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Editor’s Picks
From the Archives | Local Legend Rozo’s North Shore Surf Shack
Inside surfing legend's soul pad on Northeast Florida's North Shore.
Portfolio: Walter Coker’s Florida is wild and strange, but also magical
St. Augustine-based photographer Walter Coker has spent nearly three decades capturing Northeast Florida.
Office Music Series | Darkhorse Saloon Rattles Void’s Walls
Riff-heavy rockers Darkhorse Saloon turn it up to 11 at VOID HQ.
Archives | When SURFER Magazine First Came to Town
Thirty Years Ago, North Florida lineups were teeming with talent. And the ‘Bible of the Sport’ came knocking. Take a trip down memory lane, when Surfer Magazine deemed Jacksonville Beach "Florida's most overlooked power zone."
Behind the Cover | Vintage look & other BOLD decisions for 2021
Here's what's inside our February 2021 issue.
American Betsch | How Jacksonville’s MaVynee Betsch helped preserve an oceanfront oasis for African Americans
MaVynee Betsch's influence can be felt all over American Beach, a slice of ocean-adjacent land in Amelia Island she grew up in and advocated for so vigorously for the last 40 years of her life.
Void Recommends | All-Local Holiday Gift Guide
Behold: Northeast Florida businesses offer something for everyone this holiday season.
Liner Notes | Our last issue of 2020 means a lot to us
Our winter issue is hitting the streets. Phew! We made it through 2020.
Rad Pad Archives | Royal Purple Springfield Treasure Chest
Come inside this century-old purple masterpiece.
Rad Pad Archives | A St. Augustine Tiny Home
A quirky Airbnb with surf-shack flair in St. Augustine's Historic District.
Void Recommends | Surf Shacks Vol. 2 is here for inspiration and escapism
If you're a fan of creative print design, unique interior decor and architecture, or are simply keen on a dose of escapism, Surf Shacks Vol. 2 is a worth a look.
From the Archives: When Surfing Magazine shut down, editor Zander Morton embarked on a new odyssey
Northeast Florida native Zander Morton reflects on his time as the last editor of the iconic Surfing Magazine and turning lemons into lemonade.
From the Archives: William Morgan (1930-2016), architect of Jax’s Raddest Rad Pads
The distinctive structures William Morgan built in Northeast Florida would come to define him, and make him the area's undisputed king of Rad Pads.
NEW ISSUE: The Check In
If you’re reading this, it pains me to say, we are not yet living as we once did. How do I know? Well, this is a digital issue, for one. We still can’t…
Viva La Void: We’re nearly halfway to keeping print alive!
With your help, COVID-19 won't kill Void Magazine!
How to Make a Cool Zine
With some pens, paper, scissors and a little imagination, two good friends seek to change the world—and have some fun along the way—one zine at a time.…
Hardcore Urban Core: Our new issue is entirely about Downtown Jax
In 2012 or so, with a handful of bars, distinctive dining options, and music venues—specifically Burro Bar, Underbelly, 1904 Music Hall, and Club TSI—c…
Interview: Synthy Jax musician Yuno just inked a deal with Sub Pop
Since the late-80s, the unimpeachably cool Seattle-based record label Sub Pop has kept its proverbial finger on the pulse of independent music. After s…
We Picked up a Drifter: That time Rob Machado stopped by Void HQ
For surfers of different generations, San Diego’s Rob Machado brings to mind different visions. Surfers of Gen X likely remember Machado as a standout …
Liner Notes: What makes a Northeast Florida Rad Pad?
What makes a Northeast Florida home? Is it the coquina-facade exterior? The concrete-block foundation of a home routinely located near, or even on, wat…
Editor’s Note: Void’s New Year’s resolutions
We made 12 issues of Void Magazine in 2019, a year in which we told many stories, profiled dozens of Northeast Floridians, published hundreds of neat p…
Best of ’19: These stories filled the Void in 2019
Print's not dead. And if our humble publication is to be taken as an example, print's kinda like the J-Lo of the media landscape--as youthful and glowi…
More than a Pretty Face: Upcoming Mark George exhibit takes an unflinching look at feminist expressions
This weekend local visual artist Mark George unveils his latest neo-pop-art paintings with his solo exhibit, POUT, held at Space 42 in Riverside. …
Got Ya Covered: Void’s Cover Art Show brought an eclectic gathering of creatives to Jax Beach
You may remember, a few months back, when we dropped an issue of Void Mag (our Arts & Music one, specifically) with a blank cover on racks across N…