Void Magazine

4 reviews

+1 (904) 395-5628

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102 6th Ave N

Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250

+1 (904) 395-5628

http://www.voidlive.com

Void Magazine is a publication based in Jacksonville Beach, FL that focuses on local arts, culture, and lifestyle. Through its print and online platforms, Void Magazine provides a platform for creatives and community members to share their stories and experiences.

With a commitment to showcasing the diverse and vibrant aspects of the Jacksonville Beach area, Void Magazine offers a unique perspective on the region's art scene, events, and people. Readers can expect engaging content that captures the essence of the community and highlights its dynamic cultural landscape.

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4.04 reviews

John R.

2/11/2017

God - I love this magazine. I know that I am not in their target demographic, but I don't care. I read their online edition weekly & I pick-up the freebie magazine every month - both are read...

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Mark B.

10/9/2014

I guess money can buy you anything. I was looking at the results from the 2014 Best of in 904 and it is a bunch of hogwash. I would say it's pure bologna but I like bologna more then this rag. I...

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Michele P.

1/20/2013

Just picked up latest fitness issue. Loved it! Appreciate that there was something for all age and fitness levels. I like that it wasn't all ads. The page about Connor Lerian was inspiring....

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Kristina K.

4/4/2014

Void is a fun local publication that I always try to grab when I see it out. I'm not so into surfing or girls in bikinis so there is a lot I could do without but they do have good articles on...

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