Events in St. Augustine, FL

A full round of golf supports The Women’s Refuge of St. Johns County, followed by a gathering at Royal St. Augustine Country Club for a meal, an auction, and raffle fun.

Now in its fourth year, this free community book festival brings a handpicked gathering of Florida authors to the courtyard of the Ximenez-Fatio House Museum in the heart of downtown St. Augustine. Attendees can browse fresh reads, connect with fellow book lovers, and celebrate stories and the literary arts throughout the day. The participating authors have been chosen, and the full lineup will be announced soon. No registration is required.

Set out on a fresh Salt Run paddling outing that showcases Anastasia from a new perspective, created for explorers, families, and anyone seeking seasonal fun. Over the course of four hours, a guide leads a one-way paddle through Salt Run while knowledgeable instructors highlight local wildlife, share history, and tell coastal stories. The journey ends at the St. Augustine Lighthouse, where you can climb for sweeping views, visit the Maritime Museum, and explore the exhibits at your own pace. When the adventure wraps up, transportation back to Anastasia State Park is provided. Pricing is $55 and up with rental or $35 if you bring your own boat. Please note that the park entry fee is not included.

Celebrating one year of VIBES, the Vinyl Lounge Party brings its host together with a lineup of weekly guest DJs at a new spot in town.

A free, family-friendly local farmers market offers live music, vendor shopping, food and drinks, and face painting for kids. Expect a welcoming atmosphere to browse, enjoy a bite, and take in some entertainment together.

A lively local farmers market set behind Schooners Seafood House offers live music each week and a welcoming atmosphere for families and dogs. Browse Sunrise Brew Coffee and a wide range of local food, from fresh produce, honey, baked goods, and fresh bread to beef, chicken, and seafood. The market also showcases art and jewelry, clothing and artwork, candles, cigars, cheeses, jams, vinegars, hot sauces, juices and kombucha, hummus and other dips, tallow, plants, and more.

At Jimmy Hula's St. Augustine, enjoy a relaxed bonsai workshop paired with the option to sip a beer with friends. Open to complete beginners and seasoned plant lovers, this hands-on session explores the art of bonsai in a welcoming setting. Led by professional bonsai artist Alex Stanford, owner of Northeast Florida's oldest bonsai nursery, participants learn core techniques to style a tree with confidence. The class focuses on tropical species that are simple to care for, even with a busy routine. After a short overview of bonsai history and fundamentals, everyone gets practical experience potting, pruning, and shaping. Each person finishes with a personalized tree to take home and nurture. Admission includes a quality pre-bonsai tree, a real glazed ceramic pot, bonsai soil, wire, drainage mesh, and fertilizer, along with step by step guidance, the use of all necessary tools, and aftercare advice with ongoing support. No prior experience or tools are needed, just enthusiasm and creativity. Space is limited. Tickets are non-refundable, and rescheduling to a different workshop day requires a $15 fee. Beer is available for purchase at the venue and is not included.

This Marijuana Anonymous meeting uses an open, co-ed literature format, inviting both members and newcomers to read together from Life with Hope and related MA materials, then share experience and practical tools from the program. Built on the 12 Steps, MA provides peer support where people who have been through it help those seeking change. A desire to stop using is the only requirement for participation.

James Taylor performs live at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre. Doors open in advance of the concert for entry.

Experience James Taylor at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre.

There is a hidden side to St. Augustine, where a tucked-away speakeasy setting becomes the stage for The Velvet Underground Show. This immersive cabaret experience blends top-tier live music, powerhouse vocals, glittering dance numbers, high-flying aerial work, and specialty performances that aim to surprise and captivate from beginning to end. Handcrafted cocktails and tasty bites accompany the spectacle, and the action unfolds in and around the audience for a fully enveloping night out. Suitable for a romantic evening or a celebration with friends, it stands out among nightlife and live entertainment options across Northeast Florida. Presented as a limited engagement with a small number of performances and seats, it is a highly sought-after ticket in downtown St. Augustine.

AEG Presents hosts a concert at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre featuring flipturn with Winyah. From early house shows at the University of Florida to sold-out venues across the country, flipturn has grown into an international indie rock act with standout sets at Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Governors Ball, plus performances alongside Two Door Cinema Club, The Revivalists, Mt. Joy, and Rainbow Kitten Surprise. After the 2022 debut album Shadowglow, the band created Burnout Days by writing in a North Carolina mountain cabin and recording in the South Texas borderlands with producer Chad Copelin. The new material blends airy atmospheres with driving grooves and was built to come alive onstage. Songs like Juno, sparked by an accidental synth sound, Rodeo Clown with its alt-pop pulse, Sunlight rising to a gritty climax, and Tides inspired by Jacksonville’s waterways, reflect themes of ambition, fatigue, vulnerability, and perseverance. The lineup includes Dillon Basse, Tristan Duncan, Mitch Fountain, Madeline Jarman, and Devon VonBalson, with Winyah also on the bill.

