Quick Reference Guide

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St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches
Visitors & Convention Bureau
500 San Sebastian View, St. Augustine, Florida • www.Getaway4Florida.com
Quick Reference Guide
June - October 2009
The Quick Reference Guide is provided by the St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches Visitors &
Convention Bureau, to be used by the tourism industry staff to quickly answer questions about the area.
The Quick reference Guide is not a sales or promotional item and is not to be given to the general public.
Every effort to provide correct information was made at the time of printing,
however, should you find any discrepancies please notify Julie Voorhees at 829-1711 ext. 2001.
We make every effort to provide correct information and with your help we will meet that goal.
VCB Staff & Local VIC’s
St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches
VISITORS & CONVENTION BUREAU
500 San Sebastian View, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Phone: 904.829.1711
Fax: 904.829.6149
Toll Free Office: 800.418.7529
Toll Free Travel Planner request: 800.653.2489
Tourist Development Council: 904.209.4420
VCB Staff Listing
NAME
Barbara Golden
Brian London
Carrie Horn
Dena Masters
Erin Masters
Evelyn Vazquez
Farrah Marriott
Glenn Hastings
Jay Humphreys
Julie Voorhees
Lori Driscoll
Stacey Sather
Wanda Graves
TITLE
Communications Manager
Marketing Research Manager
Finance & Partnership Coordinator
TDC Office Manager
New Product Development Manager
Director of Sales
Sales Assistant
Executive Director VCB/TDC
Communications Director
Receptionist/Office Assistant
VP/Marketing
Creative & Advertising Manager
Sales Manager
EXT
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2003
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2009
2008
2005
2001
2010
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E-MAIL
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Updated July 6, 2009
St. Johns County Visitor Information Centers
MAINLAND
BEACHSIDE
10 Castillo Dr.
St. Augustine
904.825.1000 Open 8:30-5:30 Daily
www.Getaway4Florida.com
2250 S.R. A1A
St. Augustine Beach
904.471.1596 Open 8:30-5:30 Daily
Ponte Vedra Beach Chamber
of Commerce & Visitors Center
50 A1A North, Suite 102, Ponte Vedra Beach
904.285.2004 Open 9:00-5:00 M-Sat
Table of Contents
Frequently Asked Questions .......................................4
Parking.........................................................................5
Accommodations .....................................................6-8
Dining ....................................................................9-10
Attractions . ..........................................................11-15
ADA Accessible Attractions & Tours .......................15
St. Johns County Golf Courses .................................16
Shopping ..............................................................17-19
Nightlife ....................................................................20
Spas ..........................................................................21
Outdoor Recreation / Activities ...........................22-23
Rental Merchandise ..................................................23
St. Johns County Beach Information ........................24
St. Johns County Fishing Guide / Boat Ramps . ..25-27
WI-FI Spots with Free Internet Access . ...................28
Historical Research Library ......................................28
Area Churches & Synagogues ..................................29
Transportation Services ............................................30
I-95 Exit Listings ......................................................30
Visit Florida Welcome Centers .................................31
Florida Association of CVBs ...............................31-32
Calendar of Events (Local) ..................................33-44
Calendar of Events (Daytona) . .................................45
Frequently Asked
Questions & Answers
1. When are the cannons fired at the Castillo de San Marcos?
a. Cannon Firings at the Castillo will now be scheduled through the summer on Friday, Saturday &
Sunday at 10:30, 11:30, 1:30, 2:30, & 3:30 on all three days! 2. Where are the public restrooms in the downtown area?
a. Visitors Information Center at 10 Castillo Drive
b. Across the street from the Colonial Spanish Quarter Gift Shoppe at 33 St. George Street
c. Behind the Florida Cracker Café at 81 St. George Street
d. In the Government House Museum at 48 King Street
3. Where can I find an ATM machine in downtown area?
a. St. George Street Eatery at the head of St. George Street (by City Gates)
b. St. George Tavern at 116 St. George Street
c. Bank of America on the corner of Cathedral Place and Cordova Street
d. Wachovia Bank on Charlotte Street (near Cathedral Place)
4. How old is the city?
a. St. Augustine was founded in 1565 by Pedro Menendez to prevent encroachment of French and
English colonists on Spanish territory. This makes St. Augustine the oldest continuously occupied
European settlement in the United States.
5. Where is the place with the Blacksmith?
a. Old Florida Museum at 254 San Marco Avenue
b. Colonial Spanish Quarter at 33 St. George Street
6. Where can I get information on having a wedding in St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches?
a. The Visitors & Convention Bureau will provide you with a package that encompasses the whole
area and includes everything from the accommodations to the flowers. Please call 904-829-1711 to
request your information packet.
7. Where is The Cross & Sword State Play?
a. The Cross and Sword State Play has not been shown since the mid 80’s.
8. What is happening with the Bridge of Lions?
a. The Bridge of Lions rehabilitation project is located online at www.fdotbridgeoflions.com/
b. The temporary bridge located north of the Bridge of Lions will be in use during the rehabilitation of
the Bridge of Lions. The rehabilitation of the Bridge of Lions, funded by the Florida Department of
Transportation (FDOT), began in February 2005 and is expected to last approximately five years,
excluding potential weather delays. Special provisions during construction will help maintain the
historic value of the structure upon completion. The Bridge of Lions, originally opened to traffic in
1927, spans the Matanzas River to connect historic St. Augustine and Anastasia Island. For more
information regarding the bridge rehabilitation, please contact the Public Information Office at (904)
825-3647 or at [email protected]. 9. Are there any dinner cruises in St. Augustine Ponte Vedra & The Beaches?
a. No, the nearest would be in Jacksonville.
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Parking
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN PARKING FACILITY
The St. Augustine & St. Johns County
Visitor Information Center . . .
Where Every Visit to St. Augustine Should Start
St. Augustine’s Historic Downtown Parking Facility (HDPF), the preferred parking location in the Nation’s Oldest City, is located
adjacent to the St. Augustine & St. Johns County Visitor’s Information Center (VIC) on Castillo Drive just off US 1. There’s no easier
way to start your visit to St. Augustine than at the HDPF & the VIC.
The HDPF and the VIC
The HDPF’s nearly 1,200 parking spaces are available 24 hours a day every day of the year. Convenient to St. George St. and San
Marco Ave. as well as the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, the parking facility offers easy connections to all sightseeing
services.
Helpful information from well informed ambassadors is the keystone of VIC operations. With spacious and clean restrooms, a gift
shop, informational videos, current event and cultural information and rows and rows of brochures and guides, the VIC is the place
every visit to St. Augustine should begin.
Parking at the HDPF is $1.25 per hour with a $7.50 per day maximum. During selected peak days, a flat all-day rate of $7 is payable
on entry to ease exiting for visitors. To confirm parking rates for specific date, call 904.825.1000.
Monthly passes are available for $32 plus tax. For groups of 10 or more the cost may be as low as $25.60 plus tax. Overnight Parking
By permit only, overnight parking of RV’s, tour buses and trailers is available in the lot designated for such vehicles on Riberia Street.
The permits are $26.50 ($25.00 plus $1.50 Sales Tax) and are available at either the VIC or the HDPF. The City is not responsible for
the security or safety of vehicles parked in the lot and camping is not allowed. More Visitor Info
The Visitor Information Center is open 364 days a year, (closed Christmas), from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with special extended hours
during the holidays and summer season. For exact hours, please call 904.825.1000. The City’s Historic Downtown Parking Facility
is open 24/7, but office hours are from 7am to 11 p.m. week days, and 7 a.m. to midnight weekends. To insure availability, call the
parking facility at 904.484.5160.
OTHER PARKING OPTIONS
Self-service, automated parking kiosks now provide parking permits for metered on-street parking and parking in city-owned parking lots. The
kiosks accept bills, coins, credit and debit cards. Metered parking is $1.50 per hour with a two-hour limit on the street and four-hour limit in
the lots. Metered parking is also available at the Castillo de San Marcos at a rate of 25 cents per hour with a two-hour limit. This lot is closed
and locked at 5:30 p.m. For beach goers, parking is available on the beach at Vilano and south of the city of St. Augustine Beach for $7 per day
from March 1 thru Labor Day. Beach parking is free the remainder of the year, but shifting sands and high tides can make driving and parking
treacherous. More information on parking in St. Augustine is available from www.vicparking.com or by calling 904.825.1000.
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Accommodations
BED & BREAKFASTS/INNS
PHYSICAL ADDRESS
PHONE
44 Spanish Street Bed & Breakfast Inn
63 Orange Street Bed & Breakfast Inn
Agustin Inn
Alexander Homestead Bed & Breakfast
Ancient City Inn
At Journey’s End Bed & Breakfast
Bayfront Marin House Bayfront Westcott House
Beachfront Bed & Breakfast
Bella Bay Historic Bayfront Inn
Carriage Way Bed & Breakfast
Casa de Solana Bed & Breakfast
Casa de Suenos Bed & Breakfast
Casa Yallaha Hostel
Casablanca Inn on the Bay
Castle Garden Bed & Breakfast
Cedar House Inn Victorian Bed & Breakfast
Centennial House Bed & Breakfast
Channel Marker 71/Barrier Island Inn & Restaurant
House of Sea & Sun
Inn on Charlotte
The Kenwood Inn
Old City House Inn & Restaurant
Old Mansion Inn
Old Powder House Inn
Our House Bed & Breakfast & Garden Studios
Peace & Plenty Inn
Penny Farthing Inn
Pirate Haus Inn
Saragossa Inn
Southern Wind Inn Bed & Breakfast
St. Francis Inn
St. George Inn
Victorian House Bed & Breakfast
44 Spanish St
63 Orange St
29 Cuna St
14 Sevilla St
47 San Marco Ave
89 Cedar S
142 Avenida Menendez
1 F St
10 Marine St
70 Cuna St
21 Aviles St
20 Cordova St
108 Bridge St
24 Avenida Menendez
15 Shenandoah St
79 Cedar St
26 Cordova St
7601 A1A S
2 B St
52 Charlotte St
38 Marine St
115 Cordova St
14 Joiner St
38 Cordova St
7 Cincinnati Ave
87 Cedar St
83 Cedar St
32 Treasury St
34 Saragossa St
18 Cordova St
279 St. George St
4 St. George St
11 Cadiz St
HOTELS & MOTELS & RESORTS
PHYSICAL ADDRESS
Alhambra Inn Anastasia Inn
Anchorage Inn
Bayfront Inn
Beacher’s Lodge
Best Western Historical
Best Western I-95
Best Western Spanish Quarter Inn
Budget Inn
Casa Monica Hotel
Castillo Real
Comfort Inn & Suites
Comfort Suites Downtown
Comfort Suites World Golf Village
Conch House Marina Resort
Country Inn & Suites
Courtyard by Marriott Historic St. Augustine
Cozy Inn East
Crescent Silver Sands Motel
Days Inn St Augustine Beach
Days Inn St. Augustine Historic Downtown
2700 Ponce de Leon Blvd
218 Anastasia Blvd
1 Dolphin Dr
6970 A1A S
2010 N Ponce de Leon Blvd
2445 SR 16
6 Castillo Dr
12 Anastasia Blvd
95 Cordova St
530 A1A Beach Blvd
2367 SR 16
42 San Marco Ave
475 Commerce Lake Dr
57 Comares Ave
231 San Marco Ave
2075 SR 16
202 San Marco Ave
8848 A1A S
541 A1A Beach Blvd
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Accommodations
HOTELS & MOTELS & RESORTS
PHYSICAL ADDRESS
PHONE
Days Inn West
Devils Elbow Fishing Resort
Econo Lodge
Economy Inn
Edgewater Inn
Fairfield Inn & Suites
Grande Villas at World Golf Village
Hammock Beach Resort
Hampton Inn Downtown /Historic
Hampton Inn St. Augustine Beach
Hampton Inn I-95
Hampton Inn & Suites
Hampton Inn at Ponte Vedra
Hilton Garden Inn Ponte Vedra Beach
Hilton Garden Inn St. Augustine Beach
Hilton St. Augustine Historic Bayfront
Historic Inn
Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites
Holiday Inn St. Augustine Beach
Howard Johnson Express
The Inn at Camachee Harbor
La Fiesta Ocean Inn & Suites
La Floricita Inn & Suites
Laterra Resort & Spa
Lion Inn
Lodge & Club at Ponte Vedra Beach
Monterey Inn
Ocean Blue Motel
Ocean Blue Motel II
Ocean Sands Beach Inn
Ponte Vedra Inn & Club
Quality Inn
Quality Inn I-95
Quality Inn Historic
Ramada Historic
Ramada Limited
Regency Inn & Suites
Renaissance Resort at World Golf Village
Rodeway Inn
St. Augustine Beach Front Resort
St Augustine Island Inn
St. Augustine Ocean Inn
Sawgrass Marriott Resort
Scottish Inn - Historic
Seabreeze Motel
Sleep Inn
Super 8 Motel
Super 8 Motel
Travelodge Inn & Suites - St. Augustine
Vilano Beach Motel
Wingate by Wyndham 2560 SR 16
7507 A1A S
2365 SR 16
94 San Marco Ave
2 St. Augustine Blvd
305 Prime Outlet Blvd
100 Front Nine Dr
200 Ocean Crest Dr
430 A1A Beach Blvd
2525 CR 208
95 Vilano Rd
1220 Marsh Landing Pkwy
45 PGA Tour Blvd
401 A1A Beach Blvd
32 Avenida Menendez
107 Anastasia Blvd
1302 N Ponce De Leon Blvd
860 A1A Beach Blvd
137 San Marco Ave
201 Yacht Club Dr
810 A1A Beach Blvd
427 Anastasia Blvd
955 Registry Blvd
420 Anastasia Blvd
607 Ponte Vedra Blvd
16 Avenida Menendez
10 Vilano Rd
2701 Anahma Dr
3465 Coastal Hwy
2310 SR 16
2625 SR 207
1111 Ponce de Leon Blvd
116 San Marco Ave
2535 SR 16
331 A1A Beach Blvd
500 S Legacy Trl
300 A1A Beach Blvd
894 A1A Beach Blvd
3955 A1A Highway S
1000 PGA Tour Blvd
110 San Marco Ave
208 Anastasia Blvd
601 Anastasia Blvd
2550 SR 16
311 A1A Beach Blvd
290 San Marco Ave
50 Vilano Rd
2465 SR 16 CONDOMINIUMS & RENTAL MANAGEMENT COMPANIES
PHYSICAL ADDRESS
Anastasia Condos
Barefoot Trace
Bata Properties
The Beach Club of St. Augustine
The Beach Cottages Company
2 Dondanville Rd
6240 A1A S
508 Porpoise Point Dr
2 Ocean Trace Rd
6899 A1A S
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CONDOMINIUMS & RENTAL MANAGEMENT COMPANIES
PHYSICAL ADDRESS
PHONE
Beach Properties & Management
Belle Haven of St. Augustine
Captains Quarters
Casa del Sol Vacation Rental
Coastal Realty & Property Management, Inc.
Crescent Beach Ocean House Association
Crescent Beach Vacation Condos
Crescent Sandpiper
Creston House Condominium
Crown Commercial Properties
Five Star Property Management, Inc
Four Winds Condominiums
International Golf Realty, Inc.
May Realty & Resort Rentals
Nice Vacation Rentals
Ocean Club I
Ocean Gallery Ocean House Condominium
Ocean Village Club
Ocean Village Realty, Inc.
Pelican Point
Pier Point South Condo Association, Inc.
Ponce Landing
Ponte Vedra Beach Realty, Inc.
Quail Hollow Realty Associates of St. Johns County, Inc.
Resort Rentals of St. Augustine
St. Augustine Ocean & Racquet Resort
Sea Place Resort Rentals
Sea Winds Association Condominium Rentals
Spanish Trace Vacation Condominums
Spyglass Vacation Rentals
Summerhouse Beach and Racquet Club
Suncastle Properties, Inc.
Sunliner Realty Group, Inc.
Sunshine Realty
Sunstate Vacations
Water’s Edge
Watson Realty Corp Beaches
5120 A1A S, Biera Mar Plaza
117 Laurel Wood Wy, #103
1 Dondanville Rd
2849 S Ponte Vedra Blvd
3942 A1A S
7870 A1A S
8850 A1A S, Unit 430
7950 A1A S
5930 A1A S
3545 US 1 S
6233 A1A S
8130 A1A S
335 S. Legacy Trl
5431 A1A S, Ste. 102
5092 A1A S
11 Dondanville Rd
4600 A1A S
7870 A1A S
4250 A1A S
1009 A1A Beach Blvd
4370 Coastal Hwy
390 A1A Beach Blvd
826 A1A Beach Blvd
111 Solano Rd
6300 A1A S
5495 A1A S
850 A1A Beach Blvd
880 A1A Beach Blvd
1009 A1A Beach Blvd
890 A1A Beach Blvd
1 Ocean Trace Blvd
8200 A1A S
8550 A1A S
830 A1A N, Ste. 4
461 AIA Beach Blvd
741 A1A Beach Blvd
101 La Quinta Pl
3550 Coastal Hwy
615 A1A N, Ste. 105
CAMPING
PHYSICAL ADDRESS
Anastasia State Park
Bryn Mawr Ocean Resort
Cooksey’s R.V. Park
Faver-Dykes State Park
Indian Forest Campground
North Beach Camp Resort
Ocean Grove RV Resort
Pacetti’s Marina & RV Park
St. Augustine Beach KOA
St. John’s RV Park Stagecoach RV Park, Inc.
