Jacksonville Hookups: Your App Only Sees A Quarter Of Jax
Updated August 2026Every figure sourced
- Four apps register in Jacksonville, and Tinder leads at 36. Hinge 27, Plenty of Fish 20, Bumble 17. This is the one place on the chart carrying all four names at once. Everywhere else in the market manages three or fewer, and six places manage exactly one.
- If you would rather people said what they wanted instead of hinting at it, that is Fling. You pay, the photos are explicit and sit on the profile from the start, and it is one pool over the whole market instead of the four quarters Jacksonville splits into. The married and discreet lane is not the story here: 36.51% of adults in the city have never married, against 31.70% across the metro.
- Riverside is the gayborhood, Downtown has one bar, and Grindr is the app men here name. InCahoots on Edison Avenue and Park Place Lounge on King Street are the Riverside rooms. Hardwicks on East Adams is the Downtown one. Sniffies is the second name, and it earns that on how it works, because it has no reputation in this city either way.
- There is no lesbian bar in Jacksonville. What women here name is a night, not a room, and HER is the app under it. MixHer runs at The Greenhouse Bar, 200 Riverside Avenue, with a happy hour confirmed for Friday 12 September 2026, 7pm to 10pm. Park Place Lounge is the bar they name.
- Riverside and Five Points carry an ordinary week. San Marco Square is dinner and one drink. Jacksonville Beach is the loud young strip and it is a separate city, about 23 road miles east. Downtown got an extra drinking hour in March 2026 and is still the emptiest district in the county.
All four dating apps register in Jacksonville, and almost nowhere else around here does
Over the twelve months to 29 August 2026, Jacksonville’s searching splits Tinder 36, Hinge 27, Plenty of Fish 20, Bumble 17.5 That is what people type into a phone. It is not who is on what, and it is not who is meeting anybody. It is the measurement you can get at city level and it is worth what it is worth.
The interesting part is not the nine-point lead. It is that there is a four-way split here at all. Google published a figure for eleven places in this market and Jacksonville is the only one carrying all four names, and the only one carrying a Bumble figure of any size. Two places carry three names, two carry two, and six carry one name and nothing else.
So you have a real choice inside the city line and almost none outside it. Worth planning around, because Jacksonville is not a small core with suburbs wrapped round it. The city limits hold 1,009,831 people across 747.27 square miles of land, which is 57.36% of the whole metro.124 Most of the metro is already inside the city, and a four-way split is what a pool that big looks like when nobody has been herded onto one app.
Then there is what people here actually say, and there is not much of it on the record, so take this as a handful of voices rather than a verdict. Tinder is the name residents bring up, and every time they do it is somebody describing a marriage that started on it. Hinge gets named once, in a complaint about a date that ran like a job interview. Plenty of Fish never comes up inside the city at all, which is worth holding against its 20 on the chart.
One thing points the other way and we are leaving it there. The app comment with the most agreement behind it in this city is a man in his late forties saying he and his partner met on Bumble, and that the apps take work but are not hopeless. Bumble is last on the chart at 17. Both of those are true. If the four-way split means anything, it means the chart leader is not the only live answer here.
Open this one first, and the reason is the shape of the market, not the size of the lead. Tinder is the name that registers everywhere in it. It leads the city at 36, it is the only reading in Lakeside, Fernandina Beach and Yulee, it takes Saint Augustine South 64 to 36, and it still leads across the Georgia line at Saint Simons Island. This is a 747 square mile jurisdiction with separate cities sitting inside it and a state border 30-odd miles north, so people here cross a line every day. Tinder is the one of the four that does not go quiet when you do.5
That is not the same as Jacksonville loving it. Search interest is not an opinion, and the opinion here is thin in both directions. What people in this city do say about Tinder is that it produced marriages. Not what you expect to hear about Tinder, and more honest than pretending everyone here is chasing a Tuesday night.
Dating in Jacksonville FL changes app at the county line: eleven places charted
The rest of the chart tells you when to change your expectations. Jacksonville Beach runs the two close and Hinge is narrowly ahead, 52 to Tinder’s 48. Four points on a two-app row, so call it close rather than settled, and remember Jacksonville Beach is its own city, not a Jacksonville neighbourhood. Saint Augustine South runs Tinder 64 to Hinge 36, a 28-point spread on a two-name row. Fruit Cove is a dead heat at 46 apiece with Plenty of Fish on 8. Nobody wins that one.
