Jax Cooking Studio in Jacksonville, Florida, offers engaging cooking classes for families. Our experience included preparing Ariel's Underwater Feast, featuring mermaid cupcakes, fish tacos, and pasta salad. The setup is excellent, providing individual cooking stations and fun elements like gummy fish in kids' drinks. We left with plenty of delicious leftovers.
The US Ghost Adventures tour in Jacksonville Beach, FL, offers a unique blend of local history and spooky tales. The guided walk, led by a pirate-costumed guide, explores haunted locations like the Casa Marina Hotel. With optional EMF detectors, participants can sense paranormal activity while enjoying engaging storytelling and scenic views.
FUNBOX is known as “The World’s Biggest Bounce Park,” and it’s in Jacksonville for a limited time. With 25,000 sq. ft. of continuous jumping zones connecting 10 different play areas, there’s plenty of space for the kids to go crazy. And go crazy, they did. If you’ve found this post after FUNBOX has already left town, check out their website for their next location: FUNBOX.com The World’s Biggest Bounce Park FUNBOX will be in Jacksonville until March 3rd, and they plan to return again next October through January. It’s located at 10300 Southside Blvd, and you can’t miss the big…
After unknowingly wandering into a Silent Disco on Halloween and having a great time, I couldn’t wait to do another one. So, when the same bar announced they were doing their annual neon Silent Disco party last weekend, my friend Lori and I decided to go check it out. What is a Silent Disco? A silent disco is an event where people dance to music listened to on wireless headphones rather than through a speaker system. This allows multiple DJs to play different music at the same time, and participants can switch between channels to choose the music they want…
The big celestial event in the news is the total solar eclipse coming April 8, 2024, but we won’t get the full effect here in Florida. It’s still worth checking out though! We will get at least a partial eclipse view. Not-So-Total Eclipse of the Florida Sun On Monday, April 8, North America will witness a total solar eclipse, with different degrees of eclipsing depending on your location. This will be the first total eclipse since 2017. I remember seeing that one. I almost missed it, because I was looking in the wrong direction. So, make sure you know where…