1340 A1A S
4850 A1A S
1425 SR 16
6400 North Ocean Shore Blvd
1505 SR 207
4125 Coastal Hwy
4225 A1A S
6550 SR 13 N
525 W Pope Rd
2495 SR 207
2711 CR 208
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Dining
&
Cap Bar Beer
Wine Reservations
Address
Phone
Hours
Meals
500 South: An
American Grill
500 S. Legacy Trail
Renaissance Resort of
World Golf Village
904.940.8000
Mon-Fri 6am-2pm &
5pm-12am Sat & Sun
7am-3pm & 5pm-1am
B, L, D
80
yes
yes
no
New American
Regional
please call
yes
95 Cordova
95 Cordova St
904.810.6810
Daily
6:30am-10:30pm
B, L, D
160 yes
yes
suggested
Global, Chop
House Menu
Thurs-Sat live
music
valet
A1A Ale Works
1 King St
904.829.2977
L,D
250 yes
yes
priority
seating
Seafood
Sun-Thurs
various
no
Amici Italian
Restaurant
1915 B A1A S
L,D
yes
yes
suggested
Italian
Thurs 7-10pm
live
entertainment
yes
Athena Greek
Restaurant
14 Cathedral Pl
904.823.9076
no
yes
suggested
Greek
no
no
612 Euclid Ave
Sun-Thur
904.829.1105 11:30am-9:30pm Fri &
Sat 11:30am-10pm
150 yes
yes
no
Seafood
yes
yes
suggested
American
no
valet
Aunt Kate's
Sun-Thur
11am-10:30pm Fri &
Sat 11am-11pm
Sun-Thurs
904.461.0102 11:30am-9:30pm Fri &
Sat 11:30am-10:30pm
Aviles Restaurant 32 Avenida Menendez 904.829.2277
& Lounge
Sun-Thur 7am- 9pm
Fri & Sat 7am-10 pm
B, L, D
L,D
Daily
7am-10:30pm
B, L, D
75
Cuisine
On-Site
Entertainment Parking
Restaurant
Weekends live music
yes
Barnacle Bill's
Beachside
451 A1A Beach Blvd
904.471.2434
Sun-Thurs 4:30-9pm
Fri & Sat 4:30-10pm
D
153 yes
yes
no
Seafood
no
yes
Barnacle Bill's
Downtown
14 Castillo Dr
904.824.3663
Daily 11am-9pm
L,D
150 yes
yes
no
Seafood
no
yes
Café Atlantico
647 A1A Beach Blvd
904.471.7332
Daily 5-10pm
D
40
no
yes
suggested
Italian
no
yes
Café Eleven
501 A1A Beach Blvd
904.460.9311
Daily 7am-9pm
B, L, D
50
no
yes
no
American,
soup, salad,
sandwiches
please call
yes
Cap's on the
Water
4325 Myrtle St
(Vilano Beach)
904.824.8794
Fri-Sun
11:30am-10pm
L,D
225 yes
yes
no
Seafood
no
yes
Champions Grille
King & Bear
World Golf Village
904.940-6200
Daily 7am-3pm
B,L
130 yes
yes
no
American
no
yes
Collage
Restaurant
60 Hypolita St
904.829.0055
Daily 5:30-10pm
no
yes
yes
Global
no
no
Columbia
Restaurant
98 St. George St
904.824.3341
Sun-Thur 11am-9pm
Fri & Sat 11am-10pm
L,D
400/ yes
500
yes
weekends
only
Cuban/Spanish
no
yes
Conch House
Marina Resort
57 Comares Ave
904.829.8646
Sun-Thur 11am-9pm
Fri & Sat 11am-10pm
L,D
340 yes
yes
no
Seafood/
American
yes
yes
Cortesse's Bistro
& Flamingo
Room
172 San Marco Ave
904.825.6775
Daily 11am-10pm
L,D
100 yes
yes
yes
Continental
yes
yes
Crab Grabbers
Grill
21 Hypolita St
904.829.5410
Sun-Thur 11am-10pm
Fri & Sat 11am-11pm
L,D
75-1 no
00
yes
no
Seafood/
American/
Oyster Bar
Fri & Sat live music
yes
904.829.6113
Sun-Thur 5 -9pm Fri
& Sat 5-10pm
D
200 yes
yes
no
Southern
Fri -Sun
yes
Creekside Dinery 160 Nix Boatyard Rd
L-Tue-Thu
11:30a-2pm 49
D-Daily
Cruisers Grill
3 St. George St
904.824.6993
Mon-Fri 11am-7pm
Sat & Sun 11am-9pm
L,D
150 no
yes
no
American/TexMex
no
no
Cypress Pointe
Restaurant and
Links Lounge
World Golf Village
Renaissance Resort
904.940.8623
Daily 6:30am-10pm
B, L, D
144 yes
yes
no
American
no
yes
DECO
980 Santa Monica
Blvd
904.797.5505
Mon-Sat
11:30am-2:30pm &
5-9pm Closed Sunday
L,D
65
no
yes
large parties
only
Contemporary
Fine Dining
no
yes
Donovan's Irish
Pub
7440 US 1 N
904.829.0000
Daily 11am-11pm
L,D
150 yes
yes
large parties
only
Irish/
American
please call
yes
Fairways Café
Adjacent to the World
Golf Hall of Fame
904.940.4050
Mon-Sat 9am-4pm
Sun 12-4pm
B,L
174 no
yes
large parties
only
Deli
no
yes
Florida Cracker
Café
81 St. George St
904.829.0397
Daily 11am-9pm
L,D
100 no
yes
no
Seafood/
American
please call
yes
Fusion Point
237 San Marco Ave
904.823.1444
Daily 5-10pm
D
90
yes
yes
no
Oriental
please call
yes
300 yes
+
yes
priority
seating
New Orleans
Cajun/Seafood
6pm nightly
live music
no
70
no
no
large parties
only
American Deli, Catering
no
yes
250 yes
yes
suggested
Seafood/
American
yes
yes
Harry's Seafood
Bar & Grille
11am-10pm
46 Avenida Menendez 904.824.7765 Sun-Thurs
Fri & Sat 11am-11pm
L,D
HoneyBaked
Ham & Café
272 SR. 312
904.810.0995
Mon-Sat 9am-5pm
L
Hurricane Pattys
at Oyster Creek
69 Lewis Blvd
904.827.1822
Sun-Thur 11am-11pm
Fri & Sat 11-1am
L,D
Restaurant
Address
Phone
Hours
Meals
Sun-Thur 6am-11pm
Fri & Sat 6am-12am
B, L, D
IHOP
JJ's Liberty Bistro
2600 N Ponce de Leon 904.829.3919
330 A1A N
904.273.7980
Mon-Sat 10am-9pm
9
L,D
&
Cap Bar Beer
Wine Reservations
70
Cuisine
On-Site
no
no
no
American
no
yes
no
yes
yes
French/
Seafood
no
yes
Fusion Point
Harry's Seafood
Bar & Grille
237 San Marco Ave
904.823.1444
Daily 5-10pm
11am-10pm
46 Avenida Menendez 904.824.7765 Sun-Thurs
Fri & Sat 11am-11pm
D
L,D
272 SR. 312
904.810.0995
Mon-Sat 9am-5pm
L
Hurricane Pattys
at Oyster Creek
69 Lewis Blvd
904.827.1822
Sun-Thur 11am-11pm
Fri & Sat 11-1am
L,D
Restaurant
Address
Phone
Hours
Meals
Sun-Thur 6am-11pm
Fri & Sat 6am-12am
B, L, D
2600 N Ponce de Leon 904.829.3919
yes
yes
no
Oriental
please call
yes
300 yes
+
yes
priority
seating
New Orleans
Cajun/Seafood
6pm nightly
live music
no
70
no
no
large parties
only
American Deli, Catering
no
yes
250 yes
yes
suggested
Seafood/
American
yes
yes
Dining
HoneyBaked
Ham & Café
IHOP
90
&
Cap Bar Beer
Wine Reservations
Cuisine
On-Site
no
no
no
American
no
yes
JJ's Liberty Bistro
330 A1A N
904.273.7980
Mon-Sat 10am-9pm
L,D
70
no
yes
yes
French/
Seafood
no
yes
La Pentola
Restaurant
58 Charlotte St
904.824.3282
Tues-Sun11am-9pm
L,D
100 no
yes
yes
Continental/
Mediterranean
no
yes
Le Pavilion
45 San Marco Ave
904.824.6202
Daily 11:30am-9pm
L,D
120 yes
yes
yes
European
no
yes
Legends Grille
Restaurant
World Golf Village
904.940.6162
Daily 7am-3pm
B,L
yes
yes
large parties
only
American
no
yes
LuLu's
Waterfront Grille
301 N Roscoe Blvd
904.285.0139
Daily 11am-9pm
L,D
150 yes
yes
no
Seafood
no
yes
Manatee Café
525 SR 16
904.826.0210
Sun 8am-3pm MonSat 8am-4pm
B,L
50
no
no
Vegetarian
no
yes
Mi Casa Café
69 St. George St
904.824.9317
please call
L,D
75
please call
no
Murray Brothers
Caddyshack
World Golf Village
904.940.3673
Daily 11:30am-12am
L,D
250 yes
yes
no
American
no
yes
O.C. White's
Seafood & Spirits
118 Avenida
Menendez
904.824.0808
Mon-Sat 11am-11pm
Sun 9:30am-11pm
L,D
250 yes
yes
no
Seafood/
American
6:30pm nightly
live music
yes
Old City House
Inn & Restaurant
115 Cordova St
904.826.0184
Daily 8am-11pm
B, L, D
100 yes
yes
suggested
Global
no
yes
Opus 39
Restaurant &
Gallery
39 Cordova St
904.824.0402
Tues-Sat 8am-2pm &
Mon-Sat 5pm-Close
L,D
50-7 no
5
yes
yes
American
Fine Dining
no
no
Outback Crab
Shack
8155 CR 13 N
904.522.0500
Daily 11am-10pm
L,D
300 no
yes
large parties
only
Seafood/
American
Panama Hattie's
Lounge and
Restaurant
361 A1A Beach Blvd
904.471.2192
Mon & Tues 3-10pm
Wed-Sun 11am-10pm
L,D
250 yes
yes
no
American
yes
yes
Pizza Time
Restaurant
124 St. George St
904.819.0133
Daily 10am-10:30pm
L,D
42
no
yes
no
Italia
no
no
Pizzalley's
Chianti Room
60 Charlotte St
904.825.4100
please call
L,D
yes
yes
Italian
please call
yes
Raintree
Restaurant
102 San Marco Ave
904.824.7211
Sun-Thurs 5-9:30pm
Fri & Sat 5-10pm
D
175 yes
yes
suggested
Continental
no
yes
Restaurant
Medures
818 A1A N
904.543.3797
please call
D
150 yes
yes
yes
please call
yes
D
225 yes
yes
no
American
no
yes
Sun-Thurs 5-9pm Fri
& Sat 5-10pm
D
150 yes
yes
no
Seafood
no
yes
Daily 11am-9pm
L,D
150 yes
yes
no
Seafood
no
yes
150 yes
yes
no
Seafood
no
yes
70
no
no
no
Spanish
no
yes
Ruth's Chris
Steak House
814 N A1A Hwy
Saltwater
Cowboys
Restaurant
299 Dondanville Rd
Schooners
Seafood House
Mon-Thurs 5-10pm Fri
904.285.0014
& Sat 5-11pm Sun
5-9pm
904.471.2332
3560 N Ponce de Leon 904.826.0233
Blvd
no
Weekends live music
yes
South Beach Grill
45 Cubbedge Rd
904.471.8700
Sun-Thurs
11am-9:30pm Fri &
Sat 11am-10pm
L,D
Spanish Bakery
42 1/2 St. George St
904.471.3046
Daily 9:30am-3pm
L
20 Avenida Menendez 904.810.1919
Sun-Thurs
11:30am-9pm Fri &
Sat 11:30am-10pm
L,D
170 yes
yes
large parties
only
American
no
no
Tavern On The
Bay
The Bunnery
Bakery
121 St. George St
904.829.6166
please call
B,L
50+ no
no
no
Bakery,
Gourmet
Coffee
no
no
The Prince of
Wales
54 Cuna St
904.810.5725
Thurs-Sun 12pm to
close
L,D
42
no
yes
no
British Pub
Fare
no
no
L,D
60-1 no
00
yes
large parties
only
Spanish
yes
yes
L,D
150 yes
yes
suggested
Seafood
weekends
yes
D
150 yes
yes
suggested
Italian
no
yes
D
175 yes
yes
no
Global
Mon-Sat
8:30pm - live
music
yes
The Tasting
Room
The Reef of St.
Augustine
Travini
Restaurant
Zhanra's
L-Tues-Fri
904.810.2400 11:30am-3pm D-MonSat 5pm-12:30 am
4100 Coastal Highway 904.824.8008 Sun 11am-9pm MonThurs 11:30am-9pm
A1A
Fri & Sat
11:30am-10pm
216 Ponte Vedra Park 904.273.2442
Daily
4-1pm
Dr
25 Cuna St
108 Anastasia Blvd
904.823.3367
Daily 4:30-10pm
10
Attractions
NAME
DESC.
Authentic Old Drug Store
Museum
Historic
Attraction
Castillo de San Marcos
National
Landmark
Colonial Spanish Quarter
Museum
Historic
Attraction
Dow Museum of Historic
Houses - formerly Old St.
Augustine Village Museum
Museum
Excelsior Museum
Museum
Cultural Center
Flagler College
Historic
Attraction
Florida Agricultural
Museum
Museum
Fort Matanzas
National
Landmark
Fountain of Youth
Historic
Attraction
HOLIDAYS
CLOSED
HOURS
E,T,C
Daily
9:30am-6pm
ADULT
CHILD /
STUDENT
SENIOR
SJC
Resident ID Reqd.
TOUR
LENGTH
904.824.2269
FREE
FREE
FREE
FREE
self guided
904.829.6506
16 up
$6
15 & under
FREE
904.825.6830
$6.95
6-17
$4.25
$5.95
FREE
self guided
1 hr
904.823.9722
$8.95
$6.95
4 & under
FREE
$7.95
$2 off
self guided
PHONE
ATTRACTIONS
Government House
Museum
J&S Carousel
Attraction
Lightner Museum
Museum
Historic
Attraction
Marineland
North American Top Gun
Old Florida Museum
Oldest House
Old Jail
Attraction
T,C
WWII Fighter
Pilot School
Historic
Attraction
Museum
Historic
Attraction
Museum
Historic
Attraction
T,C
New Year's Day
Museum
Historic
Attraction
Potter's Wax Museum
Attraction
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
Museum
Museum
Attraction
San Sebastian Winery
Attraction
Spanish Military Hospital
Museum
Historic
Attraction
St. Augustine Alligator
Farm Zoological Park &
Rookery
Attraction
Zoological Park
St. Augustine History
Museum
Museum
Villa Zorayda Museum
Daily
9am-4:30pm
Sun-Thur
10am-9pm
Fri
& Sat
10am-10pm
Daily
8:30am-4:30pm
Pena Peck House
St. Photios Chapel
Daily
9am-5pm
Daily
9am-5pm
Historic
Attraction
St. Augustine Wild Life
Reserve
C
C
Oldest Wooden School
House
St. Augustine Lighthouse &
Museum
Daily
8:45am-4:45pm
last guest admitted
Daily
T,C
9am-4:45pm
New Year's Day
last guest admitted
Mon-Sat
10am-4:30pm
E,T,C
Sun
11am-4:30pm
Tues-Thurs
12-5pm
Daily
T,C,
10am-6pm
New Year's Day
tours at 10am & 2pm
Wed-Sun
9am-5pm
Daily
C
9am-5:30pm
C
Museum
Historic
Attraction
Rescue Center
for unwanted
exotic animals
Museum
Historic
Attraction
Museum
T,C
Mon-Fri
10am-4pm
Daily
10am-5pm
self guided 45
min-1 hr
904.824.1191
self guided
904.823.3378
$7
11 & under
$1
386.446.7630
$5
$3
1-2 hr
FREE
guided
45 min.
partially
guided
30-45 min.
