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CURTIS DVORAK STILL MAKING PEOPLE SMILE
ACTIVATING
JACKSONVILLE’S
CULTURAL CORE
September 7-20, 2016
JAGS’ CARSON
TINKER LOVES
RIVERSIDE
5AWESOME
INSIGHTS
ON BLAKE
BORTLES
«NEW JACK IN TOWN»
Rookie LB Myles Jack brings his ‘A’ game to EverBank Field
MURRAY HILL | AVONDALE | FIVE POINTS | RIVERSIDE | BROOKLYN | DOWNTOWN | SPRINGFIELD | SAN MARCO

new to the neighborhood
Andrea Dahlia
Magnolia’s in
Murray Hill
S’mores Waffle Bites
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Activating Jacksonville’s Cultural Core
PHOTOS: MATT PITTMAN FOR JACK
MAGNOLIA’S PUB
IN MURRY HILL
Andrea Dahlia is the face behind
the 160-seat MAGNOLIA’S
PUB, a family friendly restaurant
now open in Murray Hill and serving
up waffle sandwiches, salads,
dessert waffles and pub fare. If her
last name sounds familiar, it’s because
she also owns Dahlia’s Pour
House in Riverside.
Waffled Burger, Buffalo
Chicken Waffle Sandwich, Fruit
Loop Waffles, and S’mores Waffle
Bites are just a few unique items
only found at Magnolia’s, just
across the street for Maple Street
Biscuit Company. The waffle batter
is made daily in-house, and it is
cooked to order so food will be
fresh and tasty.
Happy Hour is daily from 3pm-
5pm. It features $4 brews, $2 off
cocktails, and half-off select food.
The bar features craft beer
cocktails along with 30 drafts
consisting of craft beers, craft
sodas, ciders and Mead — all on
tap!
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(at
Magnolia’s Pub
1190 Edgewood Ave. S
magnoliaspub.com
Hours: Mon-Fri: 3pm to close
(never earlier than
11 pm); Sat-Sun: 10am to close
least 2 am)
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FFENSE
What more can be written about budding superstar Blake Bortles?
His efforts on the field so far have spoken volumes, and the offensive
performance of the Jaguars once again will rest on his broad shoulders.
QB Blake Bortles:
Armed & compassionate
Hey Jacksonville, do you even know what kind of leader you have in Blake Bortles? Instead of looking on
the field, these gems perhaps provide better measure of the man taking snaps for the Jaguars.
1Drafted out of the University of
Central Florida, Bortles is from
Oviedo, Fla., which also is home to
former University of Florida quarterback
Jeff Driskel and former MLB catcher
Hal King. He was a standout at
Oviedo High School, where he
threw for 5,576 yards and 53
touchdowns. But some of
Bortles’ most memorable
moments took place after his
Friday night varsity games.
On Saturday mornings he
was a volunteer buddy for the
Challenger Football League, which
gave youngsters with disabilities a chance
to play alongside high school players,
creating lasting relationships.
2Bortles put part of his
signing bonus with the
Jaguars to good use,
helping pay the tuition for his
baseball-playing brother
Colby, who attends
Ol’ Miss where he is
majoring in criminal
justice. The younger
Bortles, at 6-5, 235,
is a third-baseman/
DH with a threeyear
average of
.272 with 17
HR, 111 RBI
and a slugging
percentage of
.451.
3The Blake Bortles Foundation was established
in 2016 to support children with intellectual
and developmental challenges in their pursuit
of full, independent lives. It provides support
to first responders, with the goal of improving
their ability to safely carry out lifesaving work.
The foundation accepts grant and scholarship
applications in these areas of work, with an
emphasis on autism. “We can make a huge impact
on many people’s lives. Giving back to my
community, especially children, is really important
to me,” Bortles says. “By showing how I lend my
support, I hope to inspire you to help out in your
communities as well.” To donate: bit.ly/2bSbWm1
4The inaugural Blake Bortles JaxPAL Football
Camp took place in June. It provided 500
local boys and girls the experience of a
lifetime – learning skills like agility, proper stances,
throwing techniques, catching techniques and
much more from current and former NFL players,
city leaders and college coaches. Among the
volunteer coaches were teammates Chad Henne,
Paul Posluszny, Allen Hurns and Allen Robinson,
former NFL players Ernest Wilford and Drayton
Florence, along with Jacksonville Mayor Lenny
Curry and Sylvester Pickney of the Jacksonville
Children’s Commission. The mission of Police
Athletic League of Jacksonville, Inc. is built on
the idea that a young person who respects police
officers is much more likely to respect the laws
they enforce. JaxPAL provides for more than 2,200
at-risk Jacksonville children every year.
5Bortles has captured the imagination of a
rabid fan who makes sure he seems larger
than life – a la Chuck Norris – @BortlesFacts
on Twitter. Here are a couple of samples: Blake
Bortles is undefeated in the Octagon. #UFC200,
and “Peyton Manning retires holding the NFL
records for most passing yards and touchdowns, but
he never beat Blake Bortles.”
Source: Jack research
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SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016
PHOTO: ED MULHOLLAND/AP

An influx of veteran and rookie talent has left a decidely faster, stronger
and more determined roster. One of those rookies, Myles Jack, took a
rough-and-tumble path to Jacksonville. Now, he’s glad to be here.
LB Myles Jack:
A rookie’s journey
BY KENNETH AMOS AND PHILLIP HEILMAN
jack
The path that Myles Jack took to the NFL over the course of the past
five months would make most grown men cry. It’s a sometimes
brutal story of injury and honesty, whispers and determination,
intrigue and fulfillment.
Many believe that Jack, drafted as a junior linebacker out of UCLA, is
the ideal cog to help fulfill Jags’ head coach Gus Bradley’s desire for uptempo
defensive schemes.
That’s a lot of pressure to put on a young man who turned 21 on Sept. 3.
This Jack, just like his namesake (hint, us), is new to the Cultural Core.
By way of suburban Seattle and Los Angeles, soon his sideline-to-sideline
defensive talents will be on display at EverBank Field for Jacksonville Jaguars
fans. Jacksonville opens the season at home on Sunday, Sept. 11 against the
Green Bay Packers.
Jack says he’s already grown quite fond of Jacksonville and EverBank Field.
After the Jags’ first preseason game, he said, “It felt electric, man. Just
coming in and with what they have done with the stadium and the vibe, it’s
great. There’s little kids swimming in the pools and then they’ve got the bar
area right in the end zone. It’s a very cool place. I can’t wait until the regular
season.”
1st &10
BLUE-CHIP PROSPECT
Jack was a star running back through his sophomore year at Bellevue
(Wash.) High School. He then switched to linebacker and led his team to
a 14-0 record as a senior. Just a few miles separated Myles from someone
who soon would become very important in his life; Gus Bradley, his future
head coach, who was toiling as the Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator.
It was Bruins coach Jim Mora Jr. who sold Jack on Los Angeles being
the right college for him. According to cbssports.com, before Jack had
played a single down in college, proud mom and astute businesswoman
La Sonjia (a senior executive with MicrosoftStore.com), would purchase a
Lloyds of London insurance policy to protect her then-17-year-old son that
from any serious injury or loss of value in a future NFL Draft.
Jack was the top Pac-12 freshman on defense and offense. He started
12 games at linebacker and one at running back. He ran for a UCLA
freshman-record four touchdowns in a 41–31 win over Washington.
He finished his first season with 75 tackles, the second-most ever by a
UCLA true freshman, two interceptions and a TD on defense. Named
an All-American by Athlon Sports, he received freshman All-America
accolades from the Sporting News; and he was a finalist for the Paul
Hornung Award. After his sophomore season in 2014, Jack was an All-
Pac-12 linebacker once more.
PHOTO: PHELAN M. EBENHACK/AP
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2nd DOWN
JACK
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5
TRIPPED UP
Jack was widely touted as the No. 1 linebacker in college football in
2015. But during a September practice – just three games into his junior
season – he bumped knees with a teammate during a non-contact drill and
was unable to straighten his right knee. A torn anterior meniscus brought an
end to his collegiate career. He withdrew from school in early October to
rehab and ready his game for the NFL Draft just six months away.
“He’s taking his chips and shoving them into the middle, and we hope he
draws a good hand,” Mora said during a press conference last fall.
By mid-March 2016, Jack still was on the mend. He performed for
curious scouts during a Pro Day at UCLA, then he held a private workout
for the Jaguars in Los Angeles on April 16. Bradley was there to see if
Jack’s rebuilt knee could handle sudden change of direction without giving
him too much time to rest. According to Peter King, writing online in early
May for The Monday Morning Quarterback, Jack recounted that Bradley
threw balls “crazy hard” above his head, two feet to his side and at his
ankles. “[But] I did things they had never seen before,” he told King. “I was
doing some [acrobatic New York Giants receiver] Odell Beckham stuff out
there.”
With the draft set for a Thursday night in April in Chicago. Jack and 24
other stellar athletes were in town the day before to tour the Windy City.
After getting star treatments befitting the instant millionaires each young
athlete was about to become, they would end their day at an NFL “Play 60”
event to mingle with and instruct local kids.
Afterward, it was time to meet the press.
3rd DOWN
A BIT OF A STUMBLE
During a Q&A, Jack was asked about his knee. With just about 24 hours until the
draft, he inexplicably chose this moment to say, “[The degenerative problems are]
there, but it’s nothing extreme. Down the line, possibly, I could have microfracture
surgery — potentially. Who knows what will happen. Nobody knows how long
anybody is going to play in this league. To play three years in this league would be
above average,” he told reporters.
Microfracture surgery refers to a procedure during which tiny holes are drilled into
underlying bone to repair cartilage. Few athletes have ever fully rebounded.
Social media erupted.
Les Bowen, who covers the Eagles for the Philadelphia Daily News, took to Twitter
and said, “NFL source calls Myles Jack ‘a time bomb’ whose knee could give him
several good years, or not. Bone and cartilage starting to break away.”
Legacy media pounced.
Mike Mayock, draft analyst for NFL Network, said, “If everything I’ve heard about
his knee is true, I don’t think there’s a team in the top 10 who can take Jack.
Mora was reminded of his words at the press conference announcing Jack was
turning pro. “NFL teams are very, very conservative, and if there’s any question
whatsoever, they’ll pass on you in a heartbeat. They’re going to take
the sure thing.”
When the big night finally arrived, Jack appeared either unaware
or nonplussed. As he escorted his mother down the red carpet an
NFL Network reporter asked Jack to set the record straight.
Still expecting to go high in the first round, and knowing the
Jaguars held the No. 5 overall pick. a confident Jack shrugged and
said, “Whatever team drafts me, I’ll be at their rookie minicamp.
I’ll be playing this season.”
Get to know: Myles Jack
Jacqui from Jack sat down with Myles Jack to get
to know a little about this Jaguars newbie.
East Coast or West Coast?
I lived on both coasts, but I got to go East. I
love the South.
Any significance behind No. 44?
I wanted to go outside of the box and make
the number its own. Most linebackers are 50,
but I decided to be different.
After whom do you pattern your game?
I couldn’t say a specific person because I
learned watching everybody play… but if there
was a linebacker or two who I like I would say
[Seattle Seahawks’ LB] Bobby Wagner and
[Carolina Panthers’ LB] Luke Kuechly.
What are your pre-game superstitions?
I have to take a nap and a shower.
Best sense of humor in the Jag’s locker
room?
[CB] Prince [Amukamara]
What would your teammates be surprised
to learn about you?
I have three dogs; two pit bulls and a Presa
Canario. I’m a big dog person, so I’m always
kicking it with them. I have a pool in my
backyard — that’s my favorite thing to do.
Can you cook?
I’m good at breakfast. I can whip up breakfast
all day — biscuits, eggs, sausage, bacon,
omelets — all of that.
What has been your favorite football
moment?
The first time I started a game in [college]. It was
the second game of the season and first play
of the game I made a tackle. That was a really
cool moment. It just clicked and the rest was
history from there.
If you could have one do-over in life, what
would you do?
I would have taken basketball more seriously.
Will you keep reading Jack if we tell people
it’s named after you?
Yeah, that’s dope!
— Jacqueline Persandi
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PHOTO: BRUCE.LIPSKY

4th & LONG
RECOVERING THE LOST YARDS
Mother and son made their way to the camera-laden Green Room,
where, according to King’s report, they were joined by Mora Jr. and
Jack’s agent John Thornton. Also on hand to celebrate in style were Jack’s
brother Jahlen, his grandmother, girlfriend and personal trainer.
Jack was hopeful, with good reason.
“There is confidence that a team in the mid-to-late teens will serve
as a draft floor for Jack, so a fall out of the first round is unlikely. Jack
believes this, and several sources believe the same,” wrote Ian Rappaport
for nfl.com.
Soon, Jacksonville was on the clock and excitement was palpable.
“With the fifth pick for the 2016 NFL Draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars
select Jalen Ramsey, defensive back, Florida State,” announced NFL
Commissioner Roger Goodell.
More names would follow but Myles David Jack, once considered
a top-five lock, would not hear his this evening gone wrong. Friends
and family were left to try to console him. Mora gave Jack a piece of
paper on which he had written: (Dan) Marino: 27, (Aaron) Rodgers: 24;
(Randy) Moss: 21; (Troy) Polamalu: 16. Each future star had seen their
stock slip, too.
Jack’s free-fall created a feeding frenzy of speculation and insinuation.
ESPN.com’s Darren Rovell even reported, “A source with knowledge
of the policy says that Jack will start to collect if he falls to the 45th pick
in the draft and will get about $60,000 per pick after that. That means
Jack will collect north of $1 million if he slips into the third round, but he
would have to fall into the early sixth round to collect the entire policy. ...”
Was Jack the unwitting victim of a smear campaign by agents
representing other linebackers? Possibly, given one tidbit from Jason La
Canfora, writing for cbssports.com.
“This Myles Jack stuff is getting blown way out of proportion,” he
reported an anonomyous NFL executive as saying. “I checked with our
medical guys, again, and this stuff just is not true. It’s not something we
would be worried about. Some agent or some team must be behind it.
We’re not taking a linebacker there (in the first round), but if we were we
wouldn’t have any problems taking him. We passed him without any real
issues. This kid is a great player. ... This is getting totally blown out of
proportion.”
King’s reporting mentioned that it was Mora, who before the draft,
had several conversations with the Jags’ Bradley. In one, he recalled
saying, “Don’t be the fool that doesn’t take Myles Jack. This is a kid
who smiles in every practice. He’s the hardest worker and he loves
football. I know you, and this is your kind of guy.”
On the draft’s second night, Jaguars General Manager Dave Caldwell
orchestrated a trade with Baltimore to nab Jack near the top of the
second round. The team did so because its doctors did not believe Jack
would need the dreaded microfracture surgery.
“Doctors are like scouts and personnel evaluators,” Caldwell
explained to King. “Every doctor has an opinion, and ours consulted
quite a few cartilage experts. We don’t feel Myles will need
microfracture [surgery]. Our feelings never changed from the Scouting
Combine to the medical recheck.”
A BRAND NEW SET OF DOWNS
With the NFL season almost here, Jack seems ready to turn the page — along with the
whispers and innuendoes of draft night — into a dream scenario.
In his first professional workouts, Jack showcased fluidity, athleticism and agility, but wasn’t
being used in dropback or cover situations. As the knee continued to heal, he still needed to reestablish
quickness, the bursts of speed and the changes of direction needed in the pros.
Jack told reporters he was glad to be back on the field. “You figure out what the tempo is
like. All of this is very valuable; I’m just trying to learn and I’m excited to go to the film and see
what I can improve on.”
He absorbs gems about his position from 10-year veteran middle linebacker Paul Posluszny.
“I get good advice from him every day. … He has given me a lot of tokens, honestly. Really
just try to get better every day, learn from everybody else and try not to make the same mistakes
that the guys in front of you make. Just be clean and be crisp when it’s your time to step up.”
And Jack is glad to have landed close to home.
“I grew up in [Dacula and Suwanee] Georgia, so kind of being down here in Florida reminds
me of my days growing up in Georgia. I love it. The food here is great. I’ve kind of gotten used
to the weather. It’s a great place to be. I love Jacksonville.
“It’s really cool, me being new to the NFL and coming into the situation. I’m just trying to
get a feel and a grasp for all the hype around. The Jaguars are everything. It’s really cool to be
a part of a good team. That’s what you want to be a part of is a team that wins and goes to the
Super Bowl. I’m excited to be a part of this team and get some wins and see what we
can do.”
And Jack knows the team’s loyal fans are ready for a
winner, too.
“Most definitely,” he said. It’s crazy, man.
