange, a neurosurgeon, loses the use of
his gifted hands after a car accident. Desperation leads
him to The Ancient One, supernatural guardian of Earth.
2Expecting physical treatment, Strange instead finds a
center for healing that is the front line of a battle between
the Masters of the Mystic Arts and forces bent on destroying reality.
3Strange must choose whether to return to his life of fortune
and status or leave it behind to defend the world as the most
powerful sorcerer in existence.
4
En route to becoming the new Sorcerer Supreme, Doctor
Strange must act as an intermediary between the real world
and what lies beyond.
5Strange utilizes a dizzying array of metaphysical abilities and
artifacts. The Cloak of Levitation gives him the ability to fly.
The Eye of Agamoto allows him to manipulate probabilities.
6Kaecilius, a sorcerer, is the primary antagonist of Doctor
Strange. Philosophical disagreements with teachings of The
Ancient One led him to defect from the rest of the sorcerers.
7Villains in the film are known as The Zealots, who have
become seduced by what they have found in another
dimension.
8Doctor Strange, created by Steve Ditko, debuted
in March 1963 in the comic book “Strange
Tales” (#110).
9Stephen Strange lives in a spellprotected
building known as the
Sanctum Sanctorum.
CGI effects may remind
10 some viewers of the
2010 movie ‘Inception.’
—Jack Jackson
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‘DOCTOR STRANGE’
PG-13 Rating
Running time: 115 minutes.
Showing: SunRay Cinema, 1028
Park St., in Five Points, from
Nov. 3 through Nov. 24.
(sunraycinema.com for showtimes)
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