Events in St. Augustine today

This 12-week, team-based golf league offers friendly competition and cash prizes. Teams consist of two players, and all skill levels are welcome. The cost is $50 in league dues plus $25 per week per person, with one drink ticket provided each week. Activities include weekly games with skins and closest to the pin, leading into playoffs. Multiple weekend time slots are available on a first come, first served basis. The bar and restaurant are open before, during, and after play. Space is limited, and registration is handled in the pro shop.

Historical dramatist and adjunct professor Dianne Jacoby presents a one-woman performance at The Waterworks, portraying Ophelia, a Florida suffragist whose involvement in the fight for women’s voting rights is shared through engaging storytelling, character work, and period costume. This event supports the Homeless Coalition. Light snacks and beverages will be available. Tickets cost $35 for one or $60 for two.

Set out on a new Salt Run outing designed for explorers, families, and holiday fun seekers. This four hour experience begins with a guided paddle through Salt Run, where knowledgeable instructors share stories about local wildlife, history, and the coast. The journey leads to the St. Augustine Lighthouse, with time to climb for sweeping views, visit the Maritime Museum, and explore the exhibits at your own pace. When the visit wraps up, transportation back to Anastasia State Park is included, making for an easy return. Pricing is $55 and up with rental, or $35 if bringing your own boat. Park entry fee is not included.

A family-led acoustic performance from the Vegas Gray Acoustic Trio comes to The Conch House Marina Resort, featuring Pete Lieb, Lauren Lieb, and Evan Sinclaire. With a playful nod to friendly competition, they jokingly suggest they could be the best acoustic act you see that day.

Experience an intimate, upscale evening of magic and mind reading presented right before your eyes, not on a stage. Look forward to laughter, surprises, and memories you will share long after the night concludes. Tailored for couples and billed as St. Augustine’s leading experience for a romantic night out, it sets the scene for an unforgettable date. Seating is very limited and shows regularly sell out.

Catch The Fray, Dashboard Confessional, and Colony House live at St. Augustine Amphitheatre. Doors open at 5:30 PM, with the show starting at 6:30 PM.

The Fray brings the Summer of Light Tour to The St. Augustine Amphitheatre, joined by Dashboard Confessional and Colony House. This all ages concert features performances from all three acts on the same stage.

An adults-only, two-hour cruise along the beautiful waterways of St. Augustine pairs live jazz with scenic river views. Guests can enjoy artisanal charcuterie and one complimentary glass of boutique wine while the music sets the mood. HighTide Players provide the soundtrack with a mix of jazz standards and toe tapping classics. Guitarist Bill Vasileff began on piano at age seven, picked up guitar in high school, studied at the Loyola College of Music in New Orleans, and spent a decade collaborating and learning before returning to Jacksonville to perform and teach. Percussionist Kevin Bachman, known as K2, has worked as a musician for more than 35 years, from a high school garage band in Cincinnati to clubs, bars, and events across Ohio and Florida. His influences range from Miles Davis to the Grateful Dead, and together the duo brings a polished blend of melody and rhythm to the river.

This milestone edition celebrates one year of VIBES, a vinyl lounge party that brings its host to the decks alongside a lineup of weekly guest DJs at a new spot in town.

The grand opening introduces a new farmers market in St. Augustine, created to bring the community together with local artists, growers, and food lovers at a lively Sunday marketplace on the north side of the city. Look for well known names like Bee Hill Farms and Sunrise Brew Coffee, with more participating businesses to be announced. Vendor and booth applications will be available soon, and updates will share spotlights and additional details.

Set just behind Schooners Seafood House, this weekly local market offers live music and a welcoming atmosphere for families and dogs. Browse a wide range of vendors, including Sunrise Brew Coffee, fresh produce, local foods, fresh-baked bread, baked treats, honey, cheeses, seafood, and meats such as beef and chicken. Discover small-batch jams, vinegars, and hot sauces alongside juices and kombucha. Find handcrafted art and jewelry, clothing, candles, cigars, tallow products, hummus and other dips, plants, and more.

Find big savings on Mondays with 50 percent off all Marvel and DC comics. This offer applies to tabletop items only.

Participants come together to set intentions by lighting candles and speaking them aloud. Insight cards are used to invite guidance and open hearts and minds, then the gathering settles into a deeply restorative meditation. The practice may be a guided inner journey or an immersive music meditation accompanied by the healing tones of sound bowls. Contributions are welcomed as a love offering.

