Events in St. Augustine, FL

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B.STAR offers a free chair yoga session as part of its Senior Fit program.

Celebrate Kids’ Day at Joseph’s Pizza, where children can make their own pizza for $2 with the purchase of an adult entrée or regular pizza.

This open, in-person Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional Families group offers a space to share experiences of growing up in dysfunctional homes and discuss how those experiences affect life today. Using fellowship texts and recovery-focused discussion, participants work toward recognizing and healing core trauma, finding freedom from shame and abandonment, and becoming their own loving parents.

This 45-minute class combines yoga poses with weights and resistance bands for an added challenge. Isolated movements and playlists help connect breath with movement. The class is non-heated, with the room averaging 78 degrees.

Free weekly adaptive pickleball sessions are designed specifically for individuals with Parkinson’s. Space is also available to watch. Registration is required for each session, and participants should bring something to drink. The sessions are hosted in partnership with Halifax Health | Brooks Adaptive Sports and Recreation. If a session is full, interested participants can join the wait list. Those who register are asked to attend or cancel in advance so another participant may take their place.

The Colors Resource Fair provides community resources for patrons.

Connect with local real estate investors in a relaxed, welcoming setting. This monthly meetup brings together experienced investors, new landlords, flippers, Realtors, and people curious about getting started in real estate. Share deals, strategies, lessons, and resources, learn about what is and is not working in the market, and build relationships that may lead to partnerships, mentorship, or new opportunities. The gathering takes place in the back room at Red’s Wine Bar, where conversation can flow in a casual atmosphere without sales pitches.

Enjoy yoga with a view and the chance to make new friends.

Compete in a Magic: The Gathering Standard Constructed tournament with Swiss-style play and up to four 50-minute, best-of-three rounds. A WOTC Companion account is required for registration. Players receive a pack or store credit for each round won, and the tournament winner receives a Standard Showdown Winner card. Judges are available to answer rules questions, but cannot advise players on game decisions. Please follow the venue’s conduct and trading rules, keep food and drinks away from games in progress, and clean up after yourself.

Test your knowledge at trivia night, where four winners receive prizes each week and earn bragging rights. Kids eat free.

Help prepare donated bicycles for redistribution at a volunteer meetup focused on inspecting and repairing bikes so they are safe and ready to ride in the community. No prior mechanic experience is needed, and guidance is provided. Tools are available, while bringing parts is optional. Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get a little greasy. The shared work also offers a chance to build skills, confidence, and community.

Enjoy a comedy showcase followed by an open mic, with 3- to 5-minute spots.

Ancient City Rock brings classic rock to life with male and female lead vocals, rich harmonies, lead guitar, bass, and drums. Their set features rock and roll classics from The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Tom Petty, Southern rock favorites by Lynyrd Skynyrd and The Allman Brothers, and timeless hits from Led Zeppelin.

Explore resources and activities focused on living well and making the most of retirement. The expo brings together local professionals and offers guidance on financial planning, retirement options, travel, senior living, housing, and lifestyle services. Visitors can also find free health screenings, wellness information, educational seminars, live entertainment, hourly drawings, and door prizes.

This annual luncheon and fashion show honors individuals from Goodwill mission programs and features local personalities showcasing fashion finds from Goodwill retail stores. The gathering highlights Goodwill’s positive impact on the North Florida community and its work providing critical skills, on-the-job training, and paid work experience. Support from generous individuals helps strengthen the community and invest in people’s potential.

Downtown comes alive for Art Walk, a DTJax celebration of local creativity, culture, and community. Friends, families, and coworkers can explore the Northbank and discover live music, art displays, food trucks, drinks, and unique finds throughout the core of the city. The experience changes each time, with pop-up moments, street performers, and unexpected creative highlights around every corner. This event is produced by Downtown Vision, Inc.

A free monthly grief share group offers a gentle space for anyone mourning a loved one, whether family or friend. Hosted at Lotus Funeral Service, the setting is intended to feel more like a coastal retreat than a traditional funeral home. Created with families in mind, the interior is open and bright to encourage a calm, relaxed state from the moment you arrive. Light refreshments help set a casual tone for introductions and conversation. Guided by a professional with many years in the death care field, the group shares practical insights, suggestions, and ideas to navigate the early milestones and the time beyond. Attendees also hear about upcoming offerings such as Coping with Colors, with an option to attend as a guest. For questions or to share attendance plans, contact Nina at (845) 531-1673 or nina@lotusfuneral.com.

Learn a new line dance each week with Merrick Fleming, with time permitting to review other dances. Each class costs $15.

Spend time writing caring notes for strangers as a small act of connection and kindness. Stationery, pens, stickers, washi tape, collage materials, and writing prompts will be provided, and no writing experience is needed. Letters will be sent to people in the trans and queer community who could use some extra kindness. A community book swap is also available, though bringing a book is optional. Drinks will be available for purchase, and free cookies will be offered while supplies last.

A community program offering students a safe, welcoming space to learn and connect. Activities include tutoring, karate, music, gaming, and more, with snacks provided.

Enjoy a free trivia night in North Florida, with opportunities to win. The event includes shows at Cruisers Grill and Veterans United Craft Brewery.

Play Riftbound, League of Legends’ card game, in a constructed 1v1 tournament using a Swiss-style format. The number of rounds depends on attendance, with 50-minute best-of-three rounds. Entry is $10, and registered players can receive a promo pack while supplies last. A portion of the prize pool, funded with $10 in store credit, will be split among the top-standing players. Players may call a judge for help with rules questions during a game.

This five-session series explores the pelvic floor as part of a connected system, with each session building on the previous one. Learn breathing techniques that support the pelvic floor, explore how the jaw, posture, and feet influence it, and practice finding, strengthening, and relaxing the pelvic floor. The series also covers connecting it to the deep core and building glute strength to support the pelvis in everyday life. Participants will gain practical breathing, posture, and strengthening tools, along with ways to apply what they learn to daily movement, yoga, exercise, and different stages of life. Individual sessions are also available for those unable to attend the full series.

Enjoy bingo with a free first round, where the prize is house cash redeemable at Gators. Additional rounds cost $1 per card, with each round paying out to the winner. The final blackout round costs $5 per card. Ten percent of each round goes to HEAD On Youth Impact. Cash only, and players must be 18 or older.

Learn the basics of country swing in a welcoming class with Sydney Dumke and Alex MacDonald. No experience or partner is needed, and everyone is welcome. Classes cost $15 each.

Watsky performs the full album “x Infinity” alongside a synchronized projection of its accompanying film, celebrating the album’s tenth anniversary. The performance includes strong language, sexual content, and violent imagery. Attendees under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Enjoy a night of comedy featuring Dustin Nickerson at Comedy Zone in Jacksonville, Florida.

Local business owners and professionals can connect with Flagler County’s referral group. Open seats are available for hair salons, commercial real estate, pet sitting and grooming, nail salons, flooring, window tinting, makeup artistry, wedding and event planning, DJs, catering, and business and financial coaching.

