Spring isn’t exactly the longest season in the 352–the weather here tends to shoot from the last frost to summer conditions in short order–but it may be the best time to get outside and bask in all North Central Florida has to offer, from parks, springs, planting tips and walking gardens to Easter Egg hunts, concerts and all sorts of other goings-on. The 352Today Spring Guide is here to let you know what’s happening while the weather is (briefly) glorious. Check back often–we’ll be updating the Guide almost daily with new events and experiences!
The 352 is planning unique and traditional Easter egg traditions to help swing into spring.
The annual hometown fundraiser is now in its 12th year.
One of skateboarding’s biggest and most influential names (who happens to be from around the way!) is coming to Ocala for the festivities on Saturday.
Concerts in Tampa Bay, Orlando and Jacksonville grab a lot of headlines, but there are plenty of worthwhile musical acts coming to the 352 this spring.
Flavors and fellowship will be on tap in Gainesville this Saturday.
Springtime means fresh produce and flowers, and the area has a number of u-pick farms that offer a wide variety of options that will make your dining table and home far more palatable.
Spring Break is the perfect opportunity to explore natural springs, learn their history and partake in family friendly activities.
Easter is fast approaching, and it’s time to hop over to local brunches to celebrate the occasion.
The Farmland Preservation Festival, a Marion County spring staple, offers something for everyone.
Here’s a quick guide to recommended plants and gardening tips to battle the Florida heat.