Events in St. Marys, GA

MWR Golf Tournaments bring 4-person teams to Trident Lakes Golf Club for friendly competition and the chance to meet fellow golfers. Entry is $35 for club members, $45 for active duty and retirees, and $55 for DoD civilians and guests. Registration includes 18 holes of golf, a cart, lunch, and tournament prizes. Suitable for golfers of all experience levels.

S.O.S. Al-Anon Family Group hosts an open weekly meeting at the Alachua Club in Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island. Al-Anon is a mutual support fellowship for relatives and friends of people with alcoholism, separate from AA and not intended for the person with the drinking problem. Meetings are free, confidential, and welcoming to newcomers. In a supportive setting, participants share experiences and hope, learning ways to cope with the impact of another’s drinking and to respond in healthier ways. Support is available whether the drinker in your life is still using, sober, in recovery, unwilling to seek help, or no longer present. Because this is an open meeting, family and friends are welcome, and observers such as professionals, medical personnel, students, reporters, and others interested in how alcohol affects families may attend. The meeting space is accessible for people with disabilities. S.O.S. AFG #2564 is part of North Florida District 3.

Wind down with live music from Heather and James at The Patio at 5th and Ash. Coastal charm and upbeat energy create a relaxed atmosphere that pairs well with a cool drink and good company. Set in the heart of downtown Fernandina Beach, it is a comfortable spot for friends to meet up and enjoy an unhurried evening.

Discover a twist on traditional bingo that blends playing cards with the action, and winners take home meat prizes. Strips are $5 each with a buy-three-get-one-free offer. Bring a nonperishable food item for the Salvation Army Hope House to receive a free card, and first-time players get a complimentary strip. Dinner prepared by Auxiliary members is available for a donation. As the Auxiliary’s leading fundraiser, this event supports veterans, active-duty military, and community programs.

Bar Bingo offers a playful twist with the possibility of a Let's Make a Deal style segment that can award free bingo cards. Participants are encouraged to have a few quirky items on hand in case that round happens. A helpful tip is to carry a U.S. coin minted before 1997, which can provide an early edge toward a free card.

People whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking are welcome at this open S.O.S. Al-Anon Family Group meeting in Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island. Al-Anon is a peer support fellowship for relatives and friends of people with alcohol problems. It is separate from AA and is intended for those impacted by another person’s drinking, not for the drinker. Meetings are free, confidential, and open to newcomers. Participants share what has helped them and listen to others with similar experiences, which can ease isolation, deepen understanding, and encourage taking things one day at a time. Support is offered whether the drinker is still using alcohol, sober, in recovery, unwilling to seek help, or no longer in your life. Observers are also welcome, including professionals, medical personnel, students, reporters, and anyone seeking to learn about how alcohol affects families and loved ones. The group meets at The Alachua Club in Fernandina Beach, and the space is handicap accessible. S.O.S. Al-Anon Family Group, AFG #2564, North Florida District 3.

Amelia Shotgun Sports hosts a men's league focused on skill-building, friendly competition, and camaraderie in a relaxed setting. Each week features ample time on the course, discounted pricing during league meets, and a steady cadence that helps participants grow confidence and consistency. Beginners and seasoned shooters are all welcome, with a supportive format that prioritizes practice and a positive atmosphere over pressure. For questions, contact Steve Gross at SueSteve5759@yahoo.com or 973-600-136.

A community marketplace celebrating handcrafted goods and locally grown produce, offering unique finds from area makers and growers. Browse, discover something special, and show support for the artisans and farmers in your community.

Experience gentle, oceanfront movement with a qigong class held on the beach in front of Elizabeth Pointe Lodge in Fernandina Beach. Slow, flowing sequences combine with mindful breathing and relaxation to foster balance, ease of movement, flexibility, vitality, and overall wellness. Suitable for all levels, including first-timers. The class is donation based, requires no equipment, and does not require reservations, so everyone can move at a comfortable pace. Bring water and wear comfortable clothing for a peaceful practice by the shore.

This open Al-Anon Family Group meeting in Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island welcomes anyone whose life has been affected by someone else’s drinking. Hosted by the S.O.S. Al-Anon Family Group, AFG #2564 in North Florida District 3, it takes place at the Alachua Club. There is no cost to attend, meetings are confidential, and newcomers are welcome. The space is accessible to people with disabilities. Al-Anon is a mutual support fellowship for relatives and friends of alcoholics. It is separate from AA and is intended for loved ones rather than the person who drinks. Participants share their experiences and practical tools, listen to others with similar challenges, and build understanding while taking life step by step. Because this is an open format, family members and friends are welcome, and observers may attend as well, including professionals, healthcare workers, students, members of the media, and anyone seeking to learn more about how alcohol use can affect families and loved ones.

