Tag Archives: fun
We take photos
ArtWalk last Friday. Labor Daze on Sunday. Great times, even better people. For us, we were reminded that every Gainesvillian has talents galore.
What to Do? This, this, this, and this.
Happening this weekend (that you don’t want to miss!): Tonight is ArtWalk. We love ArtWalk. “The mission of Artwalk is to promote the arts as an active, vibrant, and essential … Continue reading
We ride our bikes, we rollerskate
I got a brand new pair of roller skates, You got a brand new key. I think that we should get together and try them out, to see … Never … Continue reading
Our 1 Year Old!
Happy Birthday, Citizens Co-op! We’ll see you at the Summer Survival Fest shortly. Join us in celebrating our one year anniversary and help us reach our next one! We’ll have … Continue reading
In a Daze….
First, we’ll start by sharing a photo a friend of ours took yesterday and shared with us. Now, to “business”–from our friends (we bolded and italicized why we you, indiegainesville, … Continue reading
Discover your inner artist–Springtime SAW
Sharing the exciting news from here! News from SAW about the Porcellino workshop, upcoming projects and our year-long program. News from SAW The Sequential Artists Workshop in Gainesville, Florida has … Continue reading
Budget cuts hurt deeply
As you’re certainly aware (we hope), today is Tax Day. This didn’t bother us one bit today. But our good moods changed to solemn when we read the following from … Continue reading
Mob Mentality
Usually, “mob mentality” doesn’t conjure up the nicest thoughts. We generally think of a mob complete with torches and pitchforks, such as this: But of course, we aren’t encouraging your … Continue reading
30 hours of fun (or, “life as usual”)
The past 30 hours have been busy for us. Yesterday, we stopped by Flashbacks Café to meet with Thrive Handicrafts. Two great indie businesses in one location at the same … Continue reading
Art Occupation
We hope to see you this Sunday, Febraury 12 at Bo Diddley Plaza at the Occupy with Art event. Yes, we realize the entire “Occupy” movement is divisive. No matter your … Continue reading