Cross into Georgia and the app changes outright. Kingsland and Waycross read Plenty of Fish and nothing else, and Saint Simons Island runs Tinder 36, Plenty of Fish 34, Hinge 30, near enough a three-way tie. So Plenty of Fish is a Camden and Ware county answer at the northern edge, not a Jacksonville one. Inside the city it sits on 20 and nobody mentions it.
Jacksonville hookup sites: one pool for a market that otherwise comes in quarters
Count the pools on that chart again. Inside Jacksonville there are four and the biggest is 36. Drive an hour in any direction and there is one, and it is not reliably the same one.
These are the biggest casual sex sites there are. They are also the one answer around here that does not notice a county line. Duval, Nassau, St Johns, the Georgia border 30-odd miles north, none of it registers on a national membership, and none of it carves the pool into quarters the way Jacksonville’s own searching does.
The rest of the difference is that nothing here is implied. Members type out what they are after in plain sentences, including the arrangements a mainstream app leaves you no box for, a couple looking together, a group, one named interest, so there is no bio to decode and no working out whether the two of you mean the same thing by the same word. Dating is not what any of it is for, and the sites have never claimed otherwise. Explicit photos are simply how the profiles are built rather than something people work up to, and cams and live video sit alongside them for the evenings when nobody is driving half an hour across this city to meet anyone. It costs money, and that cost is the first filter you get, because everybody else in there handed over a card as well.
Here is the Jacksonville number that matters for this lane. 289,021 residents aged 15 and over in the city have never married, 36.51% of adults against 31.70% across the metro.13 The unattached end of this region is sitting inside one 747 square mile jurisdiction. That is a lot of people who owe nobody an explanation, in a place laid out so they will never bump into each other by accident.
One thing to know before you write a profile, because it changes how much work the first message is worth. The never-married group here is more male than female, 150,468 men against 138,553 women, and the rate runs higher among men too, 39.72% against 33.57%.3 That is about who is unmarried, not about who lives here. Jacksonville has 31,449 fewer men than women overall. So among the never married, a man in this city is not the scarce side of the room and should not write like one.
Gay bars in Jacksonville FL: Riverside holds the scene, and one app is all anybody here names
The map is simpler than most lists make it look. Riverside is the gayborhood. Visit Jacksonville’s own guide names Riverside Avondale, Five Points, Springfield, San Marco and Murray Hill as the LGBTQ-friendly neighbourhoods, and the city runs Pride twice, in June and again in October.7
Gay clubs in Jacksonville FL: three rooms, and two of them are in Riverside
Three rooms are trading and each was checked against its own website in August 2026. InCahoots, 711 Edison Avenue in Riverside, is the club: four bars, a dance floor, drag, go-go dancers and a game room, refitted in 2024.12 Park Place Lounge, 931 King Street, has been going since 1992 and is the neighbourhood one, noon to 2am, big outdoor patio, live music Thursday to Saturday.12 Hardwicks, 100 East Adams Street, is the Downtown room, inside The Elbow cluster, closed Mondays and open to 2am at the end of the week.12 Murray Hill next door has The Walrus, which is not a gay bar and gets named constantly by men who go to one.
River City Pride is the October one, and it is a Riverside event rather than a Downtown one. The parade runs a mile and a half through Historic Avondale, Riverside and Five Points, starting at Willow Branch Park at Park and Cherry, where the city held its first Pride picnic in 1978, and the festival pulls over 10,000 people.7 River City Pride has not published a 2026 date, so check with the organiser before you book anything around it.
On apps, this city gives one answer. Grindr is the gay app men here name and it is the only one they name. Nobody in Jacksonville has gone on record about Scruff, Adam4Adam, Jack’d or Sniffies in either direction. Worth noticing what the same conversations look like, though. One man’s summary of Grindr here is nothing but flakes, and he is on his own with that. Name Riverside, Park Place, The Walrus, Hardwicks or InCahoots and everybody agrees. Men in this city are far surer about the rooms than they are about the app, and the card below explains why that gap is mostly a map problem.
Gay Jacksonville is two clusters with a long drive between them. Riverside and Murray Hill sit about two miles west of Downtown and hold the bars. Downtown holds exactly one. Then the Beaches strip, a separate set of cities roughly 23 road miles east and a different night out entirely. Nothing but a distance sort joins those two ends up, which is why this is the app here rather than just an app.