Going into Publix to get groceries and stuff,
people are always stopping you. The spirit for
the Jags is 100 percent.
“It’s a very exciting time.”
And that’s a fact, Myles David Jack.
WATCH: Myles Jack’s collegiate highlights:
bit.ly/2biXlRW
1st & 10 AGAIN
A day late and
a dollar short
A day after Myles Jack was
drafted, ESPN’s Adam Schefter
tweeted, “Dr. James Andrews,
who examined Myles Jack in
December, told the UCLA LB
today (April 29) that he does not
need micro-fracture surgery.”
John Thornton, Jack’s befuddled
agent, offered, “I wish these
doctors/trainers would have
shared concussion info like they
are sharing “alleged” Myles Jack
knee info?
#TheShield JohnThornton (@
JohnThornton) April 18, 2016
The curious timing certainly cost
Jack. Despite inking a fouryear
deal worth $6,334,442
($2,806,868 guaranteed) based
on the league’s rookie wage scale,
Jack paid a steep price for his
slide out of the first round.
Appearing on the Rich Eisen Show
in May, Jack spoke candidly about
the surreal first night of the draft.
“It was, honestly, humiliating. It
was embarrassing having to sit
there, and afterwards walking out,
having my girl to my left, my mom
to my right, my grandmother to
the right of her and having to look
at them, it was a tough feeling,”
he said.
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#hungryjack
Jacksonville’s restaurant culture is an ever-evolving affair.
As older spots plateau and fade, new places come on strong,
meaning there’s never a shortage of exciting places to explore.
Here is one our favorite spots.
« SIP & SAVOR JAX
Are you in the mood for a delicious and thoroughly original
experience?
It’s time to SIP & SAVOR JAX during Visit Jacksonville’s annual
citywide Restaurant Week. The 15-day culinary experience — Sept.
11-25 — allows diners to discover the best local fare in the city at
discounted prices.
Among those contributing to the cause and enjoyment within the
Cultural Core will be Biscottis, Bistro AIX, Black Sheep, HOBNOB, Il
Desco, Kitchen on San Marco, River City Brewing Company and Super
Food and Brew. For a complete list of restaurants and menus, or to
make reservations, go to sipandsavorjax.com.
Participating restaurants are offering three-course prix-fixe lunch
or dinner menu. Each meal will include an appetizer, main entrée and
dessert. Depending upon the restaurant, they will be $15, $25, $35 or
$45 (before tax).
Sip and Savor Jax
Sept. 11–25
sipandsavorjax.com
where to eat right now
From seafoood and salads to pizza and pasta to happy hour and late night, don’t
miss these unique local restaurants dotting the neighborhoods of the cultural core.
MURRAY HILL
Dreamette (Ice Cream)
3646 Post St//(904) 388-2558
Mon-Sat: Noon-8pm; Sun: Noon-7pm
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Magnolia’s Pub (Waffle Sandwiches,
Bar)
1190 Edgewood Ave. S//
Hours: Mon-Fri: 3pm to close; Sat-Sun:
10am to close
www.magnoliaspub.com
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Maple Street Biscuit Company
(Southern, Breakfast & Brunch)
1171 Edgewood Ave S//(904) 518-4907
Mon-Thu: 7 a.m.-2pm; Fri-Sat: 7am-2pm,
5pm-9pm; Sun: Closed
www.maplestreetbiscuits.com
Moon River Pizza (Pizza, Italian)
1176 Edgewood Ave//(904) 389-4442
Mon-Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.moonriverpizza.net
Perfect Rack (Pool Hall, American)
1186 Edgewood Ave S//(904) 384-0587
Mon-Wed: 4pm-midnight; Thu: 11ammidnight;
Fri: 11am-2am; Sat: 5pm-2am;
Sun: 5pm-midnight
Vagabond Coffee (Coffee, Pastries)
934 Edgewood Ave//(904) 479-6848
Mon-Thu: 6:30am-9pm; Fri: 6:30am-10pm;
Sat: 7am-10pm; Sun: 8am-8pm
www.vagabondcoffee.com
Wok N Roll (Chinese, Asian Fusion)
1204 Edgewood Ave S//(904) 387-5515
Mon-Thu: 10:30am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 10:30am-
11pm; Sun: 11:30am-10pm
AVONDALE
Biscottis
(Traditional American, Breakfast & Brunch)
3556 St Johns Ave//(904) 387-2060
Mon-Thu: 10:30am-10pm; Fri: 10:30a.m.-
midnight; Sat: 8am-midnight; Sun: 8am-9pm
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www.biscottis.net
The Blue Fish Restaurant and Oyster
Bar (Seafood, American)
3551 St Johns Ave//(904) 387-0700
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: 10:30am-10pm
www.bluefishjax.com
The Brick Restaurant
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(American, Breakfast & Brunch, Bar)
3585 St Johns Ave//(904) 387-0606
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri: 11am-midnight;
Sat: 10:30am-midnight; Sun: 10am-10pm
www.brickofavondale.com
Casbah Café (Middle Eastern, Hookah Bar)
3628 St Johns Ave//(904) 981-9966
Mon-Sun: 11am-2am
www.thecasbahcafe.com
Chomp Chomp
(Burgers, Sandwiches, American)
4162 Herschel St//(904) 329-1679
Mon-Thu: 10:30am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 10:30am-
11pm; Sun: Closed
Fox Restaurant
(American, Diner, Breakfast & Brunch)
3580 St Johns Ave//(904) 387-2669
Mon-Sat: 7am-2:30pm; Sun: 8am-2:30pm
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The Loop Pizza Grill (Pizza)
4000 St Johns Ave//(904) 384-7301
Sun-Thu: 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-10pm
www.looppizzagrill.com
Mellow Mushroom
(Pizza, Bar, Sandwiches)
3611 St Johns Ave//(904) 388-0200
Mon-Fri: 11am-2am; Sat-Sun: 10am-2am
www.mellowmushroom.com
MOJO no.4 Urban BBQ Whiskey
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Bar (Barbecue, Cocktails, Southern)
3572 St Johns Ave//(904) 381-6670
Sun-Tue: 11am-10pm; Wed-Thu: 11am-
11pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-midnight
www.mojobbq.com
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Pinegrove Market & Deli
(Grocery, Deli, Butcher)
1511 Pine Grove Ave//(904) 389-8655
Mon-Fri: 10am-8pm.;
Sat: 8am-7pm; Sun: Closed
www.pinegrovemarket.com
Restaurant Orsay (French, American)
3630 Park St//(904) 381-0909
Mon-Wed: 4-10pm; Thu-Fri: 4pm to
midnight; Sat: 11am to midnight;
Sun: 11am to 10 pm
www.restaurantorsay.com
Shores Liquors and Bar of Avondale
(Bar, American)
3644 St Johns Ave//(904) 389-1131
Mon-Sun: 10am-2am
Sushiko Japanese Restaurant
(Japanese, Sushi Bar)
3620 St Johns Ave//904) 388-5688
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm.; Fri-Sat: 11am-
11pm; Sun: Noon-9pm
www.sushikojax.com
FIVE POINTS
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Black Sheep Restaurant
(American, Lounge)
1534 Oak St//(904) 380-3091
Mon-Thu: 10:30am-10pm; Fri: 10:30a.m.-
midnight; Sat: 9:30am-midnight; Sun:
9:30am-10pm
www.blacksheep5points.com
Most of Black Sheep’s ingredients found
in menu items are sourced from local and
regional farmers and purveyors providing
high-quality food that is as fresh as possible.
Al’s Pizza (Pizza, Italian)
1620 Margaret St//(904) 388-8384
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm:
Sun: Noon-9pm
www.alspizza.com
BREW (Coffee & Tea, Bar)
1024 Park St//(904) 374-5789
Mon: 7:30am-4pm; Tue-Fri: 7:30am-midnight;
Sat: 9am-midnight; Sun: 10am-9pm
www.brewfivepoints.com
China Joy Chinese Restaurant (Chinese)
1650 Margaret St//(904) 388-8396
Mon-Thu: 10:30am-10:30pm; Fri-Sat:
10:30am-11pm; Sun: 11:00am-10pm
Choban Grill (Greek, Mediterranean)
1661 Riverside Ave//(904) 723-1617
Mon-Sat: 11am-9pm; Sun: Closed
www.chobangrill.com
j
Corner Taco (Mexican, Food Truck)
818 Post St//(904) 240-0412
Mon-Thu: 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-10pm;
Sun: 11am-9pm
www.cornertaco.com
Cozy Tea (American, Tea Room)
1023 Park St//(904) 329-3964
Mon-Thu: 11am-4pm; Fri: 11am-3pm; Sat:
11am-4pm; Sun: Closed
www.cozyt.com
Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens
(Museum, Botanical Gardens, Café)
829 Riverside Ave//(904) 356-6857
Mon: Closed; Tue: 10am-9pm; Wed-Sat:
10am-4pm; Sun: Noon-4pm
www.cummermuseum.org
Derby On Park (American)
1068 Park St//(904) 379-3343
Mon: Closed; Tue-Thu: 7:30am to 10pm; Fri:
7:30am to midnight; Sat: 9am to midnight;
Sun: 9am to 3pm.
Einstein Bros Bagels
(Breakfast & Brunch)
1661 Riverside Ave//(904) 354-0991
j
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A jack FAVORITE EATERY

#jackeats
Lunch With Matt About Jax
CURTIS DVORAK IS
UP TO THIS SUPER
FOOD CHALLENGE
BY MATT PITTMAN
jack
Matt Pittman
Curtis Dvorak
Today’s lunch date: Curtis Dvorak
Reporter, First Coast News • Entertainer
For 19 years Curtis Dvorak
put on a mascot suit, entertained
and earned legions of fans. He
turned Jaxson de Ville into a
main attraction. No matter if the
Jacksonville Jaguars were winning
or losing, fans wondered: What
would Jaxson do next?
Bungee jumping and zip lining
into EverBank Field, antagonizing
opposing players and letting the
world know that “Towels Carry
Ebola” were just a few things that
Dvorak did while playing his role
as entertainer.
“The art of being a mascot,
which is a performance art to me
and the other good mascots out
there, there is a skill involved in
taking a suit that never changes
it’s expression and showing every
emotion,” he said.
Aside from working game days,
Dvorak spent much of his time
in the community making public
appearances. The toughest ones
came after a loss.
Dvorak didn’t stay out of the
public eye for long after retiring in
2015. You can see him every day
on the First Coast News program
“First Coast Living” and on “Good
Morning Jacksonville.”
He says “First Coast Living”
allows him to “talk with amazing
people from our community. The
stuff I do on “Good Morning
Jacksonville” is basically what I
was able to do as the mascot: twoto-three-minute
video skits about
events and parts of Jacksonville
that are great. I’m so lucky to
have Rob (Mennie, president and
general manager) over at FCN.
When he hired me he said ‘We are
hiring you to be you.’ That meant
the world to me.”
Now on the periphery of the
business, Dvorak loves the way the
Jaguars are evolving.
“I’ve not seen this much talent
on our roster in a long long time,”
he said. “We have all of the pieces
that you have to have to win. We
have one of the best receivers in
the game. We have a quarterback
who is easily in the top 10. If our
defense can maintain, we can be a
successful team.”
Naturally, Dvorak wants to
see a winning season and, of
course, the playoffs “But I really
want the team to win for [head
coach] Gus [Bradley]. He needs a
winning season. “I don’t want him
to be fired simply because he and
[his wife] McKayla are amazing
people. Their heart for doing good
is so impressive and so genuine.
The impact he can make in this city
… you can’t put a number on.”
For this lunch Dvorak chose
Super Food and Brew.
“For my body, I’m not out there
burning the calories like I did in
the suit. I’ve gotten into healthier
eating, more of a plant-based
diet. When I come to Super Food
the food is fresh and tastes good.
When I leave here after lunch I
feel good. I also like the vibe of
being Downtown, in the middle
of everything. The food is always
great. Usually the company is
good … other times, you’re here,”
he said once again rendering his
audience speechless.
