Local Things to Do

Organic produce, baked goods, and craft vendors by the waterfront.

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

The annual festival offers three days of live music, dancing, and family activities.

A monthly celebration of art throughout St. Augustine's galleries.

An organ recital on the first Friday of each month.

The theatre presents the iconic play based on Harper Lee's classic novel.

Restaurants and bars that offer live music on Saturdays throughout the year.

Enjoy fresh local produce, handmade arts and crafts, and live entertainment.

Explore area farms on Friday, and enjoy a Harvest Festival on Saturday.

Learn the cultural history and biodiversity of the Guana peninsula.

Experience authentic 18th-century weapons demonstrations.

Take a relaxing bike ride and learn about Florida's rural history.

This harvest celebration includes cooking demonstrations and a farm market.

An all-day event supporting independent artisans and businesses.

The Garden Club of St. Augustine hosts this new holiday craft and plant holiday market.

Third Space Improv hosts a six-week stand-up comedy class for beginners.

A true celebration in a lovely setting with hours of live music, food, and vendors.

The annual festival offers three days of live music, dancing, and family activities.

These monthly equestrian competitions are free for spectators.

Taste chili, enjoy sweets and drinks, and support a great cause.

Shopping, food, live music, and a good time.

Purchase handmade goods while supporting local businesses.

The theatre presents the iconic play based on Harper Lee's classic novel.

Restaurants and bars that offer live music on Sundays throughout the year.

Support local businesses and farmers at this community event.

Shop and support local vendors at this weekly event.

This annual auto show features more than 100 classic cars and trucks.

The annual festival offers three days of live music, dancing, and family activities.

The theatre presents the iconic play based on Harper Lee's classic novel.

Enjoy concerts at the former home of a renowned writer and conservationist.