The flip side is the thing men here complain about. Across 747.27 square miles4 plus a beach cluster half an hour east, a grid sorted by distance keeps putting men in front of you who are a 30 to 40 minute drive away. Flakes are what a thin grid over a wide area produces. Suggest somewhere in Riverside that both of you can actually get to and half of that goes away.
Take this one for what it is worth, which is that no man in Jacksonville has ever mentioned it, good or bad. It is here on what it does. There is no iOS version at all, so it opens in a browser tab. Nothing installs, nothing lands on a home screen and nothing needs deleting before somebody borrows your phone.
One dated local reason a man here might care about that. In December 2023, Clay County deputies arrested an 18 year old accused of running several Grindr profiles under one alias to lure gay men to secluded spots in three armed robberies. Clay County is inside this metro.16 That is nearly three years old and nothing like it has surfaced since, so treat it as context, not a warning. It does explain why some men here think about what shows on a screen, and this is the option that shows nothing.
Lesbian bars in Jacksonville FL: there are none, and what women name instead has a date on it
Search for a lesbian bar in Jacksonville and mostly you find other people searching for the same thing. There is not one. No women’s room in this city, and the three LGBTQ rooms that do exist, InCahoots, Park Place and Hardwicks, are mixed.
What there is instead is better than any listicle will tell you, because it has a name and a date on it. MixHer is a queer women’s social group here and it runs at The Greenhouse Bar, 200 Riverside Avenue Unit 2, in Riverside. The venue’s own calendar has a MixHer happy hour on Friday 12 September 2026, 7pm to 10pm.13 The group calls itself a queer professional female social group and posts its events on Instagram at @mixherjax.14 Past nights at the same venue include a Sunday Funday and a Halloween one, so it does come round again, but that 12 September date is the only one confirmed and there is no point building a schedule out of guesses. Check the Instagram before you drive over.
Ask women here where the queer scene is and you get neighbourhoods, not a room: Riverside, Five Points and Murray Hill, the same map the men draw. Park Place Lounge on King Street is the bar they name most. Stonewall Sports Jacksonville, the queer rec league, is the other thing people point to, though a current 2026 season is not confirmed, so ask before you turn up. Sapphic is the word younger women in Jax use for all of this, if you are wondering what to type.
One more, if you are looking for BIPOC-facing nights. UNDERWIRE is a Northeast Florida booking and promotions outfit, BIPOC to the front and trans and non-binary inclusive by its own bio, and it is who puts those nights together.14 The live account is @underwire.collective, with the dot. The shorter handle people pass around has been taken down and goes nowhere. There is no Black-specific and no Latina-specific queer women’s dating app in the United States, so in that lane the answer is people and places. No download fixes it.
The real question in Jacksonville is not which app, it is which night, and there is one night with a date on it. So this is here for the rest of the calendar, and for the fact that the Greenhouse crowd is a Riverside crowd while queer women in this city are scattered across 747 square miles.
Be clear how firm that is, which is not very. No woman in Jacksonville has said publicly what she opens, HER included. It is here because it is the dedicated app with enough people in it to cover a metro of 1,760,548, not because anybody local vouched for it.2 The honest second answer, and for plenty of women here the better one, is Hinge or Bumble with the women-seeking-women filter on, because those are the two names this city actually says out loud.
Jacksonville dating apps and hookup sites compared: the five picks
| The pick | Free or paid to make contact | How far its pool reaches past Duval | What the profile tells you before you message | What decided it here |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tinder | Free to match and message, paid tiers for reach | The whole market. It registers in Nassau County, in St Johns County and across the Georgia line | Photos and a short bio. Intent is guesswork | 36% of the city’s search interest, and it does not go quiet outside the city |
| Fling | Paid, and the paying is doing work as a filter | National, so county and state lines mean nothing to it | The ask in plain words, explicit photos as standard, and what somebody will and will not do | 289,021 never-married adults sit inside one jurisdiction here |
| Grindr | Free, with paid tiers that widen the grid | Sorted by distance, so it stretches as far as you are willing to drive | Grid position, a headline and a stated tribe | The one gay app anybody in this city names |
| Sniffies | Free to browse | Whatever is on screen when you zoom out | A point on a map and a short note | Browser only on an iPhone, so there is no icon to explain to anybody |
| HER | Free, with a paid tier | Thin outside the city, and the dated night is inside it anyway | A full profile, orientation and what she is there for | Nobody here names an app, so this rests on size, not on local voices |
Jax in numbers: a city that contains most of its own metro
1,760,548 across the metro
39.8 across the metro
against 31.70% metro-wide
inside the city limits
Three things in there change how you read this city.
