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Rivaling any professional circus, the FSU Circus is primarily an aerial and stage presentation with three rings of spellbinding entertainment for everyone.
A three-day celebration of professitonal and emerging talent in the North Florida film, music and related arts industry. The theme for this year is "See you in the Dark." The festival will feature films, workshops and film lectures.
The annual Levy County Fair has moved to the spring this year. The fair will be complete with entertainment, food, games, a livestock show and much more!
The annual Worm Gruntin' Festival will take place in downtown Sopchoppy. It will be a fun filled event with lots of live music and entertainment. There will also be a worm gruntin' race, a worm grunter's ball and the crowning of the worm monarch king and queen. Come out and join the fun!
Voted "Best Arts & Crafts Festival" in Florida Monthly's 2008 Best of Florida Awards!
The SF Spring Arts Festival, April 10-11, is garnishing its 41st birthday celebration with a twist of jazz. The Santa Fe Jazz Big Band, Santa Fe Jazz Combo, Santa Fe Rhythm & Blues Band, The Tazers, 6th Street Rhythm & Blues Review, and GrüvTherapy will perform in a free jazz and blues festival on the Thomas Center lawn 3-8:30 p.m. Saturday, April 10.
There's lots of festival activity at the Thomas Center, where young artists sell their work and families make art projects at the Kids' Art Jungle.
Another Spring Arts "first" this year is a direct tie-in to the SF Teaching Zoo. The zoo will be open festival weekend so folks can visit two family-oriented events in Gainesville - an art festival for excitement and a kid friendly zoo for enchantment.
The Third Annual Fanning Springs garden festival will emphasize the necessity of utilizing environmentally friendly gardening techniques. There will be food, a landscaping showcase, plant sales, games and much more. Entry into the event is free.
Pet owners, animal lovers, and furry, feathered, or other friends are invited to the sixth annual Blessing of Animals. The event will feature individual pet blessings, activities for children, and animal organization exhibits. Photos of blessings will be available for purchase.
Start off the Cinco de Mayo season of celebrating with a Fido friendly event.
Mission San Luis invites all Chihuahuas, Chihuahua wannabes, their companions, and their fans to join the fun for the second annual “paseo” around the plaza. The event is a good opportunity to showcase your dogs and to introduce them to their cultural heritage at the same time.
Costumes are optional. All dogs must be on leashes. Unlike the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, this event doesn’t require a pedigree. If it looks like a Chihuahua, walks like a Chihuahua, or thinks it is a Chihuahua, it is welcome at Mission San Luis. Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the day and the opportunity to meet others who share your enthusiasm for this small but mighty breed. Free with admission to site.
Friday and Saturday, November 26 & 27, 2010 10 am to 4 pm
Giving Thanks: Exploring 17th Century Food Traditions at Mission San Luis
Mission San Luis invites the public to Giving Thanks, a celebration of 17th–century Spanish and Apalachee Indian traditional foods. Visitors can observe costumed interpreters smoking meat and fish on the barbacoa, and demonstrating the use of native and European plants from their gardens and fields. The Mission’s unique culinary history comes to life with preparations for the feast. There will be hands-on food tasks for children.