Now in its 20th year, the Anglers for a Cure Inshore Slam Fishing Tournament takes place at the Vilano Boat Ramp in St. Augustine, Florida. This community event brings anglers together to support the fight against colorectal cancer.

Rise Against brings Ricochet 2026 to The St. Augustine Amphitheatre alongside Alkaline Trio and Teen Mortgage. The Chicago band channels real-world anxieties into cathartic rock, building on its ninth, chart-topping release Nowhere Generation with the five-song follow-up Nowhere Generation II that blends urgent reflection with high-voltage momentum. Recent tracks including Talking To Ourselves, Last Man Standing, Pain Mgmt, and Holding Patterns showcase the group’s mix of grit and hope, propelled by roaring guitars, pounding drums, and big, sing-along hooks.

Set out on a guided evening kayak outing at Anastasia State Park, exploring Salt Run under a full moon. Calm water and the sounds of nature create a peaceful atmosphere as moonlight shimmers across the estuary. A guide shares light interpretation about the surrounding ecosystem, local wildlife, and what the park reveals after dark. From glowing water trails to the stillness of the night sky, this experience offers a different way to connect with nature. It works for a relaxing night outdoors, a date night, or a simple adventure under the stars. A park entrance fee is required for entry. Paddle launch times may vary with sunset and moonrise, and spots are limited.

Returning for its fifth year, the Sizzlin' Soirée takes place at the Fountain of Youth in St. Augustine and features a barbecue dinner prepared by Mojo's, a full open bar throughout the evening, live music and entertainment, and both live and silent auctions offering exclusive items. A few unannounced surprises are also in store. Proceeds benefit THE PLAYERS Championship Boys & Girls Club, supporting local youth with a safe place after school, caring mentors, healthy meals, and programs that help them build bright futures.

Experience the First Friday Art Walk at the BART with art, live music, and a friendly neighborhood vibe. The Sofa Band gets things started, followed by Ken from Jensen’s Pottery and his band. Complimentary wine will be available, and visitors are encouraged to explore neighboring galleries for even more creative discoveries. Expect a lively, social atmosphere throughout.

Whiskey Myers brings its gritty blend of Southern rock and country to The St. Augustine Amphitheatre, with special guest The Ransom Brothers. The East Texas band grew from a hometown following to national and international tours, taking on major festivals and sharing stages with Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hank Williams Jr., and Jamey Johnson. Early Morning Shakes reached the top of the iTunes Country chart and drew praise from outlets such as Rolling Stone and USA Today, while the follow up Mud, created with producer Dave Cobb, highlights bolder songs, raw emotion, and memorable hooks. Founding members Cody Cannon, Cody Tate, John Jeffers, Gary Brown, and Jeff Hogg have expanded the lineup with Jon Knudson on fiddle and keys and Tony Kent on percussion, adding energy and range to the live show. Their music pulls from country, rock, soul, and folk, telling stories about family, home, and resilience in songs like On The River, Frogman, and Trailer We Call Home. Expect powerful vocals, intertwining guitars, and a seasoned band delivering a set steeped in roots and rock and roll.

Gov’t Mule and Ziggy Marley share the stage at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre, with Yola also appearing. Gov’t Mule’s tenth studio album, Revolution Come... Revolution Go, highlights a sound that blends rock with blues, soul, jazz, and hints of country, paired with lyrics that consider relationships, working together, and the concerns of the moment. The group of Warren Haynes, Matt Abts, Danny Louis, and Jorgen Carlsson is known for strong songwriting and onstage improvisation, shaping sets that shift from soulful grooves to high-energy rock. This lineup brings genre-spanning performances to one venue for an evening of live music from three notable artists.

The 9th Annual Brew-at-the-Zoo launches CROCtoberfest at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm. Attendees can explore the grounds, sample craft beers, enjoy bites from local restaurants, and listen to live music, all in support of conservation. Tickets are $75 per person and $45 for designated drivers, with sales opening soon. The lineup of participating breweries, restaurants, and conservation organizations will be announced. A portion of proceeds supports The Mugger Movement Mission: Tracking Sri Lanka’s Crocodiles. Mugger crocodiles are native to South Asia and face threats from habitat loss, agricultural expansion, and hunting. Funds raised through this event will support research in Sri Lanka that examines home ranges and seasonal movements within one of the species' largest remaining populations. This collaboration between the University of Hawai'i and Sri Lanka’s University of Sri Jayewardenepura will inform conservation planning and deepen understanding of mugger crocodile ecology and behavior, helping protect both crocodiles and local communities.

Celebrate Hispanic heritage in St. Augustine, recognized as the oldest Spanish settlement in the United States, at a vibrant Taste of Latino Festival presented as the city’s official Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. The program features live music and dance performances, an emcee-led stage, and music by Vaya DJ, along with salsa and Zumba classes. Culinary contenders go head to head in the Empanada and Cuban Sandwich Smackdown, while chefs showcase favorites like Cuban sandwiches, empanadas, tacos, paella and more as they strive for recognition as the creators of the best Latin dishes and the top Latin food chef dish in the world. The festival also highlights Latino Lideres. This free family and community event takes place at Francis Field. General admission is free, and VIP area tickets are available through Eventbrite.

