Keeping You In Stitches: On Buttons
Everyone loves buttons. Who could possibly hate a button? I could understand why you might not like a zipper, or Velcro, or hooks and eyes, but buttons—never. How about [Read More]
September 2017
Incensed Professor at Sea: London
Today was the next-to-last full day in London. I am staying in a central London with a great view in the distance of Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the Union Jack [Read More]
Textile Guild welcomes Lois Hoeft
SAINT AUGUSTINE – The Textile Arts Guild of St. Augustine, Inc., begins its 22nd year on Thursday, Sept. 14, with a program on needlepoint by Lois Hoeft. Vice President [Read More]
Opera auditions Sept. 10, 17
SAINT AUGUSTINE – First Coast Opera in Saint Augustine, Florida, announces auditions for adult and youth singers on Sundays, Sept. 10 and 17, from 2 to 5 [Read More]
Youth poetry entries due Sept. 8
SAINT AUGUSTINE – The Florida Heritage Book Festival, Inc. poetry competition for students in St. Johns County schools or, home-schooled, in grades six through 12 ends [Read More]
Photo challenge, multi-use trail in news
PALATKA – Ravine Gardens is hosting a Photo Challenge each month of 2017. The September theme is Hiking. All work must be submitted with a photo release [Read More]
News from the city: 452nd founding, 9/11 among upcoming special activities
SAINT AUGUSTINE – The 452nd anniversary of the founding of the City of St. Augustine will be commemorated with the annual Founder’s Day ceremonies at 10 [Read More]
Incensed Professor at Sea: English drink
The two types of drink I associate with England are cups of tea and pints of beer – or in my case, pints of hard cider. I find pubs much nicer than American bars; it [Read More]
Jamilah Sabur at Crisp-Ellert Museum
SAINT AUGUSTINE — The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum welcomes its Fall 2017 Artist Resident Jamilah Sabur, whose work tends to focus on the social, economic and environmental [Read More]
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