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Two new headliners have been added for 90’s throwback festival to be held Saturday, May 15th.
The St. Augustine Art Association's 5th Annual Plein Air Paint Out will take place this April.
Then & Now: 50 Years of Veterans Experiences will be a riveting, sometimes raw, emotionally-charged exhibition showcasing Veterans as they demonstrate the healing power of art.
The inaugural class of female Eagle Scouts honored by The Boy Scouts of America North Florida Council during Women’s History Month.
Heritage Boatworks builds new Barca Chata for Fort Mose State Park.
New exhibit and tour highlights those who lived in the 1800s boarding house.
The Amp will reopen with enhanced health and safety measures in place, including face mask requirement for entry.
La Vie en Blue: The Life & Art of Marguerite Castaing will be displayed for the first time at the St. Augustine Art Association.
There are a lot of reasons to come to St. Augustine - the beaches, the history, the food, the art scene. It's time to add another one to that list.
Mark your calendars for these exciting activities to get you in the mood for fall!
The 25th Annual Gamblefest continues with live stream concerts in 2020 with St. Augustine musicians joining together to perform virtually from St. Johns County locations.
Thomas S. Hischak has released “The Mikado to Matilda: British Musicals on the New York Stage," an exploration of titles from across the pond and their success in the US.
“Guardians of the First Coast: Building Readiness for World War II" will honor the men and women who defended our shores during the war.
This Florida family offer funding and art supplies to a non-profit that serves the St. Augustine area and beyond.
As part of the CARES Act, the non-profit will be able to maintain its staffing over the next two years.
The Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program led an expedition to the WWII wreck and will now display the sonar mapping images.