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A Celebration of Art & History: Ximenez-Fatio Nights of Lights Exhibition

Celebrate Art and History through festive holiday displays on the fireplace mantels at The Ximenez-Fatio House!  On display, November 23, 2024 – January 18, 2025.  The Ximenez-Fatio House partners with the St. Augustine Art Association and area musicians to bring this special event.  With a theme of ‘100 Years of Music’, you will certainly see something creative.

The meeting that marked the founding of the St. Augustine Art Association was held at the Ximenez-Fatio House on January 18, 1924.  And the House would serve not only as a meeting place, but also as artist studios for a number of years.  To celebrate the anniversary, artwork from 14 artists, members of the St. Augustine Art Association, has been selected with each design tailored to their specific mantel.   The stunning displays are inspired by a century of music (1924-2024) – an extraordinary blend of art, history, and music!

Musical Performance Information

As a special treat, nine musical performances will take place in the courtyard on Saturdays from 2:00pm-4:00pm.  These performances are free and open to the public.  Donations are accepted graciously.

November 23   —  Chris Clark’s Thick and Thin String Band — 50’s to 70’s favorite songs with guitars and bango
November 30   —  Michael Lagrasse Duo, Blue Grass with guitar and fiddle
December 7     —  JIM-I-IN Duo — Fifties & Sixties Sing-Along Favorites with guitars and banjo.
December 14   —  Rich Pascucci — Classical Guitarist, sponsored by St. Augustine Town Committee
December 21   —  Carter Hetz Duo — FSU Music Major, Jazz Saxophonist and Piano
December 28   —  Peyton Lescher — Flager Music student, guitarist, and ballad singer
January 4         —  Torrey Kingry and Debbie Rider — Guitar Singing Duo of classical country and other favorites
January 11        —  Mary Jane Ballou — Classical Harpist
January 18       —  Rich Kuncicky — Classical Guitar Instrumentalist

Holiday Tour Information:

Museum Hours:  Monday- Saturday — 10:00am-5:00pm.   The last tour leaves at 4:00pm

Cost:  $25.00 per guest. Reservations can be made by clicking the event website link or at The Fig Tree Gift Shop on the historic property.
Click the event website link for additional details.

Venue

Ximenez-Fatio House Museum
20 Aviles Street
St. Augustine, FL 32084 United States
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Phone
904-829-3575
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