This open, co-ed Co-Dependents Anonymous meeting offers a literature-based discussion focused on recovery from codependence through the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions. Participants explore CoDA-approved literature and may share their experiences, strength, and hope while learning to build healthy, loving relationships. Anyone interested in recovery is welcome, and the only membership requirement is a desire for healthy and loving relationships. Participants are welcome to share or simply listen, and newcomers are welcome.

Explore resources and activities focused on living well and making the most of retirement. The expo brings together local professionals and offers guidance on financial planning, retirement options, senior living, housing, and lifestyle services, along with travel and leisure ideas. Visitors can also find free health screenings, wellness information, educational seminars, live entertainment, hourly drawings, and door prizes.

Jewish Java will be held on campus in the Cohen Auditorium. More details will be shared later.

Doktor Kaboom! blends theatre and comedy with an educational exploration of the scientific method and physical sciences. Through engaging experiments, the performance introduces topics such as safety, force, simple machines, velocity, air pressure, mass, chemical reactions, and applying science to everyday life. Designed for students in grades 3–8, the 60-minute program encourages curiosity, experimentation, and discovery.

Connect with women in the community at a networking luncheon featuring business spotlights, raffles, and opportunities to support community growth. Attendance is free, and food is available for purchase. Guests are invited to bring a raffle gift.

An open, in-person Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional Families meeting for discussion and fellowship, using the Yellow Book and the Twelve Steps of ACA. The program offers people who grew up in dysfunctional homes a safe, nonjudgmental setting to share experiences, grieve childhoods, and reflect on family and personal patterns. The work supports identifying and healing core trauma, finding freedom from shame and abandonment, and learning to become a loving parent to oneself.

Enjoy a trivia night with generous prizes at Mudville Grille, Crispy's, and Dick's Wings Arlington.

Enjoy crab legs at a price described as lower than frozen grocery store crab legs, along with free live music on a waterfront deck.

Enjoy a lively take on bingo featuring popular hits, sing-along favorites, and surprise throwbacks. Each round offers a chance to win prizes and show off your music knowledge.

Enjoy an outing featuring music, food, drinks, and fun.

Explore modern Bachata fusion through classes that blend sensual styling with traditional foundations in a fun, musical, and accessible setting. Classes are offered for beginners, advanced beginners, and intermediate to advanced dancers, with lessons covering foundational skills, technique, musicality, confidence, combinations, styling, and flow. First-time Level 3 participants are asked to speak with the instructor for a brief level check. No partner is needed, and walk-ins are welcome. Single-class, two-class, and full-night passes are available, along with punch cards and monthly membership options.

Enjoy a pop-up bluegrass jam hosted by Jennifer Wolfe, with quiet and slow, medium, and faster-paced jam sessions. All are welcome, and participants should come prepared to lead a memorized song.

Hot Spot Power Yoga and Jax Parks offer free, all-levels yoga at Friendship Fountain. The outdoor classes welcome both beginners and experienced practitioners, with an opportunity to focus on movement, mindfulness, and community. Bring a yoga mat, a mat towel, a face towel, and water.

Following the success of last year’s Rock the Pantries Food Drive, SJC Cultural Events, Inc. brings back this annual community effort at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre and Ponte Vedra Concert Hall. With the holidays on the horizon, the focus is on keeping local pantries supplied and offering support to neighbors experiencing food insecurity. Donations of nonperishable foods will be accepted in the main parking lots of both venues, where SJC Cultural Events staff will collect contributions from residents, businesses, and community groups. Gifts will be distributed to 15 local food pantries, including Epic-Cure, St. Johns Food Pantry, Pie in the Sky Community Alliance, Betty Griffin House, and other organizations that serve families, seniors, and individuals across St. Johns County. As a thank you, donors can enter for a chance to receive a merchandise pack featuring items from The St. Augustine Amphitheatre and Ponte Vedra Concert Hall. Suggested items include peanut butter, canned soup or stew, canned, dried, or plastic packaged fruit or applesauce, canned beans and vegetables, cooking oils, canned tuna, salmon, ham, or chicken, pasta, rice, or instant potatoes, granola bars, nuts, or crackers, and boxed cereal or meal. Items that cannot be accepted include foods requiring refrigeration, expired items, leftovers, products with packaging concerns, baked goods, and anything in glass or cellophane that could break in transit. Every donation helps replenish shelves and supports neighbors in need.

A 2,267-mile ride across seven states over six days, organized by Veteran Bikers for 22 a Day as a ride for a purpose.

The annual St James Women’s Bazaar will take place over two days and will include a raffle on the second day. Pictures of the raffle items are available.

Help clean up the footprint of Jacksonville Porchfest, the annual community music festival. Trash bags, gloves, and trash grabbers will be provided. Late arrivals are welcome, and any amount of time you can give is appreciated. The cleanup is sponsored by TerraWise Homes.

This non-heated vinyasa yoga class is led by Lindsey Davis, who brings over 15 years of yoga practice experience. Designed for all levels, the class offers modifications and options to advance poses, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced yogis.

Explore the formal gardens on a guided walk with a ranger and learn about Washington Oaks’ history. The walk lasts approximately one hour, requires no registration, and is included with paid admission to the state park.

Shop for local grass-fed beef and pork delivered to Ponte Vedra Beach.

Browse fresh pico de gallo, authentic guacamole, ceviche, sweet and savory mango salsa, and crunchy corn chips. These flavorful options are suited to weekend snacking, parties, and family get-togethers.

Browse a collection of treasures and seasonal finds, including fall decor and items for Thanksgiving and Christmas, inside and on the porch.

At Sherry’s Art Studio Palm Coast, artist Sherry leads a hands-on workshop where participants craft a beach-themed snowman measuring 18 inches tall. The design is built from five separate wooden sections, with each piece painted and then assembled into a festive centerpiece with coastal character. Instruction covers techniques for adding texture and sparkle using shells, sea glass, starfish accents, nautical rope, and a touch of artistic fire and ice to bring the snowman to life. All supplies are included so the focus stays on creativity. The experience welcomes both seasoned artists and first-time crafters, and the finished piece works beautifully as coastal holiday decor or as a one-of-a-kind gift for beach lovers.

Take part in an individual handicap bowling tournament featuring four games, with the lowest-scoring game dropped. The top three bowlers will win a 14–16 lb turkey. The tournament costs $25 per person and is open to authorized personnel with base access. It is not open to the general public.

At The BART on Aviles, this stop on First Friday Art Walk features a performance by Za Za Flamenca, followed by music from Ken at Jensen's Pottery and his band. Complimentary wine will be available, and neighboring galleries provide additional art to see throughout the walk.

Food Truck Friday features Jimmy Sexton, PW, Chuckie, and Alexei, along with activities planned by the promotional team. Guitars for Kids will be there to support aspiring musicians, and Lisa Lu and her crew will have harmonicas and ukuleles for children. Guests are encouraged to bring an unwrapped toy for Tad to pass along to Santa.

The GLASS! exhibition features stained glass artist Kevin Forsythe and glass artist Jeff Finnan. Forsythe has 47 years of stained glass experience, creating pieces that use line, color, and texture to suggest movement. His subjects include nature, coastal scenes, abstract designs, and antique automobiles. Finnan works with techniques including glassblowing, sculpting, and incorporating pulled glass cane into blown pieces. He has also developed a method for shaping glass into oyster-like forms.

