The St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum announces the opening of a new exhibit, “Guardians of the First Coast: Building Readiness for World War II,” on August 1, 2020. This exhibition, housed in the Museum’s 1941 Coastal Lookout Building, honors the brave men and women who defended our coast as World War II began.
A St. Augustine Ghost Tour is on the Top 20 list of Best Ghost Tours by USA Today’s 1oBest!
ST. AUGUSTINE, FL — St. Augustine Sailing Sisters (SASS) is a local group of sailing women who encourage each other to improve themselves and others in…
Join us for summer staycations in St. Augustine, Florida. We are enjoying summer 2020 with fun and safe activities … Doubletree and the Fountain of Youth are the perfect places to visit during a St. Augustine staycation.
Join us for summer staycations in St. Augustine, Florida. We are enjoying summer 2020 with fun and safe activities … Stay at TRYP by Wyndham Sebastian St. Augustine and visit Ripley’s Believe it or Not!
s positive cases of Coronavirus (COVID-19) continue to rise in St. Johns County, and in an effort to minimize the risk of people gathering in crowds without the ability to safely social distance, the City of St. Augustine has decided to cancel the remaining scheduled performances of the 30th Anniversary season for Concerts in the Plaza.
As part of the City of St. Augustine’s effort to provide masks for purchase in larger quantities to local business, residents and visitors, 20,000 masks have been delivered to the Visitor Information Center this week.
First Coast Opera has been approved for a $50,000 award as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. This grant will help the nonprofit opera company maintain and strengthen its administrative staffing over the next two years.
Read an interview from 2012 with music legend Charlie Daniels when he played at the Old City Music Fest in St. Augustine, Florida.
In the interest of public health and safety, the City of St. Augustine has mandated that all individuals shall wear face coverings when indoors and when social distancing is not possible. The City of St. Augustine announced this on Friday, June 26, 2020.