j
Curtis Dvorak
facebook.com/TheCatCD
Super Food
and Brew
11 E Forsyth St., (904) 723-1180
superfoodandbrew.com
Salmon Burger
Curtis Dvorak
as Jaxon de Ville
1996-2015
Curtis Dvorak
PHOTO: XXXXXX
SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016 | jack 9

WHERE TO EAT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8
Mon-Fri: 5am-4pm; Sat-Sun: 6am-3pm
www.einsteinbros.com
Firehouse Subs (Sandwiches, Deli)
1620 Margaret St//(904) 674-2204
Mon-Sun: 10:30am-9pm
www.firehousesubs.com
j
Grassroots Natural Market
(Grocery, Health Market, Sandwiches)
2007 Park St//(904) 384-4474
Mon-Sat: 9am-8pm; Sun: Noon-5 pm
www.thegrassrootsmarket.com
13 Gypsies
(Spanish, Basque, Tapas/Small Plates)
887 Stockton St//(904) 389-0330
Mon: Closed; Tue-Thu: 11am-2pm & 5-9pm;
Fri-Sat: 11am-2pm & 5-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.13gypsies.com
Hawkers Asian Street Fare
(Tappas, Small Plates, Asian Fusion)
1001 Park St//(904) 508-0342
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: 11an-10pm
www.eathawkers.com
Hot Wok (Chinese)
1012 Margaret St//(904) 339-0888
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: Noon-10pm
www.hotwokjacksonville.com
Hovan Gourmet Mediterranean
Restaurant (Middle Eastern)
2005 Park St//(904) 381-9394
Mon-Fri: 10am-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.hovan.com
Kaika Teppanyaki
(Asian Fusion, Sushi Bar, Teppanyaki)
1012-1 Margaret St//(904) 355-5168
Mon-Thu: 11am-3pm & 4:30-10pm; Fri:
11am-3pm & 4:30-11pm; Sat: Noon-11pm;
Sun: Noon-10pm
www.kaikateppanyakijax.com
j
Kostas Pizza Italian (Pizza, Italian)
1053 Park St//(904) 355-3820
Mon-Thu: 11am-8pm; Fri: 11am-9pm; Sat:
11am-8pm; Sun: Closed
www.pizzaitalian5points.com
Larry’s Giant Subs (Sandwiches)
1509 Margaret St//(904) 674-2794
Mon-Sat: 10am-9pm; Sun: Closed
www.larryssubs.com
Mossfire Grill & Lounge (Tex-Mex)
1537 Margaret St//(904) 355-4434
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm. Fri: 11am-11pm; Sat:
11am-10pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.mossfire.com
M Shack (American, Burgers, Fast Food)
1012 Margaret St//(904) 423-1283
Mon-Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.mshackburgers.com
Motion Sweets (Bakeries)
1020 Park St//(904) 551-3665
Mon: Closed; Tue-Sat: 11:30am-Soldout;
Sun: Closed
www.motionsweets.com
Sake House (Japanese, Sushi Bar)
824 Lomax St//(904) 301-1188
Mon-Thur: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-
11pm; Sun: Noon-9pm
www.sakehousejax.com
Sun-Ray Cinema
(Cinema, Sandwhiches, Dawgs, Pizza)
1028 Park St//(904) 359-0049
Check movie listings
www.sunraycinema.com/menu
j
Sushi Café (Sushi Bar)
2025 Riverside Ave//(904) 384-2888
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: Noon-10pm
www.sushicafejacksonville.com
sweetFrog (Ice cream & Frozen yogurt)
1661 Riverside Ave//(904) 619-9745
Mon-Thu: 11:30am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11:30am-
11pm; Sun: 11:30am-10pm
www.sweetfrogyogurt.com
Tapa That
(Tapas/Small Plates, Vegan, Cuban)
820 Lomax St//(904) 376-9911
Mon: Closed; Tue-Thu: 5pm-10pm; Sat:
10am-2pm & 5-10pm; Sun: 10am-2pm
www.tapathat.com
Tijuana Flats (Mexican, Tex-Mex)
2025 Riverside Ave//(904) 389-5630
Mon-Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.tijuanaflats.com
j
Timoti’s Seafood Shack (Wild caught
seafood)
1043 Park St//(904) 374-8892
Mon-Sat: 11am-9pm; Sun: 11am-3pm
www.timotis.com
RIVERSIDE
The Annex (American, Lounge)
1508 King St//(904) 586-5885
Mon: Closed; Tue-Wed: 6pm-midnight;
Thu: 4pm-midnight; Fri-Sat: 4pm-2am; Sun:
6pm-midnight
www.annexjax.com
The Blind Rabbit (Burgers, Bar)
901 King St//(904) 337-0146
Mon-Thu: 11:30am-10pm; Fri: Closed: Sat-
Sun: 11:30am-2am
www.theblindrabbitwhiskeybar.com
Bold Bean Coffee Roasters
(Coffee & Tea, Café)
869 Stockton St//(904) 855-1181
Mon-Thu: 6:30am-10pm; Fri: 6:30am-11 pm;
Sat: 7am-11pm; Sun: 7am-6pm
www.boldbeancoffee.com
Bold City Brewery (Brewery)
2670-7 Roselle St//(904) 379-6551
Mon-Wed: Closed; Thu-Fri: 3-11pm; Sat:
1-11pm; Sun: Closed
www.boldcitybrewery.com
Bottega By Liz Grenamyer
(American, Sandwiches)
919 King St//(904) 387-8483
Mon-Fri: 10am-7pm; Sat: 11am-2pm; Sun:
Closed
www.cateringbyliz.com
Carmine’s Pie House (Pizza, Italian)
2677 Forbes St//(904) 387-1400
Mon-Sat: 11am-10:20pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.carminespiehouse.com
j
Cool Moose Coffee Company
(Breakfast & Brunch, Coffee & Tea)
2708 Park St//(904) 381-4242
Mon: Closed; Tue-Fri: 7am-3pm; Sat: 8am-
4pm; Sun: 8am-2pm
www.coolmoosecafe.net
European Street Café
(Sandwiches, German)
2753 Park St//(904) 384-9999
Mon-Sun: 10am-10pm
www.europeanstreet.com
The Garage (American, Bar)
2692 Post St//(904) 894-7465
Mon-Fri: 3pm-3am; Sat-Sun: 11am-3am
www.garagejax.com
Kickback’s Gastropub (American, Gastropub)
910 King St//(904) 388-9551
Mon-Sun: 7am-3am
www.kickbacksgastropub.com
Lola’s Burrito & Burger Joint
(Mexican, Bar, Burgers)
1522 King St//(904)738-7181
Mon-Sat: 11am-10:30pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.lolasburritojoint.com
Nourish Juice Café (Organic Juice Bar)
1510 King St//(904)574-3557
Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm; Sat: 9am-5pm
Panda House Chinese Fast Food
(Chinese)
2700 Post St//(904) 388-5203
Mon-Sat: 11am-9:30pm; Sun: Closed
j
Pattaya Thai on King (Thai, Vegan)
1526 King St//(904) 503-4060
Mon: Closed; Tue-Sun: 11am-2:30pm &
4:30pm-9 pm
www.ptgrille.com
j
Primi Piatti (Italian)
2722 Park St//(904) 389-5545
Mon: 11:30am-2:30pm; Tue-Fri: 11:30am-
2:30pm & 5:30-9:30pm; Sat: 5:30-9:30pm;
Sun: Closed
www.primipiattijax.com
The Silver Cow (American, Lounge)
1506 King St//(904) 379-6968
Mon: Closed; Tue-Wed: 5pm-midnight;
Thu: 4pm-midnight Fri-Sat: 4pm-2am; Sun:
4pm-midnight
www.silvercowjax.com
Southern Roots Filling Station
(Coffee & Tea, Health Market, Vegan)
1275 King St//(904) 513-4726
Mon: Closed; Tue-Fri: 8am-6pm; Sat: 9am-
5pm; Sun: 10am-4pm
www.southernrootsjax.com
Starbucks (Coffee & Tea)
1650 Margaret St//(904) 381-0055
Mon-Fri: 5am-10pm; Sat: 5:30am-11pm;
Sun: 5:30am-10pm
www.starbucks.com
j
Sumo Sushi (Japanese, Sushi Bar)
2726 Park St//(904) 388-8838
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: Noon-10pm
www.sumosushijax.com
Sweet Theory Baking Co. (Vegetarian)
1243 King St//(904) 387-1001
Mon-Tues, Closed; Wed-Fri 8:30am-6pm;
Sat-Sun, 10am-5pm
facebook.com/SweetRevolutionBakingCo
Tamarind Thai (Thai)
1661 Riverside Ave #123//(904) 329-3180
Mon-Fri: 11am-10pm; Sat: Noon-10pm; Sun:
Noon-9pm
Tres Leches Eatery
(Breakfast & Brunch, Sandwiches, Spanish)
869 Stockton St//(904) 551-4375
Mon: 10am-3pm; Tue: Closed; Wed-Sat:
10am.-3pm & 6-10pm; Sun: 10am-2pm
www.treslecheseatery.com
Whiteway Delicatessen (Deli, Sandwiches)
1237 King St//904) 389-0355
Mon-Fri: 7am-3pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
BROOKLYN
j
Brixx Wood Fired Pizza (Pizza)
220 Riverside Ave Ste 102//(904) 300-
3928
Mon-Sat: 11am-1am; Sun: 11am-11pm
www.brixxpizza.com
BURGERFI (Hot Dogs, Burgers)
108 Riverside Ave//(904) 355-3066
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: 11am-10pm
www.burgerfi.com
Burrito Gallery (Mexican)
90 Riverside Ave//(904) 355-4889
Mon-Wed: 7am-midnight; Thu-Fri: 7am-
2am; Sat: 11am-2am; Sun: 11am-10pm
www.burritogallery.com
Corner Bakery Café (Bakery, Café)
192 Riverside Ave//(904) 355-5330
Mon-Sat: 6am-8pm; Sun: 7am-8pm
www.cornerbakerycafe.com
HOBNOB (Food + Social Exchange)
220 Riverside Ave Ste. 110//
(904) 513-4272
Mon: 11am-9pm; Tue-Thur: 11am-10pm;
Fri: 11am-11:30pm; Sat: 10am-11:30pm;
Sun: 10am-9pm
www.hobnobjax.com
The Hyppo Gourmet Ice Pops
90 Riverside Ave Ste 605//(904) 551-0361
Mon-Thu: 11am-9pm; Fri-Sun: 11am-10pm
www.thehyppo.com
j
Johnny’s Deli and Grille (Deli)
474 Riverside Ave//(904) 356-8055
Mon-Sat: 7am-4pm; Sun: Closed
Little Joe’s Café by Akel’s
(Deli, Sandwiches)
245 Riverside Ave Ste. 195//(904) 791-3336
Mon-Fri: 8am-3pm; Sat-Sun-Closed
www.akelsdeli.com
Zoës Kitchen
(Southern, Mediterranean, Greek)
1661 Riverside Ave//(904) 355-9637
Mon-Sun: 10am-9pm
www.zoeskitchen.com
DOWNTOWN
Adams Street Deli and Grill
(Sandwiches, Deli)
126 W Adams St//(904) 475-1400
Mon-Fri: 11am-2pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
Akel’s Delicatessen
(Deli, Breakfast & Brunch, Sandwiches)
315 W Forsyth St//(904) 309-8889
Mon-Fri: 6am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.akelsdeli.com
American Grill (American, Sports Bar)
2 W Independent Dr, Ste 201//(904) 353-7522
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11ammidnight;
Sun: 11am-10pm
Atrium Café & Grill (Café)
1 Independent Dr.//(904) 634-1811
Mon-Sun: 7am-4pm
Azucena Corner Deli (Deli)
100 E Forsyth St//(904) 479-1999
Mon-Thu: 8am-9pm; Fri: 8am-11pm;
Sat: 11am-11pm; Sun: Closed
Benny’s Steak & Seafood
(Seafood, Steakhouse)
2 Independent Dr./(904) 301-1014
Mon-Fri: 11:30am-10pm; Sat-Sun 11:30am-11pm
www.bennyssteakandseafood.com
Big Pete’s Pizzeria (Pizza, Italian)
118 N Julia St//(904) 356-2680
Mon-Fri: 11am-9pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
The Brick Coffee House (Donuts, Sandwiches)
214 N Hogan St//(904) 354-9945
Mon-Fri: 6:30am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.brickcoffeehouse.com
Burrito Gallery (Mexican, Bar)
21 E Adams St//(904) 598-2922
Mon-Wed: 7am-midnight; Thu-Fri: 7am-
1:30am; Sat: 11am-1:30am; Sun: 11am-8pm
www.burritogallery.com
Burritos Puebla (Mexican)
440 W Adams St//(904) 442-3963
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
j
The Candy Apple Café & Cocktails
(French, Southern, Cocktail Bar)
400 N Hogan St//(904) 353-9717
Mon: 11am-3pm; Tue-Thu: 11am-9pm;
Fri: 11am-10pm; Sat: 10am-10pm; Sun:
10am-5pm
www.candyapplecafeandcocktails.com
Casa Dora Italian Café
(Italian, Music Venue)
108 E Forsyth St//(904) 356-8282
Mon-Sun: 10:30am-9:30pm
www.casadoraitalian.com
Chamblin’s Uptown (Café)
215 N Laura St//(904) 674-0868
Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm; Sat: 9am-4pm; Sun:
Noon-5pm
www.chamblinbookmine.com
Charlie’s Café (Café)
303 N Laura St//(904) 515-5098
Mon-Fri: 11am-2pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
Chicago Pizza & Sports Grille (Pizza, Bar)
2 E Independent Dr,//(904) 354-7747
Mon-Thu: 11am-11pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-2am;
Sun: 11am-10pm
www.chicagopizzajax.com
Cinco De Mayo (Mexican)
2 Independent Dr.//(904) 329-2892
Mon-Sun: 11am-10pm
D & G Deli & Grill (Sandwiches)
233 E Bay St//(904) 634-0328
Mon-Fri: 7am-2:30p.m; Sat: 7:30am-2:30pm;
Sun: Closed
www.dandgdeliandgrill.com
Danny’s Place
(Deli, Breakfast & Brunch, Sandwiches)
200 W Forsyth St//(904) 353-8155
Mon-Fri: 7am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
De Real Ting Café (Caribbean, Buffet)
128 W Adams St//(904) 633-9738
Mon: Closed; Tue-Fri: 11am-3pm; Fri: 6pm-
3am; Sat: 8:30pm-3am; Sun: Closed
Desert Rider Sandwich Shop
(Sandwiches)
217 N Hogan St//(904) 353-5654
Mon-Fri: 6:30am-3pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
Element Bistro Bar and Lounge
(American, Lounge)
333 E Bay St//(904) 707-0474
Mon-Sun: 11am-2pm
www.elementjax.com
Fionn McCool’s (Irish, Pub)
2 Independent Dr.//(904) 374-1547
Mon-Sat: 11am-2am; Sun: 11am-midnight
www.fionnmacs.com
Folkfood (Street fare)
219 N Hogan St//(904) 333-8392
Mon-Sat: 11am-7pm; Sun: Closed
Hooters (American)
2 Independent Dr.//(904) 356-5400
Mon-Thu: 11am-midnight; Fri-Sat: 11am-
1am; Sun: 12pm-11pm
www.hooters.com
j
Indochine (Thai, Vietnamese,
Japanese)
21 E Adams St//(904) 598-5303
Mon-Fri: 11am-2:30pm & 5pm-10pm; Sat:
5pm-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.indochinejax.com
Jacksonville Sports Tavern
(Burgers, American)
234 A P Randolph Blvd//(904) 361-3547
Open 3 hours before events in the sports
complex area
www.jaxsportstavern.com
j
Jenkins Quality Barbecue
(Barbecue)
830 N Pearl St//(904) 353-6388
Mon-Thu: 11am-12am; Fri: 11:30am-1am;
Sat: 11am-1am; Sun: 12pm-7pm
www.jenkinsqualitybarbecue.com
Juliette’s Bistro (American)
245 Water St//(904) 791-4995
Mon-Sun: 6:30 am-10pm
www.omnihotels.com
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La Class (American)
400 W Bay St//
Mon-Fri: 7am-3pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
Magnificat Café (French, Sandwiches)
231 N Laura St//(904) 353-3588
Mon-Fri: 11am-2:30pm; Sat: 9am-2pm; Sun:
Closed
www.themagnificat.net
Nature’s Table
(Juice Bar & Smoothies, Soups)
301 W Bay St//(904) 355-3200
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
NOLA MOCA (American)
333 N Laura St//(904) 366-6911
Mon-Wed: 11am-2pm; Thu: 11am-2pm &
5-8pm; Fri: 11am-2pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.mocajacksonville.unf.edu
j Olio
(Sandwiches, Breakfast & Brunch, Salad)
301 E Bay St//(904) 356-7100
Mon-Thu: 8am-3pm; Fri: 8am-3pm &
5-10pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.oliomarket.com
Pho A Noodle Bar (Vietnamese, Thai, Soup)
117 W Adams St//(904) 353-0320
Mon-Tue: 11am-2:30pm; Wed-Fri: 11am-
2:30pm & 5-9pm; Sat: 5-9pm; Sun: Closed
www.phoanoodlebar.com
Pho’s Fever (Vietnamese)
311 W Ashley St//904) 683-9947
Mon-Sat: 11am-7:30 pm; Sun: 11am-6pm
River Club (American, Catering)
1 Independent Dr//(904) 354-1111
Mon: 9am-3pm; Tue-Fri: 9am-10pm; Sat:
4-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.jaxriverclub.com
Russ-Doe’s Sandwich Shop (Deli)
1745 E Church St//(904) 353-9065
Mon-Fri: 6am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
Spliff’s Gastropub (Gourmet Comfort Food)
15 N. Ocean St//(904) 844-5000
Mon-Thur: 11am-2am; Fri: 11am-3am; Sat:
6pm-3am; Sun: Closed
www.spliffsgastropub.com
j
Super Food & Brew
(American, Vegetarian, Sandwiches)
11 E Forsyth St//(904) 723-1180
Mon: 10am-4pm; Tue-Thu: 10:30am-8pm;
Fri: 10:30am-10pm; Sat: 11:30am-10pm;
Sun: Closed
www.superfoodandbrew.com
Trellises Restaurant (American)
225 E Coastline Dr.//(904) 634-4540
Mon-Sun: 6am-2:30pm & 5-10pm
Urban Grind Coffee Company (Coffee &
Tea, Café)
45 W Bay St//(904) 516-7799
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.urbangrind.coffee
Urban Grind Coffee Company
(Coffee & Tea, Café)
50 N Laura St//(904) 806-5535
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.urbangrind.coffee
Vagabond Coffee (Coffee, Pastries)
Hemming Park, corner of Laura St & Monroe
St//(904) 479-6848
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat: Check events schedule
www.vagabondcoffee.com
Village Bread Café (Deli, Breakfast & Lunch)
2 Independent Dr.//(904) 683-7244
Mon-Fri: 8am-2pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.villagebreadcafe.com
Zap’s Grill (American)
2 Independent Dr.//(904) 379-3225
Mon-Thu: 10am-8pm; Fri-Sat: 10am-9pm;
Sun: Noon-5:30pm
Zodiac Bar & Grill (Greek, Mediterranean)
120 W Adams St//(904) 354-8283
Mon-Tue: 11am-3pm; Wed-Thu: 11am-9pm;
Fri: 11am-10pm; Sat: 5pm-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.thezodiacbarandgrill.com
SPRINGFIELD
j
The Conch Shell (Caribbean,
Seafood)
1637 N Main St//(904) 899-3800
Mon-Wed: Closed; Thu-Fri: 6-9pm; Sat:
11am-9pm; Sun: Closed
j
Hola Mexican Restaurant (Mexican)
1001 N Main St//(904) 356-3100
Mon-Fri: 10am-9pm; Sat: 9:30am-4pm
www.holamexicanrestaurant.com
Island Tropics Restaurant (Caribbean)
2527 N Main St//(904) 355-9050
Mon-Sat: 9am-10pm; Sun: 10am-9pm
www.islandtropics.net
Tapas Old World (French, Italian, Tapas Bar)
1417 N Main St//(904) 379-7850
Mon-Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: Closed
Three Layers (Coffee & Tea, Bakeries)
1602 Walnut St//(904) 355-9791
Mon-Thu: 7am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 7am-11pm;
Sun: 7am-10pm
Tunis Seafood & Wings
(Seafood, Chicken Wings)
1935 Main St//(904) 354-3600
Mon-Sun: 11am-10pm
Uptown Kitchen & Bar
(Breakfast & Brunch)
1303 N Main St//(904) 355-0734
Mon-Wed: 7am-10pm; Thu-Fri: 7am-11pm;
Sat: 8am-11pm; Sun: 8am-3pm
www.uptownkitchenandbar.com
Wafaa N Mike Café (Mediterranean)
1544 N Main St//(904) 683-8313
Mon-Sat: 10am-9pm; Sun: Closed
Yummy Cakes by Mia (Cupcakes)
157 E 8th St//(904) 237-2756
Mon: Closed; Tue-Sat: 11am-6pm; Sun:
Closed
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
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Kitchen on San Marco
(Southern, American, Gastropub)
1402 San Marco Blvd//(904) 396-2344
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri: 11am-11pm;
Sat: 4:30-11pm; Sun: 10:30am-3pm
www.kitchenonsanmarco.com
Sunday Brunch • 20 Beers on Tap
Happy Hour: Mon-Fri 3-7pm; $5 Florida
Flights, $2 off Signature Cocktails, $6 Fernet,
$5 Fireball, $5 off Litre Sangria, $5 Bar Snacks
Best Farm to Table Restaurant — Bold City Best,
Best New Restaurant (Folio)
Appetites Café & Catering (American)
815 S Main St//(904) 398-0984
Mon-Fri: 8:30am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.appetitescafe.com
BB’s (American, Desserts, Cocktail Bar)
1019 Hendricks Ave//(904) 306-0100
Mon-Thu: 11am-10:30pm; Fri-Sat: 11ammidnight;
Sun: Closed
www.bbsrestaurant.com
Basil Thai & Sushi (Sushi Bar, Thai)
1004 Hendricks Ave//(904) 674-0190
Mon-Thu: 11am-2:30pm & 5pm-9pm; Fri:
11am-2:30pm & 5pm-10pm; Sat: 5pm-10pm;
Sun: Closed
www.basilthaisushijax.com
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Beach Diner San Marco (American)
1965 San Marco Blvd//(904) 399-1306
Mon-Sun: 6am-2:30pm
www.beachdiner.com
The Bearded Pig
(Southern BBQ & Beer Garden)
1224 Kings Ave//(904) 619-2247
Mon-Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.thebeardedpigbbq.com
Bistro Aix (French, Cocktail Bar)
1440 San Marco Blvd/(904) 398-1949
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri: 11am-11pm; Sat:
5pm-11pm; Sun: 5pm-9pm
www.bistrox.com
Clara’s Tidbits (Sandwiches, American)
1076 Hendricks Ave//(904) 396-0528
Mon-Fri: 11am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
www.clarastidbits.com
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Chart House (Seafood, Steakhouse)
1501 Riverplace Blvd//(904) 398-3353
Mon-Thu: 4:30-9pm; Fri-Sat: 4:30-10pm;
Sun: 4:30-9pm
www.chart-house.com
Currents Riverview Bistro (American)
841 Prudential Dr.//(904) 306-9512
Mon- Fri: 7am-2pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
European Street Café
(Sandwiches, German)
1704 San Marco Blvd//(904) 398-9500
Mon-Sun: 10am-10pm
www.europeanstreet.com
Green Erth Bistro
(Persian/Iranian, Vegan)
1520 Hendricks Ave//(904) 398-9156
Mon: 11am-2:30pm; Tue-Fri: 11am-2:30pm
& 5:30-9pm; Sat: 11am-9pm; Sun: Closed
www.green-erth-bistro.com
Hightide (Sandwiches)
1200 Riverplace Blvd//(904) 396-5938
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm; Sat-Sun: Closed
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Hightide Burrito Co.
