Jacksonville’s first-ever outdoor ice skating rink opened Friday morning in downtown Jacksonville, near the Riverside Arts Market.
Florida is holding onto more than $2 billion in unclaimed property and some of that money might have your name on it. To show just how easy it is to check, we took our Holiday Money Hunt to the Riverside Arts Market, where shoppers walked away not with gift but with their own forgotten dollars.
The Law Firm of Pajcic & Pajcic pledges a major gift to Riverside Arts Market to support SNAP recipients and combat food insecurity during the federal shutdown, with details announced Thursday.
Featuring a variety of local small businesses — farmers, artists, bakers and food trucks — RAM has proven to be the best farmers market in the 904, and the community agrees.
On Saturday, the Big Gay Picnic in Willowbranch Park and the Pride Celebration at Riverside Arts Market brought together members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies to celebrate as Pride Month came to a close.
Sweeten your day with Apple Diva Gourmet Candy Apples! Since 2021, Shervonne Cross has been serving Jacksonville and surrounding cities with homemade, unique flavors of candy apples and gourmet caramel apples.
The 16th annual March to Get Screened 5K was held in St. Johns County to spread the message of getting checked for colon cancer on Sunday.
The Riverside Arts Market (RAM) is a distinctive arts and entertainment destination located beneath the Fuller Warren Bridge. RAM showcases a diverse array of artists, food artisans, farmers, and food vendors, alongside a wide range of live entertainment options.
Local businesses are asking the community for their support during this Small Business Saturday — a day meant to encourage consumers to shop locally.
The City of Jacksonville is ready to celebrate the nation's independence with the annual Forth of July Fireworks Celebration. But before the big show, local vendors are spending their July 4th setting up at the Riverside Arts Market.
Small Business Saturday is a chance to spotlight mom-and-pop restaurants and shops around the area who are hoping to see a spike in sales for the holiday season.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – For the first time in months, the Riverside Arts Market returned on Saturday, but with essential items only. He said he’s happy the market is back. “To allow us to sell food like any other place, like stores selling food,” he said. “I think it is really good for the local vendors,” said customer Selena Alvarado. “I think a lot of the stuff they sell is essential, and dog treats and produce, I am really happy to be out here.
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