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Reggae and Latin music filled with good vibes make this band an instant favorite.

These St. Augustine restaurants and bars offer live music on Fridays throughout the year.

The Lightner Museum celebrates their 75 anniversary by presenting 75 items from their permanent collection.

As part of their 75th Anniversary Celebration, the Lightner Museum presents a collection of historic bicycles.

Photos of St. Augustine, taken by photographer William Henry Jackson in the 1890s will be on display at the Lightner Museum.

This annual living-history event tells the story of Fort Mose’s significance in African-American history.

A visual history of the private lives of 20th century immigrant workers at the Alcazar hotel.

The Lightner Museum presents an exhibit that lets visitors see St. Augustine street by street and neighborhood by neighborhood.

The Governor's House Cultural Center and Museum presents original art of iconic St. Augustine locations.

Join park rangers and explore the history and beauty of Washington Oaks Gardens State Park.

"I Lived Here As Well" takes visitors inside the Ximenez-Fatio House Museum for a look at how the black servants and slaves lived and worked.

This festive monthly event is a cornucopia of creative artworks exhibited throughout St. Augustine's fine art galleries.

The Accord Civil Rights Museum opens on select days for guided and self-led tours.

Magician Bill Abbott creates an intimate, boutique setting where 22 guests can experience magic and mystery.

This organ recital at the Cathedral Basilica in downtown St. Augustine is free and open to the public on the first Friday of the month.

The St. Augustine Lighthouse after dark explores the history and the tales of ghosts as guests tour armed only with a glowstick.

Northeast Florida local, Jason Woods, performs his Off-Broadway hit, for two shows only.

First Coast Opera invites guests to "Opéra Mystique" — with two performances in one night.

The Ponte Vedra Concert Hall welcomes country artist Warren Zeiders as he performs for the fans who played a hand in his rise to fame.

These St. Augustine restaurants and bars offer live music on Saturdays throughout the year.

This weekly farmers market is back, offering fresh local produce, baked goods, seafood, flowers, and a variety of arts and crafts.

Local author and historian leads tours of the Freedom Trail on select Saturdays.

The Lightner Museum celebrates their 75 anniversary by presenting 75 items from their permanent collection.

The Lightner Museum presents an exhibit that lets visitors see St. Augustine street by street and neighborhood by neighborhood.

Photos of St. Augustine, taken by photographer William Henry Jackson in the 1890s will be on display at the Lightner Museum.

As part of their 75th Anniversary Celebration, the Lightner Museum presents a collection of historic bicycles.

A visual history of the private lives of 20th century immigrant workers at the Alcazar hotel.

The Character Counts! Run/Walk will feature 6K and 3K races.

This annual living-history event tells the story of Fort Mose’s significance in African-American history.

Experience authentic 18th-century weapons demonstrations with the Fort Mose Militia.