The city is the poorer half of its own metro. Median household income inside the line is $72,389 against $82,053 across the metro, and the city poverty rate is 12.31% against 10.35%.12 That is backwards from how most metros work, and it goes back to the 1968 consolidation with Duval County. The boundary swallowed the suburbs, so whatever money is outside it now is a long way outside it.
No racial majority inside the city. White non-Hispanic is the largest group at 45.64%, then Black non-Hispanic at 28.84%, Hispanic of any race at 13.89% on the 2024 one-year release, Asian non-Hispanic at 5.15% and two or more races at 5.83%.1 The metro reads 19.79% Black, and that gap is the consolidation again. The city is where the mix lives.
The never-married finding is about who is unmarried, not about how many men live here. 39.72% of men aged 15 and over have never married against 33.57% of women, and in raw numbers 150,468 men against 138,553 women.3 Both measures point the same way, which is unusual. It does not mean there are more men. There are 31,449 fewer men than women in this city.
Those same numbers are why the married and discreet lane is not the Jacksonville story. That lane wants a married ring commuting into a core. Jacksonville runs the other way round: 57.36% of the metro already lives inside the city, the city end is the less married end at 36.51% never married against 31.70%, and the district that would carry an after-work version of it holds 9,228 residents.139
Date night ideas in Jax by district: Riverside on a weeknight, the Beaches at the weekend, Downtown when there is a show
Bars in Riverside, Jacksonville, and the Five Points blocks next to them
Riverside, Five Points and the King Street district are the everyday answer and the only stretch that works on an ordinary Tuesday. Craft beer and dive bars in the same three blocks: The Rogue, Keg & Coin, Dart Bar & Games, Hoptinger, Root Down and Brew Five Points.6 Walk west and Avondale is the same historic district in a dinner and wine mood with an older crowd. Over the river, San Marco Square is small and restaurant-first, one drink rather than a night. Murray Hill is a few blocks with The Walrus and Perfect Rack Billiards, and Historic Springfield is filling in along North Main Street with The District, Silkie’s and Uptown Kitchen & Bar. All of them shut at 2am, the Florida baseline.6
Downtown is the odd one. In February 2026 the City Council voted 17 to 1 to push last call to 3am inside the Downtown Entertainment District, covering NorthCore, Central Core and the Sports and Entertainment District, roughly 63 businesses. Brooklyn and the Cathedral District were left out for sitting too close to housing. The mayor signed it and it took effect in early March.8 So Downtown is the only part of the county serving past 2am, and it is also the part with the fewest people in it: 9,228 residents, office vacancy at about a quarter of the available space, and 19.7 million visits across 3,195 events in 2025.9 It runs on events, not regulars. The Jacksonville Landing, which held the last cluster of Downtown bars reliably open at nights and weekends, closed after 4 July 2019 and was demolished with around 30 businesses in it. Riverfront Plaza replaced it and opened its first phase in December 2025, and it is a six-acre park.10 The working rule: The Elbow, at Ocean and Bay around the Florida Theatre, is very good when something is on and dead when it is not. First Wednesday Art Walk is the exception you can count on.
The Beaches are not Jacksonville, and that is not a technicality. Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, Atlantic Beach and Baldwin all voted to keep their own governments when the city merged with Duval County in 1968. Their residents vote in the Jacksonville mayoral election and sit on the Jacksonville City Council, but they have their own city halls and their own rules, and the 3am ordinance does not reach them.11 The strip is at 1st Street North and 3rd Avenue North, one block off the sand, with Lemon Bar, Monkey’s Uncle Tavern, Beach Bowl and Lynch’s Irish Pub, which has live music nightly and runs to 2am.6 Three blocks north in Neptune Beach, Pete’s Bar has been open since 1933 and fills First Street on Thanksgiving morning every year for Petesgiving.6
One thing to know if you are planning a trip around the calendar. The Georgia versus Florida weekend, for decades the biggest weekend of this city’s year, is not in Jacksonville in 2026 or 2027. It is at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta and then Raymond James Stadium in Tampa while EverBank Stadium is renovated, and it returns here for the 2028 season.15
Questions people ask about hooking up in Jacksonville
Which dating app do people in Jacksonville actually use?