904.471.0116
FREE
904.829.3168
800.356.8222
$8
904.825.5079
self guided
20 min
$5
FREE
FREE
5
$7
FREE
$4
Student $2.00
$3
FREE
904.823.3388
$1
$1
$1
$1
904.824.2874
$10
12-18
$5
11 & Under
FREE
$10
FREE
904.471.1111
13 up $8
interactive
programs start
at $65 per
person
3-12
$3.50
2 & under FREE
800.257.1636
please call
please call
904.824.8874
$6
4-18
$5
$5
50% off
self guided
$7
50% off
guided
30-45 min
6-12
$
30 min
self guided
1-11/2 hr
varies
w /tour
guided
E,T,C
Daily
9am-5pm
904.824.2872
adults $8
family rate $18
6-18
$4
C
Daily
8:30am-4:30pm
904.829.3800
$9
6-12 $5
5 & under FREE
buy one get
one free
partially
guided
20 min
904.824.0192
$3.50
6-12 $2.50
5 & under
FREE
FREE
self guided
25-30 min
904.829.5064
donations
donations
donations
donations
guided
30-45 min
904.829.9056
800.584.4781
$8.99
6-12 $5.99
5 & under
FREE
$7.99
Adult $5.50
Children
$3.50
self guided 25
min-1hr
904.824.1606
$14.99
6-12 $7.99
5 & under FREE
$11.99
$5
self guided
904.826.1594
888.352.9463
FREE
FREE
FREE
FREE
guided
30-45 min
904.827.0807
800.597.7177
$5
$3
$4.50
FREE
guided
20 min
Daily
9am-5pm
904.824.3337
12 & up
$21.95
3-11 $10.95
2 & under FREE
10% off
30% off
self guided w/
shows every
hr
C
Daily
8:30am-5pm
904.829.3800
800.397.4071
$6
FREE w/ Old
Town Trolley
Tour
buy one get
one free
self guided 30
minutes
T,C
Daily
9am- 6pm
904.829.0745
$9
$5, FREE w/ Old
Town Trolley
Tour
5&
under FREE
12 & under $7
children under 44
inches tall FREE
50% off
self guided
Daily
reservations required
904.940.0664
$20
904.829.8205
800.222.6727
FREE
FREE
FREE
Varies
varies
w/ tour
60 +
Sun-Thurs
9am-5pm
Fri 9am-7:30pm &
Sat 9am-6pm
Mon-Sat
C,
10:30am-5pm
New Year's Day
Sun 12:30-5pm
Sun-Thur
10am-5pm
Fri-Sat
10am-9pm
Sun-Thurs
9am-7pm
Fri-Sat
9am-8pm
Mon-Sat
E,C
10am-6pm,
New Year's Day
Sun 11am-6pm
Mon-Sat
T, C
10am-4:30pm
& Sun 12-4:30pm
C
Mon-Sat
E,T,C
Sun
New Year's Day 9am-5pm
12-6pm
Sun 11am-4pm
Mon-Sat
11
904.829.9887
$7.50
guided
FREE
50%
self guided
off
audio &
Rookery
Attraction
Zoological Park
Museum
Museum
Museum
NAME
Reserve
St. Photios Chapel
World Golf Hall of Fame
Dow
Museum of House
Historic
Ximenez-Fatio
EMMA Concert
Excelsior
Museum
Association
Limelight Theatre
Flagler College
San Marco
Theatre
Florida
Agricultural
Museum
Fort Matanzas
World Golf IMAX Theater
Fountain of Youth
Museum
Historic
Attraction
Rescue Center
forDESC.
unwanted
exotic animals
Museum
Historic
Museum
Attraction
Historic
Attraction
Museum
Museum
Walking Tour
J&S Carousel
Active Escapes
Full
service
Attraction
destination
management
company
Museum
Full
service
Historic
destination
Attraction
management
company
Marineland
Country
Carriages
Attraction
Carriage
Ride
Ghostly
Experience
North
American
Top Gun
Walking Tour
Old Florida Museum
Ghosts & Gravestones
House
GhostsOldest
& History
Walking
Tour
WWII Fighter
Walking
Tour
Pilot School
Historic
Attraction
Riding
Ghost
Museum
Tour
Historic
Walking
Tour
Attraction
Ghosts &Old
Legends
Jail Riding
Tour
Oldest of
Wooden
School
Ghosts
the Matanzas
House
Haunted Pub Tour
Pena Peck House
Haunted Pub Hearse Tour
Hearse Ride Ghost Tour
Potter's Wax Museum
Helicopter Tours of St.
Augustine
Ripley's
Believe
It or Not!
Love
My Tours
Museum
Old Town Trolley Tours
Original Horse Drawn
Ghost Ride
Spanish
Military Hospital
SA
GPS Adventure
Tours,
Inc.
Special T Tours
Rookery
St. Augustine
Glided Tours
Museum
Riding
Ghost
Historic
Tour
Attraction
Sail aboard the
72'Historic
Schooner
Attraction
Freedom
Walking Ghost
Museum
Tour
Historic
Riding
Ghost
Attraction
Tour
Riding Ghost
Tour
Attraction
Tour
Museum
Tour
Attraction
Sightseeing
Company
Attraction
Carriage Ride
Ghost
Tour
Museum
Historic
Sightseeing
Attraction
Company
Full service
Museum
destination
Historic
management
Attraction
company
Full service
Museum
12 & up
$21.95
3-11 $10.95
2 & under FREE
$5, FREE w/ Old
Town Trolley
Tour
5&
under FREE
12 & under $7
children under 44
inches tall FREE
30% off
self guided w/
shows every
hr
buy one get
one free
self guided 30
minutes
$7.50
50% off
self guided
10% off
C
Daily
8:30am-5pm
904.829.3800
800.397.4071
$6
FREE w/ Old
Town Trolley
Tour
T,C
Daily
9am- 6pm
904.829.0745
$9
904.940.0664
PHONE
$20
ADULT
CHILD /
STUDENT
SENIOR
SJC
Resident ID Reqd.
TOUR
guided
LENGTH
FREE
FREE
FREE
FREE
self guided
FREE
Varies
w/ tour
16 up
$6
FREE
varies
w/ tour
7 &15under
FREE
& under
FREE
Students $17.50
3-12
$5
6-17
2 & Under
$4.25FREE
FREE
60 +
$1 off
FREE
Attractions
Daily
HOLIDAYS
HOURS
CLOSED reservations required
$19.50
$6.95
$5
$8.95
6-17
$4
$6.95
5 &4under
FREE
& under
FREE
varies
varies
$20-$25
$7
$20
11 &
under
$1
6-12
$1
$3
$2.50
$5
FREE
$8
$8
SIGHTSEEING
TOURS, RECEPTIVE OPER.
Daily
E,T,C
New Years Day
C
9am-4:30pm
Sun-Fri
8pm
Sat
9:30 pm
Sun-Thur
10am-9pm
Fri
& Sat
Daily
10am-10pm
please call
Daily
9am-5pm
Daily
please call
C
C
T,C
Mon-Sat
Daily
E,T,C
C
9am-5pm Sun
12-6pm
Sun 11am-4pm
Mon-Sat
FREE
$3
$7.95
$2 off
guided tour
30-45
min
self
guided
off
selfvaries
guided
$20-$22
$2.50
self guided
20 min
$5
$2.50
FREE
Students $7
3-12
$5 $
6-12
5
FREE
$7
FREE
$7
FREE
1-2 hr
guided
45 min.
30
min
partially
guided
30-45 min.
$4
varies
w/ tour
Student $2.00
5 & under FREE
$3
FREE
buy one get
one free
904.823.3388
904.230.8787
$1
varies
w/ tour
$1
$1
904.824.2874
904.282.8500
$10
varies
w/ tour
13 up $8
interactive
$20 (private
programs
start
carriage
$85)
at $65 per
person
$1
varies
w/ tour
12-18
$5
11
varies & Under w/
FREE
tour
$10
FREE
DailyDaily
(weather
904.471.1111
permitting)
904.826.1982
8:30am-4:30pm
10am-10pm
Sun-Thur
T,C
Mon-Fri
8:00
pm
800.257.1636
904.461.1009
New Year's Day
10am-4pm
Sat & Sun
Daily
9:30
pm
T,C
904.824.8874
10am-5pm
Nightly
904.827.0807
C
8pm
800.597.7177
Daily
E,T,C
904.824.2872
Daily
9am-5pm
T,C
904.829.1122
4pm
Nightly
Daily
C
904.829.3800
7:30pm
904.829.1122
8:30am-4:30pm
Sun-Thurs
Wed,
Fri, Sat
9am-5pm
please
call
904.829.1122
C
904.824.0192
Fri 9am-7:30pm
&
reservations
required
SatNightly
9am-6pm
T,C
904.824.8840
Mon-Sat
8:30 pm
C,
10:30am-5pm
904.829.5064
Nightly
NewT,C,4th
Year's Day
904.824.8840
Sun9:15
12:30-5pm
pm
Sun-Thur
Nightly
T,C,4th
904.824.8840
10am-5pm
904.829.9056
9pm
Fri-Sat
800.584.4781
Daily
10am-9pm
T,C
904.824.5506
9am-6pm
Sun-Thurs
Daily
9am-7pm
904.599.2113
904.824.1606
please
call
Fri-Sat
9am-8pm
Daily
904.829.3800
T,C
Mon-Sat
8:30am-4:30pm
800.397.4071
E,C
904.826.1594
10am-6pm,
New Year's Day
888.352.9463
SunNightly
11am-6pm
904.829.2391
8pm
Mon-Sat
904.827.0807
T, C
10am-4:30pm
Daily
800.597.7177
904.377.1447
& Sun
12-4:30pm
please
call
please
call
Daily
9am-5pm
Daily
10am & 2pm
Daily
8:30am-5pm
please call
Daily
8:30am-5pm
Daily
9am- 6pm
Daily
8:30am-10pm
Daily
$17.50
$5.95
self guided
audio &
guided
self guided 45
min-1 hr
self guided
2hrs
45 min
self guided
or1more
hr
50%
904.825.5079
904.827.0807
800.597-7177
T,C
Walking
Tour
Attraction
Zoological Park
Segway Tours
AugustineGuides
History
St.St.Augustine
for
Museum
Tour
Museum
Hire
St. Augustine Sightseeing
Sightseeing
Museum
Company
Trains
St. Augustine
Lighthouse &
Historic
Carriage
Rides Museum
Attraction
includes
St. Augustine Transfer
Rescue
Center
admission to
for
unwanted
Ghost
Walk
Reserve
exotic animals
Tour
Saint Augustine
St. Photios
Chapel
904.824.3337
Mon-Sat
E,T,C
904.829.8205
ATTRACTIONS
9am-5pm
Sun
New Year's Day
800.222.6727
12-6pm
Daily
E,T,C
904.824.2269
Sun
11am-4pm
9:30am-6pm
Mon-Sat
904.829.9887
Daily
10am-5pm
National
C
904.829.6506
8:45am-4:45pm
Mon-Thurs
Landmark
last 11am-5pm
guest admitted
Museum
FriDaily
& Sat
Museum
T,C
904.940.4123
Historic
9am-4:45pm
904.825.6830
11am-8pm
New Year's Day
Attraction
lastSun
guest
admitted
12-7pm
Mon-Sat
all national
Tue-Sat
Museum
904.829.3575
10am-4:30pm
holidays
11am-4pm
Museum
E,T,C
904.823.9722
Sun
THEATERS
11am-4:30pm
Museum
Tues-Thurs
Theatre
please call
904.97.2800
904.824.1191
Cultural Center
12-5pm
Tues-Sat
904.825.1164
Daily
Theatre
Historic
T,C,
10am-4pm
866.682.6400
10am-6pm
904.823.3378
Attraction
New Year's Day
Mon-Sat
tours at
10am & 2pm
Theatre
E,T,C
904.429.0280
9am-7pm
Sun
Wed-Sun
Museum
386.446.7630
1-5pm
9am-5pm
Mon-Thurs
National
Daily
C
904.471.0116
11am-5pm
Landmark
9am-5:30pm
Attraction
T,C
904.940.4123
Fri & Sat
Theatre
Historic
Daily
904.829.3168
11am-8pm
C
Attraction
9am-5pm
800.356.8222
Sun
12-7pm
House
AGovernment
Ghostly Encounter
Walking Tour
Lightner Museum
Ancient City Tours
Daily
9am-5pm
978.557.0137
904.824.3337
904.669.9806
904.829.3800
904.471.4314
800.397.4071
904.829.6545
800.226.6545
904.829.0745
904.829.2391
904.940.0664
904.825.0087
904.829.8205
800.797.3778
800.222.6727
12
904.829.9887
5 & under
please
call
FREE
4-18
$6
$5
6-12
$26
$14
adults $8
6-18
6 & $4
under
family$10
rate $18
FREE
$5
5 6-12
& under
$9
$22
5 & under
FREEFREE
$35
$3.50
$16.98
donations
$55
$25
$8.99
$35 & up
6-12
$2.50
2-12
5 &$25
under
FREE
6-16
$8
donations
no children
6-12
6-12
$5.99
5 &$15
under
FREE
$35 & up
6-12
$7.99
$35 &
up
5 & under FREE
6-12
$10
5
3 day pass
& under FREE w/
$23
adult
FREE
FREE
5-11 $10
4
$20
& under FREE
$5
$3
varies
varies
w/ tour
w/ tour
varies
varies
12 & up
3-11 $10.95
w / tour
w/ tour
$21.95
2 & under FREE
$59
$59
$6
$5, FREE w/ Old
FREE w/ Old
Town Trolley
Town Trolley
Tour
5&
Tour
under
FREE 5
3-day pass 6-12
$7.99
12under
& under
$7
$16.99
&
FREE
$9
children under 44
$18
inches
6-11tall FREE
$8
private carriage
5 & under FREE
$75
$20
$35
& up
$14.99
varies
FREE
w/
tour
Varies
varies
w / tour
self guided
1-11/2
varieshr
w/ tour
3-12
5-11
$3.50
$10 FREE
2 & under
please
$12call
varies
FREE
tour
varies
w/ tour
w/
30 min
90 min
varies
45wmin-1hr
/tour
$11
buy one get
one free
guided
75
min
$5
50% off
$7
50%
buy
oneoff
get
one free
buy one
one get
get
buy
one free
free
one
self guided
80 min
guided
30-45
1 hrmin
$1 off
partially
guided
75
min
20 min
$28
FREE
self1guided
hr
25-30 min
donations
donations
2 1/2 hrs
guided
30-45
min
3 hrs.
$7.99
Adult $5.50
Children
$3.50
min 25
self90
guided
min-1hr
varies
w/ tour
$11.99
$5
hrs
self2guided
FREE
buy one get
one free
FREE
$4.50
FREE
10% off
30% off
$59
$59
$7.50
buy one get
one free
75 min
guided
30-45 min
1 hr
guided
varies
20
min
w/ tour
self varies
guided w/
shows
every
w/ tour
hr
guided
2-21/2 hrs
self guided 30
minutes
50% off
50% off
80-90 min
self guided
45-55 min
guided
FREE
60 +
varies
self
w/guided
tour
FREE
50%
off
audio &
Inc.
Company
please call
Special T Tours
Walking Tour
please call
St. Augustine Glided Tours
Segway Tours
St. Augustine Guides for
Hire
Trains
Tour
Daily
10am & 2pm
Daily
please call
Daily
8:30am-5pm
978.557.0137
904.669.9806
w/ tour
varies
w / tour
w/ tour
varies
w/ tour
$59
$59
Attractions
Church
Museum
Attraction
Zoological Park
Historic Church
Museum
C
Daily
9am-5pm
904.824.3337
please call
904.829.3476
Daily
8:30am-5pm
904.829.3800
800.397.4071
St.Cathedral
AugustineBasilica
Wild Life
Reserve
St. Photios Chapel
Museum
Daily
Historic
T,C
9am- 6pm
Attraction
Historic
Church
please call
Rescue Center
Daily
for unwanted
exotic animals
Museum
Mon-Sat
E,T,C
Historic
Sun
Attraction
12-6pm
Sun 11am-4pm
Mon-Sat
Museum
904.829.0745
904.824.2806
904.940.0664
904.829.8205
800.222.6727
13
904.829.9887
6-12 $7.99
5
& under FREE
6-11 $8
/
5 &CHILD
under FREE
STUDENT
varies
50% off
80-90 min
SENIOR
SJC
Resident ID Reqd.