(Mexican, Tex-Mex, Gluten-Free)
1538 Hendricks Ave//(904) 683-7396
Mon-Sun: 11am-9pm
www.hightideburrito.com
Hurricane Grill & Wings
(American, Chicken Wings)
1615 Hendricks Ave//(904) 393-7933
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: 11am-10pm
www.hurricanewings.com
Indochine San Marco & Buddha Lounge
(Thai, Bar)
1974 San Marco Blvd//(904) 503-7013
Mon-Thu: 11am-2:30pm & 5-10pm; Fri:
11am-2:30pm & 5pm-2am; Sat: 5pm-2am;
Sun: Closed
www.indochinejax.com
La Nopalera San Marco (Mexican)
1629 Hendricks Ave//(904) 399-1768
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-
10:30pm; Sun: 11am-9pm
www.lanopalerarest.com
The Loop (Pizza, American)
2014 San Marco Blvd //(904) 399-5667
Mon-Sun: 11am-10pm
www.looppizzagrill.com
Maple Street Biscuit Company
(Breakfast & Brunch, Southern)
2004 San Marco Blvd,//(904) 398-1004
Mon-Thu: 7am-2pm; Fri-Sat: 7am-2pm &
5-9pm; Sun-Closed
www.maplestreetbiscuits.com
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Matthews Restaurant
(American, Cocktail Bar)
2107 Hendricks Ave//(904) 396-9922
Mon-Sat: 5-10pm; Sun: Closed
www.matthewsrestaurant.com
The Olive Tree Mediterranean Grille
(Mediterranean)
1705 Hendricks Ave//(904) 396-2250
Mon-Fri: 10:30am-8:30pm; Sat: 11am-4pm;
Sun: Closed
www.theolivetreemediterraneangrille.com
Rainbow Deli & Grill (Delis)
800 Prudential Dr.//(904) 202-8188
Mon-Sun: Open 24 hours
River City Brewing Company
(Seafood, American)
835 Museum Cir.//(904) 398-2299
Mon-Thu: 11am-12pm; Fri-Sat: 11ammidnight;
Sun: 10:30am-4pm
www.rivercitybrew.com
Ruth’s Chris Steak House (Steakhouse)
1201 Riverplace Blvd//(904) 396-6200
Mon-Thu: 5-10pm; Fri-Sat: 5-10:30pm; Sun:
5-9pm
www.ruthschris.com
Sake House II (Sushi Bar, Japanese)
1478 Riverplace Blvd//(904) 306-2188
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm;
Sun: Noon-9pm
www.sakehousejax2.com
San Marco Theatre (Cinema, Pizza,
Quesadillas, Hot dogs, Sandwiches)
1996 San Marco Blvd//(904) 396-4845
Check movie listings
www.sanmarcotheatre.com/menu.php
The Southern Grill
(Mediterranean, Southern, Barbecue)
800 Flagler Ave//(904) 858-9800
Mon-Fri: 6:30am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun:
8am-2pm
www.thesoutherngrilljax.com
Stan’s Sandwich & Grill
(Sandwiches, Breakfast)
1562 Hendricks Ave//(904) 398-6642
Mon-Fri: 6:30am-3pm; Sat: 7am-2:30pm;
Sun: Closed
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Taverna (Italian, Breakfast & Brunch,
Pizza)
1986 San Marco Blvd//(904) 398-3005
Mon-Sun: 11am-3pm & 5-10pm
www.tavernasanmarco.com
V Pizza (Pizza, Italian)
1406 Hendricks Ave//(904) 527-1511
Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-2am;
Sun: 11am-9pm
www.vpizza.com
Vino’s Pizza (Pizza, Italian)
1430 San Marco Blvd//(904) 683-2444
Mon-Sun: 11am-11:30pm
www.vinossanmarcoBlvdcom
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Wine Cellar (Diner, American)
1314 Prudential Dr.//(904) 398-8989
Mon-Fri: 11am-10:30pm; Sat: 5-10:30pm;
Sun: Closed
www.winecellarjax.com
SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016
| jack 11

#jackdrinks
PHOTO: LAURA EVANS
PHOTO: MATTHIAS SCHRADER/AP PHOTO
ANOTHER KICKOFF:
OKTOBERFEST
AT THE NEW
INTUITION ALE WORKS
PHOTO: ROBIN PATTON
PHOTO: BOB MACK
BY MATT PITTMAN
jack
Zicke zacke, zicke zacke, hoi
hoi hoi!
A new gridiron season is upon
us, meaning it’s time to head to
INTUITION ALE WORKS’ new
Downtown location to celebrate
Octoberfest in Jacksonville.
Dust off your dirndl dress or
lederhosen and join these fine folks
at their days-old location — Noon-
8pm, Sept. 17 — for a tasty selection
of classic brews, live music
from the Swinging Bavarians,
German-inspired eats, the crowning
of the festival king and queen
And, what would Oktoberfest
be without a barrel roll, brat toss or
stein-holding competition?
Sausage Paradise will be on-site
selling nine, hand-made German
sausages served with all the trimmings
and Community Loaves will
be baking up soft pretzels.
12 jack | SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016
On-site parking will not be
available the day of the event, so
use the parking garage located at
999 E Adams St.
Three ticket packages are
available beginning at $10. Each
ticket will include a commemorative
20-ounce mug, pretzel,
live music and access to the
outdoor biergarten. To order: bit.
ly/2biCcY6.
Given that many of you probably
will be indulging in more than
a few frosty malt beverages, please
have a designated driver, take a cab
or summon a ride service.
Prost!
Intuition Ale Works
929 E. Bay Street
(904) 683-7720
j
intuitionaleworks.com
PHOTO: LAURA EVANS

THE BEST GAME DAY EXPERIENCES
YOU TOLD US WHERE
TO WATCH THE JAGUARS
Mike Field:
Without a doubt Dos Gatos. Not
only do they make the best drinks
in town (and perhaps the world),
but they do free shots for every
Jaguars touchdown scored and
regulars bring in food pot luck
style. Plus, no Skynard will be
played during the game... ever.
Dos Gatos
123 E Forsyth St
dosgatosjax.com
BY MATT PITTMAN
jack
Without a doubt, the best seats each Game Day are at EverBank Field.
Of course nothing beats being there in person, but those seats, concessions
and souvenirs cost real money.
When it comes time for our Jacksonville Jaguars to line up this season,
you should know some of the best places in the Cultural Core to spend
your hard-earned green. Why not go where you’ll be positioned to root for
the home team while consuming vast quantities of great food and, most
importantly, ice-cold beer? You can do all of this while surrounded by
friends, fans and new faces, all in the comfort of your own booth or table.
Some faithful readers and co-workers were eager to voice their
opinions and help you find a favorite place for food, football and suds.
So visit these #JackApproved spots for Game Day deals and help cheer
on our Jags!
Jack Bobeck:
Mellow Mushroom in Avondale
neighborhood, always a strong
following and plenty of televisions,
great food, AND dog friendly/dog
ready outside. Lola’s in Riverside
is good too, with a TV outside for
the games for you and your furry
family member.
Mellow Mushroom
3611 St Johns Ave
mellowmushroom.com
Lola’s Burrito
& Burger Joint
1522 King St
lolasburritojoint.com
Wale Olaogun:
Riverside, I like the Garage.
The Garage
2692 Post St
Jacksonville, FL 32204
Moneek Langston:
Does it count if it’s a movie
theater? Sun-Ray wins for best
away watch spot! Jag trivia, great
local beer and the food is awesome
as well.
Sun-Ray Cinema
1028 Park St
sunraycinema.com
Natalie DeYoung:
IL DESCO has a bottomless
mimosa brunch (11-3) AND happy
hour (4-7) every Sunday. Pizza and
cocktails all day and big screens at
the bar!
Il Desco
2665 Park St
ildescojax.com
Patti Hendrix Joyce:
Any M Shack!
M Shack
1012 Margaret St
mshackburgers.com
Jamee Yocum:
V Pizza and Sidecar! How can
you go wrong with a pizza place
connected to a cocktail bar? TVs
and great outdoor seating.
V Pizza
1406 Hendricks Ave
www.vpizza.com
Sidecar
drinksidecar.com
SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016
| jack 13

get to know
OH, SNAP! CARSON
TINKER LOVES HIS
RIVERSIDE LIFESTYLE
BY COURTNEY CLARK
jack
Since signing with the Jaguars
in 2013, Alabama native Carson
Tinker has fallen in love with
Riverside. He says it’s loaded with
culture.
“It’s just been really cool to get
to know different kinds of people
from different backgrounds,”
Tinker says of the neighborhood’s
diversity. “I don’t ever leave Riverside
unless I have to.”
The Jaguars’
long-snapper
even convinced
teammates
Jason Myers
and Chad
Henne to
at least
consider
moving to
Riverside.
Tinker, 26, enjoys getting to
know people and delving deep into
the community.
The fourth-year veteran says
Jacksonville has the feeling of a
big city with small-town roots.
Tinker’s go-to lunch spot is
the Goal Post (a fitting name)
Sandwich Shop in Avondale. He
particularly enjoys the Riverside-
Avondale Luminaria celebration,
and he frequents the Riverside Arts
Market with wife Annie at least
once a month.
This summer, Tinker added
kayaking to his abundance of interests.
He says he usually launches at
nearby Stinson Park at the foot of
the Ortega Bridge.
“I think Stinson Park is the
prettiest view in Jacksonville. I
love going out there,” he said. Tinker
admits it took a while before
he finally learned to hit the water at
just the right tide to prevent bottoming
out.
“If it’s low tide, you’re not
going to be able to get back. I
learned that the hard way,” he
said.
Exercising his mind also
appeals to Tinker, who nonchalantly
mentions that he can solve
a Rubik’s Cube fairly quickly.
“They’re not that hard,” he says.
“I used to be able to do it in
under a minute.”
And before preparations for the
2016 season finally ramped up, the
down-to-earth long snapper probably
caused several double-takes
among fans seeing him helping
out a few days each week at Bold
City Brewery.
“Believe it or not, NFL guys
get bored in the off season,”
Tinker says. He asked the
Miller family, owners of the
popular Riverside gathering
spot, if he could come
by to learn about the art
of brewing.
This, from a man
whose resume includes
a national championship
with his
home state’s
Crimson Tide in
2009. Signed
by the Jaguars
as an
undrafted
free agent
in 2013, before last season Tinker
parlayed his steady performance
into a substantial contract.
But the specialty center didn’t
have any qualms about paying his
dues and starting at the bottom at
Bold City.
“They didn’t give me any
kind of special treatment,” he said
recalling his first day moonlighting.
“I was doing grunt work.”
Tinker’s outgoing personality
doesn’t allow him to believe he is
any different from anyone else. He
has been known to spend his free
time enthusiastically interacting
with his fans.
“I’m just a normal guy, I feel
like,” he says of his willingness to
spend time among his admirers. “I
just happen to play football.”
Tinker is fond of Jacksonville
fans, labeling them genuine in
their football interests. Rather than
just asking for a photo or a selfie
and walking away, he says Jags’
fans tend to spend time their time
with him asking about the team.
“I kind of see myself as more
of a fan than a player sometimes,”
he says.
j
Jacksonville Jaguars
EverBank Field, 1 EverBank Field Dr
jaguars.com
(904) 633-2000
Bold City Brewery
2670 Roselle St #7
boldcitybrewery.com
(904) 379-6551
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jack |
SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016

go+do
WED/SEP 07
AVONDALE
Wino Wednesdays
With Goliath Flores. Free hookah with the
purchase of a bottle of discounted wines.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
Hell or High Water
Texas brothers Toby (Chris Pine) & Tanner (Ben
Foster) come together after years divided to rob
branches of the bank threatening to foreclose
on their family land. For them, the hold-ups are
just part of a last-ditch scheme to take back a
future that seemed to have been stolen from
under them. Justice seems to be theirs until they
find themselves on the radar of Texas Ranger,
Marcus (Jeff Bridges) looking for one last grand
pursuit on the eve of his retirement & partner
Alberto (Gil Birmingham). R. 102min.
Multiple Maniacs
(1970) Divine leads a troupe of misfits, calling
themselves ‘Lady Divine’s Cavalcade of
Perversions.’ They perform lewd & illegal acts
for “free.” Once onlookers are lured in the tents,
they are then robbed & possibly killed to support
Divine’s greed, lust & maniacal need to run the
show. X 92min.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Game Night
Game room & The Shadows Theater open; $2
16oz PBR, $3 Fireball, wells/domestics.
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
One Off Wednesday
A new, limited-release beer is tapped & available
1 day only in the tap room.
5pm//Intuition Ale Works//720 King St//
Free
Trivia Night
Two rounds of competition with the first at 8pm;
the second begins at 9pm. Assemble a team &
play 1 or both. Rogue bucks to winning teams.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//King St//Free
entry
Tom Goss
Live music: Guitar, piano, vocals.
Doors 7pm, Show 7:30pm//The Metro
Entertainment Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//$10
Running Club
Meet fellow joggers for a 5K or 10K, then take
$1 off all brews after your route.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 Post
St//Free
Wine Down Wednesday
$1 off all wine by the glass, $3 house wines, $5
off bottle wines.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 Post
St//Free
Hospital Happy Hour
Medical field workers enjoy Happy Hour prices.
7-11pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Post St//Free
BROOKLYN
Free Yoga
No experience necessary; mats provided.
6-7pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside Ave//
Free
DOWNTOWN
Free Coworking Day
Spend the day coworking alongside entrepreneurs,
designers & small-business owners.
9am-5pm//CoWork Jax//5 W Forsyth
St//Free
Intro to Web Design: Images & Links
Discuss the relationships between web pages
& content such as images. Begin linking web
pages together & formatting content within
HTML code. Location: 124E.