Celebrate fall with the Fishweir Elementary community at its annual festival, featuring an evening centered on seasonal fun, family, and community. Wristbands are available for purchase, with more information about advance purchases and event-day details to come.

An evening of celebration, inspiration, and connection honoring the achievements of people with intellectual and developmental differences. The gathering also recognizes the supporters, advocates, and friends who help make meaningful opportunities possible.

Intera presents a special series of yoga classes led by guest instructors from Inner Guidance Yoga School’s foundational 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training program. The series features instructors Avery, Emily S., Claudia, Megan, Emilie V., and Cat. All are welcome.

An evening of murder, mystery, and pirate intrigue unfolds as the Seawolf Privateers present an interactive murder mystery dinner built around a coveted treasure. Audience members follow the clues from their seats, question what they see, study the suspects, and try to crack the case before the final reveal. The experience includes dinner along with a cash bar, a silent auction, and games of chance throughout the room. Early bird tickets are $55 and regular tickets are $60. The event supports local foster and displaced children in the community.

Enjoy live music with Eric Alabiso alongside all-day two-for-one domestic drinks, happy hour specials, and a discount on a 10-piece offering.

Experience a relaxing sound bath featuring soothing vibrations and instruments from around the world, including Tibetan bowls, Peruvian medicine drums, island sticks, and crystal instruments. The vibrations are intended to support deep relaxation and help the body access its individual healing power. The session is led by Ryann Tillman, an E-RYT 500 and YACEP with training in prenatal yoga, yin yoga, and sound healing. Participants can expect to leave feeling relaxed and recalibrated.

Guests are welcome to see Zack Lukens at Orioles Nest #324. There is no fee, and guests should sign in with the bartender.

Spirit Circle offers a space for healing, intuition, and deeper inner knowing. The gathering begins with grounding, prayer, breath, and somatic practices to support energy shifts and body alignment, then moves into intuitive and energetic work focused on feeling, reading, and trusting what is already within. The experience is designed to help participants awaken their own intuitive awareness.

Enjoy a great dinner and show.

One Piece players can compete in a weekly constructed TCG tournament using a best-of-one Swiss-style format, with rounds based on attendance and top standings. Registration requires the Bandai TCG+ app. Entry is $10, and prizes include store credit for top scorers, the newest promotional pack for participants while supplies last, and Winner Packs for the top four players. Players may call a judge for help with rules questions during the tournament.

Pianist Scott Watkins presents an all-American recital exploring more than a century of piano music, from Edward MacDowell’s sweeping Piano Sonata No. 1, “Tragica,” to Howard Hanson’s lyrical and intensely Romantic Piano Sonata in A minor. Watkins made the world premiere recording of Hanson’s sonata after its manuscript was discovered in 2007, helping bring the work back into the American repertoire. The program concludes with the world premiere performance of a new Piano Sonata by Jacksonville composer Benjamin Shorstein. The recital connects works inherited from the past with music newly discovered and created. It is free and open to the public.

North Florida bluegrass musicians Alan Dalton and Terry Campbell bring respect for traditional music and a love of new sounds. They are available to perform as a duo, trio, or full band.

Enjoy a weekly silent disco with three music channels, including hits from past decades, recent hip-hop and pop, and a request hotline. Headphones let guests switch channels at any time and choose their preferred volume, with music available in indoor and outdoor spaces. Headphone rental is $10, and the first 30 guests receive free rental for the night. The event is for ages 21 and up, with ID checks at the door. The venue is accessible with mobility devices through the front entrance, except for the farthest end of the back patio.

Explore handmade gifts, artisan goods, and delicious treats created by local makers in a picturesque setting at Francis Field. The vendor lineup changes from weekend to weekend, bringing fresh finds and new faces each time. Internet access is available to help make purchases smooth and convenient. Watch for sneak peeks of vendor offerings and event updates. For inquiries, email stevenpaulsignup14@gmail.com.

This free, timed 5K run and walk takes place on Jacksonville’s Westside along the Jacksonville-Baldwin Rail Trail, with the start and finish at Halsema Trailhead. Runners, walkers, spectators, and volunteers are welcome. Register through parkrun before attending, and remember to bring your barcode.

At North Beach in Saint Augustine’s Vilano Beach area, this surf gathering welcomes active duty service members, veterans, first responders, their families, and anyone who loves the ocean. Participants receive guidance from experienced surfers on key fundamentals such as surfing etiquette and common lingo, proper paddling techniques, and how to stay safe and respectful in the lineup. Beginners are encouraged, and the atmosphere stays friendly, supportive, and fun so newcomers can focus on the joy of catching waves. The organizers also fundraise to provide surfboards and paddleboards to veterans and first responders through nonprofit efforts, helping more people get on the water. Bring a beach chair, a towel, sunscreen, and plenty of stoke. The event is held rain or shine.

Explore Salt Run on a guided paddle with instructors sharing local wildlife, history, and coastal stories along the way. At the St. Augustine Lighthouse, climb to the top for scenic views, explore the Maritime Museum, and enjoy the exhibits at your own pace. Transportation back to Anastasia State Park is included. Park entry is not included.

ArtiSUN Markets presents the 2nd Annual St. ARTistine Art & Food Festival at St. Francis Field in St. Augustine, celebrating local creativity and flavor. More than 200 vendors showcase handmade goods and gifts, original artwork, and creations from artists, crafters, bakers, and authors. A dedicated food court and food trucks offer a wide range of regional eats and treats, and performers provide unique entertainment, including options for children. Admission is free, the focus is on handmade work and small, independent businesses, and direct-sales or MLM vendors are not included. This all-ages gathering offers plenty of ways to discover one-of-a-kind finds and get a head start on holiday shopping.

Fort Mose First Harvest Celebration brings the past to life in St. Augustine. The day starts with a welcome and prayer alongside a militia musket demonstration, continues with a historical presentation by reenactors, offers time to meet and talk with them, and concludes with a closing ceremony. Costumed interpreters present daily life in 18th century Spanish Florida, while colonial cooking demonstrations provide tastes of dishes that blend Black, Spanish, and Native American traditions. Displays of traditional trades and crafts create a market style atmosphere that echoes the autumn harvest of the settlement founded in 1738. All dogs must remain on a leash, and be mindful that musket fire will occur, which may be difficult for pets sensitive to loud sounds.

Hosted by Porsche Jacksonville, this gathering honors women across the Porsche community, from passionate enthusiasts to owners and admirers of standout design and the joy of driving. Expect a thoughtfully curated setting with seasonal accents, light refreshments, and themed photo moments. The focus is the Cayenne Electric launch, with additional current Porsche models on display. Everyone is welcome, whether you arrive solo to connect with others or come with friends or coworkers. Suggested attire is dressy or smart casual.

This Overeaters Anonymous meeting is closed and co-ed. The weekly format varies by week of the month: the first week focuses on the Big Book, the second is the leader’s choice, the third covers the Step of the Month from OA 12 & 12, and the fourth features a speaker or, if there is no speaker, the Tradition of the Month from OA 12 & 12. If there is a fifth Saturday, the format is the leader’s choice.

