I have finished my painting in the dinning room and am moving on to phase II - the hallway.  EEk.  Lot of trim molding to paint there.  I found out in the dinning room how dry the paint is on the woodwork in the house.  It most likely hasn't been painted since it was built.  It also appears to have a single sprayed on layer of paint.  Definately time to paint.  What is your Spring project this year?

Once the work is done, there are some very Fun Things Going On:

All Aboard! Head over to Kingsland Station in downtown Kingsland and board the Georgia Coastal Railway! Bask in the history of a historic railcar and the scenery of coastal Georgia while enjoying a themed train-excursion. Themes vary monthly and seasonally so you never know what you may find!?

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TODAY May 3  AT 5 PM – 9 PM

May First Wednesday Art Walk

James Weldon Johnson Park 

Event by Downtown Jacksonville Art Walk

 

James Weldon Johnson Park

 

Duration: 4 hr

 

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 Main Art Hubs: James Weldon Johnson Park, The Jessie and VyStar Breezeway 

 First Wednesday Art Walk is returning to Downtown Jacksonville this fall! Launched in 2003 by Downtown Vision, Downtown Jacksonville’s Business Improvement District, Art Walk is a celebration of Jacksonville’s creative talent on the first Wednesday of every month.

 Friends, families and coworkers are invited to experience arts and entertainment, explore restaurants and shops, and enjoy murals and more on this self-guided tour of Downtown’s northbank core. Art Walk will feature three curated art hubs: James Weldon Johnson Park (135 W. Monroe Street), “The Jessie” (40 E. Adams Street) and the Vystar Breezeway featuring Vagabond Flea (100 W. Bay Street) with plenty of programmed stops along the way. Businesses will be open and hosting artists of their own.

 Participating businesses include: Back to the Grind, Bellwether, The Bread & Board Provisions, Corner Gallery, Cypress Floral Design, Estrella Cocina, Folio Weekly 2.0 Magazine, Gili's Kitchen, Happy Grilled Cheese, Hemming Plaza Jewelers, Honey’z Plates, Jacksonville Public Library Main, Kalypso Couture, The Lark, Mag's Cafe, Southlight Gallery, Super Food and Brew, Ruby Beach Brewing and The Volstead.

 PARKING: Street parking is available for free in Downtown Jacksonville after 6 p.m. Please visit DTJax.com/Parking for more information and for a list of available parking lots & garages.

 MORE INFORMATION: Visit DTJax.com/ArtWalk for more information. Art Walk is produced by Downtown Vision, Inc. If you're interested in becoming a participating business or event sponsor, email Haley Tinkle at haley@dtjax.org

May 4 TOMORROW AT 6 PM – 9 PM

Weekly Bingo

American Legion Post 54 Florida  

Event by American Legion Post 54 Florida

 

American Legion Post 54 Florida

 

Duration: 3 hr

 

Public  · Anyone on or off Facebook

Happy New Year and Welcome back!!!

Come on out the American Legion as we host a Bingo Night Every Thursday for cash prizes. Packets go on sale at about 5:30 PM with early bird games starting at 6:05 PM and regular Bingo beginning at 6:30 PM.

Packets are $30.00 or $25.00 each and Early Birds are 6 cards (2 cards for each early bird game) for $5.00.

Proceeds go to support American Legion Programs.

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