11:30am-1pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
THU/OCT. 22
where to explore
Duval ’Til We Die!
There is only one way to tailgate this football season and that’s
with Bold City Brigade and the Teal Street Hooligans.
Tailgaters meet on “THE SLAB” before each home game and
experience a pregame ritual unlike any other.
What can you expect from a BCB and TSH tailgate? Loud music,
cheering fans and amazing food, of course. If you want to see 200
people running in a circle then chugging beer, yep, they’ll have
that, too. And there’s always Santa Claus tackling a Christmas tree
decorated with beer cans, but you’ll have to wait for the holidays to
see that one.
Bold City Brigade
boldcitybrigade.com
The tailgate is located directly behind Tailgaters parking in the lot bordering the intersection
of Duval and Bryan streets.
Lawyers in Libraries
Topic: Heir property. How to properly transfer
the title of your home to your family. Jacksonville
legal aid. Workshop features attorneys who can
provide guidance. Location: Lounge.
Noon-1:30pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Blackjack
Double-down in the lounge. Win prizes,
hone your skills or learn to play. Your
drink is your buy-in.
4pm-2am//Dos
Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
ArtFusion with MOCA
Jacksonville
Led by professional art
educators, the program
provides a creative,
inspiring environment
for children to worth with
parents or adult caregivers.
Hands-on projects inspired by
works in MOCA’s exhibitions or
its permanent collection.
5-8pm/MOCA Jacksonville//33 N
Laura St//Free
First Wednesday Art Walk
This month’s theme is Dog Days of Summer.
There will be 55+ venues stretching across
Downtown, including Hemming Park, galleries,
museums, cultural and educational venues.
5-9pm//15 blocks Downtown//Free
Front Porch at Art Walk: Yappy Hour
Meetup
Bring your dog(s) & visit local dog vendors.
Live music, drink specials, beer garden & food
trucks. There will be a dog Bowser beer (dog
friendly beer) chugging contest & a human beer
contest at 7:30pm. Register at the game checkout
point. Ages 21+.
FIRST WEDNESDAY ART WALK • 5-9PM
5-10pm//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
Whiskey Wednesdays
Food & whiskey drink specials. Live music:
Spade McQuade.
6-9pm//Fionn MacCool’s Irish
Restaurant and Pub//2 Independent
Dr//Walk-ins welcome
FUR Charity Sunset Cruise
Florida Urgent Rescue (FUR) Rockin’ the River
& Raisin’ Funds on a 90-minute sunset cruise.
Proceeds will help save animals lives. Beer, wine
& hors d’oeurvres aboard the St. Johns explorer
riverboat. Arrive at 6:45pm. Donations:
bit.ly/2bJrXKB.
7pm//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent
Dr//$35
Old School Trivia
Gift cards for 1st & 2nd
place finishes. 2-for-1
cocktails, bucket beer
specials, lite brites from
4-8pm.
7-10pm//Downtown
Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//Free entry
Karaoke & Poker
Your choice, or participate in
both.
7:30pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
Trivia Night
$4 Sweetwater Brewing Pints.
8pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15 Ocean St//
Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Pilot Batch Wednesday
Every Wednesday the crew releases a new pilot
batch beer brewed in small batches.
5pm//Aardwolf Brewing Co.//1461
Hendricks Ave//Free
Wine-Down Wednesday
$20 All-You-Can-Drink select wines & hors
d’oeuvres. Wine & appetizer selections vary weekly.
5-8pm//River City Brewing
Company//835 Museum Circle//Free
entry
Art League of Jacksonville Cartooning &
Illustration Classes
Students will learn about how to create
expressive figures & how to pose them from
different angles. Ages 11+.
6:30-8:30pm//Balis Community
Center//1513 LaSalle St//Rolling
registration; $80 for 6 sessions, or $60
for 4 sessions
Art League of Jacksonville Ceramics
Class
Students learn how to build ceramic sculpture,
hand-building with techniques in form & texture.
Ages 11+. $40 materials fee.
7pm//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for 6
sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
Trivia Night
Join Cinnamon Laroche for trivia night.
Afterward, DJ Rob will have Season 3 of “Mary’s
The Voice.”
7:30-10:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//Free entry
THU/SEP 08
AVONDALE
Down & In
Deejay Comic spins, $2 Almaza, $3 Val Dieu
Blonde, $15 bottles of wine; 10% off for
checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
Thirsty Thursday
$1 Yuengling drafts, $1 glass of house LaTerre
wine.
11am-10pm//Al’s Pizza//1620 Margaret
St//Free
Taco Thursday
Taco Happy Hour means a free taco with every
drink purchased from 5-7pm. Taco menu until
10pm.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
SUN-RAY CINEMA
Hell or High Water
See listing Sep 07.
Multiple Maniacs
See listing Sep 07.
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds One More
Time With Feeling
A one-night-only cinema event to coincide with
the release of “Skeleton Tree,” Cave’s 16th
studio album.. Black & white. Screens in 2D &
3D at 7pm.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Thirsty Thursday
$10 all-you-can-drink wells/domestic drafts
from 10pm-1am. Shows with rotating casts
at 10:30pm & midnight; talent contest during
second show. Amateur male strip contest at
1am.
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover 21+
Native Plant Society Monthly General
Meeting
A discussion of ways Jacksonville residents can
help restore the St. Johns River to health.
6:30pm//Willowbranch Branch
Library//2875 Park St//Free
Brewery Yoga
Yoga every Thursday; relax afterward in the tap
room.
6:30pm//Bold City Brewery//2670
Rosselle St #7//$5
Thursday Game Night
Cards Against Humanity, Charades, Exploding
Kittens, Pictionary, beer bingo, trivia. Win prizes
& beer cash.
7-10pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//Free
Trivia Tonight
House cash to top 3 teams. Beer specials.
7:30-9:30pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Post St//Free
The Loft Thursdays
Indie-pop dance party. DJs Wes Reed, Josh
SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016
| jack 15

Kemp spin music videos. Kill the Keg: Free PBR
from 9:30-10:30pm.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
BROOKLYN
Y-Fit Boot Camp
Join the new Winston Family YMCA for a free
Y-Fit boot camp for this outdoor class. Bring
water & be prepared to sweat.
11am-Noon//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
Free Yoga
No experience necessary; mats provided.
5:30-6:30pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
Jacksonville’s “Top to Bottom” Walking
Tour
Hear stories of the River City from the Great
Fire to the First Hollywood while gazing atop
the tallest building in the city & exploring secret
underground tunnels beneath Downtown. Tour
includes a look at the Jacksonville Symphony.
10-11:45am//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent Dr (meet at
escalators)//$20
JPL: Toastmasters
Bring your lunch & help build this new club
in a supportive learn-by-doing environment.
Location: Lounge.
Noon-1:30pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Jacksonville Children’s Chorus
Auditions
One of the last six audition dates for grades
2-12 for the 2016-17 season. No fee or prior
singing experience needed to audition. Needbased
scholarships available. Email: info@
JaxChildrensChorus.org.
4pm//Boyd Education Building, First
United Methodist Church//225 Duval
St E//Free
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Thursday is the New Friday
DJ Hollywood spins ‘90s Rock with a little Nu
Disco.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Audio Explorations: Guitar Lessons
Learn basic guitar technique, chords, & songs.
Bring your own or borrow one here. Group
lessons first come, first served. Location:
Zimmerman Overlook.
4-6pm//Jacksonville Main Library//303
N Laura St//Free
Thursday Night Ladies Night
Ladies 18+ drink free from 8-10pm; $2 Ladies
Drinks with $1 upgrades from 10-closing;
Ladies in groups of 5 or more receive
free VIP & a bottle of champagne.
$10 all-you-can-drink drafts
for everyone else. Crown
& Down Happy Hour
6-10pm. Free line-dancing
lessons 7-10pm.
Doors 6pm//
Maverick’s//2
Independent Dr//
Free entry
Sustain: Clay to Table
Reception
Meet the curators. Donations
in support of the programs are
greatly appreciated.
6-8pm/MOCA Jacksonville//33
N Laura St//Free
Adamec Bike Night
Free bike parking, live entertainment, prizes.
6-9pm//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
Open-Mic Poetry
Followed by Comedy Hourglass at 9:30pm.
7pm//The Hourglass Pub//3435 Bay St//
Walk-ins welcome
The Queers
Live music: Punk Rock, Pop Punk, Alternative
Rock, Emo. With The Ataris. All ages.
Doors 7pm//1904 Music Hall//19 N
Ocean//$15
16 jack | SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016
SUSTAIN: CLAY TO TABLE RECEPTION • 6-8PM
The Elbow Social
DCL Thursday Takeover with “Smoke & Play.”
Old-school board games. Drink specials 5-8pm.
Specials for Downtown employees with valid
business card or ID badge (venue’s choice).
7-10pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//Free
904 Cigar Magazine Launch Party
Live music: Brooklyn Mike. Cigar
specials, salsa lessons &
giveaways.
7pm-12am//Downtown
Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//Free
UNLEASH: The
Weekly Dance Party
$3 drinks until 10pm;
$4 drinks until 11pm;
$5 drinks until Midnight.
Guest/list: Free entry 21+
from 9-11pm; $5 entry for
ladies 19-20 until 11pm;
General admission: $5 entry for
21+ all night; $10 entry for ladies
19-20 all night.
9pm//Myth NightClub & Bar//333 E
Bay St//See above
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Trivia Night
Live music: Jazz, Blues.
7pm//The Parlour//2000 San Marco
Blvd//Free
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music: Open mic night headliner: Kalani
Rose. Board St. Johns River Taxi at Friendship
Park. Rain or shine. Advance purchase. No
coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Thirsty Thursday Mary’s Girls Drag
Revue
$3 Three Olives cocktails. No charge cover but
there is a seat charge of $3 per person added
to food & drink orders.* Reservations: (904)
551-2048.
7:30-8:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//Free entry*
Melvins
Live music: Sludge Metal, Doom Metal, Post-
Hardcore. With Helms Alee.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$20
FRI/SEP 09
AVONDALE
Cabaret Belly Dancing
Traditional Middle Eastern belly-dancing; 10%
off for checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
RIVERSIDE
Flesh Friday
$3 SKKY Vodka & Flavors, $4 Fireball
Shots (10pm-2am); DJ Timmy;
Shows (10:30pm & midnight)
hosted by Dee Ranged; AJ
Neaher / Stephen Choate
live at 9:30pm.
Happy Hour
2-10pm//The Metro
Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//No
cover 21+ before 9pm
All-U-Can-Drink & Eat
All-you-can-eat charcuterie,
fromage & hors d’oeuvrs. Allyou-can-drink
craft beer on tap.
Wine by the glass.
5-7pm//Silver Cow//1506 King
St//$25
Opening Night Concert & Reception
Live music: Saxophonist Tivon Pennicott &
John Lumkin Trio. Dessert & coffee reception
following concert. Reservations required: (904)
355-7584.
Doors 7pm, Show 7:30pm/Friday
Musicale//645 Oak St//Free
Josh Kemp
Music: DJ spins the ‘80s, ‘90s & current hits.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
BROOKLYN
Y Kids Triathlon
904 CIGAR MAGAZINE LAUNCH PARTY • 7PM-12AM
Swim, bike & run. Ages 4-10. After the triathlon,
participate in a celebration party. Registration:
(904) 261-1080.
5-7pm//Winston Family YMCA//221
Riverside Ave//$20 Members/
Nonmembers
Radio Love
Live music: Soul Pop. Dinner, drinks &
dancing.
7:30-10:30pm//Unity
Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
Technology for ESL
Learners
Basic computer classes
taught in English for
students learning English
as a second language.
Location: Room 124E.
10am-1pm//
Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//
Free
CareerSource Job Skills
Résumé & online job search assistance,
interview coaching, referrals to agencies.
Location: Room 319.
10am-2pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Magic Class
Learn to perform tricks that will wow family
& friends. Class with Michael Chrosniak of
Crossroad Magic.
4-5pm//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
Introduction to Coding
Learn the basic principles in computer coding.
Location: Room 124E.
4-5:30pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells. Variety of
drinks & food.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
THE Friday Night Party
Various DJs spin a danceable mix of indie,
throwback rock & fun jams. Specials vary.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Mad Cowford Improv
Comedy
Laughs begin at 7:30pm;
Bay Street Jam Sessions
at 9:30pm. Ladies Night;
ladies drink $1 wine from
7-10pm.
4pm-2am//The
Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins
welcome
Scott Elley Live
Live music: Folk, Indie,
Rock Acoustic. Happy Hour
specials.
5-10pm//Element Bistro//333
E Bay St//Free
Gourmet Cookie Decorating Class
Learn to decorate artisan cookies. You will be
provided everything you need including icing &
cookies. Handbook provided. Take home 12
decorated cookies.
6pm//Monroe Galleries//40 W Monroe
St//$50
Cloud9 Vibes EP Release
Extravanganza
With S.P.O.R.E. / Personalities / The Hereafter/
Parkridge / Dj3Tay. All ages.
7pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent Dr//$8
Jig to a Milestone
Live music: Electric Folk.
8pm//Fionn MacCool’s Irish Restaurant
and Pub//2 Independent Dr//Walk-ins
welcome
Smooth McFlea
Live music on the Coca-Cola Riverfront Stage.
8pm-1am//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
Friday Night Groove
Old school, neo soul, R&B, Hip Hop with
cocktails, champagne, wine, cigar, champagne
pairing & hookah. Dress: Grown & sexy.
RAM MORNING YOGA • 9-10AM
9pm-2am//Downtown Cigar Lounge
Jax//11 N Ocean St//Free entry
Hourglass after Dark Presents…
Late night variety show.
9:30pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
$5 Fridays
Reduced admission & 3 extra hours to explore.
10am-8pm//MOSH//1025 Museum
Circle//$5
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music: Taylor Shami. Board the St. Johns
River Taxi rain or shine. Advance purchase. No
coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Mary’s Drag Revue
Three 90-min Vegas-style shows at 7:30, 9:30
& 11:30pm. No cover but there is a seat charge
of $3 per person added to food & drink orders.*
Reservations: (904) 551-2048.
7:30-10:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//Free entry*
Ghost Cat
Live music: Alternative Rock, Electronic,
Hip-Hop, Jazz, Metal, Indie Rock, Post Punk
Revival. With Skyview / Ruffians / Lavola.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$8
SAT/SEP 10
MURRAY HILL
Banned Books & Censored Drinks
Discuss banned & challenged books while
sipping homemade drinks. Get a chance
to create your own beverage. Ages 13-18.
Location: Meeting Room.
3-4pm//Murray Hill Branch Library//918
Edgewood Ave S//Free
KB
Live music: Christian Hip Hop, Contemporary
Christian, Pop. With Blanca / Tauren Wells
(formerly of Royal Tailor). All ages.
Doors 7pm, Show 8-11pm//Murray Hill
Theatre//932 Edgewood Ave S//$12-$40
AVONDALE
Cabaret Belly Dancing
Traditional Middle Eastern belly-dancing; 10%
off for checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah
Café//3628 St Johns Ave//
Free
RIVERSIDE
RAM Morning Yoga
Yoga with Dori Thomsen.
9-10am//Riverside
Art Market River
Stage//Under
the Fuller Warren
Bridge//Free
Riverside Arts Market
Arts & crafts, fresh vegetables
& produce, food vendors & live
entertainment.
10am-4pm//Riverside Art
Market//Under the Fuller Warren
Bridge//Free
Art for Two: Music & Art
Make art with your little one. Students will
learn how music & songs influence art from
LIFTL Contemporary Expressions of the African
American Experience. Students will create
music-inspired works of art. Projects will be
completed within one class. Open to children
ages 3-5 & their favorite adult. Registration:
(904) 899-6038.
10:30am-Noon//Cummer Museum of
Arts & Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//
Members: $15 per pair, Non-Members
$20 per pair
Saturday Groove
Happy Hour 2-8pm. Shows at 9:30&11pm
& 12:30am with a rotating cast. AJ Neaher /
Stephen Choate live at 9:30pm. Disco, game
room, Rainbow Room, The Shadows Theater,
tiki/patio open. Session 10pm-2:30am.
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//
No cover 21+ before 9pm (except for
special events)
Garden Concert: Featuring Patrick Evan
& Mama Blue

Evening of blues & jazz under the stars. Guests
may bring chairs, blankets, picnics, food &
alcoholic beverages. Food & drinks available
to purchase. Concert will be moved indoors
in case of inclement weather. Registration
required: bit.ly/2bcP4yO.
