Featuring local artists who will be displaying works as varied as painting, jewelry, photography, pottery, glass and mixed media, festival goers will be able to find original work to buy as well as plenty of scintillation for the mind. That’s the same age as Mark Zuckerberg, or an impressive bottle of wine stashed in the vaults of an Italian cellar. When: October 21–22, 2017 Details: The Art Festival at Thornebrook turns 33 this year. Get over to the Barn at Rembert Farms for live music, plenty of food and drink to be merry and, of course, the knowledge your good times are going to a good cause. The Alachua County Humane Society, which has been taking care of pet-owners and their whiskered loved ones for decades, brings the second instalment of Woofstock to the people of the greater Gainesville area. When: OctoDetails: It’s time to get groovy for the pooches and other furry critters. Or you could just stop by Amandala’s for a chair massage from Amanda or Ellen, graduates from Florida School of Massage. Check out Jersey’s Creamery, Mosswood Farm Store and Bakehouse, Southeast Mushrooms, SARAS, Firefly Farm and Humble Pie Pizza, to name just a few. And there are plenty of healthy and tasty treats to buy to show your support. With more than 60 vendors, this is a great space to support local entrepreneurs and small business owners. Hosted in downtown’s Bo Diddley Community Plaza, this weekly event is always on, regardless of the weather. It also lets residents enjoy a safe, friendly and family-oriented space to celebrate healthy food and live music, with new musicians each week. Focused on healthy, locally grown fruit and vegetables, as well as various products from city vendors, the market gives farmers a place to sell their bounty at retail prices. When: Every Wednesday throughout the year Details: In its 21st year, the Union Street Farmers Market is a part of Gainesville’s heritage. Strong teeth and healthy gums are a big deal for us, and so we’ve tried to point you in the direction of healthy options at each event.
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Here are nine of the best picks for the second half of the year, plus an honorable mention for a festival in January that pays tribute to the Middle Ages. With live music, craft markets and art festivals, there really is a little something for everyone - especially during 2017’s home stretch. There’s plenty of cultural action in Gainesville throughout the year. Posted on: AugA Guide to Upcoming Gainesville Festivals, Concerts and Events
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