45-55
min
TOUR
LENGTH
FREE
FREE
w/
tour
FREE
varies
w/ tour
self guided
varies
15 & under w/
tour
FREE
6-17
$4.25
varies
self varies
guided 45
w/ tour
min-1
hr
$5.95
FREE
$7.95
$2 off
self guided
1 hr
varies
w/ tour
4 person min.
guided
6self
person
max
w/
$6.95
tour
4 & under
FREE
$22
$36
1 1/2-2
hrs
self
guided
11 & under
$1
self guided
20
min
varies
$5
$3
FREE
varies
6-12
w/$
FREE
FREE
$7
FREE
13-18 $9.75
Student
$2.00
4-12 $7.75
60+
$3
$13.75
FREE
$1
$1
$1
$10
FREE
tour
5
12-18
various
packages
$5
11 & Under
FREE
6-12 $3.50
3-12FREE
5 & under
$3.50
2varies
& under FREE
1-2 hr
varies
guided
w/ min.
tour
45
partially
2 hrs.
guided
30-45 min.
2 hrs.
30
min
self guided
1-11/2 hr
$1 off
self guided
varies
w /tour
guided
guided
1-2
hrs
please call
4-18(before
Matinees
$5
Matinees
$5 $8
6 pm)
(before
6pm)
Evening
6-18
$8 $7
Evening
(after
$4 6)
(after 6pm)
ages 1-12
60 & Over $8
$8 $5
6-12
5 & under FREE
3-12 $6.95
$6.95
80
2 &6-12
under
FREE
+ FREE
$2.50
5 & under w/
varies
FREE
tour
varies
w/ tour
donations
donations
$65 - $95
6-12 $5.99
5 & under
variesFREE w/
tour
varies
6-12
$7.99
w/ tour
5FREE
& under FREE
under
18 must be
accompanied by
FREE
parent
$3
50% off
self guided
50% off
guided
30-45 min
buy one get
one free
FREE
partially
guided
20 min
self guided
self guided
25-30 min
guided
donations
guided
guided
30-45 min
$7.99
Adult $5.50
Children
$3.50
75 min
self guided 25
min-1hr
guided
$11.99
$5
varies
w/guided
tour
self
FREE
FREE
guided
30-45 min
FREE
guided
20 min
$4.50
DESCRIPTION
Organized on January 20, 1887 with 18 charter members, this tan brick sanctuary
with its w/
self guided
Norman
stained
glass windows was dedicated on February 2, 1896. Henry
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glass
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minutes
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new matching
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Museum
$59
904.471.4314
Sightseeing
904.829.6545
3-day pass
C
Company
800.226.6545
$16.99
Carriage Rides $18
includes
Daily
904.829.2391 private carriage
St. Augustine Transfer
HOLIDAYS
admission
to
8:30am-10pm
NAME
DESC.
HOURS
PHONE
ADULT
$75
CLOSED
Ghost Walk
Full service
Daily ATTRACTIONS
904.825.0087
varies
destination
C
Tour Saint Augustine
Museum
9am-5pm
800.797.3778
w/ tour
management
Daily
Historic
E,T,C
904.824.2269
FREE
company
9:30am-6pm
Attraction
Full
service
destination
Daily
varies
National
16 up
800.822.4278
Tourtime
C
904.829.6506
Castillo
de SanInc.
Marcos
8:45am-4:45pm
management
please call
w/$6
tour
Landmark
last guest admitted
company
Museum
Daily
BOAT RIDES
T,C
Historic
9am-4:45pm
904.825.6830
$6.95
New Year's Day
Luncheon &
Attraction
last guest admitted
Dinner Cruises
Thurs, Sat, Sun
Attraction
904.825.1971
Mon-Sat
6 passengers
Ace
Sailing
(weather
permitting) 904.347.7497
DowLady
Museum
of Charters
Historic
Boat Ride
10am-4:30pm
$65-$75
please call
Museum
E,T,C
904.823.9722
$8.95
Sun
per person
11am-4:30pm
10:15am, 2:15 &
Attraction
Museum
6:15Tues-Thurs
pm please call
$38.00
Black
Raven Museum
Pirate Ship
904.826.0000
904.824.1191
Excelsior
Boat Ride
Cultural
Center
12-5pm times
for additional
Daily
$35 per person
Historic
T,C,
10am-6pm
Flagler College
904.823.3378
$7
Attraction
& Private
New Year's Day
call
DEA Charters
tours please
at 10am
& 2pm 904.477.6745
Boat Ride
Charters from
Wed-Sun
$400
Museum
386.446.7630
$5
9am-5pm
Museum
Daily,
Weekly,
varies
National
Daily
Latigo
Yacht
Charters
Yacht
386.445.4000
Specialty
please
C
904.471.0116
FREE
Fort Matanzas
w/
tour
Landmark
9am-5:30pm
call
Schooner Freedom
Attraction
Sails
3
times
daily
varies
Historic
Daily
904.829.3168
E,T,C
904.810.1010
Fountain
of Youth
C
Boat Ride
reservations
required 800.356.8222
wi/$8
tour
Charters,
Inc.
Attraction
9am-5pm
Daily
Attraction
904.824.1806
Daily
St. Augustine
Scenic
Cruise
T,C
11am,1pm, 2:45pm 800.542.8316
$16.75
Museum
904.825.5079
$4
Government
House
Boat
Ride
9am-4:30pm
& 4:30pm
Sun-Thur
RECREATION
10am-9pm
Fri 904.823.3388
Attraction
$1
J&S Carousel
Rides,
Video
& Sat
Mon-Thur
Games,
Putt
Putt
10am-10pm
Adventure Landing
12-10 pm
various
Golf, Go Carts,
Fri & Sat
C
904.827.9400
(formerly Family Fun
Museum
packages
World's
Largest
Daily pm
10am-12
Factory)
Historic
C
904.824.2874
$10
Lightner Museum
Inflatable Water
Sun9am-5pm
10am-10pm
Attraction
Slide
Daily (weather
13 up $8
Bayfront Miniature Golf
Attraction
C
permitting)
904.829.1673
$4.50
interactive
Daily
9am-9pm
Marineland
programs
start
Attraction
T,C
904.471.1111
8:30am-4:30pm
Devils Elbow Fishing
Boat & Kayak
Daily
at varies
$65 per
904.471.0398
Rentals
7am-5:30pm
Resort
person
Tues-Sun
1 hr $55
WWII Fighter
T,C
Mon-Fri
Segway
Tours
904.251.9477
Eco
Motion
Segway
800.257.1636
please
call
North
American
TopTours
Gun
10am
&
2:30pm
2hr
$85
Pilot School
New Year's Day
10am-4pm
Matinees
Historic
Daily
T,C
904.824.8874
$6
Old Florida Museum
(before 6 pm)
Attraction
10am-5pm
$8
Museum
please call
for times
Daily
adults
$8
Epic
Theatres
Movie
Theater
904.797.5757
Evening
Historic
Oldest
House
E,T,C
904.824.2872 family
and
showings
9am-5pm
$18
(afterrate
6pm)
Attraction
ages 12-59
Museum
Daily
$10
Old Jail
Historic
C
904.829.3800
$9
8:30am-4:30pm
Daily (weather
Attraction
904.461.5571
Fiesta Falls Miniature Golf
Attraction
C
permitting)
$7.95
Sun-Thurs
800.356.0335
10am-10pm
Historic
9am-5pm
C
904.824.0192
$3.50
varies
Attraction
Fri
9am-7:30pm
&
House
Kayak Tours
please call
904.347.1565
Ripple Effect
Eco Tours
w/ tour
Sat 9am-6pm
Shady Oyster Creek Fish
Kayak
Tours &
varies
Museum
Mon-Sat
please
call
904.471.4144
C,
Rentals
w/ tour
Historic
10:30am-5pm
Pena Camp
Peck House
904.829.5064
donations
New Year's Day
Attraction
Sun 12:30-5pm
Daily
all national
904.819.0980
Smile High Parasail
Parasail
10am-5pm
$65 - $95
Sun-Thur
holidays
888.300.0812
reservations
required 904.829.9056
10am-5pm
Attraction
$8.99
Potter's Wax Museum
Fri-Sat
800.584.4781
Kayak & Boat
varies
please call
904.377.7245
St. Augustine Eco Tours
10am-9pm
Tours
w/ tour
Sun-Thurs
St. Augustine Enterprises,
Kayak & Boat
Daily
varies
904.829.0648
9am-7pm
Ripley's Believe
Museum
Rentals
please
call
w/
tour
Inc. It or Not!
904.824.1606
$14.99
Attraction
Fri-Sat
Museum
Sun-Thurs
FREE
9am-8pm
St. Johns Greyhound Park
Gambling
11:30am-midnight
904.646.0002
must be 18 to
Mon-Sat
& Poker Room
E,C
Fri &10am-6pm,
Sat 12pm-1am 904.826.1594
gamble
Attraction
FREE
New Year's Day
888.352.9463
Sun 11am-6pm
HISTORIC CHURCHES
Museum
Mon-Sat
904.827.0807
HOLIDAYS
Spanish Military
Historic
T, C
10am-4:30pm
$5
NAME Hospital
DESC.
HOURS
PHONE
800.597.7177
CLOSED
Attraction
& Sun 12-4:30pm
Rookery
Ancient
City Baptist
$59
w/ tour
varies
w/ tour
guided
2-21/2 hrs
under FREE
12 active
& under
$7 Faith community in the continental United States
The oldest continuously
Catholic
founded$9
on September
8, 1565.
With44the assistance
of Spain,
site
children
under
$7.50of the King50%
off the present
self guided
was obtained to buildinches
the church
of coquina stone in 1793. Completed in 1797, it became a
tall FREE
Cathedral in 1870. The fire of 1887 seriously damaged the building. The reconstruction of
1887 included a new chancel and transepts. The present facade is almost identical to the
$20
guided
original.
The bell tower is of Spanish Renaissance style. From a niche over the main
doorway the statue of St. Augustine watches over the city that is named for him
The Catholic
grew around St. Ambrose
Parish beginningFREE
in the early 1800s
bound
FREEcommunity that FREE
FREE
selfwas
guided
by more than a common faith: Many members of the parish were also kinfolk. Descended from the
Minorcan clan who had lived in St. Augustine since the 1770s, these intertwined families migrated
inland to find farmland, settling
12 miles southwest of St. Augustine at Moccasin Branch.
varies
Varies
60 +
Priests
served the parish from St. Augustine until 1860.
Then, Father Henry Peter Clavreulaudio
arrived&from
w/ tour
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Gambling
11:30am-midnight
Fri & Sat 12pm-1am
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St. Ambrose Catholic
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of Historic
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Flagler College
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Pilot School
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9am-4pm
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Wax Museum
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The oldest continuously active Catholic Faith community in the continental United States
founded on September 8, 1565. With the assistance of the King of Spain, the present site
was obtained to build the church of coquina stone in 1793. Completed in 1797, it became a
Cathedral in 1870. The fire of 1887 seriously damaged the building. The reconstruction of
FREE a new chancel
FREE
FREE
FREE
selftoguided
1887 included
and transepts. The
present facade is
almost identical
the
original. The bell tower is of Spanish Renaissance style. From a niche over the main
doorway the statue of St. Augustine watches over the city that is named for him
16 up
$6
15 & under
FREE
self guided 45
min-1 hr
The Catholic community that grew around St. Ambrose Parish beginning in the early 1800s was bound
by more than a common faith: Many members of the parish were also kinfolk. Descended from the
Minorcan clan who had lived in6-17
St. Augustine since the 1770s, these intertwined familiesself
migrated
guided
inland $6.95
to find farmland, settling 12 miles southwest of
St. Augustine at Moccasin
$5.95
FREE Branch. 1 hr
Priests served the parish from$4.25
St. Augustine until 1860. Then, Father Henry Peter Clavreul arrived
from
France to minister to the settlement. During this period, the Moccasin Branch faithful attended Mass at a
barn on the Solano farm. In 1875, Father Clavreul’s successor, Father Stephen Langlade, built the first
$6.95
St. Ambrose Church. A skilled carpenter, Father Langlade was architect and contractor on the project.
$8.95provided labor4–&
$7.95
self guided
Parishioners
andunder
a quota of five pine
trees per family. $2 off
From 1881 to 1948, a two-room
school operated by the Sisters of St. Joseph from St. Augustine
FREE
educated generations of parish children. By the early 1900s, the community had outgrown Father
Langlade’s hand-hewn building. The “new” St. Ambrose Church was finished in 1907. It has served the
parish ever since.
self guided
Built by Henry Morrison Flagler in 1889 as a memorial to his daughter, Jennie Louise.
Dedicated on March 16,11
1890
by the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church
St.
& under
self of
guided
Augustine,
Flagler,
$7 which was originally organized in 1824. Florida’s empire
$5 builder, Henry
20tomin
spared no expense to move a$1
part of Venice to St. Augustine in building this church
hallow the resting place of his beloved Jennie Louise, who had become ill and died in 1889.
The church
$5 architectural style
$3is Venetian Renaissance similar to St Marks Cathedral
1-2inhr
Venice Italy. The huge copper dome rises about 1500 feet overhead and the ornate terra
cotta frieze work was done by Italian artisans. The woodwork is all hand crafted Santo
guided
FREE
FREE
Domingo
mahogany. TheFREE
structure itself is solid
poured concreteFREE
walls and buttresses with
45 members
min.
no internal reinforcement. Henry Flagler was laid to rest in 1913 with other family
partially
in the Flagler mausoleum adjacent to the southwest corner of the church.
6-12
$
guided
$8 of the Greek Orthodox
$7
An institution
Archdiocese
of America isFREE
dedicated to the first
colony
of Greek people who came to5America in 1768. The magnificent St. Photios Orthodox
30-45 min.
Chapel is filled with Byzantine style frescoes. The Orthodox Church embodies and
expresses
treasures
TheFREE
Gospel of Christ30
was
first
$4the rich spiritual
Student
$2.00of Eastern Christianity.
$3
min
preached to the first regions that the Christian faith matured. The Orthodox Church believes
that she has maintained and handed down Christian faith, free from error and distortion from
the days of the Apostles. To bless, praise, and glorify God Father, Son, and Holy Spirit – is
$1
$1 Church. All her $1
the fundamental
purpose of the
activities, even her$1doctrinal formulations,
are directed toward this goal
12-18
Established in 1765 and built
in 1830, it is the oldest Protestant church in Florida. Visitors
$5the collection of 28
self guided
are immediately impressed by
glass windows from both European
and
$10studios in this excellent
FREE with dark,
American
example of a $10
Gothic Revival church
heavy hr
11 & Under
1-11/2
wood vaulting in the bave FREE
and a cruciform design, reflecting the style of early Northern
European churches. Trinity’s magnificent Aeolian Skinner organ is arranged in the
13 up $8pipe style and its sound potential is very obvious to even the casual visitors. An
freestanding
3-12Trinity also offers and Early Learning Center to 70varies
interactive
active
church of 800 members,
preschoolers.
$3.50
programs start
at $65 per
2 & under FREE
family rate $18
$4
w /tour
A fewperson
years after the signing of the “emancipation Proclamation”, a few baptized believers
in Christ felt the need of a tabernacle in which to worship god. Hannah Jordan, a sainted
woman,
said
that when she
wascall
quite young, “St. Augustine was a mostly Catholicguided
town.”
please
call
please
She continued to pray and work with others, starting a Sunday school. First Baptist was
organized in 1872 in a school
house on Charlotte Street; worshipping later in a frame
4-18
$5
50% off
self guided
building$6
on Washington Street,
$5 and the Presbyterian School on Central Avenue. The earliest
building was destroyed by fire in 1915, with the present structure erected in 1916. Twentytwo adults
pastors$8
have served since
1916, and Martin Luther King, Jr., preached here during
the
6-18
guided
$7
50% off
civil rights movement in the 1960’s.
30-45 min
Founded in 1881, the Olivet Methodist Church was constructed on the corner of Tolomoto
partially
6-12
buy of
one
get Flagler.
(Cordova)
on $5
land that was needed for the plans
Henry
In 1886
$9 and King 5Streets
guided
& to
under
FREE
one
Flagler made a proposal
donate
land on the corner of Cordova
andfree
Carrera Street and to
min
build a church and parsonage in exchange for the Olivet church land and building.20Designed
by Carrere and Hastings and erected by McGuire and McDonald the same architects and
$2.50
contractors that planned6-12
and built
Flagler hotels. The church complex is built inself
Spanish
$3.50 style architecture
5 & under
FREE The buildingguided
Renaissance
with massive walls of coquina concrete.
25-30was
min
FREEif Historic Places in November 1979.
placed on the National Register
Methodism was brought to St. Augustine by a Methodist missionary in 1821. he was
guided
donations
donations
donations
followed
by other missionaries
until 1825 when
Rev. McDanieldonations
was sent to organize
30-45a min
Methodist Church here. The church trustees bought land on Charlotte Street where a small
(14’ x 30’8”) church was built. A larger church of coquina was built on St. George Street
6-12 West
$5.99Augustine and Aviles Street
Adult
$5.50
and other locations included
before
the present 2 and ½
guided
25
story brick
in 1911. The pipe
organ which was
installed inself
1926
has been
& under
Children
$8.99structure was5built
$7.99
min-1hr
remodeled and enhanced on
several occasions. Sunday School buildings
added,
FREE
$3.50 have been
remodeling done and property for parking lots purchased through the years. The adjoining
Nell Neighborhood House was purchased by the Parrish family and became a Youth House.