Jacksonville does not settle on one, which is unusual. Search interest inside the city divides Tinder 36, Hinge 27, Plenty of Fish 20 and Bumble 17 over the twelve months to 29 August 2026, and it is the only place in this market where all four names register at once. Tinder leads by nine points and it is also the name that holds up outside the city, so start there. But the split is real. The people here who describe an app actually working name Tinder most often, but the single comment with the most agreement behind it names Bumble, and Bumble is last on the chart. One app, take Tinder. If you will run two, this is a city where the second one is not wasted.
Are there gay bars in Jacksonville, FL?
Yes, three, and they are worth naming properly because so many lists get them wrong. InCahoots at 711 Edison Avenue in Riverside is the club, with four bars, a dance floor, drag and go-go dancers, refitted in 2024. Park Place Lounge at 931 King Street has been running since 1992, opens noon to 2am, has a large patio and live music Thursday to Saturday. Hardwicks at 100 East Adams Street is the Downtown one, inside The Elbow cluster, closed Mondays. Riverside is the gayborhood, and Murray Hill beside it is where The Walrus is, which is not a gay bar but gets named by everybody who goes to one. River City Pride is in October and its parade runs through Historic Avondale, Riverside and Five Points from Willow Branch Park.
Are there any lesbian bars in Jacksonville?
No. There is no lesbian bar in Jacksonville, and the three LGBTQ rooms in the city are mixed. What there is instead is a night rather than a room. MixHer, a queer women’s social group, runs events at The Greenhouse Bar at 200 Riverside Avenue Unit 2 in Riverside, and the venue’s own calendar has a happy hour confirmed for Friday 12 September 2026, 7pm to 10pm. It has run there before, but that is the only date confirmed, so check the group’s Instagram at @mixherjax before you drive over. Park Place Lounge on King Street is the bar women here name most, and Riverside, Five Points and Murray Hill are the neighbourhoods they point to.
Is Jacksonville Beach part of Jacksonville?
No, and it matters practically. When Jacksonville merged with Duval County in 1968, four municipalities voted to stay out of it: Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, Atlantic Beach and Baldwin. Their residents vote in the Jacksonville mayoral election and are represented on the Jacksonville City Council, but they are separate cities with their own governments. So the 3am alcohol ordinance passed in February 2026 does not apply there, the beach strip still stops at 2am, and Census figures for Jacksonville city do not include those residents at all. It is about 23 road miles from Downtown to Jacksonville Beach, so a night at the beach bars is a planned trip and a ride home, not somewhere you drift to.
What time do bars close in Jacksonville?
2am almost everywhere, and 3am in one place. Since March 2026, bars inside the Downtown Entertainment District, meaning NorthCore, Central Core and the Sports and Entertainment District, can serve until 3am under an ordinance the City Council passed 17 to 1 in February 2026. Roughly 63 businesses are covered. Brooklyn and the Cathedral District were deliberately excluded for being too close to housing. Everywhere else runs on the Florida 2am baseline, including Riverside, Five Points, San Marco, Springfield, Murray Hill and all three Beaches cities. Bear in mind Downtown is the emptiest district in the county at 9,228 residents, so that extra hour is only worth much on a night when something is already on.
Is Jacksonville a good city for dating?
It is a big pool that is hard to bump into. The city holds 1,009,831 people on the 2024 one-year release. On the five-year release, 289,021 residents aged 15 and over have never married, 36.51% of adults against 31.70% across the metro. But they are spread over 747.27 square miles at about 1,351 people to the square mile, so there is no compact core where everybody ends up. In practice the apps do more work here than in a city with one walkable strip, and the going out that does happen sits in Riverside and Five Points on a weeknight and at the Beaches at the weekend. Median age inside the city is 37.0 against 39.8 across the metro, so the city is genuinely the younger end of this region.
