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!
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.
The Marion County Fair is back with shows, games, rides and a petting zoo for family entertainment and fun.
From a former limestone quarry filled with waterfalls to peaceful university gardens, these botanical destinations offer scenic places to explore flowers, native plants and quiet walking paths.
From lakeside strolls to shaded city parks, these destinations across North Central Florida offer great places to walk, relax and spend time outdoors.
Ocala’s new Sun & Sand Festival will take place May 16 and feature a competition between six professional sand sculptors.