This weekend in St. Johns County, FL

Intera Yoga hosts a fall sunrise session amid the serene, green surroundings of Terra Nurseries. After class, explore the nursery and pick out plants to bring home. This is a welcoming option for anyone who enjoys pairing yoga with time among plants.

Discover Anastasia from the water on a new Salt Run outing created for explorers, families, and those looking for festive fun. This four hour experience begins with a one way guided paddle along Salt Run, with instructors sharing insights about local wildlife, area history, and coastal life. On arrival at the St. Augustine Lighthouse, climb for sweeping views, explore the Maritime Museum, and take your time with the exhibits. When you are finished, transportation back to Anastasia State Park is provided. Pricing is $55 and up with rental, or $35 if you bring your own boat. Park entry fee is not included.

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.

Meet at the Haunted Coffee Shop inside St. Augustine Coffee House to enjoy spooky decorations along with seasonal coffee, matcha, and sweet treats. Afterward, make your way to the Pumpkin Patch at First United Methodist Church by walking or driving, whichever is more convenient. Expect plenty of photo opportunities. If you plan to walk, consider bringing a backpack so you can carry any pumpkins back to where you parked.

Hosted at Ragga Surf Cafe in Saint Augustine, this Silent Book Club gathering welcomes readers to bring whatever they like to read, whether that is an ebook, audiobook, comic, or textbook. Participation is free. Guests may order food or drinks if they wish, share a bit about their current read, then enjoy an hour of quiet, focused reading together. After the reading time, socializing is completely optional. Ragga Surf Cafe strives to be a warm, community minded space that pairs sustainability with great food, supporting neighbors and environmental care through local efforts and global outreach. Gatherings like this reflect that mission by contributing to work that strengthens the community and protects the environment.

Ancient City Kids Day brings families together at Francis Field for a free festival coordinated by EPIC Behavioral Healthcare in partnership with many agencies. Children can dive into hands-on fun with games and activities, arts and crafts, and friendly contests presented by over 40 youth service organizations. Giveaways for kids, including T-shirts and goody bags, are available while supplies last, and parents can connect with information about community resources. Live entertainment continues throughout the event. Admission is free, and the only cost is for food and drinks, which helps support the festival. Recognized as one of St. Augustine’s largest youth events, it offers a full day designed for families.

Release the intensity of summer and welcome the softer feel of autumn during a two-hour restorative workshop centered on slowing down and deep relaxation. The experience begins with about 45 minutes of Yin Yoga, a gentle, unhurried practice that uses foundational postures to support mobility, hydrate the body’s fascial network, and guide attention inward into a calm, meditative space. You will then settle into a comfortable resting position for a 45 minute Yoga Nidra, a guided practice that invites effortless meditation. Yoga Nidra includes creating a Sankalpa, or personal vow, to encourage a positive bhavana. Bhavana, meaning cultivating, is a way to intentionally strengthen internal feelings, energy, and attitudes. Often called yogic sleep, Yoga Nidra calms the nervous system and supports the parasympathetic response so body and mind can restore deeply without actually sleeping. The workshop closes with a soothing sound bath using crystal singing bowls and chimes to further ease the mind and body. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and layers can help if you tend to cool down in stillness. A journal can be brought for any reflections you may wish to note.

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.

At Arnold’s, Glory delivers a high energy showcase of standout hits by leading female artists, filling the night with sing along hooks and continuous dancing. The atmosphere is inviting, the bar offers ample pours, and the dance floor invites you to move.

This community yoga session is part of a special series featuring guest instructors from Inner Guidance Yoga School’s foundational 200-hour teacher training program. Emily S leads this class. All are welcome, and additional sessions in the series feature Avery, Claudia, Megan, Emilie V, and Cat.

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.

This secular circle fosters candid conversation, connection, and the sharing of wisdom across generations. It welcomes cis and trans women, as well as nonbinary and gender-expansive people who feel at home in a women-centered space. Together, participants explore how varied experiences of womanhood are shaped by culture and systems, with room to talk about relationships, identity, caregiving, bodies, work, aging, patriarchy, misogyny, and the everyday realities of moving through the world. Each gathering invites reflection on the highs and lows of the past month and on what is present in participants’ lives, with attentive listening that builds intergenerational connection. There is no set agenda. Conversations grow from what people are actually living. The space welcomes multiple truths at once, whether joy, transition, grief, anger, uncertainty, or possibility, and nothing shared needs to be fixed or turned positive. No specific expression of femininity is expected, and no previous circle experience is required. This is a true pay-what-you-can gathering. Contributions, including zero, support shared items such as snacks and drinks and may also cover materials like crafts or flowers provided by the facilitator.

Get ready to rock at Arnold's Lounge in St Augustine, Florida.

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This open, co-ed Marijuana Anonymous meeting centers on reading and discussion of MA literature, including Life with Hope, as a way to share practical tools and personal experience. Built on the Twelve Steps, Marijuana Anonymous offers peer support where people with lived experience help one another in recovery. No prior answers are required, only a sincere desire to stop using.

This guided nighttime kayak paddle explores Salt Run at Anastasia State Park in St Augustine under the light of the full moon. Paddlers move through calm, reflective estuary waters while a guide shares light interpretation about the ecosystem, local wildlife, and the park’s character after dark. Expect quiet conditions, moonlit reflections across the water, and sky views that offer a peaceful way to connect with nature. It suits a relaxed evening outdoors, a memorable date on the water, or a simple adventure under the stars. A park entrance fee is required for entry, capacity is limited, and launch times may vary with sunset and moonrise.