entertainment

Hot weather, hot music and an extra day off for many adds up to plenty of entertainment opportunities across the First Coast over the Memorial Day weekend. 

In 1938 a live radio play directed and narrated by actor and filmmaker Orson Welles was so realistic that it scared some listeners into believing the world was being invaded by aliens from Mars.

From comics and movies to the campy Batman TV series of the 1960s, the history of superheroes will be on display beginning Saturday at Jacksonville’s Museum of Science and History.

Hemming Park in downtown Jacksonville is the site of the city’s first Hispanic Heritage Celebration this weekend.

First Coast Connect is hitting the road for Friday morning’s episode.

All of the rain in the forecast is expected to make for a wet Jazz Festival this weekend.

Although it’s not officially part of this weekend’s Jacksonville Jazz Festival, The Landing has plenty of live  music planned for the holiday weekend.

Whether your mom is into golf, funk or art, there’s plenty to do around the First Coast this weekend.

Elton John has announced his farewell tour, and the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena has made the list.

Recently a lively voice popped up on Jacksonville’s Twitter scene that takes potshots at politicians, sports figures, media folks, and yes,  the infamous San Marco train crossing.

The Big Ticket 2017 concert and festival scheduled for December 1 is being moved from Metropolitan Park to the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena.

A wide variety of First Coast cultural and entertainment attractions are teaming up to offer kids free admission during the month of November.