Fernandina Beach Visual Arts Events

Saturday, June 2 7:00p
Hunter Gallery, Coconut Grove
Blending nature, man-made objects and fairytales, Linda Chapman brings her new exhibition “Fables” to the Jim Hunter Gallery in Coconut Grove on Saturday, June 2.

Wednesday, June 6 7:00p
AMC Regency Square JAX 24, Jacksonville
Misunderstood and treated with cruelty wherever he goes, Frankenstein's friendless creature strikes a terrifying deal with his creator.

Saturday, July 28 8:00p
MOCA Jacksonville, Jacksonville
Join us for one of the defining cultural experiences of the 1970s—a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, accompanied by an on-stage re-enactment by The 5 & Dime Players.

Saturday, June 9 1:00p
Tree Hill Nature Center, Jacksonville
Paint your very own outdoor masterpiece! Learn the basics of watercolor technique and color from local artist Shellie Thies.

Thursday, June 7 7:00p
AMC Regency Square JAX 24, Jacksonville
Misunderstood and treated with cruelty wherever he goes, Frankenstein's friendless creature strikes a terrifying deal with his creator.

Saturday, Mar 16 6:00p
The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens, Jacksonville
The Cummer Ball is one of Jacksonville’s finest events. The evening will include dinner, live music and dancing.

Thursday, May 31 10:00a
MOCA Jacksonville, Jacksonville
Art in the 1970s became defined by fragmentation of artistic groups and their audiences, the retreat from collective movements in favor of personal statements, and the desire to create new art forms by fusing a

Thursday, Aug 16 7:00p
MOCA Jacksonville, Jacksonville
Running Fence depicts the long struggle by artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude to build a 24-mile fence of white fabric over the hills of California disappearing into the Pacific.

Monday, June 4 6:00p
UNF University Center, Jacksonville
This is a "first steps" course designed to give an introduction to the fundamentals of digital photography.

Thursday, June 14 7:00p
AMC Regency Square JAX 24, Jacksonville
Presented by Canada's Stratford Shakespeare Festival. A Q&A session with Christopher Plummer and director Des McAnuff follows the play.