St. Augustine, FL — The Ximenez-Fatio House Museum opens a new exhibit celebrating Black History called “I Lived Here, As Well,” highlighting people who may…
Live-streamed performance will celebrate the holidays in Northeast Florida while raising money for historic entertainment venue Jacksonville, FL — Swamp Radio, a live radio…
DRIFTERS Out Post is the newest and most eco-conscious way to experience St. Augustine. In order to create a more fluid way of visiting downtown, DRIFTERS Rentals has created DRIFTERS Out Post for St. Augustine visitors and locals to use. DRIFTERS Out Post bike-sharing system is the only hub directly connecting local businesses to residents and visitors. Users are able to jump on a bike and visit spots throughout Historic Downtown and the beaches with ease through the smartphone app, Movatic.
County Line Produce in Hastings, Florida offers produce from area farms in St. Johns County and throughout Florida.
From staugustineflattractions.com Nights of Lights in St. Augustine, Florida has been listed among the top ten holiday light displays in the world by National…
Mary Ellen Masters is known as the Queen of Minorcan Clam Chowder in St. Augustine and St. Johns County. Masters traces her roots back…
St. Augustine photographer Jackie Hird has been creating calendars featuring stunning St. Augustine scenery since 2015. Her 2021 calendar is now available, with 12 new photographs and local event details on all 12 months, and there’s even a BONUS month with updated events for December.
The St. Johns County Public Library System brings TV’s “GhostHunters” star, Dustin Pari, into your living room (virtually) this Halloween!
“GhostHunter” Dustin Pari will present the live virtual event “Halloween: A Haunted History” to an audience of up to 100 on October 28, from 6 to 7 p.m.
New hours are 9 AM to 5 PM Wednesday through Sunday St. Augustine, FL – Following guidance from the White House, Centers for Disease…
The St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum received the tail section of a World War II-era plane that washed up along South Ponte Vedra Beach during the recent nor’easter. The initial findings suggest that the part came from a F4F Wildcat, an aircraft produced by the Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation mostly based on aircraft carriers. The section includes a tail hook suggesting it was carrier-based.