Emilee Perdue

Jacksonville

Assistant Editor at Flamingo Magazine

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18 Places to Eat, Stay and Play in Fort Lauderdale

1 month ago | flamingomag.com | Emilee Perdue

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How Olive My Pickle Harnesses the Power of Fermentation for Good

2 months ago | flamingomag.com | Emilee Perdue

by Emilee Perdue | March 19, 2025 How Olive My Pickle Harnesses the Power of Fermentation for Good On a recent winter day in Jacksonville, a glowing neon pickle casts its light over barrels of fermented foods, artisanal cheeses and racks of T-shirts with sayings like “Make Pickles Not War.” Giddy shoppers browse blue and pink bags of pickle juice standing proudly on refrigerated shelves alongside a rainbow of pickles, olives, sauerkraut, kimchi and more.
The Rollins Museum of Art's New Curators See Things From a Different Perspective

Feb 27, 2025 | flamingomag.com | Emilee Perdue

by Emilee Perdue | February 27, 2025 The Rollins Museum of Art’s New Curators See Things From a Different Perspective Paintings loom high above small heads. Signs bark, “Do Not Touch!” Narrow gallery corridors leave little room to roam. Despite the vivid colors and boundless creativity on display, museums can often feel off-limits to children—quiet, restrictive and at odds with the spirited energy kids bring.
Every Day Is a Party With Seri Kertzner - Flamingo Magazine

Nov 20, 2024 | flamingomag.com | Emilee Perdue

Every Day Is a Party With Seri Kertzner For Seri Kertzner, event stylist, business owner and professional partier, every day is a celebration. From throwing extravagant soirees in New York for brands such as L’Oréal Paris and Maybelline New York—not to mention the wrap party for Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story”—to opening her first brick-and-mortar storefront in Ponte Vedra Beach, where she and her family have lived since 2020, Kertzner’s life is raining confetti.
Must-Stop Shops and Local Favorites in Apalachicola - Flamingo Magazine

Aug 15, 2024 | flamingomag.com | Emilee Perdue

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Eighteen Must-Stop Spots in the Darling Town of Dunedin - Flamingo Magazine

Apr 18, 2024 | flamingomag.com | Emilee Perdue
The Science of Sipping: Ology Brewing Co.'s Blend of Brews and Ex-spirit-ments - Flamingo Magazine

Apr 15, 2024 | flamingomag.com | Emilee Perdue

by Emilee Perdue | April 15, 2024 The Science of Sipping: Ology Brewing Co.’s Blend of Brews and Ex-spirit-ments Nick Walker was raised in a laboratory. His father was a psychobiologist who studied the sense of smell, and his grandfather was a physiologist who studied the sense of taste (and was appointed as the Science Coordinator at the Seattle World’s Fair in 1961). Both left Walker a big white coat to fill and a scientific legacy to uphold.
Spiritual Joust: Exploring Modern Art's Divine Satire at the Rollins Museum of Art - Flamingo Magazine

Mar 7, 2024 | flamingomag.com | Emilee Perdue

by Emilee Perdue | March 7, 2024 Spiritual Joust: Exploring Modern Art’s Divine Satire at the Rollins Museum of Art A decorated knight raises his lance, wearing a menacing look under his panache and iron helmet. Across from him, a gallant musketeer tilts back his plumed cavalier hat and brandishes his weapon.
Southern Charm and Sausages: Bradley's Country Store Legacy - Flamingo Magazine

Dec 4, 2023 | flamingomag.com | Emilee Perdue

by Emilee Perdue | December 4, 2023 Southern Charm and Sausages: Bradley’s Country Store Legacy It began in Grandma’s kitchen, as most Southern things do. It was 1910, and Grandma Mary Bradley started selling homemade smoked sausage from her Tallahassee kitchen counter. A decade later, the family added country milled corn to make grits and cornmeal for their customers.
Deck the Halls With Dickens On Centre - Flamingo Magazine

Nov 1, 2023 | flamingomag.com | Emilee Perdue

by Emilee Perdue | November 1, 2023 Deck the Halls With Dickens On Centre Don your top hats, bonnets and petticoats and stroll the streets of downtown Fernandina Beach, where Charles Dickens’s classic novel A Christmas Carol comes to life. Living in a state of perpetual sunshine and warm temperatures can sometimes make it difficult to get into the traditional merry-making mood.