Events in St. Marys today

Move to the beat in a cardio drumming class that blends upbeat music, rhythmic drumming, and full-body movement for an energizing way to stay active. Expect simple, engaging patterns that keep you on tempo while building stamina and coordination. Sessions are offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Get started with sewing by making a baby quilt from the first stitch to the finishing touches. Held at St. Marys Senior Activity Center, this welcoming class supports newcomers and those refreshing their skills while building a solid foundation. Instruction covers operating a sewing machine, understanding patterns, choosing and cutting fabric, planning a project through completion, and solving common challenges that come up at the machine. With patient, stepwise guidance, you will create your quilt and leave with practical know-how and greater confidence at the sewing table. Suitable for any level of experience.

Instructor Sheri leads Cardio Drumming, a fast-paced workout that blends movement, rhythm, and music to keep you moving and energized. Expect a lively, music-driven session that makes staying active feel fun.

Bingo at the St. Marys Senior Center features a cheerful atmosphere with lighthearted competition, plenty of laughs, and chances to win prizes. Friends are welcome, and it is a friendly place to meet new people while enjoying a lively game.

Bingo returns as a popular weekly activity at the St. Marys Senior Activity Center. Enjoy lighthearted competition with three chances to win prizes, plus a fourth round of total blackout where the winner gets first in line for lunch. All are welcome, whether a seasoned bingo fan or trying it for the first time. Hosted by Manny.

Enjoy a relaxing polish session at St. Marys Senior Activity Center, where participants can choose a favorite nail color, unwind with friends, and take a little time for self-care. Space is limited, and advance registration is required. Appointments can be reserved through SchedulesPlus or at the front desk.

An open Al-Anon Family Group meeting for anyone whose life has been affected by another person’s drinking. S.O.S. holds weekly meetings in Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island at the Alachua Club. There is no cost to attend, confidentiality is prioritized, and newcomers are welcome. Al-Anon is a peer support fellowship for relatives and friends of people with drinking problems. It is separate from AA and is not intended for the person who is drinking. The focus is on learning healthier ways to respond, understanding how alcoholism affects families and relationships, and developing practical coping tools. Participants listen and share with others who have faced similar circumstances, which can ease isolation, build insight, and encourage taking things one day at a time. Support is available whether the drinker is still using, sober, in recovery, unwilling to seek help, or no longer involved in your life. This meeting is open to observers as well, including professionals, medical personnel, students, reporters, and others interested in the family impact of alcohol. The location is accessible for people with disabilities. S.O.S. Al-Anon Family Group, AFG #2564, North Florida District 3.

Amelia Shotgun Sports offers a men’s league centered on improving skills, friendly competition, and camaraderie in an easygoing setting. Beginners and experienced shooters are both welcome, with a no-pressure format that provides regular weekly sessions to build confidence and consistency along with plenty of time on the course. VIP pricing is available during scheduled league meetups, and it is also a chance to connect with other members and regulars. For details or to RSVP, contact Steve Gross at SueSteve5759@yahoo.com or 973-600-136.

A weekly running club that gets people moving, encourages new connections, and includes coffee.

Experience Fernandina's original arts market, where local creators and small vendors showcase unique handmade pieces you will not find elsewhere. Browse at your own pace, pick up gifts or keepsakes, and know your purchases support area artists. The farmers market is just a block away, making it easy to explore both on the same outing.

Enjoy a calming Qigong session on the sand in front of Elizabeth Pointe Lodge in Fernandina Beach. This beginner-focused class introduces gentle, flowing movements with mindful breathing and relaxation to support balance, mobility, flexibility, energy, and overall well-being. All experience levels are welcome, no equipment or reservations are needed, and contributions are optional. Move at a comfortable pace, bring water, and wear comfortable clothing for a peaceful experience by the ocean.

An open Al-Anon meeting of the S.O.S. Al-Anon Family Group provides a welcoming space at The Alachua Club in Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island. This fellowship serves relatives and friends of alcoholics, and it is separate from AA because it is not intended for the person with the drinking problem. The group meets each week, and meetings are free and confidential, with newcomers welcome. There is no simple solution to stop someone from drinking. Participants learn ways to cope with the challenges that come with another person’s alcohol use, gain a better understanding of how families are affected, and explore healthier responses. By sharing experiences and encouragement, many feel less alone, discover new perspectives, and focus on living one day at a time. 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 members and friends are welcome, and observers may attend as well, including professionals, medical staff, students, reporters, and anyone interested in learning about the impact of alcohol on loved ones. The location is accessible. S.O.S. Al-Anon Family Group, AFG #2564, is part of North Florida District 3.

The Honey Badgers, hailing from Fernandina Beach, bring a high-energy show with upbeat tunes and food trucks. Presented with support from Jerry Lee's Music Store and Visit St. Marys GA.

Those affected by another person's drinking will find a welcoming, confidential space at this open S.O.S. Al-Anon Family Group that meets weekly in Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island. Al-Anon is a support fellowship for relatives and friends of people with alcohol problems. It is separate from AA and is not intended for the person who is drinking. While there is no simple way to make someone stop, the program can help participants cope with the challenges, understand how alcoholism touches families and relationships, and choose healthier ways to respond. In each meeting, members talk about their experiences, what has helped, and the hope they carry, which can reduce isolation and encourage taking life one day at a time. Because this is an open session, family and friends are welcome, and observers such as professionals, medical staff, students, and reporters may attend to learn more about the impact of alcohol on loved ones. The meeting is held at the Alachua Club in Fernandina Beach, and the facility is accessible. Newcomers are welcome. This group is AFG #2564 in North Florida District 3.