Explore a community market bringing together local small businesses, handmade goods, treats, and creativity. It’s a place to shop local and support local businesses.

Explore Jax Core’s Yollie leads a free guided walking tour at Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing Park. The tour is open to the public. Bring comfortable walking shoes, curiosity, and a friend.

The 21st annual Buddy Walk Carnival at Town Center features a day filled with games, prizes, and concessions, along with a scenic walk around the lake in support of Down Syndrome Self-Advocates.

Celebrate KUMOPOP’s grand opening with a storewide discount, free raffles, and giveaways featuring a Pokémon TCG x Santa Cruz skateboard deck, figures, gift cards, and more. Explore a collection of anime, collectibles, apparel, K-pop, and pop culture merchandise.

Celebrate hardworking community leaders and deserving students as they receive awards and scholarships. Refreshments will be served, and Sunday best attire is requested.

Compete in a four-game Baker Handicap Doubles Tournament featuring adult and youth divisions, with no gender requirements. Choose from two squad options, and re-entries are available. Entry is $40 per team per squad, with an optional scratch division add-on for $10 per team.

Enjoy an outing featuring music, food, drinks, and fun.

A Flock of Seagulls performs at Ponte Vedra Concert Hall in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL.

Alan Dalton and Terry Campbell bring northern Florida bluegrass to The Milltop Tavern & Listening Room in St. Augustine, blending time-honored roots with fresh, contemporary influences. Their music reflects a deep respect for tradition balanced with an ear for new ideas. They also perform in formats that range from a pair to a trio or a full band.

Stand-up comic Ben Bankas brings bold humor, sharp observations, edgy punchlines, and high-energy delivery for a comedy performance filled with laughs.

Kushavas Creations will be at the market, featuring crochet art from its youngest vendor.

Build confidence in maintaining and repairing bicycles through a beginner-friendly, hands-on skill share. Learn practical basics such as fixing flat tires, checking tire pressure, adjusting brakes and gears, caring for chains, inspecting bolts and safety, and troubleshooting common problems. Participants can bring their own bike or work on a shop bike, with tools provided. All skill levels are welcome, and no prior experience is needed. The sessions encourage learning by doing, sharing knowledge, and keeping more bikes rolling.

Service industry workers can enjoy 25% off at Kava Kula on Sundays. Whether you bus tables, turn wrenches, prepare meals, or work in another role serving others, this offer is meant to make the end of the weekend a little brighter.

Explore handmade goods from Jacksonville’s local artisans, including jewelry, candles, woodwork, and paintings.

Keep the weekend going with a special pairing of an Irish Breakfast Shot and a Macanudo, along with specials on Bloody Marys, domestic beer buckets, and bottles of champagne. Live music adds to the Sunday festivities.

This in-person, small-group class for ages 3 to 6 turns etiquette into an imaginative royal adventure. Inspired by the legend of King Arthur and the traditions of a royal court, children move through a guided experience with movement, storytelling, and hands-on activities that nurture character and early leadership. Young participants practice kind language and respectful communication, build awareness of personal space, learn to follow directions and listen right away, and use polite phrases such as please and thank you while speaking with confidence. They also develop patience by taking turns and sharing, then put early table manners into practice during a guided tea time. The session features royal-themed games, interactive stories, and a beautifully curated tea service that brings each lesson to life. Dress-up is encouraged, with princess and prince attire welcome. Adults may attend, though it is not required, and there is a designated area where parents can observe and stay nearby if a child needs support.

Celebrate the early holiday season with an afternoon of fall-inspired shopping at The Sunday Market at Mandarin. Browse handmade goods, gifts, fashion, candles, sweet treats, fresh finds, and more from local makers and businesses. It’s a chance to shop small, get a head start on holiday gifts, or enjoy a Sunday outing with family and friends.

This open, co-ed Marijuana Anonymous meeting welcomes members and non-members. Participants read together from MA’s Life with Hope book and related literature, sharing the program’s tools and experience. Marijuana Anonymous is a peer-support recovery program based on the 12 Steps, where people with experience support others seeking recovery. You do not need to have everything figured out, only a desire to stop using.

Build your West Coast Swing skills in an intermediate dance class with Billy Ray Shaver. No experience or partner is required, and everyone is welcome. Classes are $10 each.

Cedar Bridge Foundation presents its second annual charity golf tournament at Grand Haven Golf Club, uniting the community for a day of friendly competition with a purpose. The event benefits individuals with exceptional needs and unique abilities, including those with developmental disabilities, autism, intellectual disabilities, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome. Proceeds support life skills education, social engagement, community programming, and advocacy that foster independence, connection, and fulfillment. The day features 18 holes of golf with breakfast and lunch. Golfers, sponsors, and volunteers all contribute to expanding opportunity and belonging. Sponsorships are available and players are needed, and every shot helps build brighter futures and stronger communities.

Artist Sherry leads a seasonal glass art workshop at Sherrys Art Studio Palm Coast, where participants design a festive Oh Christmas Tree creation on an 8x10 glass frame layered with a vintage version of the classic carol’s sheet music. The project highlights distinctive textures and sparkle using fire and ice effects, pearls, and shells, and every supply is provided so the focus stays on creating. Completed pieces require about two hours to cure and will remain at the studio for finishing. Suitable for both experienced artists and newcomers, this hands-on session offers a warm way to honor the season and craft a personalized keepsake with guidance from Sherry.

St. Joseph Academy’s 46th Annual Golf Tournament, presented by St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park, takes place at The Golf Club at South Hampton. Golfers will enjoy the club’s recently renovated course while supporting St. Joseph Academy and its students. Players can enter as a single or form a foursome, and sponsorship opportunities are available. Entry is $150 per player and $600 per foursome, with sponsorships starting at $250. The tournament features a shotgun start, with awards and a hospitality tent after play. Registration includes golf and cart, range balls, lunch, a goodie bag, a complimentary drink on the course, a Comeback Pass, and access to the hospitality tent. SJA families may apply qualifying sponsorships toward their service-hour commitment.

An inviting circle dedicated to restoration, meaningful connection, and fresh energy. Caregivers are welcome to pause, breathe, and share in a supportive setting while finding balance and calm. Together, participants focus on mutual support through shared stories, practical approaches to caregiving and easing stress, mindful self care with room for personal renewal, and a genuine feeling of belonging and being understood. The aim is to nurture a compassionate community where caregivers are seen, heard, and lifted up. No one has to carry the load alone. This is a place to recharge and tap into inner strength. Each gathering offers gentle grounding or relaxation practices, open conversation, and encouragement to weave small daily acts of kindness toward oneself into everyday life.

Designed for local business owners, company leaders, and decision-makers, this family-friendly gathering with V for Victory focuses on connection, community, and meaningful local impact. The evening features a casual dinner and thoughtful conversations, along with a chance to hear directly about how V for Victory supports local families facing cancer through meals, everyday services, and moments of comfort. As part of the Mondays That Matter series, it also offers information on becoming a V for Victory Business Partner to help families feel supported, cared for, and less alone throughout their cancer journey.

