The Beaches Museum & History Center will display a series of artistic representations of Florida environments from regional artists, painters and photographers. In conjunction with this showing, there is an exhibit on food preservation from the early nineteenth and into the twenty first century with commentary on the history of how natives and pioneers feed themselves.  Maintaining life in Northeast Florida requires the ability to produce sustainable food and renewable fresh water.  Continued habitation in Florida requires a better understanding of the unique ecological systems which have supported life for thousands of years and the present threats to their destruction.  Encouraging Florida’s biodiversity is critical to continued health in all Florida communities. 

Join Potterybarn for complimentary classes to learn helpful tips for decorating and entertaining. Get expert advice on choosing a palette and mixing colors with style and confidence. This class will be held on Sunday, July 17th at 10 a.m. Contact your local store to RSVP.

The City of Jacksonville Beach and PRI Productions are happy to kick off the 10th season of Moonlight MovieS. This season marks a decade of movie magic at the Sea Walk Pavilion. The 2011 series runs three consecutive Friday nights this summer: May 20, May 27, and June 3.   Mark your calendar now, and plan to spend these starlit, summer evenings at the Sea Walk Pavilion.