6-12 $7.99
$14.99
$5
self guided
On 1890,
property was deeded by Mlle. Stalla$11.99
Dumas and elderly French
lady from
5&
under FREE Catholic
Charleston SC, for the
African-American
Church of St. Benedict the Moor.
Dedicated February 5, 1911, the church was a mission of the Cathedral until 1914, when the
Josephite Fathers of Baltimore took over the work. Three-dimensional stations of the cross,
guided
from Rome,
the altar is a Tiffany
FREE line the sidewalls.
FREEA focal point over
FREE
FREE stained glass
30-45 min
window. The welcoming interior offers pews to seat about 200.
Organized in 1898 under the leadership of Jacob Tarlinsky, services were held in aguided
private
$5 1923 when the synagogue
$3
$4.50 The congregation
FREE was organized
home until
was dedicated.
20 min
orthodox, with seating for women in the balcony; today the congregation is conservative.
Converted Jews may have come with Ponce de Leon in 1513. At one time there
a
selfwas
guided
w/
‘mikva’
inside
door where
their ritual baths. The temple has stained
12 &
up the front
3-11
$10.95women took
30% off
shows every
glass $21.95
windows from2a &
synagogue
in Atlanta. 10% off
under FREE
hr
Rookery
Museum
Museum
St. Cyprians Episcopal
Historic Church
Museum
Historic
Museum
Attraction
DESCRIPTION
Organized on January 20, 1887 with 18 charter members, this tan brick sanctuary with its
Norman tower and oval stained glass windows was dedicated on February 2, 1896. Henry
Flagler provided the necessary land as a gift, with two conditions: the congregation had to
erect their house of worship in less than two years and at a cost of not under $10,000, debtfree. The final cost was $14,345.37. The congregation met Flagler’s challenge and was
‘debt-free’. Renovated in 1953, and again in 2003, when, a group of men of the church, led
by retired glass craftsman Dee Tarrant, repaired the original stained
glass windows and
SJC
/
TOUR
designed new matching CHILD
windows where
they were needed.
904.829.3800
800.397.4071
904.824.8828
904.829.0745
Founded$6in 1893, principally
Lincolnville community. Over the next 100 plus years,
$5, FREEforw/theOld
12FREE
vicarsw/
andOld
archdeacons
have
overseen the progress of St. Cyprians.
The church’s
Town
Trolley
buy one get
self guided 30
namesake, St. Cyprian was born around 200 A.D. He converted to Christianity and was
Town Trolley
5 &of Carthage. He was beheaded
one free
minutes
ordained
a priest and Tour
elected bishop
in 258 A.D. when
he
refusedTour
to denounce hisunder
faith. FREE
Loomis and Emma White, New Yorkers who had a winter
home in St. Augustine12
donated
the $7
lot at the corner of Lovett and Martin Luther King Jr.
& under
Avenue.$9The architect
was Howard
Hoppin from
Rhode Island.50%
Theoff
building was
children
under 44
$7.50
self guided
completed in March 1900.
inches tall FREE
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904.829.8205
800.222.6727
14
904.829.9887
The St. Augustine Circuit of the Methodist Episcopal Church was established in 1821. The
church $20
has served under two flags, Spanish and American. The early membershipguided
included
English, Spanish, Blacks and Indians. In 1861 the white members left the church during the
Civil War leaving it to the Black membership. The church reorganized in 1870 under the
leadership of Reverend JC Howard. The current church was completed in 1913. The dining
FREE
FREE
FREE
selfRutledge
guided
room FREE
at the rear of the church
was erected between
1945 and 1948
and was named
Hall in honor of the pastor, Reverend SP R
Varies
varies
60 +
audio &
On Christmas Eve 1951, aw/
Christ
tour Episcopal Church congregation
50% of 70 people
off held its first
Nell Neighborhood House was purchased by the Parrish family and became a Youth House.
Church of St. Benedict the
Moor
Historic Church
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Congregation Sons of Israel Historic Church
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Authentic
Old Episcopal
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St. Cyprians
Museum
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Historic
Church
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National
Landmark
C
Colonial
Spanish
Quarter
Trinity United
Methodist
Church
Dow Museum of Historic
Christ
Episcopal
Church Excelsior
Museum
Ponte Vedra
Flagler College
Our Lady Star of the Sea
Museum
Fort Matanzas
Fountain of Youth
Government House
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9am-5pm
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9am-4:30pm
Sun-Thur
10am-9pm
Fri
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10am-10pm
Museum
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Organized in 1898 under the leadership of Jacob Tarlinsky, services were held in a private
home until 1923 when the synagogue was dedicated. The congregation was organized
orthodox, with seating for women in the balcony; today the congregation is conservative.
Converted Jews may have come with Ponce de Leon in 1513. At one time there was a
‘mikva’ inside the front door where women took their ritual baths.SJC
The temple has stained
CHILDin/ Atlanta.
TOUR
glass
windows from a synagogue
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Founded in 1893, principally for the Lincolnville community. Over the next 100 plus years,
12Tours
vicars and archdeacons have overseen the progress of St. Cyprians. The
church’s
ATTRACTIONS
Ancient City
904.797.5604
namesake, St. Cyprian was born around 200 A.D. He converted to Christianity and was
ordained a priest and elected bishop of Carthage. He was beheaded in 258 A.D. when he
Daily
904.824.2269
FREE
FREE
FREE
FREE who
guided
refused
to denounce
Loomis and Emma
White, New Yorkers
hadself
a winter
please call
904.824.8828
Authentic Old
Drug
Store his faith.
904.824.2269
9:30am-6pm
home in St. Augustine donated the lot at the corner of Lovett and Martin Luther King Jr.
Avenue. The architect was Howard Hoppin from Rhode Island. The building was
Daily
16 upin March 1900.
15 & under
self guided 45
completed
Authentic Old
Jail
904.829.3800
8:45am-4:45pm
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Museum
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Center
12-5pm
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10am-6pm
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New Year's Day
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& 2pm
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Museum
9am-5pm
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9am-5:30pm
Historic
Attraction
904.824.2806
On 1890, property was deeded by Mlle. Stalla Dumas and elderly French lady from
Charleston SC, for the African-American Catholic Church of St. Benedict the Moor.
Dedicated February 5, 1911, the church was a mission of the Cathedral until 1914, when the
Josephite Fathers of Baltimore took over the work. Three-dimensional stations of the cross,
from Rome, line the sidewalls. A focal point over the altar is a Tiffany stained glass
window. The welcoming interior offers pews to seat about 200.
904.829.6506
$6
FREE
min-1 hr
The St. Augustine Circuit of the Methodist Episcopal Church was established in 1821. The
The early membership
904.829.6506
selfincluded
guided
Spanish, Blacks and Indians. In 1861$5.95
the white members
left the church during the
904.825.6830 English,
$6.95
FREE
1 hrthe
904.824.2363 Civil War leaving it to the $4.25
Black membership. The church reorganized in 1870 under
leadership
of Reverend JC Howard. The current church was completed in
1913. The dining
Colonial Spanish
Quarter
904.825.6830
room at the rear of the church
was erected between 1945 and 1948 and was named Rutledge
$6.95
honor of the pastor,
4 &Reverend
under SP R $7.95
904.823.9722 Hall in$8.95
$2 off
self guided
church
has served under two6-17
flags, Spanish and American.
Castillo de San
Marcos
Flagler College
904.819.6249
FREE
On Christmas Eve 1951, a Christ Episcopal Church congregation of 70 people held its first
worship service to celebrate Christmas and the dedication of the church. During the first
904.824.1191
self Rev.
guided
year, supply
clergy served the church. Under the leadership of our first Rector,
The
Florida
Heritage
Museum
904.829.3800
904.285.6127 Alexander
"Sandy" Juhan, Christ Episcopal Church grew to around 600 members, expanded
our facilities three times,
and
acquired
additional
property.
Sandy
Juhan
retired
in
January
11 & under
self guided
904.823.3378
$5 904.829.3168
Fountain of1979.
Youth$7
$1
20 min
386.446.7630
Ghost Tours of St.$5Augustine
$3
1-2 hr
904.461.1009
904.471.0116
FREE
Government House
Museum
FREE
904.285.2698
904.829.3168
Lightner Antique $8
Mall
800.356.8222
FREE
904.825.5079
45 min.
5
$7
FREE
guided
904.824.2874
Student $2.00
$3
6-12
904.825.5079
Lightner Museum$4
guided
FREE
$
partially
30-45 min.
FREE
30 min
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North American
Top Gun
Authentic
Old Drug Store
Old Old
Florida
Authentic
Jail Museum
House
Castillo deOldest
San Marcos
Colonial Spanish
Old Quarter
Jail
Flagler College
House
Florida Heritage Museum
Peck House
FountainPena
of Youth
Ghost Tours of St. Augustine
Potter's Wax Museum
Lightner Museum
WWII Fighter
Pilot School
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Limelight Theatre, Inc.
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Marineland's Dolphin Conservation Center
Farm
Mission
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Nombre de Park
Dios &
Rookery
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St. Augustine
History
Museum
8:30am-4:30pm
Museum
Old Town Trolley
Tours
Historic
Attraction
Rescue Center
for unwanted
Potter's Wax Reserve
Museum
exotic animals
Museum
Ripley'sSt.
Believe
It or
Not! Museum Historic
Photios
Chapel
Attraction
Museum
Mission of Nombre de Dios
13 up $8
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904.819.6249
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904.829.3168
New Year's Day
Sun 12:30-5pm
Sun-Thur
904.461.1009
10am-5pm
Fri-Sat
10am-9pm
904.825.5079
Sun-Thurs
9am-7pm
904.824.2874
Fri-Sat
9am-8pm
Mon-Sat
904.824.2874
E,C
10am-6pm,
New Year's Day
Sun 11am-6pm
904.825.1164
Mon-Sat
T, C
10am-4:30pm
& 904.471.1111
Sun 12-4:30pm
4-18
$5
adults $8
6-18
Potter's Wax Museum
904.824.2872
familyItrate
$18 Museum$4
Ripley's Believe
or Not!
$3.50
St. Augustine Scenic Cruise
St. Photios Shrine
904.829.9056
$8.99
800.584.4781
The Oldest House
6-12 $5.99
5 & under
FREE
50% off
30-45 min
904.824.1606
904.824.3337
donations
guided
donations904.829.6545
30-45 min
$7.99
Adult $5.50
904.829.8250
self guided 25
Children
min-1hr
$3.50
904.824.2872
self guided
904.824.0192
904.940.4123
guided
30-45 min
904.940.4123
904.829.0745
$9
Daily
904.829.9056
reservations
required
904.940.0664
$20
Mon-Sat
E,T,C
904.824.1606
Sun
12-6pm
Sun
11am-4pm
904.826.1594
Mon-Sat
800.222.6727
15
904.829.9887
self guided
25-30 min
904.824.1806
$3
$4.50
guided
20 min
FREE
Ximenez Fatio House
904.829.8205
guided
FREE
World Golf IMAX Theater
904.824.8874
self guided
partially
buy one get
904.826.1594
guided
one free
20 min
FREE
$5, FREE w/ Old
Town Trolley
Tour
5&
under FREE
12 & under $7
children under 44
inches tall FREE
Daily
$7
FREE
$6
FREE w/ Old
Town Trolley
Tour
9am- 6pm
904.829.3800
904.829.9056
904.826.1594
FREE
888.352.9463
904.829.3800
800.397.4071
T,C
50% off
$5
3-11 $10.95
2 & under FREE
Phone #
guided
904.829.3800
$5
$11.99
12 & up
$21.95
Daily
8:30am-5pm
w /tour
904.824.8874
6-12 $7.99
904.824.1606
$14.99
The Oldest Wooden
School House
5 & under FREE
FREE
self guided
1-11/2 hr
904.824.2809
Phone
#
varies
5 & under
FREE
904.829.5064
donations Trains
donations
904.825.1164
904.471.1111
St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological
6-12 $2.50Park
904.824.0192
904.824.3337
C
FREE
6-12 $5
5 & under FREE
904.829.3800
$9
$5
Daily
$10
please call
$6
904.827.0807
800.597.7177
904.824.2809
9am-5pm
$1
3-12
$3.50
programs start
Daily
10am-5pm
904.829.3800
C
$1
Dow Museumatof$65
Historic
- formerly
per Houses
2 & under
FREE Old St. Augustine
Village Museumperson
T,C
Daily
$5
11 & Under
FREE
$10
904.824.2269
10am-4pm
Attraction
Zoological Park
Museum
Mon-Fri
$1
Marineland's Dolphin Conservation
Center
12-18
904.824.2874
T,C
New Year's Day
Dow Museum of Historic Houses - formerly Old St. Augustine
Village Museum
Museum
Phone
#
Daily
904.797.5604
Government House Museum
Lightner Antique
Mall
Museum
Daily
9am-5pm
Limelight Theatre,$1Inc.
904.823.3388
904.829.3575
10% off
$7.50
30% off
self guided w/
shows every
hr
buy one get
one free
self guided 30
minutes
50% off
self guided
guided
FREE
FREE
FREE
Varies
varies
w/ tour
60 +
FREE
50%
self guided
off
audio &
St. Johns County
Golf Courses
THE PLAYERS
Stadium Golf
Course at TPC
Sawgrass
110 Championship
Way, Ponte Vedra
Beach, FL 32082
904.273.3230
7,215 yards
Designed by Pete
Dye
Dye’s Valley
Course at TPC
Sawgrass
110 Championship
Way, Ponte Vedra
Beach, FL 32082
904.273.3230
6,864 yards
Designed by Pete
Dye, Bobby Weed tpcsawgrasscountry.com
and Jerry Pate
The Sawgrass
Course at
Sawgrass
Country Club
10034 Golf Club
Dr, Ponte Vedra
Beach, FL 32082
904.273.3720
3,451 yards
Designed by Ed
Seay
Oak Bridge Club
at Sawgrass
254 Alta Mar Dr,
Ponte Vedra
Beach, FL 32082
904.285.0204
6,383 yards
Redesigned by Ed
Seay & Palmer
Course Design Co.
The Ocean
Course and
Lagoon Course at
Ponte Vedra Inn
& Club
200 Ponte Vedra
Blvd, Ponte Vedra
Beach, FL 32082
904.285.1111
800.234.7842
The Golf Club at
South Hampton
315 S. Hampton
Club Way, St.
Augustine, FL
32092
904 287.7529
St. Augustine
Shores Golf Club
707 Shores Blvd,
St. Augustine, FL
32086
The Royal St.
Augustine
6,811 yards Ocean
Course
tpcsawgrasscountry.com
sawgrasscountryclub.com
Designed by Joe
Lee & Bobby
Weed
pvresorts.com
6,935 yards
Designed by Mark
McCumber
hamptongolfclubs.com
904.794.0303
5,367 yards
Designed by
Chuck Almony
capstonegolf.net
301 Royal St.
Augustine Pkwy,
St. Augustine, FL
32084
904.824.4653
6,529 yards
Designed by J.
Christopher
Commins
royalstaugustine.com
St. Johns Golf
Club
4900 Cypress
Links Blvd,
Elkton, FL 32033
904.209.0350
6,926 yards
Designed by
Bob Walker
sjgc.com
St. Johns Golf &
Country Club
205 St. Johns Golf
Dr, St. Augustine,
FL 32092
904.940.6100
7,236 yards
Designed by
Clyde Johnston
stjohnsgolf.com
The Slammer &
Squire at World
Golf Village
2 World Golf Pl,
St. Augustine, FL
32092
904.940.6088
6,940 yards
Designed by
Bobby Weed
wgv.com
The King & Bear
at World Golf
Village
One King and
Bear Pl, St.
Augustine, FL
32092
904.940.6088
7,279 yards
Designed by
Arnold Palmer and
Jack Nicklaus
wgv.com
Cimarrõne Golf
Club
2800 Cimarrone
Blvd, Jacksonville,
FL 32259
904.287.2000
6,891 yards
Designed by
David Postlethwait
cimarronegolf.com
The Champions
Club at Julington
Creek
1111 Durbin
Creek Blvd,
Jacksonville, FL
32259
904.287.4653
6,872 yards
Designed by
Robert Walker &
Steve Melnyk
championsclubgolf.com
The Ocean
Course at
Hammock Beach
105 16th Rd E,
Palm Coast, FL
32137
386.447.4611
800.654.6538
7,201 yards
Designed by Jack
Nicklaus
hammockbeach.com
The
Conservatory
Course at
Hammock Beach
200 Ocean Crest
Dr, Palm Coast,
FL 32137
386.246.5435
800.654.6538
7,776 yards
Designed by Tom
Watson
hammockbeach.com
5,574 yards
Lagoon Course
16
AREA SHOPPING
Name of Store
Address
Phone
Description
A1A
St Jorge Tobacco Shoppe
2085 A1A S #401
904.460.9393
An excellent selection of premium cigars, smoking accessories, pipes, pipe tobacco
and more
Anastasia Blvd.