The Garcia Project brings its celebrated Jerry Garcia Band recreations to The Original Café Eleven in St. Augustine Beach for the first of two unique nights. Known for mirroring complete classic setlists from 1976 through 1995, the band captures the spirit, energy, and flow of full shows from that era. This engagement unfolds in an intimate room where every seat sits close to the stage and the connection between performers and audience feels immediate. Each night will feature a different setlist, offering two distinct trips through the Jerry Garcia Band songbook. Attendance is limited each evening, and those who take in both performances will receive a complimentary limited edition commemorative poster created specifically for this run. Former Jerry Garcia Band vocalist Jacklyn LaBranch has praised the group for conveying the feeling of singing these songs alongside Garcia. All ages are welcome, with attendees under 18 required to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. A $5 fee will be charged at the door for guests under 21. Reserved table seating and general admission standing room are available. The kitchen serves food until the performance begins, after which drinks and desserts are offered. The venue opens beforehand for dinner and drinks, with a daily half price happy hour available prior to events.

The Morning Blend is a new monthly networking event in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL that brings people together around art, Kookaburra Coffee, and meaningful conversation. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring business cards.

Learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing in a beginner-friendly series that guides you through the full pottery process, from shaping clay to glazing your finished pieces. Each session includes demonstrations and individual support so you can build skills and confidence at your own pace. The first two weeks focus on throwing on the wheel, including centering, pulling walls, and creating basic forms. The third week is devoted to trimming to refine and clean up your pieces. The final week covers glazing with food safe finishes to add color and complete your work. All materials and firings are included.

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the cult-classic sci-fi musical comedy Little Shop of Horrors with a screening hosted by Ellen Greene, who originated the role of Audrey in the stage musical and starred in the film adaptation. The story follows florist Seymour Krelborn, whose man-eating plant, Audrey II, brings fame to his Skid Row shop while demanding increasingly human sacrifices. An exclusive meet-and-greet package includes signed memorabilia and photo opportunities.

The Garcia Project brings faithful recreations of classic Jerry Garcia Band concerts to The Original Café Eleven in St. Augustine Beach with a special two-night run. The second night features a completely different setlist from the first, offering another journey through the band’s 1976 to 1995 repertoire, performed in the spirit and structure of the original shows. Former Jerry Garcia Band vocalist Jacklyn LaBranch, who sang with the group from 1982 to 1995, has praised the way this band captures the feeling of performing these songs. Café Eleven’s intimate setting places listeners close to the stage, creating a setting where the connection between performers and audience is part of the experience. Capacity is limited each night. Guests who attend both performances receive a complimentary limited-edition commemorative poster made exclusively for this engagement. All ages are welcome, with those under 18 accompanied by a parent or guardian. A $5 fee is charged at the door for guests under 21. Reserved table seating and general admission standing room are available. The kitchen serves food until the performance begins, after which drinks and desserts remain available. The venue opens ahead of showtime for dinner and drinks, and a daily half-price happy hour is offered.

Begin the day gliding across Salt Run on a calm, guided paddle as the sky brightens above surrounding dunes and salt marsh. Watch for dolphins, seabirds, and other local wildlife along the way. This easygoing outing welcomes both first-timers and seasoned paddlers, and includes a kayak or paddleboard, safety gear, brief instruction, and a tour led by experienced guides. Expect beautiful sunrise views and the chance for wildlife sightings. Advance reservations are required, a park entry fee applies, and launch times may shift with sunrise conditions.

Recharge and refuel with a wellness pick me up at Good Vibes Nutrition Of Palm Coast, now available with expanded availability so you can choose a morning or later session. For 20 dollars, each attendee receives a 10 minute chair massage from MJ of iCare Massage & Travel along with a 20 ounce shake of their choice from Good Vibes Nutrition. Whether starting the day or seeking an afternoon lift, expect a relaxed, refreshed feeling with plenty of positive energy. The focus is on self care, community and good vibes, and attending with a friend is welcome.

Gain clarity on Medicare in a complimentary 45-minute workshop presented by the U.S. Retirement Education Association, created for people approaching age 65. The session explains how Parts A and B work, what costs to expect, whether enrollment is required, options for keeping an employer plan, what plan choices may be available in the area, and how spouses can select different coverage. The featured speaker, Jonathan Adams, is a Florida fiduciary and insurance advisor with more than 25 years of experience who works with Florida Retirement Group. He holds an MBA from Stetson University and brings a background in sports management and kinesiology, along with years of coaching, to his approach to retirement education. This event focuses solely on education, without sales pitches or discussion of specific plans. Participant information is kept confidential, and a valid email and phone number are requested for confirmation. Seating is limited. The organizers note they do not represent every plan in the area and currently work with 12 organizations that offer 87 products. For wider comparisons, consult the official Medicare website, call 1-800-MEDICARE, or connect with your State Health Insurance Program. By submitting your information, you agree to be contacted by a licensed representative of the U.S. Retirement Education Association and may receive text messages. Personal information will not be sold.

Take time to unwind after the workday with a sound bath in a tranquil salt cave. Relax in a zero-gravity chair amid the soft glow of Himalayan salt and listen to crystal singing bowls, chimes, an ocean drum, and other therapeutic instruments. The experience includes halotherapy and immersive sound therapy, and is designed for busy professionals, caregivers, healthcare workers, and anyone seeking a pause between work and the rest of the evening. Beginners are welcome. The session is facilitated by Adriana Dobbs of Serenity Sounds. This is an allergen-free environment, so please avoid fragrances and other strong scents.

At The Florida Theatre, celebrate the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson and David Bowie’s Labyrinth with a concert presentation that pairs the complete film on a huge HD screen with a live rock band featuring synth and percussion. Vivid lighting evokes the journey to the Goblin City while the music is performed live, highlighting the cult classic’s memorable songs, beloved characters, and striking visuals in a seamless blend of cinema and concert.

St. Johns BFF presents a co-ed Sandwich Social at The Cove at St. John’s, bringing business owners and entrepreneurs together for an in-person lunch networking experience. Attendees connect and collaborate, build meaningful relationships, and focus on practical ways to grow their businesses. The gathering highlights creating a dependable referral network that supports shared success.

Hosted at The Glass Factory, this third annual gala champions Fourth and Gold’s mission to fund life saving childhood cancer research. Every ticket and auction bid supports the cause, helping advance studies that are already shaping treatments in hospitals today. In under five years, the community has contributed more than $526,000, and this evening honors that momentum while working to push the mission forward. Attendees can plan to dress up for a night centered on hope for kids facing cancer.

At St. John the Divine Greek Orthodox Church, a weekend gathering centers on traditions rooted in faith, family, and community. Guests can enjoy food and baked sweets, live musical entertainment, cultural showcases, and tours of the church, all shared in a warm atmosphere that connects generations. It is a welcoming experience for first-time visitors as well as those who return each year.

Back Alley Cadillac performs classic rock and blues at MrChubby's Wings in Ponte Vedra, creating a dinner party vibe and a fun night of live music.

