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Cruisin' Tikis welcomes guests to view downtown St. Augustine's Nights of Lights from the water.

Visitors can see St. Augustine’s Nights of Lights from a horse-drawn carriage modern 9-person electric vehicle.

View St. Augustine's Nights of Lights up close and personal.

Guests can take in the breathtaking Nights of Lights holiday displays from the water aboard a private luxury charter in Matanzas Bay.

View St. Augustine's breathtaking festival of lights from the bay with Florida Water Tours.

Those who want to create their own Nights of Lights Tour can drive a Moke or Slingshot through town.

St. Augustine Land & Sea Tours offers special private golf carts tours each evening during the Nights of Lights.

Take a tour on the Matanzas River and see St. Augustine's spectacular Nights of Lights from the water.

Experience St. Augustine Nights of Lights from the air with First City Helicopters.

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

Find fresh, local foods, hand-crafted items, fresh herbs, and much more at this beachfront farmers market.

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

Six lessons are offered over six weeks in this series of free clinics on saltwater fishing.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

"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.

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.

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

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

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

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.