Sydney McKenna Gallery
5 Inlet Pl
Love's Custom Framing
Moultrie Creek Studios
10 Aviles St
9 C Aviles St
Tepee Town
The Christmas Shop
12 S Castillo Dr
12 S Castillo Dr
Plaza Verde
18 Cathedral Pl
Love's Art Emporium
8 Cathedral Pl
Candida's
Grace Gallery
Grace Gallery
PA St A Fine Art Gallery Inc.
216 Charlotte St
32 Charlotte St
82 Charlotte St
214 Charlotte St
Sanmar Gallery
46 Charlotte St
Frantiques Antiques & Collectibles
Mullet Beach Gallery
Native Traditions Gallery
Paradise Poochie
Second Read Books
6 Cordova St
51 A & B Cordova St
51 C Cordova St
51 F Cordova St
51 Cordova St
The Cuna Street Toy Shop
26 Cuna St
Knock on Wood, Inc.
28 Cuna St
Isabela's
Jennifer Roche Custom Tile
19 Cuna St
12 Cuna St
Olde Town Leather & Gifts
17 Cuna St
Rex Jewelry
Southern Lights Candle Shop
Wheelers for Christmas
27 Cuna St
12 Cuna St
25 Cuna St
Among The Flowers
56 Hypolita St.
Go Fish Clothing & Jewelry Co
63 Hypolita St
Metalartz
Vino-Del-Grotto
58 Hypolita St
35 Hypolita St
57 Treasury
Accents on Gifts
Brilliance in Color
144 King St
47 King St
25 King St
Butterfield Garage Art Gallery
137 King St
Energy Lab Art & Gallery
Jakes Landing
James Coleman Signature Gallery
Notions & Potions
137 King St
1 King St
65 King St
41 C King St
Potter's Wax Museum Gift Shop
17 King St
Rembrandtz American Craft Gallery
131 King St
Scents Unlimited
51 King St
Authentic Old Drugstore
31 Orange St
Name of Store
Around the World Marketplace
Address
21 Orange St
904.824.2414
Features contemporary atmospheric oil landscapes, as well as functional and
decorative pottery
Aviles Street
904.810.5444
State of the art facility produces the largest and best made frames made in America
904.829.2142
Folk pottery, jewelry and art
Castillo Drive
904.824.9898
Native American products and collectibles
904.824.9898
High end collectibles, Waterford Crystals and ornaments
Cathedral Place
904.829.5535
Gifts for uplifting your spirits
904.824.0844
Private viewing areas and perfect lighting allow visitors to experience the beauty of
904.829.0818
any piece of art, whether it be a canvas, sculpture or art glass
Charlotte Street
904.829.5555
Boutique for women featuring clothing, sterling silver and accessories
904.826.1669
Hand crafted folk art from around the world
904.826.1536
Hand crafted folk art from around the world
904.824.0251
Over 200 original paintings and pottery exhibited daily. Monthly changing shows
Eye immersing vibrantly colored art from abstract washes to natural scenes to
904.824.1816
sculptures
Cordova Street
904.823.1818
Art, jewelry, furniture, silver, glassware and books
904.829.6831
Local Florida artwork
904.808.7361
Native American antiques and collectibles. Native American owned
904.824.3305
Bakery, gifts and toys for dogs
904.829.0334
All genres of books from tourism to mystery. Trade-sell used books
Cuna Street
904.819.5599
The most unique toy shop in St. Augustine
Specializing in marquetry and laser products wholesale and retail. Wooden gifts
904.824.4642
and originals
904.824.3053
Collections in lace and linen
904.829.6080
Hand painted and fired tile art
Pure leather goods from international countries and featuring custom sandals made
904.826.1779
locally
904.824.0116
Fine jewelry & diamonds, one of a kind pieces and customs
904.826.1728
Candles and candle accessories
904.824.5820
Wide variety of Christmas merchandise and collectibles
Hypolita Street
904.824.5566
Handbags, travel bags, backpacks and more. Designs by Vera Bradley
Handmade home furnishings, jewelry, shoes, hats, bags, belts, Christian t-shirts and
904.825.0539
other unique accessories
904.824.6322
Local art, hand blown glass, jewelry and gifts
904.824.7962
A fine selection of Florida fruit wines and other delectable items
King Street
904.827.1707
Interior garden and floral design consultation. Also features art gallery
904.829.3231
Exclusive Gifts, Lampberger Peggy, Karr glass, Zoppinni charms
904.810.0460
Massive, "in-stock" inventory of originals and limited editions
Contemporary work by 13 different member artists in a variety of media. New
904.825.4577
shows monthly
904.808.8455
Beaded designs, paintings, fused glass, pottery, sculpture and gilded restoration
904.827.0034
"Life is Good" merchandise
904.829.1925
Internationally acclaimed artist with a tropical theme
904.810.2001
Enter the world of stars, moons and beyond
Anything from collectibles to large figurines, also carrying connetics and stuffed
800.584.4781
animals.
Voted "favorite" and "Most Unique" place for hand-crafted art and gifts in St.
Augustine.
904.827.1012
More natural fragrances and cremes, less allergies less money
Orange Street
Closed out items from tepee town, Christmas shop and Columbia gift shop. Variety
904.824.2269
of gifts and collectibles
Phone
Description
904.824.622317
Mexican pottery and furniture, jewelry, chimeneas
San Marco Avenue
904.829.0065
Potter's Wax Museum Gift Shop
17 King St
800.584.4781
Rembrandtz American Craft Gallery
131 King St
904.829.0065
Scents Unlimited
Anything from collectibles to large figurines, also carrying connetics and stuffed
animals.
Voted "favorite" and "Most Unique" place for hand-crafted art and gifts in St.
Augustine.
904.827.1012
More natural fragrances and cremes, less allergies less money
Orange Street
Closed out items from tepee town, Christmas shop and Columbia gift shop. Variety
904.824.2269
of gifts and collectibles
Phone
Description
904.824.6223
Mexican pottery and furniture, jewelry, chimeneas
San Marco Avenue
Antiques, collectibles, World & US paper notes, coins, military & political items
904.824.3128
and more
904.825.1122
Rubber stamps and stamping supplies
904.829.1686
Coffee Bar and imported gifts and antiques
904.825.4306
Authentic military collectibles and items
904.829.2122
Antiques, art, home accessories and gifts
904.827.1622
Gallery, workshops and registered art school
904.829.9060
Men's and Women's clothing, new and used home furnishing and other house items
904.829.0544
Large Antique Mall without the clutter. Over 22 dealers featured
Original and custom jewelry and amulet designs, healing stones and crystal, altar
904.827.1030
statuary
904.824.9156
Antiques, collectibles, home décor, uniques, consignment shop
Offers approximately 25,000 hardback books, 1000 paperback books and thousands
904.824.9357
of pieces of ephemera ( including antique postcards and military manuals)
Silo Road
From the nation's oldest city comes to you the finest gourment line of datil pepper
904.522.0059
products
Spanish Street
904.819.9705
Gifts, art, jewelry and glass
904.829.1881
Hand painted oils on canvas and frames
St. George Street
904.824.7736
Flags and sports merchandise
904.824.8613
Christmas and handmade ornaments
904.829.3535
Shoes, socks and accessories
904.824.2305
Sterling Silver jewelry from around the world along with gifts and other accessories
904.687.0898
Unique quality gifts and home décor at reasonable prices for everyone
904.826.4411
Cat gifts and merchandise
904.825.1972
Candles, soaps and gifts
904.810.5877
Family history and coat of arms. Over 350,000 names
904.825.5040
Variety of gifts based on historic St. Augustine
904.824.3669
Fine Collectibles and clocks
904.829.0512
Land and sea gifts, resort wear
904.824.9228
Oriental merchandise, jewelry and gemstones
904.823.0777
Gifts for pets and the pet lover
904.823.3378
Flagler College historic gifts
904.826.0455
Retail shoes and accessories
904.824.3499
Fine Jewelry, Sculpture-Art Glass, Sterling Silver and 14K gold
904.826.1711
Handbags, jewelry, accessories, featuring healthy back bags
904.808.4740
Flags, jewelry and house décor
904.824.5579
Tickets to ghost tours and ghost and early America merchandise
904.829.3022
Shirts, hats, and toys for people of all ages
904.824.5738
Original woodwork
904.829.3742
Large retail in shoes, clothing and accessories for men and women
904.824.5286
Sunglasses, weapons and historic costumes
904.826.4004
Heritage Lace along with spiritual gifts of all types.
904.824.7017
Old time photos
904.824.5040
Irish themed t-shirts and gifts
Women's and children clothing and accessories, fresh produce and Lily Pultzer
904.824.6809
clothing lines
904.824.3261
Jewelry, gifts and paintings
Children's clothing, look alike dolls, Raggedy Ann & Andy and American doll
904.826.0048
accessories
904.827.9006
Featuring Thomas Kincaide the painter of light and other artwork
904.823.8688
Gifts for the good times and other nostalgic items
904.826.4276
Hot sauces and gourmet foods, gift sets and hot sauce accessories
904.824.1611
Eclectic jewelry, t-shirts, clothing, accessories, world music and masks
904.824.1999
Intimate wear, bridal wear, soaps and candles
904.824.7844
Nostalgic candy and hot sauces
904.826.4276
Chimes and Gifts of land and sea
904.819.0723
Artwork, clothing, souvenirs and gifts
904.824.1700
Studio with costumes to take old time photos
Phone
Description
858.752.0964
Pirate store and photo studio
904.824.8446
T-shirts, clothing, gifts and accessories
18
904.825.0711
Sweets and specializing in pecan candies, caramel and fudge
904.823.9870
Coral jewelry, shells, shark teeth necklaces
AREA SHOPPING
51 King St
Authentic Old Drugstore
31 Orange St
Name of Store
Around the World Marketplace
Address
21 Orange St
C & J Antiques Co.
67 San Marco Ave
Claire's Collectibles
Coastal Traders
DMZ Military Antiques
Eden
Frank Monaco Studio
New Life Discount Depot, Inc.
St. Augustine Antique Emporium
78 A San Marco Ave
56 1/2 San Marco Ave
210 A San Marco Ave
82 San Marco Ave
214 San Marco Ave
58 San Marco Ave
62 San Marco Ave
The Jewel Box Goddess Shop
208 San Marco Ave
Uptown Antiques
63 San Marco Ave
Wolf's Head Books, Inc.
48 San Marco Ave
Minorcan Datil Pepper Products
5057 Silo Rd
Crystal Clear Galleries
Erbco Art Gallery
5 Spanish St
9 Spanish St
A World of Flags
Art & Ornaments
Casa Birkenstock
Casa Rodriguez
Charlotte Kaye, LLC
City Cat, Country Cat
City Gate Trading Co.
Coat of Arms Shoppe
Colonial Spanish Store Gift Shop
Columbia Gift Shop
East Coast/West Coast, Inc.
Far East Traders
Faux Paws
Flagler’s Legacy
Footprints
Gallery Calypso
Gemini Gifts
George’s Treasure
Ghost Augustine
Grist Mill Gifts
Grover’s Gallery, Inc.
H. W. Davis Co.
Head Gear 2
Heavenly Presents
Heritage Old Time Portrait Studio
House of Ireland
138 St. George St
32 St. George St
2 St. George St
52 St. George St
100 St. George St
72 St. George St
4 St. George St
115 St. George St
33 St. George St
98 B St. George St
138 St. George St
105 St. George St
4 St. George St #102
59 St. George St
102 St. George St
106 B St. George St
15 St. George St
19 St. George St
16 B St. George St
152 St. George St
139 St. George St
Island Images
122 St. George St
Lil Jon Jewelry & Gifts
106 St. George St
Little Folks Shop
Loves City Gate Gallery
Magnet Force, Inc.
Mara's Hotter Side
Materialistic
Melissa's Intimate Apparel
Mix & Match Candy Shop
Nautical Watch
Ocean Zones
Old Tyme Photo
Name of Store
Pirate Portraits N Treasures
Sandcastles Gifts & Clothing
Savannah Sweets
Sea Gems
1 St. George St
106 St. George St #S
125 St. George St
128 St. George St
106 A St. George St
18 St. George St
144 St. George St
Address
100 St. George St
106 St. George St
81 St. George St
91 St. George St
Magnet Force, Inc.
Mara's Hotter Side
Materialistic
Melissa's Intimate Apparel
Mix & Match Candy Shop
Nautical Watch
Ocean Zones
Old Tyme Photo
Name of Store
Pirate Portraits N Treasures
Sandcastles Gifts & Clothing
Savannah Sweets
Sea Gems
Seaside Gallery & Leather
Sklar William - Jeweler to St.
Augustine
Silver Feather Jewelry & Gifta
Sonico Tourist Shopping Spot
Spanish-Dutch Convoy
St. Augustine Art Glass
St. Augustine Tobacco Co.
St. George Dinnerware
St. George Souvenir Shop
St. Photios Greek Orthodox Shrine
Streetwear 35
Sunburst Crystal
Surf Culture
Swedish Clogs, Inc.
