Hannah is a midwesterner at heart, having moved to Jacksonville by way of Indianapolis. With a degree in fine art photography, she was immediately drawn to the Riverside Arts Market, so much so that it became the first weekly event she sought out after relocating. Her passion for community-centered work grew through roles with the Museum of Science & History (MOSH) and The Healing Hearts Project, where she supported program coordination and mission-driven programs. These experiences solidified her love for people-focused work and making a meaningful impact.

In her role as Seasonal Market Associate, Hannah supports RAM’s operations, vendor engagement, and visitor experience throughout the season. During the 2025-2026 holiday season, she’ll primarily be found at the RAM Holiday Market, helping create a warm, welcoming environment during the busiest months of the year. Looking ahead into 2026 and beyond, she’s excited to help activate the Artist Plaza space with purposeful programs that highlight local creators and strengthen community connections.

Hannah loves being part of a market that celebrates the character and creativity of the Riverside–Avondale neighborhood. Outside of RAM, she channels her own creativity into a small business designing heart-centered artwork inspired by congenital heart defects. When she’s not working or creating, she enjoys spending time with her family or relaxing with a good book.

A Jacksonville native with over a decade of experience in program coordination, workforce development, and community engagement, Antonette is passionate about creating programs and events that strengthen and connect diverse communities.

Before joining the Riverside Arts Market as Assistant Market Manager, she served as Community Workforce & Events Specialist with Fresh Ministries, where she coordinated workforce initiatives, community events, and K–12 enrichment programming. Her work focused on building partnerships with schools, employers, and local organizations to expand opportunities and support workforce pipelines.

Antonette previously held leadership roles with the Girl Scout Gateway Council and the Early Learning Coalition, managing outreach, volunteer engagement, and family resource programs across multiple counties.

In her spare time she commits to youth volunteer opportunities on her own at her daughters school and other surrounding schools within Duval county as needed for youth enrichment within Jacksonville.

Dedicated to fostering collaboration and creativity, Antonette is excited to contribute her skills and local knowledge to the Riverside Arts Market’s mission of celebrating and supporting Jacksonville’s artists, makers, and entrepreneurs.

Mahaley is a Jacksonville native who attended Douglas Anderson School of the Arts before heading to SUNY Purchase College in Westchester County, NY where she received her degree in Arts Management. She spent nearly a decade in live entertainment, starting in marketing and PR at Broadway Across America and Bond Theatrical Group where she managed the press relations for a number of Broadway touring companies. In 2020, she moved back home to Jacksonville to work as the Marketing Manager for ASM-Jacksonville (now Legends Global). She then spent 4.5 years at Sixthman producing festivals at sea before bringing her project management skills and love of community and culture to Riverside Avondale Preservation.

As Placemaking Project Manager, Mahaley leads RAP’s Placemaking initiatives where she is working with invested community members to identify underutilized space in the Riverside Avondale neighborhoods with the intention of creating welcoming and useful community gathering places. She’s especially focused on growing who gets a seat at the table, working to bring Placemaking conversations beyond RAP’s most engaged stakeholders and out to the neighbors who haven’t been in the room yet.

Mahaley enjoys spending time with her family, exploring the neighborhood, Saturday morning strolls through RAM and evening walks through Avondale, where she lives.

Travis brings nearly 25 years of experience in marketing and communications to Riverside Avondale Preservation. In his role as Communications Director, Travis is responsible for the organization’s master marketing strategy and all tactics within it. He manages RAP’s communications through website content, social media, traditional media, public relations, advertising, email, text messaging, marketing collateral, and various other tactics. Travis also manages the marketing and promotions for all of RAP’s events, including RAP’s annual Home Tour, Garden Tour, Luminaria, and Community Yard Sales, the latter which he conceptualized and built in 2026.

Travis graduated from Augustana University in Sioux Falls, South Dakota in 2003 with a B.A. in Communications. After starting his career in Omaha, Nebraska as a marketing specialist for the Omaha Royals Triple-A baseball club, he transitioned to Kansas City, Missouri where he spent 15 years working in agencies, both as partner and owner, servicing clients primarily in the dining, hospitality, events, and retail sectors. Over the course of his career, Travis has represented a magnitude of locally owned, small businesses and forged strong relationships with community organizations, which has helped foster his passion for supporting local establishments, groups and people.

Travis and his partner, Justin, are proud Avondale residents since 2020 and owners of a RAP Centennial Heritage home, built in 1926. Travis’ life functions nearly entirely in the Riverside and Avondale neighborhoods. He and Justin are art deco design and architecture enthusiasts and have curated their home as an homage to the distinctive style. Travis is also a marketing and communications advisor to the Art Deco Society of New York, of which he and Justin are members. 

Arianna is the Market Manager at the Riverside Arts Market each Saturday supporting the implementation of our SNAP program and Florida Access Bucks (FAB) benefits. You are likely to find Ari at the RAM Information Booth each week. The SNAP/FAB program at RAM has been expanding as people seek a community experience and a fun family day while gaining access to locally grown produce. Beyond Ari’s work at RAM, she is a mom, avid reader, loves pop culture and is super excited to be joining the team.

Casey leads fund development efforts for Riverside Avondale Preservation and the Riverside Arts Market, building strong partnerships with local businesses, sponsors, and donors to advance community impact. As Development Director, Casey oversees major gifts, membership, and sponsorship strategy, cultivating meaningful relationships that sustain and grow RAP and RAM.

Rooted in the community, Casey joins our team having formerly served at the Jacksonville Public Education Fund where he supported the Duval County Teacher of the Year program. Casey co-founded Jacksonville Global Shapers, organizing the “Shaping Florida 2022” conference – a project that was highlighted at the World Economic Forum’s 2022 Annual Summit in Geneva. Casey initiated the Young Professional Delegation of Jacksonville, a group that elevates young professionals into pivotal decision-making roles, ensuring their voices contribute to shaping the future.

Personally, Casey’s passion for arts, including poetry, cinema, literature, music, and culinary arts, inspires him to infuse creativity into everyday interactions and community projects. You can find him at the next poetry open mic in Riverside soon!

With a lifelong passion for visual storytelling and community connection, Meghann brings a vibrant blend of artistry, strategy, and heart to RAP. As a seasoned content creator, art educator, and brand marketing professional, Meghann has built her career around crafting meaningful stories that inspire engagement and celebrate creativity.

A Jacksonville native, Meghann has deep roots in the community she now helps represent. Her background in art education and brand storytelling uniquely equips her to highlight the character, charm, and creative spirit of Riverside Avondale. Her approach blends aesthetic intuition with community insight – transforming everyday moments into visual stories that uplift and unite.

In addition to her dedication behind the screen, Meghann is a loving mother of three, finding daily inspiration in the beauty, curiosity, and creativity of raising her children in the city she’s always called home.