Parking in St. Augustine

Use this insider guide to spend more time enjoying the city, instead of looking for a parking spot.

It's easy to love St. Augustine's historic architecture and old-town vibe. Yet, the picturesque streets and charmingly close buildings leave little room for parking. Lucky for you, we have insider tips and interactive maps. Here's everything you need to know about parking in the nation's oldest city.

When it comes down to it, St. Augustine's charm is in the details. So however you get from one place to another, be sure to take your time once you're there and savor the atmosphere of this fantastic city — you'll feel like you've traveled to Europe without ever leaving the country!

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Easter Church Services 2024

St. Augustine's churches host Good Friday, Easter sunrise, and Easter services.

Easter Church Services 2024

Throughout St. Augustine Area

Weekend worship services are held throughout the St. Augustine area over Easter weekend, on Friday, March 29, and Sunday, March 31, 2024. Easter sunrise services are included.

Unless otherwise noted, all services take place on Easter Sunday. This is not an exhaustive list, but one designed to offer those visiting or new to St. Augustine some of the more well-known or centrally located houses of worship hosting Easter services.

Though we do our best to provide accurate information, it's usually a good idea to call to confirm times.

Easter Church Services 2024

Throughout St. Augustine Area

Editor's Note: We encourage you to verify event times and details with the organizers, as they may change.
A boy viewing a photo of Martin Luther King Jr. and others during a peaceful protest

Guided Civil Rights Tour at LMCC

Free tours will commemorate the local Civil Rights movement of 1964.

Guided Civil Rights Tour at LMCC

(904) 824-1191

102 M L King Ave.
St. Augustine, FL 32084

At 5:00 p.m. on three Tuesdays in June, the Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Heritage Center (LMCHC) will offer free guided civil rights tours, commemorating the 60th anniversary of the movement in St Augustine and the signing of the Civil Rights Act in 1964.

Guided Civil Rights Tour at LMCC

(904) 824-1191

102 M L King Ave.
St. Augustine, FL 32084

Admission | Ticket Prices

Free with registration.

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Editor's Note: We encourage you to verify event times and details with the organizers, as they may change.
A photo of the statue honoring foot soldiers during St. Augustine's Civil Rights fight

Juneteenth Heritage Luncheon — 2024

This luncheon celebration will feature a panel of civil rights activists.

Juneteenth Heritage Luncheon — 2024

Across from the St. Augustine parking garage.
6 West Castillo Drive
St. Augustine, FL 32084

The Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center hosts their annual Juneteenth Luncheon on Saturday, June 15, 2024, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., at the Renaissance St. Augustine Historic Downtown Hotel.

In honor of the 60th anniversary of the passage of the Civil Rights Movement, the luncheon will include a conversation with activists who participated in civil rights efforts and demonstrations here in St. Augustine. This event will also offer a prelude to Excelsior High School's 100th anniversary celebration in 2025.

Juneteenth Heritage Luncheon — 2024

Across from the St. Augustine parking garage.
6 West Castillo Drive
St. Augustine, FL 32084

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Editor's Note: We encourage you to verify event times and details with the organizers, as they may change.
The front counter used for customers to order

The West Egg

A hidden gem with tasty biscuit sandwiches made for the road.

The West Egg

(904) 217-3969

In the same building as Sweet City Cupcakes.
233 West King St., Ste. B
St. Augustine, FL 32084

The West Egg, in the same building as Sweet City Cupcakes, serves breakfast/brunch and sandwich items. Coffee, juice, and soda are also available.

An assortment of burritos and bowls are served — two examples are Camp 4 (hashbrowns, black beans, scrambled egg, cheese, and house salsa) and Carne Asada Hash (caramelized onion, queso fresco, fried egg, avocado, house salsa, and cilantro).

The West Egg

(904) 217-3969

In the same building as Sweet City Cupcakes.
233 West King St., Ste. B
St. Augustine, FL 32084

A painting of the rabbis who were jailed in St. Augustine, shows men grouped in a hot cell

Standing Together for Justice

Video producer and singer/songwriter, Rob Tobias, introduces his short documentary.

Standing Together for Justice

(904) 254-9524

At Temple Bet Yam
2487 A1A S.
St. Augustine, FL 32080

On Friday, May 5 at 7:00 p.m. at Temple Bet Yam, the congregation and the St. Augustine Film Society will present an evening to honor and remember the rabbis who traveled to St. Augustine in 1964. 

Standing Together for Justice

(904) 254-9524

At Temple Bet Yam
2487 A1A S.
St. Augustine, FL 32080

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Editor's Note: We encourage you to verify event times and details with the organizers, as they may change.
The historical marker for the Lincolnville Historic District.

Before Juneteenth: Emancipations in Florida

Emancipation Day in Florida is celebrated on May 20. This documentary at LMCC explains why.

Before Juneteenth: Emancipations in Florida

Upstairs. Use door off Pomar Street.
102 M L King Ave.
St. Augustine, FL 32084

In 1865, 11 days after the end of the Civil War, two years after President Abraham Lincoln's Proclamation, emancipation was proclaimed in Florida. On Friday, May 17, 2024, from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m., the Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Heritage Center (LMCHC) hosts an event to explain and discuss emancipation in Florida.

Before Juneteenth: Emancipations in Florida

Upstairs. Use door off Pomar Street.
102 M L King Ave.
St. Augustine, FL 32084

Admission | Ticket Prices

$10.00
Editor's Note: We encourage you to verify event times and details with the organizers, as they may change.
A still shot from the film "The Taste of Others"

St. Augustine Film Society: The Taste of Others

The attraction of opposites is experienced in this French comedy.

St. Augustine Film Society: The Taste of Others

(904) 254-9524

2487 A1A S.
St. Augustine, FL 32080

On Sunday, May 5 at 4:00 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, the St. Augustine Film Society hosts a screening of the Academy Award nominee for Best Foreign Film, The Taste of Others (2000).

Written and directed by Agnès Jaoui, this witty comedy steps into the idea of how opposites attract. A businessman, overwhelmed by life itself, is taken by an actress's strength and beauty in a performance. Their engagement intensifies once he decides to learn English and finds out his teacher will be none other than the actress.

St. Augustine Film Society: The Taste of Others

(904) 254-9524

2487 A1A S.
St. Augustine, FL 32080

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Editor's Note: We encourage you to verify event times and details with the organizers, as they may change.
musicians Millie and Galin on stage, with microphone and guitar

Millie & Galín

This local acoustic duo sings in English and Spanish.

Originally from Puerto Rico, the married musical duo Millie & Galín have lived in St Augustine for more than 10 years and have been sharing their music with audiences since spring, 2023.

Galín Hernández has a degree in engineering and a master's in aviation. His first love is flying, he is retired from the U.S. Air Force and is an Instrument-rated commercial pilot with more than 3,000 flight hours. Millie Santiago has a degree in accounting, a love of photography and travel, and a passion for music.

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Musician Kevin Mark sits with his guitar, smiling, with woods in the background

Kevin Mark

From drumming in his grandfather's wedding band, to his own band, to a solo act.

With a soul based in rhythm, Kevin Mark has been playing music on stages since he was 12. Wielding drumsticks in his grandfather's wedding band in Ohio, the beat became his language. 

Relocating to the sunshine state, Kevin embraced guitar and bass in church, then played drums for a dance band where his beats drove crowds to the dance floor. Kevin's musical trajectory then took a soul-searching curve, striking out on his own, entertaining crowds with his acoustic guitar, vocals, and stories to share. 

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