Discover Anastasia from a new perspective on a Salt Run adventure crafted for explorers, families, and fun seekers. This four hour outing begins with a one-way guided paddle through Salt Run, as experienced instructors highlight local wildlife and share stories about the area’s history and coast. The journey ends at the St. Augustine Lighthouse, where you can climb to the top for far-reaching views, explore the Maritime Museum, and take in the exhibits at your own pace. When you are finished, relax with included transportation back to Anastasia State Park. Pricing is $55 and up with rental or $35 if you bring your own boat. Park entry fees are not included.

Explore Anastasia State Park, part of the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, on a guided bird walk led by a knowledgeable park volunteer. The route may include the beach, boardwalks, trails, and nearby areas, with opportunities to observe seabirds, shorebirds, and wading birds. All experience levels are welcome. Dress for the weather and bring binoculars, comfortable walking shoes, and a field guide if you have one. Meet at the Island Beach Shop & Grill at the end of the main park drive. This program is weather dependent and may be canceled. Regular park admission applies: $8 per vehicle for 2 to 8 people, $4 for a single-occupant vehicle, and $2 for pedestrians, bicyclists, extra passengers, and passengers in a vehicle with a holder of an Annual Individual Entrance Pass. For more information, contact the park at (904) 461-2033.

An in-person Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional Families study and discussion meeting takes place in the meeting room at CSL First City Teaching Chapter. Open to all and held in English, it follows a Twelve Step, Twelve Tradition approach and draws from the ACA Fellowship Text and the Strengthening My Recovery daily reader to guide conversation. The group provides a respectful place for those raised in dysfunctional homes to share how abuse, neglect, and trauma have shaped their lives, to examine family patterns honestly, and to work toward healing core wounds. Discussion often explores familiar traits such as isolation, approval seeking, fear of criticism or abandonment, difficulty identifying or expressing feelings, confusing love with rescue, overresponsibility for others, and a tendency to react rather than act. The focus is on easing shame and abandonment pain, finding greater freedom in relationships, and learning to nurture oneself with the care a loving parent would offer.

The Simon’s House Food Pantry is offering free food distribution. In addition to groceries, the event also includes household products and supplies, along with resources such as health screenings, nutrition education, and prayer requests on site.

A relaxed, welcoming darts meetup at Dog Rose Brewing offers a casual alternative to league play, with no commitment required. Participants can drop in when they can and enjoy games that shift with turnout, from singles and doubles to Cricket, 301, or 501. With two cork boards and steel-tip darts, the group can mix in random draw teams and, when numbers allow, a double elimination bracket. The aim is to grow a friendly core of about eight players. Winners receive prizes and Dog Rose swag. Whether arriving with friends or on your own, the atmosphere stays social and easygoing.

Ancient City Rock delivers a high-energy classic rock show powered by both male and female lead vocals, layered harmonies, and a full band of lead guitar, bass, and drums. The performance spans iconic tracks by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Tom Petty, adds Southern rock standouts from Lynyrd Skynyrd and The Allman Brothers, and features timeless favorites from Led Zeppelin. Based in St. Augustine, Florida, this lineup brings a powerful blend that celebrates decades of rock and roll.

This weekly support group is dedicated to conversations about obsessive compulsive disorder and recovery. Meetings focus on discussing OCD and the recovery process.

A friendly group road run gathers behind the Lightner Museum, welcoming runners of every pace as well as walkers. An optional visit to dog rose may follow the run. Remember to bring water and be ready for the weather.

Glory Days Presents brings comedians Jessie "Jetski" Johnson and J Paw to Café Eleven in St. Augustine for a comedy show. VIP seating in the first two rows and general admission seating are available. Tickets are available, and buying early offers savings.

This in-person, English, open meeting for Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional Families is a discussion-focused step study that uses the ACA Fellowship Text, also called the Yellow Book, with attention to the Twelve Steps. Attendees share about the impact of growing up amid dysfunction, abuse, neglect, or trauma and how those experiences show up in relationships and daily life. The group offers a supportive, nonjudgmental setting to grieve childhood losses, examine personal and family patterns, address core wounds, release shame and fears of abandonment, and practice becoming a loving parent to oneself. Conversations may also touch on the common traits many adult children identify with, often known as the Laundry List. The meeting takes place in the meeting room at CSL First City Teaching Chapter.

Part of Concerts in the Plaza, this performance features the Dewey Via Band in downtown St. Augustine. The series revives the feel of summertime gatherings in the town square, with live music from local and regional performers and, in recognition of America 250, an emphasis on Americana sounds rooted in the nation’s musical heritage. Music fills the Plaza de la Constitución as listeners settle beneath its oak trees, and the band plays from the historic gazebo at the center of this centuries-old public space. Alcohol is not allowed in the Plaza, but bringing food for a picnic is welcome. The event is organized by the City of St. Augustine.