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Since 2022, The Waterworks has served as a gathering place for the community. Built in 1898, the historic venue is home to music, theatre, poetry, and a variety of other artistic endeavors. Please join us for any of the following events:
Free concert showcasing local Folk & Americana talent. Performances by Riggy, John Dickie IV with Collapsible B, Don Cooper, Skin N Boz, Sam Pacetti, and The Driftwoods. Free. Learn more at SingOutLoudFestival.com.
Jarrod Walker is a Nashville-based mandolin player, multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter, best known for his longtime contribution as mandolin player with Grammy-winner Billy Strings, and as a co-writer of some of Strings’ album tracks, including "Red Daisy, which won the IBMA 2022 Song of the Year. This event is SOLD OUT. Learn more at SingOutLoudFestival.com
See who’s carrying the torch for the next generation of Northeast Florida’s music scene. Free performances by Eowyn Sage, Nora Bear, Liam Jones, Lane Drix, Pocket Thief, and Olivia Hunter. Learn more at SingOutLoudFestival.com.
Grand Horizons presented by A Classic Theatre
Fridays, September 11th & 18th 7:30 PM
Saturdays, September 12th & 19th 4 PM
Sundays, September 13th & 20th 2 PMAfter fifty years of marriage, Bill and Nancy calmly announce their divorce at the Grand Horizons retirement community—descending the family into chaos. With secrets unearthed and emotions unleashed, this sharp comedy turns a quiet retirement into a full-blown family reckoning. Tickets are $15-$25 at AClassicTheatre.org.
A hands-on rhythm workshop series designed to strengthen and uplift the community through rhythmic connection. This is a fully facilitated session open to all ages and abilities with instruments provided. Free and open to the public.
A day of personal growth and fun to help middle school girls learn leadership skills, develop strategies for everyday confidence, and make new friends! Conference passes are available at SheIsFierceHQ.com.
Life Drawing
Sunday, September 27th 10 AMArtists Gail Beveridge and Mary Ann Rosenthal facilitate live drawing sessions with a clothed model on the last Sunday of each month. Tickets are $10 on Eventbrite.com.
Poets and poetry lovers are invited to celebrate creative writing and reciting at The Waterworks with the local poetry community. Free and open to the public.
Set in 1972 New York, this documentary explores John and Yoko's world amid a turbulent era. Centered on the One to One charity concert for children with special needs, it features unseen archives, home movies, and restored footage. Free for Film Society Members; $10 for guests.
This arts and culture newsletter is funded in part by the organizations listed below and through the generous support of our stakeholders.
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