Doors 5pm, Show 6-9pm//Cummer
Museum of Arts & Gardens//829
Riverside Ave//Members: $20, Non-
Members $25, Table of ten $500
DJ Wes Reed
Music: DJ spins party anthems.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
BROOKLYN
Cars and Coffee Cruise-in
Largest monthly car meet in
Northeast Florida. All makes
& models welcome.
8-11am//The Florida
Times-Union//1
Riverside Ave//Free
CARS & COFFEE CRUISE-IN • 8-11AM
DOWNTOWN
Product of My
Environment
Poetry workshop series.
Begin with a timeline & visual
history, delve into copywriting
& self-publishing & end with
a book. Participate in projects
exploring writing & performance. You will
have an opportunity to share your work at the
Brave New Voices International Poetry Festival.
Ages 12-18. Register: (904) 502-7444.
Noon-2pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Main Teen Advisory Board
Earn volunteer credit hours. Assist with program
prep, generate ideas for displays & programs.
Ages 12-18. Register: jaxpubliclibrary.org/
volunteer.
2:30-3:30pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Northeast Florida Benghazi Tribute
Honoring & remembering heroes. VIP
reservations: $75 & include hors d’oeuvres & a
photographer. VIP reception at 1:30pm.
3pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//Free
DJ NICKFresh
Digital mixology at its finest. Specials vary.
6pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Paint Nite
Grab some friends & paint. Arrive 30 minutes
early to secure seats together & enjoy
your dinner. Not BYOB. Coupon code:
DOWNTOWN20 takes $20 off each ticket.
6-8pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//$45
Free to Breathe Walk
Participants will raise awareness & help fun vital
research programs to help double lung cancer
survival by 2022.
7-10pm//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
Chuck Nash
Live music: Rock, Pop-Rock.
8pm//Fionn MacCool’s Irish Restaurant
and Pub//2 Independent Dr//Walk-ins
welcome
Music of Pink Floyd Laser Light Show
Psychedelic Rock, Progressive Rock, Art Rock.
All ages.
Doors 8pm//1904 Music Hall//19 N
Ocean//$8-$10
Moss City Groove
Live music on the Coca-Cola Riverfront stage.
8pm-1am//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
Sanctuary Saturdays
Open format of Top-40, EDM, & Indie in the
main room. Best in House, Tech House &
Techno on the terrace. Guest DJ’s, performers
& dancers.
8pm-2am//Myth NightClub &
Bar//333 E Bay St//$5-$500
Pixelated
Hourglass Pub’s Cosplay
night. More themes, new
performers, stage shows
& gaming from console to
classic arcade games.
9pm-2am//The
Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//$5 Cover
DCL VIBE Saturday
Night
Sounds by Brooklyn Mike.
Cigars, cocktails, hookah.
9pm//Downtown Cigar
Lounge Jax//11 N Ocean St//
Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
St. Johns River Taxi: Jacksonville Zoo
Cruise Tours
Take a 45-minute guided cruise to the zoo &
spend the day enjoying animals from around
the world. Return set for 3:45pm for 4:30pm
arrival. Reservations required. Tickets include
zoo admission.
10am//Friendship Fountain Park//1015
Museum Circle//$40 adult, $30 youth
12 & under
Pollution Solution
Learn how to reduce air, water & noise pollution
through activities & special presentations.
10am-4pm//MOSH//1025 Museum
Circle//Free
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music: Meghan Walker & Stephen Quinn.
Board the St. Johns River Taxi rain or shine.
Advance purchase. No coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Mary’s Drag Revue
Three 90-min Vegas-style shows at 7:30, 9:30
& 11:30pm. No cover but there is a seat charge
of $3 per person added to food & drink orders.*
Reservations: (904) 551-2048.
7:30-10:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//Free entry*
Burden Affinity
Live music: Rock.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$8
SUN/SEP 11
AVONDALE
Service Industry Sundays
Live music: Vonn Barlow Trio.
9pm//The Casbah Café//3628 St Johns
Ave//Free
RIVERSIDE
Sunday Funday
Early opening with great eats & drinks.
11am-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry Sunday Funday
Bottomless Mimosas & Beermosas for $10. $5
Creole French Toast & Happy Hour all day.
Noon-6pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//
Free entry
Service Industry Night
If you are in the industry, get a free shot of Four
Roses Whiskey & 5 rings for ring toss, each with
a chance to win more shots.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
Ping-Pong Tournament
Show off your skills & win house cash.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 Post
St//Free
Karaoke
With Rob Session; Game Room &
The Shadows Theater open.
10pm-2am//The
Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//No
cover
DOWNTOWN
Green Bay Packers v
Jacksonville Jaguars
The first regular-season
game of the 2016 NFL
season.
1pm//EverBank Field//1
Everbank Field Dr//Various
Chocolate Bar Your Way Factory
Tour
Learn about candy, chocolate & Jacksonville’s
history, including the 100-year-old candy
mansion. After the tour, enjoy a 16-topping
chocolate bar. (Bar included in price).
2pm//Sweet Pete’s//400 N Hogan St//$5
Heartfulness Meditation
Indrani Sindhuvalli will guide this meditation
workshop. Learn to relax, integrate your inner
& outer lives, & enter a state of peacefulness.
Location: Conference Room.
3-4pm//Jacksonville Main Library//303
N Laura St//Free
Intermezzo Sunday Concert with Vivace
Trio
Live music: Carolyn Snyder Menke , Gia Sastre
& Denise Wright. Location: Hicks Auditorium.
3-4:30pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Caribbean Sundaze
Live music from the islands on the Coca-Cola
Riverfront Stage.
4-9pm//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr W//Free
River Taxi to EverBank Field
Here are designated St. Johns River Taxi stops
for the Jaguars game against the Green Bay
Packers. Taxi will begin operating at least
three hours before the game & will continue at
least three hours after the game. (Runs every
20 minutes). Other pick up locations include:
Doubletree Hotel, Lexington Hotel & Jacksonville
GREEN BAY PACKERS V JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS • 1PM
Landing. No round-trip tickets available. There
are 4 water taxis for the regular-season games.
Live music: Kalani Rose & Stephen Quinn.
9am//Friendship Fountain Park//1015
Museum Circle//$5 each way
The Great Unwind Hangout
Prepare for Monday with $4 bomb shots, $3
drafts.
6pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Southern Fried Sunday
Potluck supper (no charge, just bring something
to share), laid back karaoke with royal karaoke.
Discounts for service industry workers.
8pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Free
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
St. Johns River Taxi: Jacksonville Zoo
Cruise Tours
Take a 45-minute guided cruise to the zoo &
spend the day enjoying animals from around the
world. Return set for 3:45pm for 4:30pm
arrival. Reservations required. Tickets
include zoo admission.
10am//Friendship
Fountain Park//1015
Museum Circle//$40
adult, $30 youth 12 &
under
Faith Taylor’s Sunday
Drag Brunch
Bottomless Mimosas &
Bloody Mary’s. Today’s
special: Caribbean
Dreams” martini.
12:45-11:30pm//
Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//Free
Sunday Fun-Day
Live music. Limited menu from 4-7pm; full bar
until 8pm.
4-8pm//River City Brewing
Company//835 Museum Circle//Free
entry
The Bath Salt Zombies
Live music: Thrash Metal, Voodoo. With Glostik
Willy/ Opposite Box.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$10
MON/SEP 12
MURRAY HILL
Running Club
Fun 5K around historic Avondale. All levels
welcomed to run, jog or walk. Arrive 30 min
early.
7pm//Magnolia’s Pub//1190 Edgewood
Ave S//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
RIVERSIDE
Pour Club Double Points Night
Pour Club members earn double points for
every beer purchased until closing.
7pm-2am//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Post St//Free
Karaoke
With Rob Session; Game Room & The Shadows
Theater open.
SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016
| jack 17

10pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
BROOKLYN
Y-Fit Boot Camp
Join the new Winston Family YMCA for a free
Y-Fit boot camp for this outdoor class. Bring
water & be prepared to sweat.
11am-Noon//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
Transcendental Meditation Introductory
Talk
Learn to reduce stress, maximize metal clarity &
improve health. Registration: (904) 375-9517.
12:30pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
Jax Innovation Nights
Provides local entrepreneurs, innovators &
emerging leaders with weekly education &
mentorship to accelerate the local innovation &
startup community.
6-9pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside Ave//
Free
DOWNTOWN
CareerSource Job Skills
Résumé & online job search assistance,
interview coaching, referrals to agencies.
Location: Room 124E.
10am-4pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Rock ‘n’ Roll Karaoke
Be a rock star, or just point & laugh at 9pm.
With DJ Randall.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Monday Night Funk Jam
$2 drafts & $5 Mac-N-Chz.
9pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15 Ocean St//
Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Art League of Jacksonville Ceramics
Class
Learn to build ceramic sculptures & handbuilding
with techniques in form & texture. Ages
11 & above. $40 materials fee.
6-8pm//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for
6 sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
Charity Bingo
Every Monday Mary’s invites local charities to
host a bingo event to help raise money for their
cause. Benefitting a different charity each week.
7:30-9:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//Free
TUE/SEP 13
MURRAY HILL
Military Tuesday
Active duty military members receive first drink
(up to $10) on the house with a meal purchase.
3-11pm//Magnolia’s Pub//1190
Edgewood Ave S//Free
AVONDALE
Tuesday Boozeday – Ladies Night
Happy Hour prices & champagne specials all
night for the ladies.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
RIVERSIDE
Women Artists: From the
Renaissance to Abstract
Expressionism
Explore the women artists
who were prominent in
their own time, forgotten
by history & rediscovered.
Join Lynn Norris, director
of education. Registration
required: (904) 899-6038.
1:30-3pm//Cummer
Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside
Ave//Members Free,
Non-Members $10 (includes
admission)
Trivia Night Live
Drink & think with friends from 8-10pm. Garage
Bucks for winning teams: 1st place $75, 2nd
place $30, 3rd place $20, 4th place $10. Free
to play.
3pm-3am//The Garage//2692 Post St//
Free entry
18 jack | SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016
FLORIDA BLUE FREE TUESDAY • 4-9PM
THU/OCT. 22
where to party
Move over Chippendales; meet THUNDER FROM DOWN
UNDER.
These performers promise The Perfect Girl’s Night Outback. Get
it? (They’re from Australia).
Some call the show – full of chiseled bodies, seductive dance
routines, cheeky humor and boy-next-door charm – Australia’s hottest
export.
Thunder is a fully interactive experience, so don’t expect to just sit
and watch. These blokes dance on tabletops, make their way through
the crowd and even select a few lucky ladies to join them on stage.
So, don’t miss a chance to get up close and personal with these
Aussie hunks.
Thunder From Down Under
Times-Union Center: Terry Theatre, 300 Water St, (904) 633-6110, jaxevents.com
Times: 7pm, Tuesday, Sept 20
Tickets: $30-$50
thunderfromdownunder.com
Florida Blue Free Tuesdays
Free admission to the galleries & gardens.
4-9pm//Cummer Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//Free
Tapas Tuesday
At the Cummer Café. Reservations: (904)
899-6022.
5-7:30pm//Cummer Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//Free
Blackjack on the Rocks
Get lucky every Tuesday at the Blackjack table
@ 10pm.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
Karaoke
With Tim; Game Room & The
Shadows Theater open.
10pm-2am//The Metro
Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//No
cover
BROOKLYN
Free Yoga
No experience
necessary; mats
provided.
5:30-6:30pm//Unity
Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
Tournament Tuesday
Charity cornhole tournament to benefit the
Robert E. Lee High School football program.
Registration: $5 cash to play.
6:30-8:30pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//$5
DOWNTOWN
Jacksonville’s “Top to Bottom” Walking
Tour
Hear stories of the River City from the Great
Fire to the First Hollywood while gazing atop
the tallest building in the city & exploring secret
underground tunnels beneath Downtown. Tour
includes a look at the Florida Theatre.
10-11:45am//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent Dr (meet at
escalators)//$20
JobNewsJAX.com Job Fair
Meet dozens of local companies
hiring for 100’s of positions.
Job seekers should dress
professionals, bring plenty of
resumes & pre-register: bit.
ly/2bSC9i6.
10am-2pm//Prime
Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water
St//Free
Toddler Tuesday
Art activities, playtime,
story time, games &
outdoor activities in the Kids
Zone every Tuesday. All ages
welcome.
11am//Hemming Park//135 W
Duval St//Free
Audio Explorations: Guitar
Lessons
Learn basic guitar technique, chords, & songs.
Bring your own or borrow one here. Group
lessons first come, first served. Location:
Makerspace.
11:30am-1pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Jacksonville Children’s Chorus
Auditions
See full listing Sept. 8.
4pm//Boyd Education Building, First
JACKSONVILLE CHILDREN’S CHORUS AUDITIONS • 4PM •
United Methodist Church//225 Duval
St E//Free
Game Night
Free poker, pool & arcade beginning at 7pm.
4pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
Trivia Night
With DJ Scott Young. Win a bar tab & some
swag. Late Night Happy Hour, 11pm-1am.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth St//Walkins
welcome
Anti-Workshop: Writing Practices for
Teens
This is a class on the writing practice. The
goal is to teach the discipline that goes into
successful writing & art, & to spark a love for the
practice in addition to a love for the art itself. All
levels welcome. Location: Makerspace.
5-6pm//Jacksonville Main Library//303
N Laura St//Free
Trivia Night
First place: $20 cash, 2nd : 2 free drinks, 3rd: 1
free drink. $3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select
craft cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
6-10pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay
St//Free
Tory Lanez
Singer, songwriter, record producer, rapper from
Toronto.
7pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent Dr//$28
Open Mic Stand-Up Comedy
$3 Craft Beer specials.
9pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15 Ocean St//
Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Art League of Jacksonville
Observational Drawing Classes
Students will learn how to improvise by drawing
from observation in a representational manner.
Sighting & measuring techniques. Emphasis
on learning to draw using different media. Ages
10+.
3-5pm//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for
6 sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
Adult Bordello Bingo With Karrissa
Wade
You may feel like you need to take a shower
with the toy you win. Two winners each game.
Drag revue follows. Reservations recommended.
Ages 18+.
8-9:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//$5 Bingo Cards (10 Games)
WED/SEP 14
MURRAY HILL
Knowing the Truth About Life Insurance
Location: Meeting Room.
6-8pm//Murray Hill Branch Library//918
Edgewood Ave S//Free
AVONDALE
Wino Wednesdays
With Goliath Flores. Free hookah with the
purchase of a bottle of discounted wines.
9pm-2am//The Casbah
Café//3628 St Johns Ave//
Free
RIVERSIDE
Talks & Tea: The
Permanent Collection
Discover special pieces
in the museum. Space
is limited. Registration
required: (904) 899-6038.
1:30pm//Cummer
Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside
Ave//$6
Game Night
Game room & The Shadows Theater
Open; $2 16oz PBR, $3 Fireball, wells/
domestics.
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
Trivia Night Live
Drink & think with friends from 8-10pm. Garage
Bucks for winning teams: 1st place $75, 2nd
place $30, 3rd place $20, 4th place $10. Free
to play.
3pm-3am//The Garage//2692 Post St//
Free entry
One Off Wednesday
A new, limited-release beer is tapped & available

for 1 day only in the tap room.
5pm//Intuition Ale Works//720 King St//
Free
Trivia Night
Two rounds of competition with the first at 8pm;
the second starts at 9pm. Assemble a team &
play 1 round or both. Free to play. Rogue bucks
to winning teams.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//King St//Free
entry
Running Club
Meet fellow joggers for a 5K or 10K, then take
$1 off all brews after your route.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Post St//Free
Wine Tasting
Discussion for all level of
wine drinkers, plus $1 off
all wine by the glass.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour
House//2695 Post
St//Free
Hospital Happy Hour
Medical field workers
enjoy Happy Hour prices.
7-11pm//Dahlia’s Pour
House//2695 Post St//
Free
Bards & Brews
An evening of spoken word hosted by Keri
Foster. Tapping Great Divide’s Espresso Oak
Aged Yeti.
9-11:45pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//
Free
American Horror Story
Premier party on the big screen.
Doors 7pm, Show 7:30pm//The Metro
Entertainment Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//Free
BROOKLYN
Free Yoga
No experience necessary; mats provided.
6-7pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside Ave//
Free
DOWNTOWN
Introduction to Web Design: Basic CSS
Discuss CSS style sheets & how they can
improve HTML Web page design & functionality.
Location: Room 124E.
11:30am-1pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Folk Art
Learn about folk art inspired by cultures of
Spain & Mexico & make your own Hojalata (tin
art) in this Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.
Location: Teen Room.
