We didn't really have any plans for what to do before returning home from Jacksonville, except that I wanted to do something outside because the weather was going to be so beautiful (76 degrees and sunny). Then DH found an article in a news paper he was reading at breakfast, that told about the Riverside Arts Market that is held every Saturday from March until December, so that's where we went.
The Riverside Arts Market is part arts and craft fair, part farmers market, and part venue for live entertainment. It's held directly under the Fuller Warren Bridge, which I think is a wonderful use of urban space. It is also on the banks of the St. Johns River, so after you've tried all the wonderful foods offered at the market, you can take a lovely riverside walk to burn off the calories.
An escape artist, Michael Patrick, getting help from an audience member.
He was wrapped in two straightjackets and chains,
then suspended upside down.
A little lunch from one of the many food venders
and then a riverside walk.
baby alligator
1 comment:
I'm so glad you got to spend time with Ula and her boyfriend.
This market looks just fabulous...and I love the location!
Kayla and I enjoyed watching the escape artist, thanks so much for sharing videos with us!
And of course there's a baby alligator on your post. LOL ;)
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