Jacksonville Culture Florida - During the Autumn season in Jacksonville you will just love the Springfield Jazz and Heritage Festival with live music, art and food or the Caribbean Carnival complete with a parade of masquerade, Caribbean cuisine. This is a cultural feast for tourists. In the winter season there is the Kwanzaa for African-American heritage and features great food and speakers. The Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast & Celebration is an annual breakfast event. During this time there is also the Battle Of Olustee Festival, which is The 1864 Battle of Ocean Pond.

During the Spring there is the World of Nations Celebration with food, culture and traditions of the different nationalities of the world. The Bahamas, Barbados, France, Italy, Ivory Coast, and many others are among the nationalities. You can also take in the Augusta Savage Festival - Green Cove Springs is a cultural celebration of Augusta Savage's sculptures and it features arts, music, food and theatre. For even more culture there is the World Beat Music Fest and the Jacksonville Jazz Festival.

Summer in Jacksonville has the Fiesta Playera dia de San Juan Bautista, which celebrates the culture of Puerto Rico. The James Weldon Johnson Festival and the Juneteenth Celebration are times for food, music and dancing.

All during the year there are so many Cultural Exhibits for you to enjoy in Jacksonville. There are theatres, museums, art galleries, wonderful shopping, fantastic nightlife and whatever it is you like to do there is a place in Jacksonville for you. There are fabulous restaurants and eateries also. Whenever you are planning your visit the area you can be assured that you will be pleased with all there is to see and do. You will see why Jacksonville is a place that many live in and many more come to visit.