A full day of live blues, barbecue, and family friendly fun unfolds along the water as the Southeast Blues & BBQ Festival returns to St. Marys Waterfront Park. Hosted by Women United International and A Better Community (Camden), the festival features live music, BBQ, food trucks, local vendors, and family activities that showcase community spirit in the heart of downtown St. Marys. Attendees are welcome to bring family and friends, lawn chairs, and an appetite for a relaxed day by the water.

This beachside get-together features music you love along with tasty food and cool, refreshing drinks. Settle in by the shore for an easygoing vibe and a simple mix of tunes, bites, and sips.

A lively daytime party at The Palace Saloon, celebrated as Florida's oldest bar. The focus is on day drinking and a carefree atmosphere where guests can unwind and let loose.

A seasonal breathwork and meditation immersion welcomes Leah MacClellan of Seaside Power Yoga to Centred on Yoga for a two-hour experience focused on easing stress, cultivating vitality, and moving past limiting patterns through the power of the breath. Participants explore practical breathing mechanics and physiology while gaining insight into how the nervous system can shift in measurable ways. There is dedicated time for questions and conversation. Headphones are provided from start to finish to create a fully immersive environment, and gentle rhythmic movement helps open the body and clear stagnant energy. The guided Elemental Rhythm Breakthrough Breathwork journey features intentional music streamed directly to your headphones, offering a private, inward space where you can release, feel, soften, cry, exhale, or simply observe what arises. The session closes with meditation and structured integration to support a grounded, steady, and clear state. With curated sound and real-time guidance, the experience becomes deeply personal. Settle onto your mat with blankets and bolsters and, if you wish, use an eye mask so it is just you and your breath. No prior breathwork experience is required. Whether you are brand new or experienced in personal growth work, this offering meets you where you are, and all levels are welcome. The cost is $55 per person, and registration is available through Mindbody. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing. You may also bring a personal eye covering, while the studio provides blankets, bolsters, and eye masks. For anyone seeking clarity, release, or a chance to recalibrate, this session is designed with that intention.

This free, education-focused music appreciation series at Orange Hall spotlights a different classical master each month. Each session features curated recordings paired with concise commentary that places the music in its historical and social context, along with notes on traditions and key musical elements to enrich understanding.

Tom Bennett and Ariel Vegodsky deliver a piano and vocal showcase packed with favorite songs, encouraging sing alongs and inviting the audience to be part of the performance.

Tru Phonic brings a Sunday funk set to Fernandina Beach at Tigre Island Room, delivering a high-energy blend of funk, rock, and soul from Florida. Preview their music online to get a feel for the sound before the show.

Relax with a morning drink while getting acquainted with the Amelia Island Genealogical Society and the assistance available for family history research. The Fernandina Library provides a dedicated genealogy room stocked with books and maps, along with free access to Ancestry that is co-sponsored by the library.

A dinner party featuring classic rock and blues promises an upbeat, celebratory vibe. With a ride-together spirit and a nod to Fernandina Beach, Florida, a lively night is in store.

Enjoy an evening by the campfire with a ranger leading lighthearted games and s'mores. Meet at the campground fire ring behind campsite 11, and bring your own chair for a comfortable spot by the fire. This program is free to attend.

The St. Marys Garden Club presents a fall plant sale on the grounds of Orange Hall. Plants will be available for purchase to help refresh a home or yard. The St. Marys Community Market will feature fruits, vegetables, bakery items, and unique gifts. The garden club’s area will be on the Conyers Street side of Orange Hall toward the Cook House.

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

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

The Spa at Omni Amelia Island hosts a free wine tasting experience with The Bottle Shop. Each month showcases a different wine, served with small bites and product samples in a relaxed, social setting. Bring friends or meet new people and make it a monthly midweek tradition.

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

At Amelia River Golf Club, Tee It Up Fore AIMS brings the community together for a shotgun start tournament in support of a local educational initiative. Teams head out all at once and play 18 holes with plenty of friendly rivalry and camaraderie. Beyond the round, attendees can take part in a 50/50 raffle, a silent auction, and a variety of activities, including short game and driving contests for non golfers. Additional surprises are planned throughout the day to keep the excitement going on and off the course.

