Monthly Archives: August, 2011
UF: Then and now
Thanks to Lynn for the link. We’re having fun this evening checking out UF–then and now–here. Enjoy.
3 Services you may need (but didn’t know it existed)
Indiegainesville is only three weeks old, and we’re noticing a pattern on Wednesdays. Our Wednesday posts tend to be about multiple issues and businesses. A little bit of everything, if … Continue reading
“Break a leg!”: limited special at The Hipp
To start its 39th season, the Hippodrome Theatre will be performing a triple Tony-award winning comedy, God of Carnage, which is directed by the talented Mary Hausch. Read the Playbill … Continue reading
We all scream for ice cream
The late August heat is wearing us down. As Florida natives and as people who’ve lived here since they toddled about, make no mistake: we are accustomed to heat. But … Continue reading
Stetson Kennedy (1916-2011)
Florida lost a bright ray of sunshine yesterday, when we Stetson Kennedy died. Mr. Kennedy was a human rights activist, a labor activist, an environmentalist, and a folklorist. He penned … Continue reading
Devour the Arts: A monthly challenge
If you’re like us, you get excited upon hearing a new restaurant has opened up in Gainesville. We look forward all week to our night out at a new restaurant. … Continue reading
Putting the “Super” in “Supermarket”
Welcome to Ward’s Supermarket, better than any other supermarket you’ve been to in Gainesville. On the outside of Ward’s, there are plants. Beautiful bromeliads, lush herbs, and various other plants … Continue reading
History Help
Satchel’s Pizza needs your help! We are doing some research on all the restaurants in our spot before us…. if you know any info about any of the following, please … Continue reading
Admire our curve
A pinch of this, a dash of that . . . We’re looking forward to Tuesday (August 30th), when of The Great A&P and the Struggle for Small Business in … Continue reading
