Culture

Few cities in America were impacted by the rise of suburban shopping malls as significantly as Jacksonville. The city had...

For four decades, the former Annie Lytle Public School building has sat vacant along Chelsea Street in Brooklyn – or...

Downtown Jacksonville’s streets used to be lined with department stores and boutique shops, but none were as mighty as May-Cohens,...

The Museum of Science & History has been a local institution along the Southbank since the late 1960s, now routinely...

Though his family has a long musical history, Alex Moye didn’t always plan on becoming a musician. In fact, the...

Before Hollywood became synonymous with the film industry, Jacksonville was considered by many to be the “winter film capital of...

For many decades before its consolidation with Jacksonville in the 1960s, Mandarin was its own, separate community that grew along...

Sitting along the border of Duval and Nassau counties, the George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park is one of...

When Anact founder and Jax native Brianna Kilcullen visited photographer Malcolm Jackson’s The Black Beach exhibit back in February, she...

For the past few decades, the commercial plaza at University Boulevard and Arlington Expressway once known as Town & Country...