For hundreds of years, pirates have been the focus of many works of fiction. But, did you know these dramatizations are often based on real pirates?
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Looking to add some spice to your life? Look no further! Timoti’s Cajun Blackening Blend is a fan favorite, and it’s one you can use when cooking at home, too.
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Amelia Island is full of fun places to visit for family members of all ages. Spend time outdoors, plan a beach day, or take a tour around Amelia Island visiting some favorite historic spots.
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The Players Championship was first played in 1974, and since has become one of the PGA Tour’s most sought after titles. The tournament is played at the TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, however, Florida’s unpredictable weather has caused some issues for this year’s Players Championship.
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The Garden Club of Jacksonville, strives to help members of the Jacksonville community connect to preserve green spaces throughout the city. The Garden Club dates back to the spring of 1922, when Ninah May Holden Cummer gathered a group of friends to start an organization that would celebrate the creation of a more beautiful Jacksonville.
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Since the 10th century, St. Patrick’s Day has been celebrated on March 17th, honoring the death of St. Patrick. The Irish have celebrated this holiday for over 1,000 years, spending the day attending church and hosting celebrations to eat, drink, and dance.
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Duckpin bowling is a variation of ten-pin bowling, with the biggest difference between the two games being the size of the ball and pins used to play.
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Going on a date with your significant other is the most popular way to celebrate Valentine’s Day. What most people don’t realize, though, is that the dates and gift-giving that come along with this holiday contribute to a lot of environmental waste.
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Are you looking for a fun way to celebrate Valentine’s Day? There are plenty of places to go in Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach!
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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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Celebrating a fresh start with a new year is always exciting, and what better way to do it than with friends and family at home? An at-home gathering doesn’t need to be expensive or extravagant, but a few small touches can help make your celebration feel special.
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Taking down your Christmas tree doesn’t have to be a chore. In fact, there are many fun ways to repurpose a Christmas tree after the holiday season has ended!
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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When planning for the holidays, most people think of traditional holiday dishes to serve to family and friends. Cooking with seafood might seem unconventional, but there are many delicious holiday-inspired dishes that are easy to make and will stand out to guests at your next holiday party.
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Get ready for Christmas at Downtown Fernandina Beach’s Annual Black Friday Pajama Party! The pajama party takes place on November 26th at multiple downtown stores and is open to all ages.
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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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November is the start of an exciting holiday season for many families, but for others, November carries even greater significance as it is National Veteran and Military Families Month.
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North Atlantic right whales are baleen whales, meaning they have bristly baleen teeth used to collect small crustaceans. Right whales can weigh up to 140,000 pounds and grow to 52 feet in length, with a lifespan of up to 70 years. They are easily identifiable by the white calluses on their heads and a lack of a dorsal fin on their backs. These whales are one of the world’s most endangered whale species with only about 400 individuals remaining, which can partially be credited to whale hunting that dates back to the 1890s.
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Jellyfish are found in all marine environments, no matter the depth of the water or the climate. Because of this, it's important to understand a little bit about these animals to avoid getting stung.
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It is the perfect season to gather family together to enjoy cooler weather, quality time and play some classic backyard games—with an autumnal twist…
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