Experience Boz Scaggs’ Rhythm Review 2026 at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre. Ticket orders are limited to four per transaction.

Ty Myers leads The Legal Tour, joined by special guests Lanie Gardner and Benny G. The lineup highlights Ty Myers alongside guest performances from both artists.

Tedeschi Trucks Band brings its Future Soul 2026 tour to The St. Augustine Amphitheatre for a live concert.

Tedeschi Trucks Band performs at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre in St. Augustine, FL, with shows scheduled across two evenings.

Mystic Faire brings together psychics, intuitive readers, energy healers, and a range of spiritual practitioners for a day centered on insight, inspiration, and spiritual discovery. Explore personal readings, energy work, and guidance, and browse metaphysical books, gifts, and other inspirational offerings from vendors. The atmosphere emphasizes learning, connection, and encouragement, welcoming both long-time seekers and those simply curious about the mystical arts. This annual gathering takes place at the Center for Spiritual Living St. Augustine and highlights community and the possibilities that come with open curiosity. Admission is $10 at the door.

Celebrate Greek culture at the St. Augustine Greek Festival hosted at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of St. Augustine. Savor homemade dishes, pastries, and beverages from the Kouzina kitchen, Psistaria grill, Zaharoplastio sweet shop, Kafenio cafe, and Taverna bar. Enjoy live Greek music, traditional folk dancing, and other cultural performances, then browse unique finds at the Holy Trinity Agora market and St. Theodora’s Gift Shop and Bookstore. The pastry shop offers treats to enjoy on site or to take home, the Kafenio serves Greek frappes, and the Taverna features ouzo lemonada along with beer and wine for purchase. This family-friendly celebration is suitable for all ages and open to the public at no cost. Dine in, pick up takeout, or do both to keep the flavors going later.

Rise Above Fest: A Day of Hope brings people together at Adamec Harley-Davidson for a community-focused event hosted by the Demons Behind Me Foundation. The focus is on mental health awareness, reducing stigma, and offering support to those affected. Attendees can expect live music and entertainment, food and local vendors, inspiring speakers, helpful resources, and meaningful opportunities to connect. The organizers are also welcoming participation from live music performers and bands, food vendors and food trucks, event sponsors, raffle prize donors, volunteers, and community partners. The day centers on rising and healing together while turning hope into something real.

Tedeschi Trucks Band brings its Future Soul 2026 Tour to The St. Augustine Amphitheatre. This stop on the tour features a performance by the group at the venue.

CAKE performs at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre. This is an all ages event, welcoming attendees of every generation. Doors open before the show.

Set sail with Schooner Freedom Charters for a scenic cruise along the Intracoastal Waterway, watching for dolphins, sharks, sea turtles, jellies, birds, and other wildlife native to Northeast Florida. The trip departs from St. Augustine Marina. Beverages are provided, and guests may bring a picnic lunch. Tickets are $55 plus tax for adults and $35 plus tax for children ages 3 to 16.

West Augustine Keep Calm and Walk for Cancer brings the community together for a walk centered on hope, strength, and awareness. Participants can dedicate their effort in honor of someone special, in memory of a loved one, in faith, or in support of a cure. Pink and gold attire is encouraged to show solidarity. The focus is on uplifting survivors, remembering those lost, and raising awareness in the fight against cancer. Details on location and registration will be announced when available.

Ancient City Kids Day brings families together for a free, activity-packed festival coordinated by EPIC Behavioral Healthcare in collaboration with numerous partner agencies. More than 40 youth-focused organizations host games and hands-on activities, arts and crafts, and friendly contests, with live entertainment running throughout the day. Kids can pick up complimentary T-shirts and goody bags while supplies last, and parents can learn about community resources at information booths. Admission is free, and only food and drinks are available for purchase to help support the event. Recognized as one of St. Augustine’s largest youth gatherings, it offers something enjoyable for the whole family.

Turnpike Troubadours take the stage at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre with Muscadine Bloodline and Drayton Farley also on the lineup. This live show brings all three artists together on one stage.

This community walk in St. Augustine brings people together to confront suicide through awareness and mutual support. It provides a moment to remember and honor loved ones, while helping fund critical efforts focused on protecting mental health and preventing suicide.

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.

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

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 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.

A special show at The Conch House Marina Resort launches the holiday season with an island vibe, blending tropical tunes with a festive twist for a cheerful start.

Day’s Trips presents a motorcoach excursion to Saint Augustine that includes a guided visit to the Oldest Store Museum Experience and self-guided time at the Saint Augustine History Museum. After the museum stops, participants can use the included hop-on, hop-off trolley to explore the sights that interest them. Later, the group meets for the “Nights of Lights” holiday trolley ride set to Christmas music while taking in the city’s millions of lights, then returns home. The itinerary departs from Port St. Lucie with an additional pickup in Vero Beach. The price is $175 per person. Tickets are nonrefundable but may be transferred to another person. Day’s Trips, LLC is a Florida Seller of Travel, Ref. No. ST44375.