Updated January 15th, 2026
Explore the nation's oldest city on spring break and become a part of the action....
Ahoy! Scallywags, lads 'n lasses be all welcome on th' poop deck th' Black Raven Pirate Ship....
(904) 824-3337
999 Anastasia Blvd
You can view more than 125 species of animals, including a lot of alligators.
Grant Peeples and other favorite local music acts in celebration of John Prine.
Grammy-nominated art punk band best known for their breakout hit, "Float On."
Pop from another world, built to take you there.
(904) 209-5500
237 San Marco Ave.
Munch on specialty sandwiches and homemade desserts.
St. Augustine southern boy and country crooner Craig Hand is a national touring artist who performs traditional and commercial country, honky-tonk, alternative rock country, and outlaw country.
A classic rock trio that incorporates metal, southern rock, and blues into their repertoire.
Orlando-based alternative jazz group.
First, there is rock; an influence that cannot be ignored.
The singer/songwriter duo Robin & Linda Williams has become a staple in the folk music community.
Locally born singer/songwriter specializing in sweet lyrics and compelling harmonies.
One of St. Augustine’s original troubadours, performing an array of covers and originals.
Dubbed by locals as St. Augustine’s “entertainer of entertainers,” Henry Joe Solo will be greatly missed.
Performing "everything but country," with a percussive guitar and diverse vocal skills.
A local favorite performing country, gospel, bluegrass, classic and southern rock.
An award-winning artist celebrated for tracks like “The Weary Kind.”
Blending soulful southern storytelling with heartfelt country.
One of the most celebrated singers/songwriters/producers in bluegrass today.