Tarpon Gem & Jewelry
The Bag Lady
The Mariner’s Manor Gifts
The Panama Hat Company
The Pearl Shop
The Pink Petunia
The Pirate and His Lady
The Shell Shop Sunburst Trading
The Woman's Exchange Gift Shop
Theatre Magic
Tranquility Bay
Whetstone Chocolates
Lauden Golf of Ponte Vedra
Boutique Shop
Golf Pro Shop
Gourmet Shop
Kids Shop
Ponte Vedra Shop
Spa Gift Shop
Surf Shop
Tennis Shop
Charlotte's Web
Hot Stuff Mon
PGA Tour Stop
World Golf Hall of Fame Gift Shop
106 St. George St #S
125 St. George St
128 St. George St
106 A St. George St
18 St. George St
144 St. George St
Address
100 St. George St
106 St. George St
81 St. George St
91 St. George St
162 St. George St
904.823.8688
904.826.4276
904.824.1611
904.824.1999
904.824.7844
904.826.4276
904.819.0723
904.824.1700
Phone
858.752.0964
904.824.8446
904.825.0711
904.823.9870
904.823.1336
Gifts for the good times and other nostalgic items
Hot sauces and gourmet foods, gift sets and hot sauce accessories
Eclectic jewelry, t-shirts, clothing, accessories, world music and masks
Intimate wear, bridal wear, soaps and candles
Nostalgic candy and hot sauces
Chimes and Gifts of land and sea
Artwork, clothing, souvenirs and gifts
Studio with costumes to take old time photos
Description
Pirate store and photo studio
T-shirts, clothing, gifts and accessories
Sweets and specializing in pecan candies, caramel and fudge
Coral jewelry, shells, shark teeth necklaces
Quality oil paintings, large selection of matted and framed prints and leather
5 A St. George St
904.825.0441
Fine jewelry, gold and silver
AREA SHOPPING
An extensive selection of American Indian jewelry, pottery, art and crafts from the
southwest
132 St. George St
904.824.5203
Souvenirs of all types
60 St. George St
904.824.8053
World-wide Importers of fine leather goods
54 St. George St
904.824.4916
Handmade American crafts, glass and pottery
904.827.1510
New blends and expanded lines of cigars
119 St. George St
904.829.6773
Anything for the kitchen
Souvenirs, t-shirts, caps & visors, lotions, gifts, shells, jewelry, beachwear and
116 St. George St
904.829.5467
sunglasses
41 St. George St
904.829.8205
Religious items
115 B St. George St
904.829.0374
Resort wear, surf wear, beachwear for the entire family
105 St. George St
904.824.9228
Crystal figurines and jewelry
136 St. George St
904.823.9666
Sunglasses, shoes and clothing with a surfing and skating in mind
5 B St. George St
904.824.6965
High quality comfort sandals, local clogs and other types of shoes
133 St. George St
904.823.1306
Gifts, jewelry, gemstones, custom design and repair on jewelry
112 St. George St
904.824.9489
Women's shoes, handbags, watches, totes, belts, jewelry and accessories
107 St. George St
904.808.7014
Nautical gifts, décor and collectibles
46 St. George St
904.829.0032
Specializing in genuine fine Panama hats and other handmade items
14 D St. George St
904.824.9935
Pearls, stones and jewelry
97 St. George St
904.824.9363
Dolls and gifts
72 St. George St
904.824.6292
T-shirts for the family along with souvenirs and gifts
148 St. George St
904.824.8778
Mexican Imports with jewelry, pottery and much more
143 St. George St
904.829.5064
Consignment shop with children's clothing, linens and cookbooks
106 N St. George St
904.823.8998
Magic shop and gag-gifts
142 St. George St
904.823.9292
Imports from India and Indonesia featuring belly dancing items
42 St. George St
904.825.1720
Chocolates and sweets
The Shoppes at Ponte Vedra
338 A1A N, # 305
904.543.1433
Unique custom clubs - Banana, Bahama Blue - Trifecta, 24 hour repair service
The Shops At Ponte Vedra Inn & Club
A fashionable boutique offering the area's finest collection in ladies and men's
904.285.1111
apparel
904.285.1111
Classic golf clothes and merchandise
904.285.1111
A collection of gifts and apparel featuring the logo of the Club
904.285.1111
A boutique designed with the younger ones in mind
904.285.1111
A collection of gifts and apparel featuring the logo of the Club
904.285.1111
Exclusive lines of body care products from around the world
904.285.1111
Designer name swimwear for men and women, poolside and beach
904.285.1111
Fashionable tennis apparel and merchandise
Treasury Street
34 Treasury St
904.824.4944
General gift shop
34 Treasury St
904.824.4944
Large selection of hot sauces, mustards and seasonings
World Golf Village Shops
Walk of Champions at
904.940.0418
PGA Tour merchandise, golf apparel, clubs and more
WGV
6 St. George St
904.808.7138
One World Golf Pl
904.940.4080
Stocked with mementos from the World Golf Hall of Fame, including logoed
apparel, accessories, golf accessories and more
State Road 16
904.826.1311
Prime Outlets
500 Prime Outlets Blvd
St. Augustine Premium Outlets
The Antique Market
2700 SR 16
325 SR 16
904.825.1555
904.824.9394
US 1
Sally's Roses & More
1570 US 1
904.823.3417
Over 75 Outlet Stores including Gucci, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5th, Michael Kors,
Juicy Couture and more
85 Outlet Stores including Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, J. Crew, Nike and more
Quality antiques and collectibles from England, France, Central Europe & India
Specialize in quality flowers and great service
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Nightlife
Establishment
Address
Phone
Full
Bar
Beer/
Wine
Live
Music
95 Cordova Lounge
95 Cordova St
810.6810
yes
yes
A1A Aleworks
1 King St
829.2977
yes
yes
Ann O'Malley's Irish Pub &
Deli
Auggie Dogg's
Aviles Restaurant & Lounge
23 Orange St
825.4040
yes
yes
various
200 Anastasia Blvd
32 Avenida Menendez
819.0000
829.2277
yes
yes
yes
yes
Bar None & Saloon
312 Anastasia Blvd
825.4202
yes
yes
British Pub
213 Anastasia Blvd
810.5111
yes
yes
Café Eleven
501 A1A Beach Blvd
460.9311
yes
yes
Cellar6
6 Aviles St
827.9055
no
yes
Cobalt Lounge at the Casa
Monica
95 Cordova St
827.1888
yes
yes
Conch House Marina Resort
57 Comares Ave
829.8646
yes
yes
Donovan's Irish Pub
7440 US 1 N
829.0000
yes
yes
DJ
yes
Nightly
various
Nightly
various
yes
Nightly
Jazz
Weekend
Jazz
Wed – DJ
weekends
various
Yes please
call
End Zone Sports Bar
2446 US 1 S
797.2344
yes
yes
Thurs-Sun
various
Thurs-Sun
various
yes
no
tv's
yes
yes
yes
yes
darts, karaoke
yes
yes
valet
yes
tv's
yes
yes
Giggling Gator Pub
121 King St
824.0444
yes
yes
Gypsy Comedy Club
18 Eugene Pl
461.8843
yes
yes
comedy
Hurricane Patty's
69 Lewis Blvd
827.1822
yes
yes
Tues-Sun
J.P Henley's
Kingfish Grille
Mardi Gras Sports Bar
10 Marine St
252 Yacht Club Dr
123 San Marco Ave
829.3337
824.2111
823.8806
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
McKnight's Irish Pub
16 Cathedral Pl
824.0046
yes
yes
Milltop Tavern
19 1/2 St. George St
829.2329
yes
yes
Murphs Bar & Grill
6975 A1A S
461.5030
yes
yes
Nobbys Sports Tavern
10 Anastasia Blvd
825.4959
yes
yes
Oasis
Panama Hattie's Lounge and
Restaurant
Papagallos Bistro
Pelican Pub
Scarlett O'Hara's
Sluggers
Stogies Jazz Club
4000 A1A S
471.3424
yes
yes
361 A1A Beach Blvd
471.2192
yes
yes
300 A1A Beach Blvd
2085 A1A S
70 Hypolita St
116 San Marco Ave
36 Charlotte St
471.2575
471.9532
824.6535
825.0950
826.4008
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
Taberna del Gallo
37 St. George St
825.6830
no
yes
The Reef
4100 A1A N
824.8008
yes
yes
The White Lion
20 Cuna St
829.2388
yes
yes
Tradewinds
124 Charlotte St
826.1590
yes
yes
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seasonal
yes
weekend
various
Nightly
various
nightly
various
Fri & Sat
karaoke
yes
DJ nightly
– various
nightly
billiards, darts,
shuffleboard, tvs
jukebox
Mon Night
poker
tv's
tv's
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
no
satellite tvs
yes
yes
satellite tv's
yes
darts, billiards
yes
billiards
yes
yes
no
daily
yes
1740's
Spanish
Tavern
weekends
various
weekends
Nightly
various
yes
no
pub songs
no
yes
no
no
Spas
Company Name
Location
Phone
Sawgrass Marriott Resort & Spa
403 Anastasia Blvd, 32080
Anastasia Island
955 Registry Blvd, 32092
Wold Golf Village
66 Hypolita St, 32084
Historic District
200 Ponte Vedra Blvd, 32082
Ponte Vedra
1000 PGA Tour Blvd, 32082
Ponte Vedra
Small Indulgences European Day
Spa & Salon
9 Sanchez Ave, 32084
Historic District
Debbie's Day Spa & Salon
PGA TOUR Spa Laterra
Panache: Aveda Stores, Salon & Spas
Ponte Vedra Inn & Club
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Toll-Free
904.825.0569
904.940.7800
Web Site
www.debbiesdayspasalon.com
866.400.8882
www.laterraresort.com
www.getpanache.com
904.824.2771
904.285.1111
800.234.7842
www.pvresorts.com
904.285.7777
800.457.4653
www.sawgrassmarriott.com
904.824.6220
800.824.9899
www.smallindulgencesdayspa.com
Outdoor Recreation Guide/Activities
Outdoor Activities
24-hour Surf Report 904.471.1122
7507 A1A S, 32080
904.471.0398
www.devilselbowfishingresort.com
Boat rentals, kayak rentals
EcoMotion Segway Tours
11255 Ft. George Rd, 32226
904.251.9477
www.EcoMotionTours.com
Special eco-historic tours go “off-road”
through undeveloped islands to see plantations,
ruins and wildlife. Florida’s only Segway tours
in state parks. Reservations only.
Kayak Adventures
616 12th Ave N, 32250
904.249.6200
www.kayakadventuresllc.com
ACA certified coastal kayak instruction,
fly and light tackle fishing, indoor rock
climbing, mountain biking, and guided
eco-tours. Reservations recommended.
Ripple Effect Eco Tours
3930 A1A S, 32080
904.347.1565
www.rippleeffectecotours.com
Kayak tours
St. Augustine Eco Tours
111 Avenida Menendez #60, 32084
904.377.7245
www.staugustineecotours.com
Guided kayak and boat tours
St Augustine Glided Tours
11 Magnolia Ave, 32084
904.669.9806
www.segwaystaugustine.com
Segway tours
Sea Hunt Scuba
309 SR 16, 32084
904.824.0831
www.seahuntscuba.com
Scuba instruction, private classes available
Shady Oyster Fish Camp
291 Cubbedge Rd, 32080
904.471.4144
www.shadyoysterfishcamp.com
Kayak rentals, guided tours, lessons, fishing
and a marina
Smile High Parasail, Inc.
111 Avenida Menendez, 32084
904.819.0908
www.smilehighparasail.com
Conveniently located in downtown St.
Augustine. Reservations recommended
The Surf Station
904. 471.9463
www.surf-station.com
Surfing rentals, lessons
Kayak Rentals
Haven Horse Ranch
7333 CR 208, 32092
904.813.5710
www.havenhorseranch.org
Molasses Junction Stables
3830 N Cross Rd, 32092
904.819.9147
www.molassesjunctionstables.com
Sawgrass Stables
4185 Corbin Rd, 32092
904.940.0200
Birding and Wildlife Viewing
Anastasia Water Sports
580 Anastasia Park Rd, 32080
904. 460.9111
Canoe, catamaran, kayak, and windsurfing
rentals
7th Annual First Coast Birding &
Nature Festival – April 22–26, 2009
Exhibit Area, off site field trips,
photography workshops
www.Getaway4Nature.com
Big Bill’s Beach Stuff
5122 A1A S, 32080
904.461.5755
www.bigbillsbeachstuff.com
1000 Faver-Dykes State Park, 32086
904.794.0997
Four-mile trail through tidal marsh to
view wading birds, alligators, otters,
raccoons, and bald eagles
Kayak rentals, surfboard rentals, boogie
board rentals, skim board rentals
7507 A1A S, 32080
904.471.0398
Kayak rentals, fishing, bait & tackle shop
904.471.4144
www.shadyoysterfishcamp.com
Kayak rentals, guided tours, lessons, fishing
and a marina
Horseback Riding
Black Forest Stables
8000 US 1 S, 32086
904.797.3179
www.BlackForestfl.com
Country Carriages
650 Riberia St, 32084
904.826.1982
www.countrycarriages.net
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Fort Matanzas
8635 A1A S, 32080
904.471.0116
The Matanzas Inlet is home to a wide
variety of sea and wading birds
GTM Reserve (Formally known as
Guana River State Park)
500 Guana River Rd, 32095
904.823.4500
St. Augustine Alligator Farm
Zoological Park
904.824.3337
www.alligatorfarm.com
A natural rookery in the swamp area
allows viewing of snowy and great egrets,
tri-color herons, ibis, roseate spoonbills,
rare wood storks, turtles, and alligators
Washington Oaks Gardens State Park
6400 N Ocean Shore Blvd, 32137
386.446.6783/ 386.446.6780
Outdoor Recreation Guide/Activities
Parks and Conservation Areas
Anastasia State Park
200 Anastasia Park Rd, 32080
904.461.2033
Deep Creek Conservation Area
East Side of St Johns River, West of CR 207
904.329.4404
1000 Faver-Dykes State Park, 32086
904.794.0997
Frank Butler Park East
5860 A1A S, 32080
904.209.0333
Moses Creek Conservation Area
SR 206, 32086
904.329.4404
Frank Butler Park West
399 Riverside Blvd, 32080
904.209.0333
Washington Oaks Gardens State Park
6400 N Ocean Shore Blvd, 32137
386.446.6783/386.446.6780
GTM Reserve
(Formally known as Guana River
State Park)
500 Guana River Rd, 32095
904.823.4500
St. Johns Recreation and Parks
904.209.0333
Rental Merchandise
Aqua East
904.471.8070
24 hr free surf report: 904.828.4848
www.aquaeast.com
Kayak rentals
Surf Board rentals
Body Board rentals
Big Bill’s Beach Stuff
904.461.5755
www.bigbillsbeachstuff.com
Anything you need:
Bikes, beach stuff, baby needs, BBQ
Grills, coolers, portable beds, water
sports items and a whole lot more
904.471.0398
Boat rentals
Kayak rentals
Rod & Reel rentals
Pit Surf Shop Beach Rentals
904.471.4700
www.pitsurfshop.com
Chair rentals
Umbrella rentals
Body Board rentals
Surf Board rentals
Solano Cycle
904.825.6766
www.solanocycle.com
Moped rentals
Bicycle rentals
Wheelchair rentals
Stroller rentals
The Surf Station
904.471.9463
www.surf-station.com
Body Board and Surf Board Rentals
St. Johns County Parks & Recreation
904.209.0333
Beach Wheelchair rentals – Reservations
suggested
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St. Johns County Beach Info
The beaches of St. Johns County are both secluded and unspoiled with over 40 miles of scenic, uncluttered coastline. This vast coastline offers
residents and visitors alike the choice to park off-beach and walk or sunbathe along endless miles of pristine coastline or park directly on the sand and
enjoy a dip in the surf near one of several staffed lifeguard towers. Please remember to clean up after yourself and Leave Only Your Footprints.
PROHIBITED
Alcoholic Beverages, Glass Containers, Open Fires, Overnight Camping, Unleashed Animals, Soliciting, Canvassing, and Commercial
Activities, Motorized Boats, Removal of Beach Sand and Vegetation
SPECIAL EVENTS
Special Events by Permit Only - Please contact Beach Management at the number provided below.
BEACH PARKING PASS
• Motor Vehicles are permitted to park on several stretches of St. Johns County Beaches for a moderate fee. Traffic is regulated and the tenmile per hour speed limit is strictly enforced.
• Pedestrians are urged to stay alert and use caution.
• Daily Beach Parking Pass $6 for St. Johns County residents and $7 for non-residents from Memorial Day through Labor Day
• Annual Beach Parking Pass $40– can be purchased at booth at the vehicle access ramps.
• Annual Beach Passes can be purchased pre-season at a discounted price of $30 at the County Fishing Pier and Tax Collector’s office.
Contact Beach Management at 904.209.1119 for date of sales.
LIFEGUARDS
Lifeguards are stationed along various stretches of the shoreline for your protection. You can help them make your stay a safe and enjoyable one
by checking with them on local conditions and by swimming with a buddy in front of a staffed lifeguard tower. Lifeguard towers are staffed along
several miles of coastline from Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day Weekend from the hours of 10am-6pm weather permitting.
PETS ON THE BEACH
Pets are allowed on St. Johns County beaches as long as pet is on a leash (owner will be ticketed if pet not on leash) and you MUST clean up after
your pet. Pets are NOT allowed on the beach within state parks.
SEA TURTLE PROTECTION PROGRAM
St. Johns County is home to several species of endangered or threatened sea turtles that arrive every spring and summer to nest along our coastline.
Those of us who live in and visit St. Johns County have a special opportunity and responsibility to protect these magnificent creatures and their
vulnerable nesting and feeding grounds.
BEACH FLAG DESCRIPTION
Green: Low hazard, calm conditions, exercise caution.
Yellow: Medium hazard, moderate surf and/or currents.
Red: High hazard, high surf and/or strong currents.
Red over Red [i.e., two red flags]: Water closed to the public.
Purple: Dangerous marine life.
WHAT TO DO IF YOU ARE CAUGHT IN A RIPTIDE
Step 1: If you are caught in a rip tide, and feel your self being pulled out to sea, try to relax and just stay afloat. The water may pull you a hundred
yards or so out into the ocean. Don’t fight it, and don’t panic.
Step 2: Once you feel the force begin to subside, swim either to your right or to your left, as long as it is parallel to the shore. Rip tides are usually 30
to 100 feet wide.
Step 3: Once you are out of the rip tide, you can swim normally back to shore.
Step 4: If you can’t swim back, then tread water, try to wave a hand and call for help, but definitely try to stay calm.
St. Johns County Division of Beach Management
2175 Mizell Road, St. Augustine, FL 32080-5917 • 904.209.0333
• www.sjcfl.us
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St. Johns County Fishing Guide
St. Augustine Beach Fishing Pier
350 A1A Beach Blvd
St. Augustine Beach, 32080
904.461.0119
www.co.st-johns.fl.us
Hours of Operation
Daily from 6am–10pm
St. Johns County Ocean Pier is a 4 acre beachfront park
with a variety of amenities including:
• 4 Acre Beachfront Park
• Free Parking
• Playground
• Splash Park
• Picnic Tables
• Restroom Facilities
• Outdoor Showers
• Covered Pavilion (By Reservation)
• Bait, Ice, Tackle, Refreshments
• Lighted Beach Volleyball Courts
Fees
Daily Sightseeing Tickets
• Child & Adult. ...........................................$0.50
Daily Fishing Passes
• Child & People w/ Disability.....................$1.50
• Adult..........................................................$3.00
• Child & People w/ Disability.....................$1.00
• Adult..........................................................$2.00
Non-Resident
Non-Resident
Resident
Resident
Season Fishing Passes
• Child & Adult. ...........................................$30.00 Non–Resident
• Child & Adult. ...........................................$20.00 Resident
FLORIDA FISHING RULES & REGULATIONS
Jacksonville Beach Florida Marine Patrol Field Office:
904.270.2500
You are a resident 65 years of age or older.
You are a member of the Armed Forces and not stationed in
Florida while home on leave for 30 days or less, with orders in
your possession.
