Join us every Saturday morning under the oaks out front for a gathering of St. Augustine’s finest growers, artisans and artists. For 20 years this community event has brought together the region’s finest fresh food, prepared goods and fine art. Shop for groceries and gifts, grab a bite to eat or drink, mingle with friends and stay […]
The fifth annual St. Augustine Cat Show will be taking place once again and will be sure to be a sight to see! With over 150 pedigreed cats and kittens to meet, you’ll be in heaven! This two-day long event will include a 6-ring judging process and there will be cat-themed vendors to shop as […]
This historical look into the Old Spanish Quarries will give guests an inside perspective of how the quarry was used and how the use of coquina influenced the architecture and history of St. Augustine. For the tour, check in at the ranger station then head to the quarry parking area. The tour is free with […]
With food trucks, live music, and local artisans as well as all the fresh produce and goods that you’d expect, the STA City Market is so much more than just a farmers market. So grab your bags and basket, make your way to the park, and plan to spend the day.
The annual Lions Seafood Festival is back and better than ever for its 39th year! Be sure to attend this weekend-long event for delicious food, live entertainment, music, vendors, and much more. This event is family-friendly, offering an array of local vendors and artists to browse as well as a designated kid’s zone to keep […]
Join Howard Professor Sonja D. Williams as she discusses the African American struggle for freedom through sacred songs and radio dramas. Williams is the author of Word Warrior: Richard Durham, Radio and Freedom and a producer of Wade in the Water: African American Sacred Music Traditions, a Peabody Award winning radio series. The program is […]
A progressive panel discussion on “Circular Fashion” A Road to Season 6 event leading up to St Augustine Fashion Week. This discussion is presented by Fashion Group International of North Florida. Please join us for a panel discussion about circular fashion. Circular fashion includes the life span of a garment from its design, materials and […]
THE CARAVACA CROSS HAS BEEN STOLEN!!! In 2002, during an archaeological investigation of the property of the Ximenez-Fatio House Museum, a fascinating discovery was made…a 17th century caravaca cross. The caravaca cross was first produced to celebrate the end of the Black Death in Europe. Believed to be the only example of a caravaca cross […]
Gertrude Stein moved to Paris in 1903, and made France her home for the remainder of her life. Her companion and partner for four decades was Alice B. Toklas. This is just a taste of the fascinating story of the relationship of these two avant-garde women that is so richly recounted in this play. The […]
Sharon, in her mid-fifties, is recently divorced and needs a roommate to share her Iowa home. Robyn, also in her mid-fifties, needs a place to hide and a chance to start over. But as Sharon begins to uncover Robyn’s secrets, they encourage her own deep-seated desire to transform her life completely. A dark comedy about […]
