The Oldest House Museum Complex hosts two special exhibits exploring the late 1800s when St. Augustine became a "winter colony" for wealthy tourists. Whether they visited for their health or simply on vacation, many affluent people from northern states would stay in the Ancient City during the cooler months (much like today's "snowbirds"). The exhibits run from Wednesday, April 17, through Monday, May 27, 2024 (Memorial Day).

On Friday, April 19, through Monday, October 14, 2024, the Lightner Museum presents The Hague School: The Second Golden Age of Dutch Painting.

Unlike the detailed realism and secular subjects that were the focus of the first golden age of Dutch paintings in the 17th century, The Hague School—a group of artists living in the Hague in the late 1800s—is known for atmospheric paintings of the countryside and the North Sea. The art from that era and locale became known as the Second Golden Age of Dutch Painting.

St. Johns Cultural Council presents a new exhibit, Fair Winds to Elysium: William Bartram's Travels to East Florida, 1774-1778, beginning on Tuesday, April 16, and continuing through Wednesday, May 29, 2024.

Naturalist William Bartram is recognized for his travels along the St. Johns River in the spring of 1774 when he documented and painted the flora and fauna. His work showcases the animals, plants, and the native people he encountered, as he explored the waterways in this new region.

Café Eleven welcomes Abe Partridge on Friday, June 21, 2024, at 8:00 p.m.

Considered a prodigy of talents by Alan Harrison from The Rocking Magpie and hailed for his album Cotton Fields and Blood, multi-talented singer and songwriter Abe Partridge creates reflective and emotional lyrics that shake and stir reality.

Touring throughout Europe and the United States with his works featured at the 30A Songwriters Festival, Americana Fest, and others, this artist made appearances with Paul Thorn, Jerry Joseph, Tommy Stinson, John Fullbright, and others.

The Romanza Festivale invites the public (especially those who attended the Count Basie Orchestra concert) to Artbox for a post-concert party celebrating art, music, and beer. On Sunday, May 12, 2024, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m., Patrick Robinson, a Cicerone Certified Beer Server, and Tour Director for St. Augustine Brewery Tours, will host a pairing menu of brews and bites, introducing the flavors of St. Augustine's local craft breweries.

Café Eleven presents Chingo Bling in their listening room on Friday, August 2, 2024, at 8:00 p.m.

From his roots as a radio personality, the versatile comedian Chingo Bling embarks on a comedic journey, delving into his Mexican American heritage and sharing relatable misadventures from everyday life. Touring nationwide and filming comedy specials for Latin networks and global streaming platforms, Bling solidifies his reputation as a well-rounded and respected figure in comedy.

Café Eleven welcomes Sam Morrow on Thursday, July 25, 2024, at 7:00 p.m.

Sam Morrow, blending Roadhouse Rock with country and R&B, continues to captivate the music industry. Influenced by icons like Queens of the Stone Age and Freddie King, his songs echo tales of the road-weary traveler.

With albums such as Gettin' By On Gettin' Down and Concrete and Mud, Morrow delves into American Roots Music, infusing it with sonic pulses and energetic chords.

Morrow's discography includes Ephemeral, There Is No Map, and The Ride Here.