3-4pm//Jacksonville Main Library//303
N Laura St//Free
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells. Wide
variety of drinks & food.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Blackjack
Double-down in the lounge. Win prizes, hone
your skills or learn to play. Your drink is your
buy-in.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Blanket Bingo
Come early to grab a drink, a good spot
for your blanket & food truck fare.
Prizes include gift cards. Kid
& pet friendly. Games start
at 6pm.
5-8pm//Hemming
Park// 135 W Duval
St//$10 for 10 games
3D Scanning:
Introduction
Learn about hand-held
scanners that make
3D printing a snap.
Owners of The Forge will
be giving a live explanation
& demonstration. Location:
Makerspace.
5:30-7pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Whiskey Wednesdays
Food & whiskey drink specials. Live music:
Spade McQuade.
6-9pm//Fionn MacCool’s Irish
BARDS & BREWS • 9-11:45PM
WHISKEY WEDNESDAY • 6-9PM
Restaurant and Pub//2 Independent
Dr//Walk-ins welcome
Old School Trivia
Gift cards for 1st & 2nd place finishers. 2-for-1
cocktails, bucket beer specials, lite brites from
4-8pm.
7-10pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//Walk-ins welcome
Karaoke & Poker
Your choice, or participate in both.
7:30pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
Trivia Night
$4 Sweetwater Brewing Pints.
8pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15
Ocean St//Free entry
SAN MARCO/
SOUTHBANK
Little Learners: Trees
Learn about the
importance of trees
& how they make our
planet healthy & beautiful.
Circle time & sing-along,
programming & community
learning activities.
9:30-11am//MOSH//1025
Museum Circle//$5 per
person (Ages 3+)
Anime Day
Talk about the culture, view shows. Location:
Study Room.
12:30-2pm//San Marco Branch
Library//1513 Lasalle St//Free
Pilot Batch Wednesday
Every Wednesday the crew at Aardwolf releases
a new pilot batch beer brewed in small batches.
5pm//Aardwolf Brewing Co.//1461
Hendricks Ave//Free
Wine-Down Wednesday
$20 All-You-Can-Drink select wines & hors
d’oeuvres. Wine & appetizer selections vary
weekly.
5-8pm//River City Brewing
Company//835 Museum Circle//Free
entry
Art League of Jacksonville Cartooning
& Illustration Classes
Students will learn about how to create
expressive figures & how to pose them from
different angles. Ages 11 & above.
6:30-8:30pm//Balis Community
Center//1513 LaSalle St//Rolling
registration; $80 for 6 sessions, or $60
for 4 sessions
Art League of Jacksonville Ceramics
Class
Students will learn about ceramics. Ages 11
& above.
7pm//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for
6 sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
Trivia Night
Join Cinnamon Laroche for trivia night.
Afterward, DJ Rob will have Season 3 of “Mary’s
The Voice”.
7:30-10:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//Free entry
THU/SEP 15
AVONDALE
Down & In
Deejay Comic spins, $2 Almaza, $3
Val Dieu Blonde, $15 bottles of
wine; 10% off for checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah
Café//3628 St Johns
Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
Thirsty Thursday
$1 Yuengling drafts $ $1
glass of house LaTerre
wine.
11am-10pm//Al’s
Pizza//1620 Margaret
St//Free
Taco Thursday
Taco Happy Hour means a free taco
with every drink purchased from 5-7pm. Taco
menu available until 10pm.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
The Loft Thursdays
Indie-pop dance party. DJs Wes Reed, Josh
Kemp spin music videos. Kill the Keg: Free PBR
from 9:30-10:30pm.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
RIVERSIDE
Talks & Tea: The Permanent Collection
Discover special pieces in the museum.
Registration required: (904) 899-6038.
1:30pm//Cummer Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//$6
Thirsty Thursday
$10 all-you-can-drink wells/
domestic drafts from 10pm-
1am. Shows with rotating
casts at 10:30pm &
midnight; talent contest
during second show.
Amateur male strip
contest at 1am.
2pm-2am//The
Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//No cover
21+
Happy Hour & Craft
Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select
craft cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Thursday is the New Friday
DJ Hollywood spins ‘90s Rock with a little Nu
Disco.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Brewery Yoga
Yoga every Thursday; relax afterward in the
tap room.
6:30pm//Bold City Brewery//2670
Rosselle St #7//$5
Thursday Game Night
Cards Against Humanity, Charades, Exploding
Kittens, Pictionary, beer bingo, trivia. Win prizes
& beer cash.
7-10pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//Free
QUILT FEST 2016 • SEPT 15-17 • 9AM-5PM
Trivia Tonight
House cash to top 3 teams. Beer specials.
7:30-9:30pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Post St//Free
The Loft Thursdays
Indie-pop dance party. DJs Wes Reed, Josh
Kemp spin music videos. Kill the Keg: Free PBR
from 9:30-10:30pm. Register online or email
names to loftlist@gmail.com before 8pm the
night of the event.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
BROOKLYN
Y-Fit Boot Camp
Join the new Winston Family
YMCA for a free Y-Fit boot
camp for this outdoor
class. Bring water & be
prepared to sweat.
11am-Noon//Unity
Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
Free Yoga
No experience necessary;
mats provided.
5:30-6:30pm//Unity
Plaza//220 Riverside Ave//Free
Transcendental Meditation
Introductory Talk
Learn to reduce stress, maximize metal clarity &
improve health. Registration: (904) 375-9517.
6:30pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
Quilt Fest 2016
Day 1 of 3: Help preserve the heritage of
quilting, perpetuate a high quality of excellence
in quilting & related art. Children 10 & under free.
9am-5pm//Prime Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water St//$10
Jacksonville’s “Top to Bottom” Walking
Tour
Hear stories of the River City from the Great
Fire to the First Hollywood while gazing atop
the tallest building in the city & exploring secret
underground tunnels beneath Downtown. Tour
includes a look at the Jacksonville Symphony.
SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016
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CABARET BELLY DANCING • 9PM-2AM
10-11:45am//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent Dr (meet at
escalators)//$20
Jacksonville Children’s Chorus
Auditions
See full listing Sept. 8.
4pm//Boyd Education Building, First
United Methodist Church//225 Duval
St E//Free
MS Office 2010: Word for Resumes
Learn advanced MS Word functions. Templates
will be focused to build & modify resumes.
Location: Room 124E.
4-5:30pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Audio Explorations: Guitar Lessons
Learn basic guitar technique, chords, & songs.
Bring your own or borrow one here. Group
lessons first come, first served. Location:
Makerspace.
4-6pm//Jacksonville Main Library//303
N Laura St//Free
Trivia Night
Win a bar tab, some swag & some self-respect.
With DJ Brandon. Special guest DJ LA is known
to make an appearance.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Jaxons Night Market
Local farmers, artisanal food producers, fashion
trucks, food trucks, local beer & live music.
Child & pet friendly. Free street parking.
5:30-9pm//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
Thursday Night Ladies Night
Ladies 18+ drink free from 8-10pm; $2 Ladies
Drinks with $1 upgrades from 10-closing; Ladies
in groups of 5 or more receive free VIP & a bottle
of champagne. $10 all-you-can-drink drafts
for everyone else. Crown & Down Happy Hour
6-10pm. Free line-dancing lessons 7-10pm.
Doors 6pm//Maverick’s//2 Independent
Dr//Free entry
Fall Cocktail Tasting: College Football
Edition
Wear your favorite jersey for a chance to win
two free tickets to the next seasonal cocktail
tasting. Free gallery admission with tickets.
Ages 21+.
6-8pm/MOCA Jacksonville//33 N Laura
St//$30
Third Thursday Tour
A tour of the permanent collection, where
new acquisitions & collecting strategies will be
discussed with the works on view. Free with
admission.
7-8pm/MOCA Jacksonville//33 N Laura
St//Free
Gracias Christmas Cantata
Live music: Gracias Choir & Orchestra. Awardwinning
musical & stage spectacle that has
touched the lives of people in 40+ countries. For
further information: (904) 800-7890.
7pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//GA Free
Open-Mic Poetry
Followed by Comedy Hourglass at 9:30pm.
7pm//The Hourglass Pub//3435 Bay St//
Walk-ins welcome
The Elbow Social
DCL Thursday Takeover with “Smoke
& Play.” Old-school board games.
Drink specials 5-8pm. Specials
for Downtown employees with
valid business card or ID
badge (venue’s choice).
7-10pm//Downtown
Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//Free
UNLEASH: The
Weekly Dance Party
$3 drinks until 10pm;
$4 drinks until 11pm; $5
drinks until Midnight. Guest/
list: Free entry 21+ from
9-11pm; $5 entry for ladies 19-
20 until 11pm; General admission:
$5 entry for 21+ all night; $10 entry for
ladies 19-20 all night.
9pm//Myth NightClub & Bar//333 E Bay
St//See above
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Trivia Night
Live music: Jazz, Blues.
7pm//The Parlour//2000 San Marco
THU/OCT. 22
where to laugh
These days, who really knows what makes a presidential candidate
electable?
The Second City troupe has joined forces with daily web magazine
Slate to present “Unelectable You” at FLORIDA THEATRE.
It will be an evening of comedy, insight and topical musings.
Through scripted and improv comedy and audience interaction, the
collaborative production will feature writers and personalities from
Slate to spotlight the humor to be found along the campaign trail.
The satirical muscle of Second City will harness the often
contrarian and cutting edge voice of Slate to take aim at the November
election, the candidates, spin doctors and even Slate itself. The result
will be a thoughtful, funny and self-aware evening of entertainment.
Slate and Second City present ‘Unelectable You’
Florida Theatre, 128 E Forsyth St, (904) 355-5661, floridatheatre.com
Times: 8pm, Thursday, Sept 22
Tickets: $29-$50
Blvd//Free
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music: Open-mic night headliner: Kalani
Rose. Board St. Johns River Taxi at Friendship
Park. Rain or shine. Advance purchase. No
coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Thirsty Thursday Mary’s Girls Drag
Revue
$3 Three Olives cocktails. No charge cover but
there is a seat charge of $3 per person added
to food & drink orders.* Reservations: (904)
551-2048.
7:30-8:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//Free entry*
Dyne Side
Live music: Alternative Rock. With Blood Bath
& Beyond.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528
Hendricks Ave//$8
FRI/SEP
16
MURRAY HILL
iPrayz
Live music: A night filled
with performances from
various genres of Christian
& Gospel music. All ages.
Doors 6:30pm, Show
7-10pm//Murray Hill
Theatre//932 Edgewood Ave
S//$5
AVONDALE
Cabaret Belly Dancing
Traditional Middle Eastern belly-dancing; 10%
off for checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
Miss Sharon Jones
A year in the life of the popular funk/soul singer
who was trying to release an album while
battling pancreatic cancer. 93min.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
All-U-Can-Drink & Eat
All-you-can-eat charcuterie, fromage & hors
d’oeuvrs. All-you-can-drink craft beer on tap.
Wine by the glass.
5-7pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//$25
Firewater Friday
Live music: Firewater Tent Revival.
Passes for JTA Riverside Avondale
Trolley will be on sale in
taproom for $4.
7pm//Bold City
Brewery//2670
Rosselle St #7//Free
Josh Kemp
Music: DJ spins the 80s,
90s & current hits.
8pm-2am//The
Loft//925 King St//
Free to enter
Flesh Friday
$3 SKKY Vodka & Flavors, $4
Fireball Shots (10pm-2am); DJ
Timmy; Shows (10:30pm & midnight)
hosted by Dee Ranged; AJ Neaher/Stephen
Choate live at 9:30pm.
Happy Hour 2-10pm//The Metro
Entertainment Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//No cover 21+ before 9pm
(except for special events)
BROOKLYN
Chris Thomas Band
Live music: Sinatra, Soul. Dinner, drinks &
dancing.
7:30-10:30pm//Unity Plaza//220
Riverside Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
Quilt Fest 2016
Day 2 of 3: Help preserve the heritage of
quilting, perpetuate a high quality of excellence
in quilting & related art.Children 10 & under
are free.
9am-5pm//Prime Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water St//$10
Technology for ELS Learners
Basic computer classes taught in English for
students learning English as a second language.
Room 124E.
10am-1pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
CareerSource Job Skills
Résumé & online job search assistance,
interview coaching, referrals to agencies.
Location: Room 124E.
10am-2pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
GlowRage Paint Party
Get lost in the music & experience the lights &
production. Feel the adrenaline rush when the
paint starts flying. Ages 18+.
Noon//Maverick’s//2 Independent
Dr//$15-$20
Frontline Families
An AmeriCorps program implemented by Points
of Light, to engage veterans, service members
& their families to lead volunteer efforts that will
address pressing issues within the community.
Eight-week training in project management,
fundraising, volunteer recruitment & evaluation.
Apply: bit.ly/1MTMlX7.
3:30pm//Jessie Ball DuPont Center//40
E Adams St//Free
Magic Class
Learn to perform tricks that will wow family &
friends. Michael Chrosniak of Crossroad Magic.
4-5pm//Hemming Park//135 W Duval St//Free
Happy Hour & Craft Cocktail Bar
$3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select craft
cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
4-9pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
THE Friday Night Party
Various DJs spin a danceable mix of indie,
throwback rock & fun jams. Specials vary.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Mad Cowford Improv Comedy
Laughs begin at 7:30pm; Bay Street Jam
Sessions at 9:30pm. Ladies Night; ladies drink
$1 wine from 7-10pm.
4pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
Complicated Animals
Live music: Indie Pop with a touch of vintage
Brazilian Bossa Nova. Happy Hour specials.
8pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay St//
Free
Runaway Gin (Phish Tribute Band)
Live music: Funk, Psychedelic, Rock,
Progressive Rock, Jazz Fusion. All ages.
8pm//1904 Music Hall//19 N
Ocean//$12-$15
JOSH KEMP • 8PM-2AM
Mikey Clams
Live music.
8pm//Fionn MacCool’s
Irish Restaurant and
Pub//2 Independent
Dr//Walk-ins
welcome
Bay Street Band
Live music: R&B, Rock,
Soul, Jazz, Jam. On the
Coca-Cola Riverfront
Stage.
8pm-1am//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent
Dr//Free
Friday Night Groove
Old school, Neo Soul, R&B, Hip Hop with
cocktails, champagne, wine, cigar, champagne
pairing & hookah. Dress: Grown & sexy.
9pm-2am//Downtown Cigar Lounge
Jax//11 N Ocean St//Free entry
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
$5 Fridays
Reduced admission & 3 extra hours to explore.
10am-8pm//MOSH//1025 Museum
20
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SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016

Circle//$5
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music by David Medisdosky. Board St.
Johns River Taxi at Friendship Park rain or shine.
Advance purchase. No coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Mary’s Drag Revue
Three 90-min Vegas-style shows at 7:30, 9:30
& 11:30pm. No cover but there is a seat charge
of $3 per person added to food & drink orders.*
Reservations: (904) 551-2048.
7:30-10:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//Free entry*
Chuck Fenda
Live music: Reggae. With Golden Touch Sound/
Stylish & Bionic.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//
SAT/SEP 17
AVONDALE
Cabaret Belly Dancing
Traditional Middle Eastern belly-dancing; 10%
off for checking in.
9pm-2am//The Casbah Café//3628 St
Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
Miss Sharon Jones
See listing Sep 16.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
RAM Morning Yoga
Yoga with Kali Padgett.
9-10am//Riverside Art
Market River Stage//
Under the Fuller
Warren Bridge//Free
Jacksonville’s
African American
Tour
Guided tour through
three local museums while
learning about the city’s
African American history. Guided
tour via bus & water taxi will stop
at MOSH, The Cummer & The Ritz
Theatre & Museum. Lunch, transportation, tour
& admission to all three museums are included
in ticket price. Registration required: (904)
899-6038.
9am-1pm//Cummer Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//Members
& Non-Members $70
Art Adventures: LIFT Ev’ry Voice and
Sing
Students will visit the exhibition LIFT & explore
how art & poetry can connect to issues
surrounding race, equity & community. Students
will create their own works of arts. Projects will
be completed within one class period. Ages
6-12. Registration required: (904) 899-6038.
10:30am-12:30pm//Cummer Museum
of Arts & Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//
Members $10, Non-Members $15
JACKSONVILLE’S AFRICAN AMERICAN TOUR • 9AM-1PM •
Riverside Arts Market
Arts & crafts, fresh vegetables & produce, food
vendors & entertainment.
10am-4pm//Riverside Art Market//
Under the Fuller Warren Bridge//Free
Saturday Groove
Happy Hour 2-8pm. Shows at
9:30 & 11pm & 12:30am with
a rotating cast. AJ Neaher
/ Stephen Choate live at
9:30pm. Disco, game
room, Rainbow Room,
The Shadows Theater,
tiki/patio open. Session
10pm-2:30am.
