There’s a lot to celebrate at the upcoming “Divergent Pulsations” concert from Alterity Chamber Orchestra. For one, it marks the fifth anniversary of the ensemble’s founding. And the Sept. 17 concert, ...
The Timucua Arts Foundation, known colloquially to local music heads as the “White House” (for it is indeed a home, Benoit Glazer and Elaine Corriveau and family live there), is celebrating a major ...
The domicile/concert hall known as the Timucua White House opens its doors and welcomes music and art lovers regularly for free shows frequently featuring international talents, iconic underground ...
A linguist and a historian have been working to bring back to life the Timucua language, which they say has likely not been spoken in more than 200 years. Unrelated to any other known language, ...
Ask anyone which “Indian” tribe settled in Florida and you will almost always hear the word Seminole. The truth is that the Seminoles are relatively recent inhabitants of the state. Large groups of ...
A Flagler College professor has discovered a rare Spanish-Timucua book that will help researchers learn more about the native people of St. Augustine. The book was written by Friar Francisco Pareja in ...
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Dance Alive National Ballet celebrates 200 years of Alachua County, from Timucua to Tom Petty
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Dance Alive’s program on October 10 is nothing less than a love letter to the county that has nurtured it for over 60 years. DANB celebrates its Diamond Anniversary with Land of La ...
Two linguists at William and Mary, Jack Martin and Ann Reed, both of whom are associate professors of English, are picking up the trail of a language that has not been spoken for centuries. Various ...
Joe Dombroski’s work on the Timucua project was not prompted by a desire to resurrect another of the world’s disappearing languages. "It is not like there is anyone who is going to use it again," he ...
A walk across Jacksonville inevitably leads to the St. Johns River. Whether you’re traveling north to south or west to east, it is impossible to cross the largest city in the Lower 48 without crossing ...
When historian Alejandra Dubcovsky was in graduate school in the early 2000s, she decided to focus her research on the Indigenous cultures of the Americas. “I asked my professors, ‘Should I learn any ...
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