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

VegeCooking partners with One More Chapter Bookseller LLC for an upbeat, culturally rich cooking mini-series inspired by Korean flavors, pop culture, and K-pop energy. Each session blends hands-on cooking with creative challenges that build teamwork, confidence, and healthy habits, all set to lively beats. The program runs as a monthly, three-class series focused on skill building, with each class lasting about an hour and a half. It is designed for ages 6 to 15, and a minimum of four participants is required for the series to proceed. Older interested participants can inquire about availability. Attendees can explore the K-pop book section before or after class. A single-class option is available for those who prefer one or two sessions.

This meet and greet for Sylvia’s Fragrance of Hope focuses on community, support, and hope. It welcomes people who are curious about the mission as well as those already connected, creating space for thoughtful conversation in a warm, uplifting setting. Guest speaker Lynnea Maystrick of Camden House will share insight and encouragement. Light refreshments will be available. Admission is free, and advance registration is requested for planning purposes. The gathering takes place at MLK Center Fernandina Beach.

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

The Amelia Island Jazz Festival opens its 23rd season with a free concert for the community. Taking the stage is the 21-piece UNF Jazz Ensemble 2 with special guests, led by Dennis Marks.

Experience a lively night of swing and jazz at the Courtyard Amelia Island Concert and Dance featuring the Les DeMerle Little Big Band with vocalist Bonnie Eisele. The sound is shaped by Jim Malmgren on trumpet and Clarence Hines on trombone, with a saxophone section led by Don Zentz and Ajax McDonell. Doug Matthews brings drive at the piano, Ricky Ravelo powers the groove, and Les DeMerle keeps the beat on drums while adding vocals. Special guest Bill Wharton, the Sauce Boss, joins on guitar and vocals. The music evokes the golden age of jazz and sets the scene for partners to take the floor and dance.

VG Music Band presents an evening of classic Latin dance music, celebrating the enduring traditions of salsa, merengue, bolero, and bachata. The set focuses on time-honored favorites designed to keep dancers on their feet and to spark a lively atmosphere. Expect familiar rhythms that invite everyone to hit the floor and revel together. Tickets are on sale.

Big Picture brings its signature style to Captain Seagle's Saloon with a mix of wide-ranging original tunes and well-known cover songs. The performance is crafted for listening while you enjoy a drink.

At Courtyard By Marriott Amelia Island, The Four Freshmen bring lively musicianship and their signature vocal harmonies to a program that spans beloved classics and newer selections. The music resonates with longtime fans seeking nostalgia as well as listeners discovering the group for the first time. The bill also includes The Les DeMerle Sound 67, featuring Les DeMerle on drums, a saxophonist to be announced, Doug Matthews on piano, Dennis Marks on bass, Bonnie Eisele on vocals, and special guests. The combination of artists promises an engaging night of rich repertoire and dynamic performances.

At Dizzy’s Den in the Harbor Room at SpringHill Suites Amelia Island, this jam spotlights bebop, blues and beyond at a popular late night event where anything can happen. Headliner concert ticket holders are welcomed at no additional cost, and tickets are also available for those who did not attend the headliner but want to experience spontaneous jazz. Musicians gather to relax after the main show, so unexpected collaborations and surprise guests are always possible. Jazz pianist Rory Ames, the 2026 scholarship recipient, is featured.

Glide along calm, scenic waters in Northeast Florida on the Lofton Creek Kayaking Trip, a guided introductory paddle led by Amelia Adventures. This relaxed outing lasts two hours and welcomes beginners as well as anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors, offering a friendly way to experience the natural beauty of Lofton Creek. Participants ages 15 and older should bring water, sunscreen, and snacks. Registration is available through Tickets & Travel. The cost is $40 per person, and space is limited.

Gunhild Carling presents a high-energy jazz showcase driven by virtuosity and charm. The worldwide favorite moves with ease among trombone, trumpet, harmonica, flute, drums, piano and more, then adds vocals and tap to create an upbeat blend of musicianship and showmanship. Her lifelong musical journey began with her family ensemble in Gothenburg, Sweden, and her performances have attracted millions of viewers online. Expect classic swing delivered with personality, inventive feats, and surprises that light up the stage... including the signature moment when she plays three trumpets at once.

Bebop, blues and more set the tone at Dizzy’s Den at Mocama Beer Company with an open jam that unfolds after the main concert. Headliner ticket holders are welcomed at no additional cost. Tickets are also available for those who did not attend the headliner but want to experience spontaneous jazz as musicians unwind and stretch out together, with surprise appearances and unscripted moments shaping the music. The session features jazz pianist Rory Ames, the 2026 AIJF Scholarship winner.

