The Larimer

06/17/2026

We appreciate the Chamber of Commerce for promoting the events at The Larimer on their eye-catching sign, it's a great encouragement for locals and visitors to enjoy The Larimer and all it has to offer!

06/17/2026

Thank you PDN for the wonderful article! The Larimer is thrilled to be the Palatka home of Truvy’s Beauty Spot.

Tiffany Flanders of East Palatka knows firsthand about the relationships formed in a beauty shop setting. As owner of The Golden Pineapple Salon in Palatka, Flanders, some would say, seems to have been perfectly cast as hairstylist and salon owner Truvy Jones in the River City Players Readers Theater’s next show, “Steel Magnolias” by Robert Harling.

Read more: https://www.palatkadailynews.com/articles/featured-stories/salon-owner-feels-at-home-in-steel-magnolias/

06/17/2026

Paper Mache' madness is coming! Let us clean up the mess!

An Adventure in Paper Mache'

For ages 7-11 yrs old.

Where: The Larimer Arts Center 216 Reid Street, Palatka

When: Monday 6/29 10am-Noon

Cost:$15

Instructor: Rhea Smith

Sign up by emailing [email protected]
Subject Line - Paper Mache’

06/16/2026

Yoga tonight at 6pm!

06/14/2026

Join our Summer Art Program as an art, theater, music, dance, voice or crafts instructor and ignite a passion for creativity in others. Pick your date, time, age group, class size and activity. Email [email protected], Subject Line: Summer … for more information.

06/14/2026

Today at The Larimer, elevate your day with a concert only or a concert paired with a tasty brunch. Help us make jazz a regular part of Palatka's cultural scene by showing your support and buying tickets at: artsallianceofputnam.org

Bill Prince on keys, Paula Prince on saxes & flute, Bill Cain on vibraphone, Danny Flanagan powers the pulse, and Ric Mosley locks it all in on bass. They keep the groove fresh and unpredictable. 🎶✨ Choose to tap your toes in your seat or move to the beat - VIP tickets include Brunch Buffet

06/14/2026

Empower your soul with FREE Yoga today at 11am, donations welcome!

06/14/2026

Good news for arts lovers: your hobby might be helping your health! According to NPR’s report, researchers at the University College of London found that engaging with the arts was linked to about a 4% slower rate of biological aging.

Interestingly, both “doers” and “viewers” benefit: actively singing or painting counts, but so does attending a concert or play. These findings are a great reminder that joy, curiosity, and culture can be part of a healthy routine.

Read the full article: bit.ly/3PWOto3