St. Augustine, the nation’s oldest city, also holds the distinction of being one of the nation’s most charming. Whether you’re a longtime resident or visiting the area for the first time, we’ve gathered all the resources you need to find where to stay, what to do and other community information about our unique little village.
Be sure to check out the Historic Weapons Demonstrations at the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument … every week on Saturday and Sunday! Join park staff and volunteers (usually dressed in period garb). Demonstrations are usually on the Castillo’s gundeck and last approximately 15 minutes. Occasionally, they take place on the grounds outside of [...]
Mark your calendars for the St. Augustine Songwriters Festival ... September 27-29, 2024! Featuring today's hottest hit songwriters, the legends of yesterday and the stars of tomorrow. Just one of the events during the Sing Out Loud Festival. Hear the songs that you know and love or that you sing in the car or shower [...]
September finds the Music at Colonial Oak Music Park is mostly under the Sing Out Loud Festival 'umbrella'. Live music performances by local, regional, and national acts Friday - Sunday, September 6-22, 2024. Followed by the St. Augustine Songwriters Festival featuring today’s hottest hit songwriters, the legends of yesterday and the stars of tomorrow ... [...]
Join us at the St. Augustine Art Association for the Fall Members Show ... September 6-29, 2024. Also online for those not able to stop in. The bi-annual exhibit features a variety of works by emerging, seasoned, and professional artists whose artworks encompass a variety of styles, mediums, and subjects. And, represents the vast talent [...]
Be sure to stop by The Waterworks the last Sunday of the month for Floetry: Florida Poetry Showcase with Open Mic. Each month features a different Florida poet. September's Featured Florida Poet is Larry Jaffe (Lifetime New Generation Beat Poet Laureate) from Tampa Bay. Co-founder of Poets for Peace, Larry will share at 3:00pm, followed [...]