This Dixie to Swing Jazz Brunch serves as the festival finale at Courtyard By Marriott Amelia Island. Enjoy a special Jazz Festival menu while The Spare Rib Six performs a program that travels from Dixieland roots to the swing era. The lineup features Longineu Parsons on trumpet, Bill Prince on clarinet, Bill Hazlett on trombone, Mike Levine on piano, Dennis Marks on bass, and Les DeMerle on drums and vocals, with vocals by Bonnie Eisele and appearances by special guests. Previous editions have included surprise sit-ins from festival headliners, adding an element of spontaneity to the experience.

Tom Bennett and Ariel Vegodsky present a dueling pianos set at The Palace Saloon, featuring a mix of familiar tunes made for sing-alongs. Audience participation is part of the show.

Walk for Water is a community walk dedicated to helping people around the world access clean drinking water. It takes place at Summer House Realty.

A free music appreciation series held at Orange Hall celebrates a different classical master each month through carefully selected recordings. Each gathering features brief commentary on historical and social background, traditions, and the musical context of the works. Attendees can bring a chair and a picnic for a relaxed, fun experience. Period costumes are welcome, and spontaneous waltzing can be part of the evening. Presented by HEATHER & JAMES MUSIC and sponsored by St. Marys Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Meet and mingle with standout chefs and beverage specialists as they bring their signature flavors outdoors for a seaside cookout. With dunes and the ocean as the setting, guests can savor sizzling seafood, grilled and slow roasted meats, and a variety of other dishes from culinary talents based on the island and from across the nation. The experience includes plenty of wine and cocktails, desserts, and live entertainment.

Embark on a secret dining experience where the venue is shared 24 hours in advance. Guests receive final logistics the day before, then arrive at an elegantly styled setting for a multi course lunch prepared by accomplished chefs. Live music sets the tone alongside delightful beverages. This offsite experience is priced at $230, subject to service charge and tax.

Salt Restaurant sets the stage for the culminating celebration of The Amelia Island Cookout, a Master Chefs Dinner featuring a collaborative five-course menu. Each course is crafted by a master chef and reflects individual techniques, signature specialties, and a range of ingredients, building into a layered tasting experience from start to finish. Pricing is $791.67, subject to service charge and tax.

The 11th Annual Camden County Walk for Alzheimer’s brings the community together to raise awareness and funding for education and support benefiting Camden County families affected by Alzheimer’s, other dementias, and memory loss. Activities include registration, live music, and an opening ceremony at the gazebo before the walk begins. The route leaves the park through the main entrance, turns right, then left onto Osborne Road, continues to the designated turnaround at St. Marys Elementary School, and returns to the park for a total distance of about 1.4 miles. Limited golf cart seating will be available for those who want to participate but cannot walk the full route.

Enjoy an evening of live music and dancing in Fernandina Beach. The program spans more than a century, from the 1920s to today, blending the nostalgia of a big band sound with contemporary touches. A live six piece horn section and featured vocalists set the stage for a dance floor that moves through ballroom and pop styles such as Latin, waltz, foxtrot, hustle, swing, cha cha, tango, rhumba and more. It is suited for both those who want to be on their feet and those who prefer to relax and listen. A variety of ticket options are available online, including reserved tables and sponsorships for local businesses. Group rates, nonprofit discounts, sponsorships and advertising opportunities are available.

This dinner party centers on classic rock and blues and brings a cheerful, ride-together spirit. The theme nods to Fernandina Beach and sets the tone for an upbeat night of music and celebration.

A new band featuring old friends of Groove brings a lively set to Florida’s oldest and coolest bar. The performance takes place out in the Shipyard with feel good grooves and a party atmosphere.

Tom Bennett and Ariel Vegodsky present a piano show featuring familiar songs, with opportunities for sing-alongs and audience participation.

An Italian Thanksgiving themed culinary class unfolds at The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island, where chefs lead a monthly series of cooking demonstrations. Small groups gather inside Salt Restaurant for an up-close look at each preparation. After every segment, attendees taste the featured course with a paired wine, then return for the next dish. The experience wraps up with a finale from the pastry chefs.

This free educational program spotlights a different classical master each month through handpicked classical recordings. Sessions include short insights into historical and social background, relevant traditions, and the musical context that deepen understanding of the works.

Alan Dalton and Terry Campbell perform at Brackish Beer Company with a blend of traditional and progressive bluegrass alongside contemporary, acoustic country. The music centers on roots-driven sounds and acoustic arrangements.

Savor a live set of favorite hits performed outdoors at the Shipyard. This open-air show highlights well-known songs.

Keller Williams brings a two-night residency to the Tigre Island Room in Fernandina Beach. A songwriter, improviser, and one-man band, he layers guitars, bass, percussion, and live looping to create full songs in real time. These shows showcase his on-the-spot arrangements and instrumental versatility.