Live music in Nassau County, FL

Unwind with a gentle Yin practice where extended holds are woven with live, spacious music and thoughtful storytelling. Layers of sound from sitar, flute, gongs, and ambient tones support calm in the nervous system, ease emotional release, and invite a deep sense of inner openness. The session is open to all experience levels and encourages a slower rhythm that helps you turn inward and reconnect. Guided by Dennis and Kathy Lang, E RYT 500 and YACEP certified teachers of yoga, meditation, and mindfulness, the experience reflects their blend of classical teachings, global training work, and a long-standing commitment to inner growth. Their journey began in high-pressure corporate roles, and a pivotal class in 2000 set them on the path as full-time traveling teachers and sound healers. This offering is donation based on a sliding scale, with free registration. A $15 contribution is suggested, payable by cash or Venmo at the door. Space is limited.

Enjoy live music by Alrighty Then as part of the Summer Sunset Concert Series at the brand-new Amelia River Waterfront Park, presented by the City of Fernandina Beach Parks & Recreation Department. Bring family and friends with blankets and lawn chairs for river views, great tunes, tasty food options, local vendors, and kid-friendly activities. Admission is free. Chair rentals are available from Rip Tide for a $5 donation. Keep Nassau Beautiful will provide complimentary water refill stations, so bringing a reusable bottle is encouraged.

Heather and James return to Down Under Restaurant with a set that mixes original tunes and crowd favorites. The waterfront backdrop offers wide river views and a refreshing breeze, and the sun sets beyond the bridge as the music unfolds. Settle in with something tasty and a favorite drink, relax, and let the melodies drift over the water.

Enjoy a funky good time with daytime drinks at Florida’s oldest bar. Spend the afternoon soaking up a carefree vibe focused on fun and day drinking.

Stephen K. Webster takes the stage at The Inkwell Art Bar with a live performance shaped by moody, 90s-influenced sounds in the spirit of artists like Elliot Smith. There is no cover charge. Beer, wine, and bar bites are available. The Inkwell Art Bar also serves as a local art gallery and classroom space and provides art supplies.

There is no cover charge. The event takes place outdoors in the Shipyard with a wide selection of drinks, and there is usually a food truck on site.