Sources for every Jacksonville number above
- US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 estimates, Jacksonville city, Florida, via Census Reporter. Population of 1,009,831, median age 37.0, median household income of $72,389, the poverty rate of 12.31%, the male and female counts behind 93.96 men per 100 women, and race and Hispanic origin including the 45.64% White non-Hispanic plurality, 28.84% Black non-Hispanic and 13.89% Hispanic on the one-year release. censusreporter.org
- US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 estimates, Jacksonville, FL Metro Area, via Census Reporter. Every metro comparison here, including the metro population of 1,760,548, median household income of $82,053, median age 39.8, poverty of 10.35% and the metro Black share of 19.79%. The Bureau publishes no margin of error for the metro population estimate on either release. censusreporter.org
- US Census Bureau, table B12001, sex by marital status, Jacksonville city, Florida. The never-married figures: 289,021 residents aged 15 and over, 36.51% of city adults against 31.70% metro-wide, and 150,468 men against 138,553 women, at rates of 39.72% and 33.57%, on the 2020 to 2024 five-year release. data.census.gov
- US Census Bureau, TIGER/Line 2024 geography. The 747.27 square miles of land inside the Jacksonville city limits and the 3,201.78 square miles of the metro, behind the density figure and the share of the metro living in the city. census.gov
- Google Trends, entity comparison of Tinder, Hinge, Bumble and Plenty of Fish, Jacksonville market, twelve months to 29 August 2026. Share of search interest between those four names, not installs and not active users. Of the 63 places Google lists for this market, 11 cleared the reporting threshold on at least one of the four. trends.google.com
- Visit Jacksonville, Nightlife and Live Music. The district map, the Five Points and King Street cluster and the venues named in it, San Marco Square, Murray Hill, the Jacksonville Beach strip at 1st Street North and 3rd Avenue North with Lynch’s Irish Pub, and Pete’s Bar in Neptune Beach. The Springfield venues on North Main Street come from the Springfield Preservation and Revitalization Council’s own neighbourhood page, and Pete’s Bar opening in 1933 and the Petesgiving crowd from First Coast News on the 40th Petesgiving. visitjacksonville.com, sparcouncil.org and firstcoastnews.com
- Visit Jacksonville, LGBTQ+ Traveler Guide, and Jax River City Pride. Riverside Avondale, Five Points, Springfield, San Marco and Murray Hill as the LGBTQ-friendly neighbourhoods, Pride in June and October, and the October parade route through Historic Avondale, Riverside and Five Points from Willow Branch Park. visitjacksonville.com and jaxrcpride.org
- Jacksonville Today, “3 a.m. toast: Some Downtown bars get extra hour on alcohol”, 25 February 2026, and News4JAX on the mayor’s approval, 5 March 2026. The 17 to 1 council vote, the districts covered, the roughly 63 businesses, the exclusion of Brooklyn and the Cathedral District, and the March effective date. jaxtoday.org and news4jax.com
- News4JAX on the 2025 State of Downtown Report, 29 April 2026. Downtown’s residential population of 9,228, the 19.7 million visits across 3,195 events in 2025, and the office vacancy figure. news4jax.com
- The Jaxson via Jacksonville Today, “Lenny’s Lawn: A 4-year retrospective”, 14 March 2023, and Jacksonville Today on the Riverfront Plaza opening, 5 December 2025. The Jacksonville Landing closing after 4 July 2019, its demolition with around 30 businesses, and the six-acre park that replaced it. jaxtoday.org and jaxtoday.org
- City of Jacksonville Beach, Government. That Jacksonville Beach kept its own municipal government after the 1968 consolidation and is a separate city inside Duval County. jacksonvillebeach.org
- Official sites of the three LGBTQ venues, each checked in August 2026. InCahoots at 711 Edison Avenue, four bars, dancing, drag and a game room, refitted 2024. Park Place Lounge at 931 King Street, established 1992, noon to 2am, live music Thursday to Saturday. Hardwicks at 100 East Adams Street, closed Mondays, open to 2am Thursday to Saturday on its own posted hours. incahootsnightclub.com, parkplaceloungejax.com and hardwicksbarjax.com
- The Greenhouse Bar, official events calendar. The MixHer happy hour on Friday 12 September 2026, 7pm to 10pm, and the address at 200 Riverside Avenue Unit 2. thegreenhousebar.com
- MixHer and UNDERWIRE, official Instagram accounts. MixHer’s self-description as a queer professional female social group and its event listings, and UNDERWIRE as the BIPOC-facing Northeast Florida booking and promotions outfit, at the dotted handle. instagram.com/mixherjax and instagram.com/underwire.collective
- University of Georgia Athletics, “Georgia, Florida Iron Out Future Matchup Locations”. The rivalry game moving to Atlanta for 2026 and Tampa for 2027 during the EverBank Stadium renovation, and returning to Jacksonville from 2028. georgiadogs.com
- News4JAX, “18-year-old arrested, accused of robbing people he met in dating app Grindr in Clay County”, 23 December 2023. The dated Clay County case referred to in the Sniffies card. news4jax.com