Floyd Nation brings The Inner Light Tour to The Florida Theatre with a powerful, all-encompassing concert shaped by the Pink Floyd legacy that influenced a generation. Classics such as Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb, Time, and Another Brick in the Wall are featured, delivering the sound, feeling, and atmosphere audiences anticipate while reaching far beyond a typical tribute. Their new album, Inner Light, recorded in part at Abbey Road Studios, fuels the concept for this tour. The performance blends the group’s original pieces with Pink Floyd’s most renowned songs into a flowing set that feels familiar yet new. Rather than reproducing every note, the band focuses on the spirit of the music, giving it room to grow in real time. Extended sections, fluid transitions, and mindful improvisation bring a sense of discovery throughout the show. An immersive production heightens the journey. Layered lighting, atmospheric projections, and cinema-inspired staging reshape the space into a living environment that draws the audience into the heart of the music. The result is a performance paced with intention, offering the staples listeners expect, revealing lesser-known selections for devoted fans, and introducing new material that broadens the story, all delivered by accomplished musicians dedicated to both authenticity and innovation.

Glory energizes Club 51 with a dinner and dance night built around hit songs by female artists. Open to the public, with reservations available by calling (386) 446-5632. Enjoy a meal followed by an upbeat dance floor soundtrack for an uplifting evening of music and fun.

At Ripley's Believe It or Not! in Saint Augustine, this community walk brings people together to support those affected by ALS and the families who face the disease every day. The emphasis is on unity and momentum, turning each step and every contribution into help for neighbors in the community. It is more than a walk, it is a movement powered by participants, teams, and friends standing side by side for a cause that matters.

The Florida Key Lime Pie Festival features pie eating competitions, performances, food trucks, and more.

Celebrate the holiday season at First Coast Cultural Center with a festive marketplace featuring familiar vendors and newly added merchants from the local community, across the country, and abroad. Browse locally made and handcrafted goods such as woodwork, accessories, jewelry, sweet treats, apparel, footwear, glass art, and other unique finds. This yearly market is well loved in the community and brings a wide mix of local, national, and international offerings together in one spot.

Browse a selection of flowers, bushes, and other plants for your home, patio, or garden, with new varieties featured each month. Florida native plants may be available, and some plants are propagated and grown in the park by the Friends of Washington Oaks. Bring reusable bags or containers for your plants, and cash to help speed up purchases. Proceeds benefit improvements to the park’s existing and new facilities. The sale is free with paid state park admission.

Returning this year with fresh excitement, this hallmark K9 competition brings together outstanding teams for high energy challenges and skill demonstrations. Participants highlight teamwork, strength, and precision as dogs and handlers navigate each course. The atmosphere centers on friendly competition, community support, and lasting appreciation for the teams that help keep people safe.

The Edge family is hosting a free fall festival for families in Green Cove Springs, Fleming Island, and Lake Asbury, with everyone welcome. Activities include face painting, pumpkin painting, a pumpkin carving station where guests can bring their own pumpkin, bobbing for apples, a piñata, a candy corn guessing game, a photo station, a balloon pop game, and cornhole. DJ Austin Edge will provide the music. Grazing Bees will be one of two food trucks and will offer a kids’ special of two hot dogs and chips for $8. The festival will take place on fenced private property with an acre of land. A beer and wine station is a possibility.

O.A.R. brings its Three Decades Tour to The St. Augustine Amphitheatre with Gavin DeGraw and KT Tunstall. The platinum-certified band from Rockville, Maryland has achieved two sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden, a dozen performances at Red Rocks, platinum and gold records, and a turn on the New Year’s Eve stage in Times Square, all while building a devoted fan community. The group features Marc Roberge on lead vocals and guitar, Richard On on lead guitar and backing vocals, Chris Culos on drums, Benj Gershman on bass, and Jerry DePizzo on saxophone and guitar with backing vocals, joined by Mikel Paris on keys, backing vocals, and percussion, and Jon Lampley on trumpet and backing vocals. Their tenth studio album The Arcade signals a new chapter.

The show is built entirely on audience requests. Songs are chosen in real time, and the setlist evolves with what people want to hear from start to finish.

Glory Days presents a night of standup at Cafe Eleven in St. Augustine featuring Texas-born, New York-based comedian Jason Salmon with Mia Jackson. There are two performances to choose from. Salmon has brought his comedy to audiences around the world, including shows for the troops in Europe, South America, and Afghanistan. His special, Biscuits and Gravity, is on YouTube, and his credits include Red Dead Redemption 2, Orange Is the New Black, HBO, Comedy Central, At Home with Amy Sedaris, Hulu’s Wu Tang Clan series, and 30 Rock. Seating options include VIP spots in the first two rows as well as general admission. Attendees must be 18 or older, and guests under 21 will be charged a $5 cash fee at the door. Smoking is not permitted inside the venue. All times are subject to change, and all ticket sales are non-refundable unless the show is cancelled. Entry is a revocable license and includes acknowledgment of health and safety risks.

Eddie B brings his teacher-centered stand-up to The Florida Theatre, building on the viral momentum of his video series What Teachers Really Want to Say that resonated with educators nationwide. That breakout led to packed comedy clubs, theaters, and arenas on tours like Teachers Only Comedy Tour and I’m Already Professionally Developed, followed by virtual performances when live shows were paused. He then returned to stages with the Teachers Only Summer Break Tour. Sharing the classroom perspective of an actual teacher, he delivers unfiltered, true-to-life humor that captures the frustrations and laughs of school life for audiences in the United States and beyond.

Browse local vendors offering handmade goods, unique gifts, home décor, baked treats, boutique items, crafts, and more. The market provides an opportunity to shop from local small businesses, artists, and entrepreneurs. Bowling specials are also available, with one-hour and two-hour options that include shoes.

An energetic car show in Jacksonville brings together import, domestic, European, JDM and stance builds. Expect featured cars, music and complimentary giveaways in an upbeat atmosphere. This family friendly gathering welcomes all ages and takes place at the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center.

Presented by FT and PMA Entertainment, this concert features Here Come the Mummies at Ponte Vedra Concert Hall in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL. The eight piece funk rock troupe performs in mummy wraps and delivers a high energy, horn fueled show built on tight rhythms and sly humor. They have supported or shared bills with P Funk, Al Green, Mavis Staples, KC and the Sunshine Band, and Cheap Trick, appeared at Super Bowl Village, made recurring visits to The Bob and Tom Show, popped up on That’s My Jam with Jimmy Fallon, and performed at major festivals including Summerfest, Summer Camp, Common Ground, Musikfest, Suwannee Hulaween, and Bluesfest Byron Bay. Expect guitars, bass, keys, drums, saxophones, trumpet, layered percussion, and stacked vocals driving a set of dance ready tunes and theatrical fun.

The Steepwater Band brings its Chicago-rooted blend of gritty blues and swaggering rock to The Original Cafe Eleven in St. Augustine Beach for a seated show. Building a deep catalog since 1998 through countless gigs, the group pairs raw power with heartfelt storytelling for songs that move both the body and the heart. All ages are welcome, and anyone under 18 must be with a parent or guardian. Guests under 21 will be charged a $5 fee at the door. Table seating is held for reserved seat ticket holders, while general admission offers access to an open seating area with no assigned seats. The kitchen serves food until the performance starts, after which drinks and desserts are available. The venue opens ahead of the show for dinner and drinks, with a daily half price happy hour leading up to showtime.

