The Sunshine State has been home to numerous acclaimed authors who have drawn inspiration from its unique environment, culture, and history.
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Football season has officially kicked-off, and the Jacksonville Jaguars are on the move. Timoti’s is in full prep, with Jags gear ready to “Hut Hut Hike!” at all 3 locations to help show North Florida pride at your next gathering.
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Different varieties of shrimp from around the world bring a different taste and presentation to the table.
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A brief history of the shrimping industry in Northeast Florida and Fernandina.
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Fort Clinch on Amelia Island is one of the best-preserved Civil War-era forts in the country.
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If you live in Florida, or if you have ever considered relocating to the Sunshine State, you know it is a special place to live. Not only can you “live where others vacation” and enjoy a year-round summer, but you also have access to Florida’s beautiful beaches and get to cheer for some of the most popular sports teams.
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Did you know that some of the most well-known American authors are from Florida? Writers like Zora Neale Hurston, Ernest Hemingway, Karen Russel, Carl Hiaasen, and Dawn Lee McKenna were born in Florida and wrote some of their famous works with Florida as their inspiration.
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Jacksonville is one of Florida’s oldest towns, founded on June 15th, 1822. When the town was first founded, there were only 15 people living within Jacksonville’s city limits.
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Just like the seasons change on land, the ocean undergoes seasonal changes. Specifically in Florida’s Atlantic Ocean, spring is a time of great changes.
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Most animals don’t remain in the same place all year. The reason for their seasonal migration is often to find food, and in the winter many animals migrate to avoid cold weather.
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Head into the back of your closet and pull out your favorite ugly sweater—the holiday season is finally here! We don’t know about you, but we love to mix in festive classics with new traditions every year: here are a few ways to celebrate the holidays in Fernandina Beach.
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Five Points wouldn’t be the hip neighborhood it is without its 1920’s architecture and diverse eateries, including Karibo 5 Points (if we may say so ourselves!) And Karibo 5 Points wouldn’t fully embody its eclectic and creative feel without its new mural and mosaic art created by David Nackashi, a local Jacksonville artist.
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Did you know that key lime pie is the official state pie of Florida? And for good reason! This delicious tropical treat is made with a graham cracker or pastry crust, a whipped topping, and of course, the classic key lime custard. You can find this quintessential Florida dessert in just one light, refreshing bite of Timoti’s Key Lime Kups!
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