Preserving the Eastside community by improving access to affordable housing, social services, cultural development, wealth building, education & safety.
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ALT Come through and celebrate Jacksonville's incredible Artists of Colthis Small Business Saturday! We're transforming our cultural center into a vibrant marketplace showcasing handcrafted fine art and one-of-a-kind gifts from our community's most talented creators. This FREE event is happening right here in the heart of Jacksonville's historic Eastside - "WHERE CULTURE LIVES AND BREATHES" Every piece tells a story. Every purchase changes a life. When you buy directly from these artists, you're not just getting something beautiful - you're investing in dreams and supporting families. Let's make this Small Business Saturday count! Pull up, explore, connect, and take home something magical while fueling Jacksonville's cultural renaissance. Historic Eastside, Jacksonville FREE admission Local artists of color Unique handcrafted treasures #BlackArtsMagic #SmallBusinessSaturday #JacksonvilleArts #BuyBlack #EastsideJax #SupportLocalArtists #BlackArtists #JaxCulture #ShopLocal #Community
ALT The picture is the 1936 Residential Security Map of Jacksonville created by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). The map sought to identified neighborhoods according to what appraisers and the FHA considered the level of lending risk. This means the opportunity for wealth-building through homeownership was severely reduced in the neighborhoods labeled as Red zones. The map legend shows "Negro Concentrations" all marked Red zone. Green (A) — Newer, homogenous, in-demand; Blue (B) — Reached its peak, but stability expected for some years; Yellow (C) — In decline, racially or ethnically diverse; and Red (D) — Hazardous, decline has already occurred.