This community-focused golf tournament brings together friends, coworkers, and clients for a day on the course that benefits local students and advances the mission of Young Life in the community. Players can register and sponsors are welcome, with the flexibility to field a team, sponsor the event, or do both. Every entry helps sustain a ministry that creates meaningful experiences for youth, uniting golf and community purpose to make a difference with every swing.

Enjoy a hands-on art session with Sherry at her Palm Coast studio, where you will create a cheerful snowman on an 8x10 canvas. The workshop explores a range of techniques and materials that help transform a blank surface into a character full of seasonal charm. It is welcoming to beginners and rewarding for experienced artists, with friendly guidance throughout. Space is limited. Participants can experiment with playful elements to personalize their snowman and leave with a finished piece that brings a touch of winter magic home.

Meg Cabot, the New York Times bestselling author of The Princess Diaries, will give a free public lecture, followed by a Premier VIP Experience featuring a book signing and meet-and-greet opportunities. The speaker’s views are their own and do not necessarily represent those of Flagler College, which values the free exchange of ideas and respectful communication in alignment with the Chicago Principles.

Parkinson’s of Flagler Palm Coast offers a monthly support and wellness meeting for people living with Parkinson’s, their caregivers, and loved ones. It provides a welcoming setting to connect, learn, and encourage one another. Each gathering varies to reflect the community’s needs and interests. Participants may experience gentle movement activities, educational presentations with guest speakers, practical resources, open conversations, and time to share experiences and build friendships. This meeting is exclusively for individuals with Parkinson’s, their caregivers, and loved ones. June and July sessions are held at alternate locations. To receive meeting announcements and updates, call or text 386-503-2239 or email ParkyFlagPC@gmail.com.

William Elliott Whitmore brings his powerful voice, banjo, and bass drum to The Original Cafe Eleven in St. Augustine Beach. Raised on a family farm in Lee County, Iowa, where he still lives, he draws from deep folk traditions while letting blues, soul, and punk rock influences come through. Over nearly two decades he has toured across the United States and abroad, sharing stages with artists such as Frank Turner, Trampled By Turtles, Clutch, and Chris Cornell, and performing at major festivals including Stagecoach, Byron Bluesfest in Australia, and End of the Road in the UK. This is an all-ages seated show. Table seating is reserved for those with Reserved Seat Tickets. General Admission offers access to an open seating area without assigned seats. A fee is charged at the door for attendees under 21. The kitchen serves food until the performance begins, then drinks and desserts remain available. The venue opens ahead of events for dinner and drinks and offers a daily half-price happy hour.

The monthly meeting is open to the public and includes a business meeting, usually followed by a gardening or horticulture program. Learn more about the civic and community projects taking place throughout the month in Green Cove Springs.

Realtors can get an exclusive first look at the new Arezzo Model Home at Oasis at Hammock Dunes. Explore its thoughtfully designed spaces, learn about opportunities for buyers, and discover how ICI Homes can personalize a home to suit clients’ lifestyles. The evening also includes beer, wine, hors d’oeuvres, live music, networking, and Plinko for a chance to win up to $500 in cash. RSVP is required.

Ridley Scott’s cult classic, nominated for multiple Academy Awards, is presented in an immersive live to film format. Blade Runner (2007 Final Cut) appears on a large HD screen while The Avex Ensemble performs Vangelis’s iconic synthesizer score in precise sync with the 1982 motion picture. The noir story follows detective Rick Deckard, played by Harrison Ford, as he resumes hunting Replicants after four escape from the colonies and return to Earth. His mission becomes complicated when he falls for Rachel, portrayed by Sean Young, a Replicant associated with the Tyrell Corporation. This combination of concert performance and cinema brings the film’s atmosphere and sound into sharp focus for a unified experience.

East Nash Grass brings live bluegrass to Ponte Vedra Concert Hall in Ponte Vedra Beach. Skilled musicians take the stage for a special evening of music.

The Gibson Brothers bring their celebrated blend of bluegrass and country to The Original Cafe Eleven in St. Augustine Beach. Known for rich sibling harmonies and sharp songwriting, Eric and Leigh have collaborated with luminaries across Americana, from Ricky Skaggs producing their debut to David Ferguson and Grammy winner and Black Keys frontman Dan Auerbach co-writing and shaping the album Mockingbird on Easy Eye Sound alongside artists like Hank Williams Jr. and Dr. John. Their songs have been cut by Del McCoury, and releases on labels such as Sugar Hill and Rounder have earned them a shelf of bluegrass awards. Their latest album, Darkest Hour, produced by dobro master Jerry Douglas, was crafted to shine on stage and features a standout moment with Leigh singing alongside Alison Krauss on "I Feel the Same Way as You." This is a seated show. Table seating is reserved for Reserved Seat Ticket purchasers, while General Admission offers open seating without assigned spots. All ages are welcome, with guests under 18 required to attend with a parent or guardian, and a $5 fee is charged at the door for attendees under 21. The kitchen serves food before the performance starts, then switches to drinks and desserts once the show is underway. The venue opens ahead of the event for dinner and drinks, and offers a daily half price happy hour.

Artist Sherry leads a festive, hands-on workshop at Sherrys Art Studio Palm Coast where participants create UV resin and crushed glass sea turtle ornaments. Each ornament begins as a six inch wooden cutout designed for the studio, then is transformed by layering crushed glass, glitter, and UV resin into a sparkling, one of a kind holiday decoration. The color palette matches the shades shown in the preview for a bright coastal look. All supplies are included, making it welcoming for both newcomers to resin art and experienced crafters who want to make gifts or add coastal flair to home decor.

A no-cost networking event for organizations, businesses, and community volunteers. Connect with others and explore opportunities for growth.

At Sherry’s Art Studio in Palm Coast, participants will create a three-foot porch leaner sign that brings a festive welcome to a front door or entryway. The project is designed to coordinate with a hand painted pillow by Sherry and a snow themed companion sign for a cohesive holiday display. All supplies are included, and a resin finish can be added as an optional upgrade for extra shine and durability. The workshop is open to all skill levels, with friendly guidance and time to socialize. Capacity is limited, so early registration is encouraged. Leave with a personalized piece of holiday decor to enjoy for seasons to come.

Cruise the Intracoastal Waterway with Schooner Freedom Charters in search of dolphins, sharks, sea turtles, jellies, birds, and other wildlife found in Northeast Florida. Beverages are included, and guests may bring a picnic lunch. Adult and child tickets are available at different prices, with tax added.

A polished night of jazz and swing filled with enduring favorites. The program spotlights music associated with Michael Bublé, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, and other celebrated voices.

Experience the original Rocky on the big screen with Bill Conti’s score, including “Gonna Fly Now,” performed live by a full symphony orchestra. This cinematic and musical presentation brings the story’s triumphs, heartbreak, and determination to life, celebrating a franchise that has earned three Academy Awards and 10 nominations.

Experience a flavorful weekend at the Prime Osborn Center in downtown Jacksonville, where coffee and chocolate take center stage. Taste and shop your way through offerings from top coffee roasters, artisan chocolatiers, gourmet food vendors, and makers.

