Photo Gallery

Mayor Lenny Curry and Operation Save Our Sons participants Mayor Lenny Curry and a citizen attend the grand opening of the Urban Rest Stop The most historic entertainment buildings in Jacksonville: the Florida Theatre (left) and the Ritz Theatre & Museum (right) Basketball court mural in Riverside Park painted by Nicole “Nico” Holderbaum The Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center in LaVilla at dusk JSO officer at the Annual Police Memorial Day Service Students enjoy the Friends of the Brentwood Library Back-to-School Bash Mayor Lenny Curry and local teens at the Operation Save Our Sons launch, hosted by Edwards Waters College Members of the community help with drive-through food distribution sponsored by the Jacksonville Police Athletic League and Feeding Northeast Florida A quick selfie with MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation participants Mayor Lenny Curry and COJ Public Works crew fixing sidewalks in Northwest Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry at the Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade Shasti O’leary Soundant's Jaxoscope sculpture located in the Jessie B. Smith Park The Buck O’Neil statue located at J.P. Small Memorial Stadium The Florida Theatre was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on November 4, 1982 Jacksonville Sheriff's officers maintaining safety at Black Lives Matter rally Mural in Hyde Park area designed to promote social justice in the community Historic Bethel Baptist Institutional Church located in Downtown Jacksonville The Local and Legends mural on Jacksonville's Eastside depicts local icons, such as A.L. Lewis, James Weldon Johnson and Zora Neale Hurston