Void Votes ’20: Absentee/vote-by-mail, unpacked
A quick breakdown of voting by mail and what it means to be an absentee voter.
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Culture-Preneurs: Surf Knot podcast puts a Northeast-Florida twist on surf culture
if you’re core- and thick-skinned-enough to have your favorite pastime taken to task, Surf Knot’s a worthwhile listen.
Culture-Preneurs: Rosalie Lagao’s Trash Panda Flea Market is a distinctive shopping experience
Rosalie Lagao's events bring together a broad spectrum of sundry salespeople: record distributors, performers, vintage hustlers, event promoters, small businesses, and hawkers of yard sale finds.
Culture-Preneurs: With JAX IS RAD, Ansley Randall works to manifest a moniker
Started as a sticker-based statement of city pride, JAX IS RAD has become a conglomeration of local creatives highlighting events, businesses, artists, and culture.
Culture-Preneurs: Ladies Night Zine joyously subverts the print format
Two local designers unapologetically turns the print format on its head.
Void Votes: Request your absentee ballot
Your voice can be heard, even if we're in masks.
Cool: Strata MFG. providing face masks for frontline workers
Locally based apparel brand Strata steps up to donate 50,000 masks to Jax frontline workers.
Photos for Purpose: Void contributor corrals 68 renowned photogs to raise funds for social justice initiatives
You can have one of these stunning snaps, and support a great cause, for 100 bucks!
Freedom Day(s): Northeast Florida unites for Juneteenth
An entire weekend of programming on the First Coast revolving around a truly important commemoration.
Cultural Council’s 44th Annual Arts Awards will go Virtual
The much anticipated soiree will be streamed. Nominate now.
Statue of Limitations: Change comes to Hemming Park, and the whole city follows
A monument to the Confedaracy in the heart of Downtown Jax disappeared overnight. What other changes will follow?
Hull on Earth: Some Jax businesses thrive in the age of COVID-19
Is Jacksonville is ideally-positioned to bounce back nicely from the COVID-19 Pandemic?
Yard Work: 6 Feet Away Gallery brings art to the people, and vice-versa
Shawana Brooks and Roosevelt Watson III use timely art space to foster dialogue and connection.
Listen: Al Pete traces past, present, and future on “Mr. Peterson’s Neighborhood”
Mr. Al Pete is all about community. While he admits that he’s somewhat of a witness and observer in this life, his latest and fifth full-length, Mister…
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…
What’s cool about the old Times-Union building?
Local group wants to keep this Bauhaus beauty intact.
The Check In: Manifest Distilling steps up with special concoction
In the face of a pandemic, local spirit maker Manifest Distilling prioritized a special concoction--hand sanitizer.
The Shape of Jazz: WJCT to put on virtual Jazz Fest this weekend
WJCT's Jacksonville Music Experience launches virtual jazz festival for Memorial Day Weekend.
Viva La Void: We’re nearly halfway to keeping print alive!
With your help, COVID-19 won't kill Void Magazine!
We Need Your Help to Get Back to Print
WE NEED YOUR HELP to print our next issue. Every month for nearly a decade, Void Magazine has been using its pages as a platform to showcase the best o…
The Check In: For Jonathan Berlin, the music doesn’t stop
Tours may be on hold, but the music doesn’t stop this multifarious maestro.
The Check In: Chef Calli Marie, BREW Five Points
Chef Calli Marie’s Riverside staple gets creative to keep the city’s cultural center fueled up and happy.
The Check In: How Melissa Ross is keeping calm and carrying on
Even during the best of times, Melissa Ross serves as a sounding board for the passionate opinions--sometimes frustrations--of Northeast Florida. In th…
The Check In: Jags kicker Josh Lambo loves the doggos
The Jags’ most reliable point scorer, Josh Lambo, is also a dependable dog lover .
The Art We Need: Dustin Harewood’s latest is “Warm Rain and Electricity”
Dustin Harewood is as magnanimous as he is busy. As a visual artist, curator, and arts educator he has spent years co-creating, sustaining—and as a tea…