Education is a hot topic these days, with some people steering towards alternatives to public education for a variety of reasons ranging from avoiding public school required standardized testing to preferring smaller class sizes. Luckily, Northeast Florida happens to have a diverse array of education options. In the realm of independent education, those can be broken down further to include both secular and non-secular institutions.
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DRIFTERS offers up beach and bike rentals and everything in between. Whether you live locally or have out-of-town guests coming to stay, the mobile delivery service rents out shade tents, chairs, coolers, beach games, kid’s toys and a fleet of classic beach and retro-styled town cruisers by Linus Bike and other items, to make a day at the beach or cruising downtown a breeze.
Kick off the summer in style by joining the Lightner Museum on May 31, 2018 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Enjoy an evening of art,
Mention Flagler College and it’s a good bet that sports aren’t the first thing that jumps to your mind. Known for being a stellar liberal arts college, the institution hasn’t really been known for its athletic achievement over the years.
Art Walk. It’s become a staple of the St. Augustine scene. For some, it kicks off the month. Galleries throughout the city and beyond often take this opportunity to introduce a new artist to their gallery, or a new collection, or something even more exciting (like the time that Jefferson Airplane/Starship founding member Marty Balin treated attendees to a free concert).
Not Your Average Joe Story by Robert Waldner Photo by Kate Gardiner Which institution is statistically linked to St. Augustine regularly being named as one of
The recent tragedy in Parkland, Florida, being so close to home and so fresh in our minds, has left our community with an increased concern for the safety of our own children. However, long before this tragic event, two organizations understood the growing concerns for youth mental health and school safety in St. Johns County and found ways to help to address the problem.
What do you get when you combine the creativity of an interior designer with the expertise of a general contractor? In Britne White’s case, a flawlessly curated and constructed tiny house.
RECIPE COURTESY OF ANDY VIOLA PHOTOS BY TAMMY HARROW One of the most popular desserts at Viola’s is what Andy Viola calls the “When Harry Met
With a proven talent for entrepreneurship, in 2007 Cohen decided to once again direct his own enterprise, this time in the furniture industry. One day, while working with a business broker, he received a distress call from a leather furniture store that was being offered for sale for assets only.
ST. AUGUSTINE LIGHTHOUSE NIGHT FEST March 3: The St. Augustine Lighthouse Fest will grant FREE admission to the Lighthouse and grounds on Saturday, March 3 from 4 to
Recipe and Photos by Chef Jessica Bright Nothing beats the comfort of a steamy bowl of soup on a cool winter night. Add a little heat
While the Holidays are all about reflection on the past year and spending time with the ones who bring us joy, the New Year is a time for moving forward. It’s a time for resolving to be our personal best.
In the summer of 2016, a group of ten St. Augustine families came together to discuss the lack of a classical Christian education option in the area. This summer, after a few months of extensive renovations including an expanded outdoor play area, Veritas Classical School opened its doors to its first 48 students.
Known as the “World’s First Oceanarium,” Marineland (as it’s referred to by locals) has flourished from underwater film studio to one of the area’s top attractions — writing on the wall, according to McGinnis, that’s been in the works for decades.
What’s Going Down in 2018 is the events calendar for St. Augustine, Florida, including concerts, theatre, and more…
St. Augustine Public Montessori School, which is housed in a six-building campus offs San Marco Avenue in the Uptown area of Old City, is not the first school of its kind in the area.