Ground Up Motors hosts a fall car show that can welcome about 200 vehicles. Showing a car or attending as a spectator is free, and all years, makes, and models are invited. Every entrant receives a raffle ticket for prize drawings, and the first 75 cars receive a goodie bag that includes a commemorative dash plaque. Expect free giveaways, multiple employee pick award plaques, music from DJ Frank Roberts, food trucks, and vendors. A scratch and dent section will feature special pricing, plus show discounts on shirts and an on-site order counter with discounted pricing and quick pickup for in-stock items. Updates and additional details will be shared on social media.

At the Aloft Jacksonville Tapestry Hotel, the Jacksonville Mistletoe Market offers a festive indoor shopping experience with free entry. Browse a mix of local creatives and retailers to jump start holiday gifting. The first 30 guests receive swag bags. Shoppers who make purchases from five vendors can pick up a free gift, and additional freebies are available for engaging on Facebook by liking and reviewing the event or posting a photo or video and tagging @jaxconnections. Giveaways also include chances to win $25 in market bucks by sharing the event or reserving a free ticket reminder. A nonprofit spotlight is listed as TBD, and vendor and sponsor opportunities are available.

Explore the Arezzo Model Home at Oasis at Hammock Dunes and discover its thoughtfully designed living spaces, exceptional homesites, and options for personalizing a home. Visitors can also pick up a certificate for a $25,000 new home incentive, available for contracts signed by December 31, 2026.

Learn to read the waves and cast from the shore at a surf fishing program designed for women, held on the beach behind Guy Harvey Outpost Resort in St. Augustine. Presented with Ladies Let’s Go Fishing, this experience combines instruction with hands-on practice right where the surf action happens. Each day includes four hours of coaching and fishing with Guy Harvey Resort pro guide Noel Kuhn. Registration is $85. Equipment is available if needed, or participants can bring their own. Attendance is limited to 10 per day, and attendees choose Saturday or Sunday. For a festive add-on, an optional evening golf cart tour highlights the Night of Lights with a stop to pick up a beverage. The tour is $40.

The Revivalists headline an evening of expansive, high-energy rock and soul, joined by special guests Oliver Hazard and Hunter Metts. The eight-piece band blends indie rock, soul, folk, and a touch of hip hop into a rich, full sound built on two drum kits, bass, horns, keys, and pedal steel, with vocalist David Shaw and guitarist Zack Feinberg among its members. Their recent chapter includes the album Get It Honest, a song-centered collection that leans into themes of growth, resilience, and gratitude. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket supports Rev Causes and the work of organizations focused on community well-being, gun violence reform, and environmental sustainability.

At All About Ballroom Jacksonville, a beginner friendly tango lesson leads into a milonga, a social dance party where participants can practice and connect on the floor. This monthly gathering occurs every third Saturday and is hosted by John and Ina. Admission is $20 and includes both the class and the social dance. For more information, contact Ina at 425-445-3868 or milongeuera.mardeltango@gmail.com.

Honey Hounds celebrates the 10th anniversary of their debut album No Sleep with a special performance at Ponte Vedra Concert Hall. The set highlights songs from No Sleep and includes fan favorites from throughout the band’s catalog. This single-night celebration reflects on a decade of music and memories sparked by that first record. The bill also includes Nether Hour and Twin Suns, with additional guests slated to appear.

John Violinist brings a storytelling approach to violin performance, shaped by years on stages around the world and a wide range of musical experiences. His versatile repertoire spans Contemporary, Hip Hop, Pop, R&B, and Soul. He began playing violin at age five and has grown into an internationally recognized artist whose passion for music inspires others.

Enjoy an outing featuring music, food, drinks, and fun.

Cirque Dreams Holidaze blends Broadway-style storytelling with contemporary circus artistry in a family-friendly celebration. The story follows Clara on Christmas Eve as a snowstorm threatens to keep her family away. Two spirited singers lead her into Holidaze, a vivid world filled with color, wonder, and sensational feats. She becomes part of the journey, forges surprising friendships, discovers her courage, and in a joyful turn she reunites with her loved ones, takes to the air in an elegant aerial moment, and joins the company for a finale that honors imagination, togetherness, and the holiday spirit. Newly refreshed for 2026, the production features a renowned ensemble of aerialists, deft jugglers, energetic rope skippers, and high-flying acrobats, alongside singers, dancers, toy soldiers, and reindeer. Expect new music with favorite holiday songs performed live, updated sets, shimmering visuals, and striking costumes. Broadway World invites audiences to get swept up for 90 minutes, like stepping back into cherished childhood dreams. Presented at Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts.

Bearly Dead brings its nationally touring tribute to the Grateful Dead to The Original Café Eleven in St. Augustine Beach. The concert-style performance traces the Dead’s journey from their earliest records to their final tours while weaving in classics from notable jam, rock, and funk artists. Expect danceable energy, spontaneous improvisation, exploratory jams, and inventive interpretations that honor every member of the Grateful Dead across hits, B-sides, and deep cuts. All ages are welcome, and guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Guests under 21 will be charged a $5 fee at the door. Reserved table seating and general admission standing room are available. The kitchen serves food until the show begins, then drinks and desserts are available. The venue opens before the performance for dinner and drinks, with a daily half-price happy hour.

Spend Thanksgiving at sea aboard the Norwegian Dawn on a family cruise departing from Jacksonville. The group cruise offers a chance to trade holiday cooking and cleanup for time together and sunny memories. Booking through the designated booking page is required to reserve a spot in the group block and access its exclusive perks.

At Sherry’s Art Studio Palm Coast, take part in a hands-on mixed media workshop focused on crafting a set of glass and resin sea turtle ornaments inspired by the ocean. Learn Sherry’s distinctive technique that combines hot and cool effects with wood, UV resin, and glitter to give each turtle dimension and shine. This session welcomes complete beginners as well as experienced artists and provides step-by-step guidance in an intimate studio setting. All materials are supplied, including glass, wood, resin, and glitter, so you can concentrate on the creative process and leave with personalized ornaments made by you. Enrollment is limited to keep instruction attentive and personalized under Sherry’s guidance.

A free, family-friendly gathering where local amateur musicians of all ages can play acoustic music together. The jam uses a circle format, with participants taking turns choosing a song and key and leading the group. Musicians can pass when it is their turn, and audience members and singers are welcome to listen or join in. Bring an acoustic stringed instrument without an amplifier, along with a snack, a drink, and a folding chair.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly gathering centered on live acoustic music. Local amateur musicians of all ages can bring an acoustic stringed instrument, folding chair, snack, and drink to take part in a jam circle, where musicians take turns choosing a song and key and leading the group. Amplifiers are not permitted. Audience members and singers are welcome to watch, listen, or sing along.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly acoustic jam where local amateur musicians of all ages can play together in a welcoming setting. Participants sit in a circle and take turns choosing a song and key, then lead the group in singing and playing. Singers and audience members are welcome to listen or join in vocally. Musicians can bring an acoustic stringed instrument, along with a folding chair, snack, and drink. Amplifiers are not permitted.

A high-energy tribute concert brings the legendary sound of Earth, Wind & Fire to life with rich harmonies and the classic songs fans know. Experience a celebration of their music delivered with the groove and spirit that defined the band.

Diesel is back at the Legendary Boot Hill Saloon for another appearance.