2pm-2am//The
Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//No cover
21+ before 9pm (except
for special events)
DJ Wes Reed
Music: DJ spins party anthems.
8pm-2am//The Loft//925 King St//Free
to enter
DOWNTOWN
Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers 5K Run
& Walk
5K to honor the heroic life & death of Stephen
Siller, a New York firefighter (FDNY) who lost
his life on 9/11/01 after strapping on his gear
& running through the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel
to the Twin Towers. Honor all of those who lost
their lives on 9/11 & support our first responders
& military who make sacrifices in the line of duty.
Registration: bit.ly/2bj8Xhs.
8:45am-1pm//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent
Dr//$25-$30
Quilt Fest 2016
Day 3 of 3: Help preserve
the heritage of quilting,
perpetuate a high quality
of excellence in quilting &
related art.Children 10 &
under are free.
9am-5pm//Prime
Osborn Convention
Center//1000 Water
St//$10
Audio Explorations:
Audiotool Workshop
Make your own beats & tracks, using
free web-based software. No musical
background required. Free free to bring your
own headphones. Location: Makerspace.
2-3:30pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Paint Nite
Theme: The Tropical City. Grab some friends &
paint. Arrive 30 minutes early to secure seats
together & enjoy your dinner. Not a BYOB event.
6-8pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge//11 N
Ocean St//$45
DJ NICKFresh
Digital mixology at its finest. Specials vary.
6pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Zac Brown Band: Black Out the Sun
2016 Tour
Live music: Country. With Drake White / The
BOY SCOUT WORKSHOP • 9AM-12:30PM
Big Fire.
7pm//Veterans Memorial Arena//300 A
Philip Randolph Blvd.//$28.50-$78.50
A Week with Baseball Legends
Day 1: Movie night at JP Small Field featuring
“42” about the life of Jackie Robinson.
More info: bbbsnefl.org.
7pm//Baseball Grounds
of Jacksonville//301 A
Philip Randolph Blvd//
Free
Ace Winn Band
Live music: Rock, Folk,
Reggae, Gospel, Jazz
& Funk.
8pm//Fionn
MacCool’s Irish
Restaurant and Pub//2
Independent Dr//Walkins
welcome
Broke Till Friday Band
Live music: Pop-Punk. On the Coca-
Cola Riverfront Stage.
8pm-1am//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr//Free
DCL VIBE Saturday Night
Sounds by Brooklyn Mike. Cigars, cocktails,
hookah.
9pm//Downtown Cigar Lounge Jax//11
N Ocean St//Free entry
Factory Goth Night
Premier Goth industrial night. Live music: Dark
Alternative, Goth, Industrial, EBM, Dark Wave,
Synthpop, Futurepop, Dark Electro. With DJ
ENS/DJ Halycyon/ DJ Timmy Razorblades.
Ages 18+.
9pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//$5
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Boy Scout Workshop
Learn the rights, duties & obligations of
citizenship & how you can demonstrate good
citizenship in your community. Scout leaders
are free.
9am-12:30pm//MOSH//1025 Museum
Circle//$30 per scout
Jacksonville’s African American Tour
Guided tour through three local museums
while learning about the city’s
African-American history. Guided
tour via bus & water taxi
will stop at MOSH, The
Cummer & The Ritz Theatre
& Museum. Lunch,
transportation, tour &
admission to all three
museums are included in
ticket price. Registration
required: (904) 899-6038.
9am-1pm//
MOSH//1025 Museum
Circle//Members &
Non-Members $70
St. Johns River Taxi:
Jacksonville Zoo Cruise Tours
Take a 45-minute guided cruise to the zoo &
spend the day enjoying animals from around
the world. Return at 3:45pm for 4:30pm arrival.
Reservations required. Tickets include zoo
admission.
10am//Friendship Fountain Park//1015
2016 JACKSONVILLE PAGAN PRIDE DAY • 11AM
Museum Circle//$40 adult, $30 youth
12 & under
Art League of Jacksonville Cartooning
& Illustration Classes
Students will learn about how to create
expressive figures & how to pose them from
different angles. Ages 11 & above.
Noon//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for
6 sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music: Ben Rowan. Board St. Johns River
Taxi at Friendship Park rain or shine. Advance
purchase. No coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Mary’s Drag Revue
Three 90-min Vegas-style shows at 7:30, 9:30
& 11:30pm. No cover but there is a seat charge
of $3 per person added to food & drink orders.*
Reservations: (904) 551-2048.
7:30-10:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//Free entry*
Dropin Pickup
Live music: Alternative, Rock, Americana,
Dancehall, Electropop, Synthpop. With
Outeredge / Master Radical / Aurora.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$8
SUN/SEP 18
AVONDALE
Service Industry Sundays
Live music: Vonn Barlow Trio.
9pm//The Casbah Café//3628 St Johns Ave//
Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
Miss Sharon Jones
See listing Sep 16.
Check listings//Sun-Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults, $5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
2016 Jacksonville Pagan Pride Day
Family friendly community event focused
on providing accurate information
on Paganism, aiding charity,
activism & building tolerance &
understanding between people
with different belief systems.
Workshops, vendors,
children’s activities,
nonprofits & charity drive.
Collecting food donations
for Waste Not Want Not
Florida & pet food &
supplies for First Coast
No More Homeless Pets.
More info: jaxpagan.org.
11am//The Garden Club
of Jacksonville//1005
Riverside Avenue//Free
Sunday Funday
Early opening with great eats & drinks.
11am-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
Sunday Funday
Bottomless Mimosas & Beermosas for $10. $5
Creole French Toast & Happy Hour all day.
SEPTEMBER 7-20, 2016
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AUDIO EXPLORATIONS: GUITAR LESSONS • 11:30AM-1PM •
Noon-6pm//Silver Cow//1506 King St//
Free entry
Fiesta! Miss Metro Newcomer Pageant
2016
Categories: creative fiesta presentation, talent (7
min. max), evening gown & comparison. $500
cash prize, title, crown & bookings. For more
info: metrojax.com.
2pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover 21+
Service Industry Night
If you are in the industry, get a free shot of Four
Roses Whiskey & 5 rings for ring toss, each with
a chance to win more shots.
5pm-2am//The Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
Ping-Pong Tournament
Show off your skills & win house cash.
7pm//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695 Post
St//Free
Karaoke
With Rob Session; Game Room
& The Shadows Theater open.
10pm-2am//The
Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow
Branch Ave//No
cover
DOWNTOWN
MS Office 2010:
Excel 1
Learn to create a
spreadsheet using formulas
& formatting. Create a basic
workbook, navigate between
worksheets & create & use formulas.
Location: 124E.
1:30-3pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
Chocolate Bar Your Way Factory Tour
Learn about candy, chocolate & Jacksonville’s
history, including the 100-year-old candy
mansion. After the tour, enjoy a 16-topping
chocolate bar (included in price).
2pm//Sweet Pete’s//400 N Hogan St//$5
Caribbean Sundaze
Live music on the Coca-Cola Riverfront Stage;
Cool off your weekend every Sunday through
October with island music.
4-9pm//Jacksonville Landing//2
Independent Dr W//Free
The Great Unwind Hangout
Prepare for Monday with $4 bomb shots, $3
drafts.
6pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
A Week with Baseball Legends
Day 2: For more info: bbbsnefl.org.
7pm//Baseball Grounds of
Jacksonville//301 A Philip
Randolph Blvd//Free
Sunday Night Football:
You Pick’em, We Pour
‘em
Watch the game on a
15-ft HD big screen. Buy
your first beer to enter
the tournament & choose
your team. Winning team
gets a free beer on the
house at every quarter.
Special food menu. Register
to receive 10% off first food
item: bit.ly/2bEgqNy.
7pm//Myth NightClub & Bar//333
E Bay St//Free
Southern Fried Sunday
Potluck Supper (no charge, just bring something
to share), laid back karaoke with royal karaoke &
discounts for service industry workers.
8pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Free
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Faith Taylor’s Sunday Drag Brunch
Bottomless Mimosas & Bloody Mary’s. Today’s
special: Caribbean Dreams” martini.
12:45-11:30pm//Hamburger
Mary’s//3333 Beach Blvd//Free
Sunday Fun-Day
Live music. Limited dining menu until 7pm; full
until 8pm. Rain or shine.
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4-8pm//River City Brewing
Company//835 Museum Circle//Free
River Jam Sunset Cruise
Live music: Kalani Rose. Board St. Johns River
Taxi at Friendship Park rain or shine. Advance
purchase. No coolers.
7:30-8pm//Friendship Fountain
Park//1015 Museum Circle//$20
Ballyhoo
Live music: Alternative Rock, Reggae Rock, Pop
Rock, Punk Rock. With Bumpin’ Uglies / Sun
Dried Vibes.
8pm//Jack Rabbits//1528 Hendricks
Ave//$15
MON/SEP 19
MURRAY HILL
Running Club
Fun 5K around historic Avondale. All levels
welcomed to run, jog or walk. Goal is to get out,
meet new people & be active. Arrive 30
min early.
7pm//Magnolia’s Pub//1190
Edgewood Ave S//Free
KARAOKE • 10PM-2AM
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
Miss Sharon Jones
See listing Sep 16.
Check listings//Sun-
Ray Cinema//1029
Park St//$9.50 adults,
$5.50 children, $8
students/military
RIVERSIDE
Pour Club Double Points
Night
Pour Club members earn double points
for every beer purchased until closing.
7pm-2am//Dahlia’s Pour House//2695
Post St//Free
Karaoke
With Rob Session; Game Room & The Shadows
Theater open.
10pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
BROOKLYN
Y-Fit Boot Camp
Join the new Winston Family YMCA for a free
Y-Fit boot camp for this outdoor class. Bring
water & be prepared to sweat.
11am-Noon//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
CareerSource Job Skills
Résumé & online job search assistance,
interview coaching, referrals to agencies.
Location: Room 124E.
10am-4pm//Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//Free
GFAITH TAYLOR’S SUNDAY DRA
Rock ‘n’ Roll Karaoke
Be a rock star, or just point
& laugh at 9pm. With DJ
Randall.
4pm-2am//Dos
Gatos//119 E Forsyth St//
Walk-ins welcome
Monday Night Funk Jam
$2 drafts & $5 Mac-
N-Chz.
9pm//Spliff’s
Gastropub//15 Ocean
St//Free entry
SAN MARCO/
SOUTHBANK
Charity Bingo
Benefitting a different charity each week.
7:30-9:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//Free
BRUNCH • 12:45-11:30PM •
Art League of Jacksonville Ceramics
Class
Learn to build ceramic sculptures & handbuilding
with techniques in form & texture. Ages
11 & above. $40 materials fee.
6-8pm//Balis Community Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling registration; $80 for
6 sessions, or $60 for 4 sessions
TUE/SEP 20
MURRAY HILL
Military Tuesday
Active duty military members receive first drink
(up to $10) on the house with a meal purchase.
3-11pm//Magnolia’s Pub//1190
Edgewood Ave S//Free
Friends of the Murray Hill Library
Non-profit meeting. Location: Meeting Room.
6:30-8:45pm//Murray Hill Branch
Library//918 Edgewood Ave
S//Free
AVONDALE
Tuesday Boozeday –
Ladies Night
Happy Hour prices &
champagne specials all
night for the ladies.
9pm-2am//The
Casbah Café//3628
St Johns Ave//Free
FIVE POINTS
SUN-RAY CINEMA
Miss Sharon Jones
See listing Sep 16.
Check listings//Sun-Ray
Cinema//1029 Park St//$9.50 adults,
$5.50 children, $8 students/military
RIVERSIDE
History of Western Art: Antiques
Explore art history through monthly series of
lectures, including admission to the galleries.
Space is limited. Registration required: (904)
899-6038.
10:30-Noon//Cummer Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//Members
free, Non-Members $10 (includes
admission)
Trivia Night Live
Drink & think with friends from 8-10pm. Garage
Bucks for winning teams: 1st place $75, 2nd
place $30, 3rd place $20, 4th place $10.
3pm-3am//The Garage//2692 Post St//
Free entry
Florida Blue Free Tuesdays
Free admission to the galleries & gardens.
4-9pm//Cummer Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside Ave//Free
Tapas Tuesday
At the Cummer Café. Reservations: (904)
899-6022.
5-7:30pm//Cummer
Museum of Arts &
Gardens//829 Riverside
Ave//Free
Blackjack on the
Rocks
Get lucky every Tuesday
at the Blackjack table @
10pm.
5pm-2am//The
Rogue//927 King St//
Free entry
Champagne & Chopin
Annual membership meeting,
reception & concert. Symphonic
Rhapsody, Op. 14, Sonata in B-flat
major, KV 570, Waltzes. Reservations required:
(904)355-7584.
Doors 6:30pm, Show 7pm/Friday
Musicale//645 Oak St//Free
Karaoke
With Tim; Game Room & The Shadows Theater
open.
10pm-2am//The Metro Entertainment
Complex//859 Willow Branch Ave//No
cover
BROOKLYN
Free Yoga
No experience necessary; mats provided.
5:30-6:30pm//Unity Plaza//220 Riverside
Ave//Free
DOWNTOWN
Jacksonville’s “Top to Bottom” Walking
Tour
Hear stories of the River City from the Great
Fire to the First Hollywood while gazing atop
the tallest building in the city & exploring secret
underground tunnels beneath Downtown. Tour
includes a look at the Florida Theatre.
10-11:45am//Jacksonville
Landing//2 Independent Dr (meet at
escalators)//$20
Toddler Tuesday
Art activities, playtime, story time, games
& outdoor activities in the Kids Zone every
Tuesday. All ages welcome.
CHAMPAGNE & CHOPIN • 6:30PM
11am//Hemming Park//135 W Duval
St//Free
Jacksonville Public Library & JaxCoE
Workshops
Entrepreneur workshops. Updated schedule of
topics at jaxcoe.org. Location: Lounge.
11:30am-1pm//Jacksonville
Main Library//303 N Laura
St//Free
Audio Explorations:
Guitar Lessons
Learn basic guitar
technique, chords, &
songs. Bring your own
or borrow one here.
Group lessons first come,
first served. Location:
Makerspace.
11:30am-1pm//
Jacksonville Main
Library//303 N Laura St//
Free
Game Night
Free poker, pool & arcade beginning at 7pm.
4pm-2am//The Hourglass Pub//3435
Bay St//Walk-ins welcome
Trivia Night
With DJ Scott Young. Win a bar tab & some
swag. Late Night Happy Hour, 11pm-1am.
4pm-2am//Dos Gatos//119 E Forsyth
St//Walk-ins welcome
Trivia Night
First place: $20 cash, 2nd : 2 free drinks, 3rd: 1
free drink. $3 domestics, $4 martinis, $5 select
craft cocktails, half-off select wines & wells.
6-10pm//Element Bistro//333 E Bay
St//Free
Thunder From Down Under
Australia’s hottest dancers make their way
through the crowd & select a few lucky ladies to
join in the fun.
7pm//Times-Union Center//300 Water
St//$30-$50
SAN MARCO/SOUTHBANK
Art League of Jacksonville
Observational Drawing Classes
Students will learn how to improvise
by drawing from observation in
a representational manner.
Sighting & measuring
techniques. Emphasis on
learning to draw using
different media. Ages 10+
3-5pm//Balis
Community
Center//1513
LaSalle St//Rolling
registration; $80 for 6
sessions, or $60 for 4
sessions
Wheeler Walker Jr.
Live music: Country.
7pm//Jack Rabbits//1528
Hendricks Ave//$15
Adult Bordello Bingo With Karrissa
Wade
You may feel like you need to take a shower
with the toy you win. Two winners each game.
Drag revue follows. Reservations recommended.
Ages 18+.
8-9:30pm//Hamburger Mary’s//3333
Beach Blvd//$5 Bingo Cards (10 Games)
Open Mic Stand-Up Comedy
$3 Craft Beer Specials.
9pm//Spliff’s Gastropub//15 Ocean St//
Free entry
JTA RIVERSIDE
AVONDALE TROLLEY
The Trolley allows unlimited on/off privileges as
it carries folks between entertainment districts
of Avondale, Riverside & Five Points. Tickets
available through JTA app & at Bold City
Brewery.
JTA-sponsored Trolley will run on Friday &
Saturday evening. The Trolley will run from 6pm-
2am using a modified “Figure 8” route around 5
Points, Avondale & Riverside, including a stop at
the corner of King & Park St.
The cost is $4 for a night pass, which
allows you unlimited access to the Trolley
all evening. For more info visit: http://
riversideavondalenighttrolley.com /