Every March, “Spanish” St. Augustine celebrates its Celtic roots with the internationally-recognized St. Augustine Celtic Music and Heritage Festival. Though this beloved festival has a staggering
French aviator Alain Gerbault once said, “I wanted freedom, open air, and adventure. I found it on the sea.” So in search of all these things
St. Johns County Center for the Arts Musical Theatre students will perform Mamma Mia!, with more than 50 students on stage and behind the scenes. Show
Whether it happened on a romantic carriage ride, at a family dinner, or in the backyard, it happened. You are engaged! Once you have a moment to look up from gazing at your dazzling, sparkly bauble, it’s time to start planning.
Vince Gill will be performing on stage at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on Sunday, November 11, 2018. He’s been to Jacksonville before and even played a concert there to benefit military personnel and their families.
The only thing better than sailboats and bikinis is racing for a cause, on sailboats, in bikinis. Organized by the nonprofit organization, S.A.S.S. (St. Augustine Sailing Sisters), the 3rd annual Bikini Race was a hit!
Luxurious, outdoor living does not need to be complicated. It can be as easy as following a simple, five-ingredient recipe. In that case, Lori Wallis, owner of a Charlestonian-inspired beach home in Cinnamon Beach, is a master chef.
A coastal lifestyle starts with coastal design and a homeowner’s desire to bring the outdoor environment inside the home. Investing in the interior is also an investment in yourself – your state of mind, motivation, attitude, stress level, and overall happiness. That’s a big deal.
We love sharing details about local businesses in St. Johns County and St. Augustine. Each month we hold an OCL Giveaway — with gift certificates and
The list of late 1990s and early 2000s kids raised by the shop goes on and on. We all have similar stories. And we all owe the Surf Station for setting us up for success.
St. Augustine has always been a quaint little surfing town with a fishing problem. Just ask Jimmy Wilson and Zander Morton, who both grew up in St. Augustine and have gone on to make successful careers in the surf industry.
The original pier in St. Augustine Beach was built in the late 1930s. It has stood proud in glassy lined up swells. On several occasions it has been rolled up and wiped out by powerful storms, then built new again.
It may be a little while before Florida truly experiences “sweater weather,” but we’re still gearing up for the sights, sounds, and smells of the season…and
Think about the last family vacation you took…did you stay in a hotel or resort? If so, what were the amenities like? Did you really feel comfortable? Was it that “home away from home” feeling so many people look for when they travel? And, whether it was or wasn’t, just how much did you pay?
For the third year in a row, the Sing Out Loud Music Festival is taking over the Ancient City and bringing in acts of all different genres to
The Sing Out Loud Festival is back in 2018, and the lineup is better than ever. Artists from all over the country, representing a number of
Organic…all natural…pesticidefree… antibioticfree… no artificial flavor, color, or additives…pets are living beings too, and although they are treated like family by most people, they have no say as to what they eat or what they’re bathed in or groomed with.
Say the name “Gabe Kling” in these parts and you immediately get people’s attention. Kling is as close to being a legend in (and out) of surfing circles as it gets. As the only local guy to qualify for the World Championship Tour, he’s the pride of the Old City.
