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The San Marco Chamber Music Society is proud to announce the upcoming tour of Jacksonville and St Augustine by the Adderbury Ensemble of Oxford, England. This tour is the first of two segments of a cultural exchange between our two cities. In June, our own San Marco Chamber Music Society will perform 4 concerts in and around Oxford, England. The Adderbury Ensemble is one of England’s premier chamber music groups and will be performing at five venues in Jacksonville and St Augustine between April 7th and April 11th, so mark your calendars and plan to attend these free concerts. The ensemble will present music of Mozart, Delius, Vaughan Williams, Mendelssohn, and Brahms.
This tour would not be possible without the generous support of the Vaughan Williams and Delius Trusts in England. For more information, please visit:
You can meet the Adderbury Ensemble on their website.
Exploration of Sivananda Style Hatha Yoga– Join Yoga Instructors Dori Thomsen & Elizabeth Henrichsen, fresh from their Advanced Yoga Teacher Training Course in India with Aarsha Yoga Vidya Peetham, for a introduction to Sivananda inspired Hatha Yoga. In this class you will be led through a practice of Yoga Poses & Yogic Breathing techniques. You will feel relaxed, rested and rejuvenated at the end of the class. This class is available to everyone. Offered at Soluna Yoga+Spa 4154 Herschel St, Jax 32210. Cost: By Donation. Time: 3-6pm. Register in advance at www.solunayogaspa.com or call 904-680-7344.
The San Marco Chamber Music Society is proud to announce the upcoming tour of Jacksonville and St Augustine by the Adderbury Ensemble of Oxford, England. This tour is the first of two segments of a cultural exchange between our two cities. In June, our own San Marco Chamber Music Society will perform 4 concerts in and around Oxford, England. The Adderbury Ensemble is one of England’s premier chamber music groups and will be performing at five venues in Jacksonville and St Augustine between April 7th and April 11th, so mark your calendars and plan to attend these free concerts. The ensemble will present music of Mozart, Delius, Vaughan Williams, Mendelssohn, and Brahms. San Marco Chamber Music Society’s own Eric Olson will collaborate with the Adderbury Ensemble on the Mozart Oboe Quartet.
This tour would not be possible without the generous support of the Vaughan Williams and Delius Trusts in England. For more information, please visit:
You can meet the Adderbury Ensemble on their website.
Jacksonville University’s 2016 Faculty & Student Symposium – Tuesday – Thursday, April 12-14, features more than 134 projects, with topics including Crew Resource Management; Feminine Modernism; The Presidential Election and Its Effect on Stock Market Behavior; Nature of Art; Exercise is Medicine; and the Effectiveness of Family Member Presence During Resuscitation.
The free symposium (@JUSymposium and #JUSymp2016), which runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day in the JU Davis College of Business Conference Rooms B and C, spotlights the excellence of JU students and faculty who engage in cutting-edge research in intriguing topics across a range of disciplines (see a .pdf of the full schedule here).
Students and the community can stop by DCOB any time during the event and learn about JU’s exciting research, teaching, service, study abroad and internships, said Dr. Brian Lane, Chair of the Symposium Committee.
JU President Tim Cost and Chief Academic Officer Dr. Wenying Xu will offer remarks Tuesday at 12 noon and the Undergraduate Research Fund awards will be announced by Dr. Lee Ann Clements, Thursday at 12:15pm.
Jacksonville University’s 2016 Faculty & Student Symposium – Tuesday – Thursday, April 12-14, features more than 134 projects, with topics including Crew Resource Management; Feminine Modernism; The Presidential Election and Its Effect on Stock Market Behavior; Nature of Art; Exercise is Medicine; and the Effectiveness of Family Member Presence During Resuscitation.
The free symposium (@JUSymposium and #JUSymp2016), which runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day in the JU Davis College of Business Conference Rooms B and C, spotlights the excellence of JU students and faculty who engage in cutting-edge research in intriguing topics across a range of disciplines (see a .pdf of the full schedule here).
Students and the community can stop by DCOB any time during the event and learn about JU’s exciting research, teaching, service, study abroad and internships, said Dr. Brian Lane, Chair of the Symposium Committee.
JU President Tim Cost and Chief Academic Officer Dr. Wenying Xu will offer remarks Tuesday at 12 noon and the Undergraduate Research Fund awards will be announced by Dr. Lee Ann Clements, Thursday at 12:15pm.
Meditation 101 with Jickie Yocum, This guided meditation is suitable for all skill levels but is aimed towards teaching people new to meditation. This group will meet to meditate on inner peace and love and converse about their experiences. Seventh Wonder Day Spa is very proud to offer this love offering style service to bring a more peace, love, and harmony to the community.
The Happy Hound Dog Resorts Social Hour — Every Wednesday, 7-9pm, no charge, only need to provide vaccination records, otherwise free to use and socialize your dog(s). 4603 Shirley Avenue, (904) 800-8800
Hashrocket software developers host Coffee and Code in Riverside at 7:30 a.m. each Thursday at Bold Bean Coffee Roasters, 869 Stockton St. Suite 1-2 in Riverside. Free to attend. For information, call Shaun Hubbard at 904-339-7047 or RSVP at http://www.meetup.com/jax-code-and-coffee/.
Jacksonville University’s 2016 Faculty & Student Symposium – Tuesday – Thursday, April 12-14, features more than 134 projects, with topics including Crew Resource Management; Feminine Modernism; The Presidential Election and Its Effect on Stock Market Behavior; Nature of Art; Exercise is Medicine; and the Effectiveness of Family Member Presence During Resuscitation.
The free symposium (@JUSymposium and #JUSymp2016), which runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day in the JU Davis College of Business Conference Rooms B and C, spotlights the excellence of JU students and faculty who engage in cutting-edge research in intriguing topics across a range of disciplines (see a .pdf of the full schedule here).
Students and the community can stop by DCOB any time during the event and learn about JU’s exciting research, teaching, service, study abroad and internships, said Dr. Brian Lane, Chair of the Symposium Committee.
JU President Tim Cost and Chief Academic Officer Dr. Wenying Xu will offer remarks Tuesday at 12 noon and the Undergraduate Research Fund awards will be announced by Dr. Lee Ann Clements, Thursday at 12:15pm.
Honorary Chairs: Linda & David Stein
Guardian of the Arts Award Recipients: Poppy & Rob Clements
Event Chair: Beth Jennison
Wine, dine and WIN at this year’s Spring for the Arts! Enjoy live music, gourmet food, live and silent auctions, craft cocktails and fine wine – all while supporting arts education! Join Jacksonville’s top business and civic leaders and philanthropists who attend this event each year. Proceeds help provide quality arts education to more than 2,000 students in Jacksonville each year. Do your part and Spring for the Arts!
Join more than 600 of Jacksonville’s finest for a not-to-be-missed evening of dining, dancing and winning – all to benefit arts education in North Florida!
General Admission
$125 per person
Young Professional (35 & under)
$75 per person
We are pleased to honor Poppy & Rob Clements as this year’s Guardians of the Arts Award recipients. Poppy is vice chair of the Jacksonville Public Education Fund and recently joined the Wolfson Children’s Hospital board. Rob is Chairman and CEO of EverBank and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Episcopal School of Jacksonville.
