
Obediah Hunter Paints St. Augustine One Day At A Time
On any given day in downtown St. Augustine, Obediah “Obie” Hunter may be found beside an easel, working quickly as the light shifts across a historic

On any given day in downtown St. Augustine, Obediah “Obie” Hunter may be found beside an easel, working quickly as the light shifts across a historic

What started as a small celebration of St. Augustine’s local music community has grown into one of Northeast Florida’s largest live music festivals. As Sing Out

Some St. Augustine traditions are measured in years. Others are measured in generations. For a century, the Garden Club of St. Augustine has been planting seeds

Country music fans can enjoy a night of live entertainment while supporting a local cause as Concerts For A Cause returns to Tringali Barn at Heritage

For St. Augustine artist An Marshall, fabric is more than a medium. It is a way to explore identity, memory, grief and the unseen patterns that

A new documentary telling the story of one of St. Augustine’s most iconic buildings is now available to watch on PBS. Preserving the Ponce follows the

The First Coast Cultural Center (FCCC) will showcase the world of fiber art this summer with I Felt So Many Things, a new exhibition by Flagler

Country music fans in Northeast Florida will have the opportunity to see one of the genre’s biggest stars this summer when Jordan Davis takes the stage

Music fans can look forward to an unforgettable night of rock, reggae, and live improvisation when Gov’t Mule and Ziggy Marley bring their Dreaming The Same

Four-time GRAMMY Award-nominated band The Avett Brothers will return to Northeast Florida this fall when they perform at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on Sunday, Oct. 11,

Within the historic walls of the Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center, formerly Excelsior School, St. Johns County’s first Black high school, the stories of those who

Construction crews have officially began mobilizing for the Hayling Plaza Project at Dr. Robert B. Hayling Freedom Park in the Lincolnville neighborhood, marking a significant investment

When Margaret Juul was just four years old, a powerful riptide pulled her beneath the surface while she vacationed in Miami Beach. Although the moment carried

Several individuals, organizations, and preservation projects from St. Augustine and St. Johns County received statewide recognition during the 2026 Florida Preservation Awards, highlighting the region’s continued

Through the summer months, the sweet sound of jazz pours from the Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center, attracting visitors inside for its after-hours jazz performances. June

The St. Augustine Art Association (STAAA) is inviting artists and community members to participate in a new exhibit celebrating the 250th anniversary of America’s founding through

Jewelry artist Victoria Balsamo will take center stage this June as the featured artist at Butterfield Garage Art Gallery, where she plans to showcase decades of

The 20th annual St. Augustine Music Festival (SAMF) returns this June, celebrating two decades of free-to-the-public performances. With six concerts over two weekends- June 19-21 and