By Kevin Carter
Skip the sounds of the supermarket because the unprocessed hum of Lettuce Olive will be on display at Cafe Eleven on Nov. 14 for the Invisible Music show. We caught up with lead singer and guitar player Travis Tooke at a bar in Gainesville to find out what makes him the common […]

By Nick McGregor
Photos by Rachel Bardin
Plenty of surfers have moved to St. Augustine, attended Flagler College, and left with big dreams of making it in the cutthroat film and video world. Only a handful actually succeed on the international stage, while even fewer manage to transcend the narrow action sports field. Yet Dustin Miller […]

By Lauren Hill
Potential dangers at the beach: sunburns, sharks, socks with sandals. Now it’s time to add one more: sand. Yes, sand.
Prolonged playing in the gritty substance has been linked to a variety of minor illnesses, according to a study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology. As if we needed greater testament to […]

By Ant Perrucci
Heather Aguilera paints humans. Paints on humans, that is.
She paints faces, backs, children and pregnant women.
“I’ve been drawing and painting my whole life,” Aguilera said. “It’s just been a passion for me.”
Aguilera, a native of Laguna Beach, Calif., came to St. Augustine by way of Miami. She began painting faces last November […]

SALTWATER GRASS
SALTWATER GRASS
Self-released, 2009
By Nick McGregor
Reggae rock is a genre that boasts its share of easily recognizable clichés: fast-strummed guitar chords, formulaic lyrics concerning the sun, the surf, and smoking pot, and a solid rhythm section featuring bass and drums passable enough to make the whole shebang sound great after a few Sunday afternoon […]

Sometimes, Halloween just isn’t enough. We need MORE. So, this year we added the Dia De Los Muertos celebration to our usual collection of what costumes not to wear and advice on how to make sure your house doesn’t get egged.
Oh, and zombies! We have zombies. Pick up Drift at these locations across St. Augustine […]