Obtain your fishing license over the phone by calling
800.347.4356
You have been accepted by the Florida Dept. of HRS for
development services.
You don’t need a Florida saltwater fishing
license if…
You are fishing from a pier that has been issued a pier Saltwater
Fishing License.
You are under 16.
You are a Florida resident fishing from land or from a structure fixed to land.
You are a Florida resident fishing for mullet in freshwater and
have a valid Florida freshwater fishing license.
You are fishing from a boat that has a valid Vessel Saltwater
Fishing License.
You are a Florida resident fishing for saltwater species in
freshwater from land or a structure fixed to land.
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FISHING EQUIPMENT & BAIT
Avid Angler
2101 N US1, 32084
904.824.8322
Bob’s Bait & Tackle
6810 US1 S, 32086
904.794.7501
904.471.4144
West Marine
1030 S Ponce De Leon Blvd, 32084
904.810.5353
7507 A1A S, 32080
904.471.0398
Fishbone Outfitters
107 Yacht Club Dr, 32084.
904.827.1522
Boater’s World Marine Center
400 C B L Dr, 32086
904.824.8870
Mike’s Place
614 Euclid Ave, 32084
(904) 829-8567
Oldest City Bait & Tackle
105 A1A Beach Blvd, 32080
904.461.0244
English Landing Marina
509 US1 S, 32084
904.669.7363
Fish Island Marina
650 SR 312, 32080
904. 471.1955
Old Vilano Bridge
Vilano Rd
BOAT RENTALS
Hidden Harbor
10 Prawn St, 32084
904.829.0750
High Tide Boat Yard
164 Nix Boat Yard Rd, 32086
B&L Enterprises
1675 SR 16, 32084
904.824.3124
Marineland of Florida Marina
176 Marina Dr, 32086
904.471.0087
Oasis Boat Yard & Marina
256 Riberia St, 32084
904.824.2520
7507 A1A S, 32080
904.471.0398
Mike’s Place
614 Euclid Ave, 32084
904.829.8567
Water Sports of St. Augustine
250 Vilano Rd, 32095
904.823.8963
291 Cubbege Rd, 32080
904.471.4144
FISHING CHARTERS
Oyster Creek Marina
65 Lewis Blvd, 32084
904.827.0520
Sea Love Marina
904.824.3328
St. Augustine Municipal Marina
111 Avenida Menendez, 32084
904.825.1026
904.829.0636
BOAT MARINAS
Anchorage Inn
1 Dolphin Dr, 32080
904.829.9041
Lighthouse Park Fishing Pier
Old Beach Rd and Lew Blvd
SHORE FISHING
Beaches
(unless otherwise marked)
Camachee Cove Yacht Harbor
3070 Harbor Dr, 32084
904.829.5676
Bridges
(unless otherwise marked)
Conch House Marina
57 Comares Ave, 32080
904.829.8646, 800.940.6256
St. Augustine Beach Fishing Pier
350 Beach Blvd, 32080
904.461.0119
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Conch House Sport Fishing Charters
904.829.8646/888.463.4742
Lighthouse Charters, Inc.
Camachee Island Marina, 32095
904.825.1985
Reel Deal Charters
904.829.8586
St. Augustine Fishing Charters
580 Howard Pl, 32086
904.797.6499
Sea Love II & III
904.824.3328
SouthWind Charters
PO Box 840027, 32080
904.825.1784
Boat Ramp Listings
Total of 14 boat ramps at 10 locations spread throughout St. Johns County
Salt Water
Boating Club Road Boat Ramp
North of Vilano on A1A
904.209.0333
• 1 Boat Ramp
• Parking Lot
• Trash Cans
Doug Crane Boat Ramp
Shore Drive in St. Augustine S
904.209.0333
• 1 Boat Ramp
• 1 Table
• Parking Lot
• Portable Restroom
Frank Butler West Boat Ramp
399 Riverside Blvd
904.209.0333
1 Boat Ramp
• 4 Picnic Shelters
• 8 Tables
• 8 Barbeque Grills
• Restrooms
• Trail Network
• Clam Bake Pit
• Dock
• Observation Area
• Parking Lot
• Trash Cans
• 1 Barbeque Pit
Green Road Boat Ramp
South of SR 206 on A1A
904.209.0333
• 1 Boat Ramp
• Dock
• Limited Parking to south side
of Green Rd.
GTM NERR
Guana River Road in Ponte Vedra Beach
904.823.4500
• 2 Boat Ramps
• 11 Tables
• 1 Pavilion
• 1 Bench
• 2 Parking Lots
• Trash Cans
• Water Fountains
Lighthouse Park Boat Ramp
Old Beach Rd and Lew Blvd
904.209.0333
• 2 Boat Ramps
• 9 Tables
• 3 Grills
• 1 Bench
• 1 Bleacher
• 1 Dock
•
Parking Lot
•
Trash Cans
•
Water Fountains
Palm Valley Boat Ramp
Roscoe Rd under the Palm Valley Bridge
904.209.0333
• 1 Boat Ramp
• 1 Dock
•
Parking Lot
•
Portable Restrooms
Palmetto Road Boat Ramp
South of St. Augustine Beach on A1A
904.209.0333
• 1 Boat Ramp
• 1 Dock
• Trash Can
• Limited Parking
Shore Drive Boat Ramp
Shore Drive St Augustine Shore
904.209.0333
• 1 Boat Ramp
•
Dock
•
Trail Network
•
Parking Lot
•
Trash Cans
Usina Boat Ramp
611 Euclid Ave in Vilano/North Beach
904.209.0333
• 1 Boat Ramp
• Dock
• Fishing Pier
• Parking Lot
• Restrooms
• Observation Platform
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Vilano Boat Ramp
West of Vilano Bridge on A1A
904.209.0333
• 3 Boat Ramps
• 2 Docks
•
Parking Lot
•
Trash Cans
•
Restrooms w/concessions
•
Picnic Pavilion & Tables
FRESH WATER
Palmo Road Boat Ramp
CR 13 South of SR 16
904.209.0333
• 1 Boat Ramp
• 1 Dock
Riverdale Park Boat Ramp
CR 13 South of SR 214
904.209.0333
• 1 Boat Ramp
• 7 Tables
• 7 Grills
•
Parking Lot
•
Trash Cans
•
Restrooms
Trout Creek Park Boat Ramp
6795 Collier Rd, Orangedale, FL
904.209.0333
• 1 Boat Ramp
• 8 Grills
•
Restrooms
•
Trash Can
OTHER BOAT RAMPS
7507 A1A S
904.471.0398
• 2 Boat Ramps
• Parking Lot
• Courtesy Floating Dock
• Restrooms
• Trash Dumpster
291 Cubbedge Rd
904.471.4144
• 1 Kayak Launch
• 2 Tables
• 1 Grill
•
Parking Lot
•
Trash Cans
WI-FI Hot Spots
With Free Internet Access
RESTAURANTS
& COFFEE SHOPS
Café Cordova
95 Cordova St, 32084
904.827.1888
Mangia Pizza
525 SR 16, 32084
904.824.9411
Starbucks (St. Augustine Beach)
1059 A1A Beach Blvd, 32080
904.461.7315
Starbucks (A1A & Palm Valley)
2 Fairfield Blvd, 32082
904.280.1687
TGI Fridays
318 SR 312, 32086 904.808.8443 St Johns County Public Libraries
Main Branch
1960 North Ponce de Leon Blvd
904.827.6940
Hours:
Mon-Wed
10am-8pm
Thurs & Fri
10am-6pm
Sat
10am-5pm
Sun
Closed
Ponte Vedra Beach Branch
101 Library Blvd
904.827.6950
Hours:
Mon-Wed
10am-8pm
Thurs-Fri
10am-6pm
Sat
10am-5pm
Sun
Closed
Anastasia Island Branch
124 Seagrove Main St
904.209.3730
Hours:
Tue & Thurs
10am-8pm
Wed & Fri
10am-6pm
Sat
10am-5pm
Sun
Closed
Southeast Branch
6670 US 1 S
904.827.6900
Hours:
Mon,Tue,Thur 10am-8pm
Wed & Fri
10am-6pm
Sat
10am-5pm
Sun
Closed
Historical Research Library
Location
The Research Library is located at 6 Artillery Lane on the corner
of Aviles Street and Artillery Lane - one block south of the main
downtown plaza. The building has entrances on both streets. Our
reading room is on the second floor. Use the stairs on the loggia
to enter. Patrons unable to climb stairs should call ahead for best
service.
The St. Augustine Historical Society Research Library preserves
the finest collections of printed, microfilmed, manuscript,
digital, and pictorial materials relating to Florida history in a
non-governmental repository. Our collections are of national
importance owing to the many unique resources that we offer.
The Research Library is an outgrowth of two of Florida’s
oldest cultural institutions: The Free Library Association of St.
Augustine (est. 1872) and the St. Augustine Historical Society
(est. 1883).
Parking
Hundreds of metered and $5 all-day parking spaces are within
two blocks of the Research Library.
Highlights include
•
Translations of the earliest (1594) church records in the
nation
•
Copies of official Spanish and British Colonial
documents (1513-1821)
•
The oldest municipal (1812) and county (1821) records
in Florida
•
Outstanding collections of genealogical data from the
sixteenth century to the present, especially for people of
Minorcan descent
Hours
Library hours are Tuesday-Friday, 9am-4:30pm, and the third
Saturday of the month, 9am-12:30 pm.
Fees
Entry to the Research Library is free to everyone, but we do
charge fees for services provided to patrons. Xerographic copies
are $.50 per page, and copies from microfilm are $1 per page.
Research conducted by library staff is billed at $25 per hour.
There also are charges to copy or to reproduce images.
St. Augustine Historical Society members receive a 10%
discount of all fees.
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Area Churches & Synagogues
NAME
ADDRESS
PHONE
Anastasia Baptist Church
1650 A1A South
St. Augustine, 32080
904.471.2166
Ancient City Baptist Church
27 Sevilla Street
WEEKDAY
SERVICES
SATURDAY
SERVICES
SUNDAY
SERVICES
SPECIAL
SERVICES
Wed
6 & 7 pm
Tue 10am & 12 pm
Wed 6:30 pm
Fri 7 am
Wed
6:30 pm
6 & 7 pm
8:15. 9, 9:30, 11 am
& 6 pm
please call
BAPTIST
Crescent Beach Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Grace Pointe Baptist Church
Turning Point at Calvary
904.829.3476
885 S.R. 206 East
St. Augustine 32083
89 St. Francis Street
St. Augustine 32084
6900 U.S. 1 South
3500 S.R. 16
904.794.7777
9:30, 10:45 am &
6:30 pm
9:30, 11 am &
6 pm
904.824.6590
11 am
904.797.1460
Wed
6:30 pm
10 am
904.829.9795
please call
9:40, 11 am &
6 pm
please call
Masses
7, 9, 11 am & 6pm
please call
Masses
8:30, 9:45, 11 am
Christmas Eve 4, 8 pm
Christmas Day 9, 10:30 am
CATHOLIC
Confession
3:30-4:30 pm
Vigil Mass 5pm
Confession
2-3:30 pm
Vigil Mass 4pm
Cathedral Basilica
38 Cathedral Place
904824.2806
Mon-Sat
7am
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
6175 Datil Pepper Rd.
904.797.4842
Mon-Sat
9am
Saint Anastasia Catholic Church
5205 A1A South
904.471.5364
Mon-Fri
9 am
Mass 4pm
San Sebastian Catholic Church
1112 St. Rd. 16
904.824.6625
Tue-Sat
8 am
Vigil Mass
4 pm
Church of Christ
2900 Lewis Speedway
St. Augustine 32084
904.824.1800
Masses
Holy Day Vigil Mass 7pm
8 & 10:30 am
Holy Day 9am
Masses 8am, 10 am
- signed & 12pm
please call
Spanish Mass
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Wed
7 pm
9, 10 am & 6 pm
EPISCOPAL
St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church
400 San Juan Drive
Ponte Vedra Beach, 32082
37 Lovett Street
St. Francis In-the-Field
Episcopal Church
895 Palm Valley Road
Ponte Vedra, 32081
Trinity Episcopal Church
215 St. George Street
St. Augustine 32084
904.824.2876
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox
Church of St. Augustine
St. Photios Greek Orthodox
National Shrine
2940 County Road 214
904.829.0504
Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall
735 Kings Estate Road
Christ Episcopal Church
Wed 7 & 11 am
Mon-Fri 6 pm
904.285.6127
5:30 PM
904.829.8828
7:45, 9 & 11 am
10 am
94.615.2130
10 am
Wed
10 am
7:45, 9, 11 am &
5 pm
GREEK ORTHODOX
41 St. George Street
904.829.8205
Wed
6 pm
9 & 10 am
Fri
12 pm
services available
upon request for
groups
JEHOVAH'S CHRISTIAN WITNESSES
904.797.7599
please call
please call
please call
LUTHERAN
Christ Our Savior ev Lutheran
Church
Memorial Lutheran Church of
the Martyrs
21 Milton Street
904.829.6823
9, 10:30 am
3375 U.S. 1 South
904.797.4377
8, 10:30 am
MESSIANIC
Hineni Messianic Fellowship
1797 Old Moultrie Road
First United Methodist Church
118 King Street
St. Augustine 32084
8 Carrera Street
St. Augustine 32084
724 Shore Blvd
Tue 7:30 pm
Fri 7:30 pm
904.827.9731
METHODIST
Grace United Methodist Church
St. Augustine Shores United
Methodist Church
Trinity United Methodist
Church
82 Bridge Street
904.829.3459
8:25, 9:30 & 11 am
904.829.8272
8:30 & 11 am
904.797.4416
please call
please call
please call
904.824.2363
please call
please call
please call
NON-DENOMINATIONAL
Anchor Faith Church
1764 Tree Blvd
Wed
7:30 pm
Disciple's Chapel
(located in Ponce de Leon Mall)
2121 U.S. 1 South
Miracle Center Ministries
1797 Old Moultrie Road
904.824.9673
Destiny Church International
1485 U.S. 1 South
St. Augustine 32084
971 W. 7th Street
904.824.6176
Wed
6:30 -7:30 pm
904.826.4334
please call
1357 Wildwood Drive
36 Sevilla Street
904.819.0064
8, 9:30 & 11 am
904.829.6451
8:30 & 11 am
904.797.6363
8:30 & 11 am
904.540.0566
10 am
PENTECOSTAL
Mount Olive United Holy
Church
8:30 & 11 am
please call
please call
PRESBYTERIAN
Good News Church
Memorial Presbyterian Church
SYNAGOGUES
Congregation Sons of Israel
Temple Bet Yam
161 Cordova Street
2055 Wildwood Drive
Fri
7:30 pm
First & Third Fri
7:30 pm
904.829.9532
904.819.1875
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10:00 AM
summer services please
call
Transportation Services
SHUTTLES & CAR RENTALS
Dial A Ride
904.829.0880
Airport Transportation: Jacksonville, Palatka,
Orlando, Daytona & Amtrak
Ad Lib Tours
904.827.1845
Shuttle Service/Tours
Airport Express
904.824.9400
800.296.9711
Shuttle Service: Jacksonville, Daytona,
Orlando, Palatka, Amtrak
Al’s Transportation
904.742.6466
Airport Transportation
Carey of Jacksonville
904.292.9888
Shuttle Service: Jacksonville or
Daytona
Dana’s Limousine & Transportation
904.744.3333
Airport Transportation
Enterprise Rent A Car
904.829.1662
Rental Car
TAXIS
Airport Express
904.471.0106
Airport Discount Shuttle
904.826.3596
Comfort Cab Co.
904.824.8240
Express Shuttle
904.353.8880
Shuttle Service: Jacksonville
Lighthouse Limousine & Sedan Service
904.827.1003
Shuttle Service: Sedan, Limousine or Limousine
Bus Jacksonville, Daytona, Orlando
St. Augustine Checker Cab
904.829.1111
Dial A Ride
904.829.0880
A Better Car Service
904.744.0804
Shuttle Service: To and From Jacksonville
Airport
I-95 Exit Listings
US-1
International Golf Parkway.......................................Exit 323
World Golf Hall of Fame/Imax Theater
Slammer & Squire Golf Course
King & Bear Golf Course
........................................................................Exit 298
Faver Dykes State Park
State Road 206.............................................................Exit 305
Crescent Beach
State Road 207.............................................................Exit 311
St. Johns Flea & Farmers Market
St. Johns County Golf Course
St. Johns County Fairgrounds
Downtown St. Augustine
County Road 210 . ......................................................Exit 329
St. Johns Golf & Country Club
Cimmarone Golf
South Hampton Golf
Ponte Vedra
SR 16 ........................................................................Exit 318
Outlet Mall
Agricultural Center
Downtown St. Augustine
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Florida Welcome Centers
Florida Welcome Center (I-95)
2597 I-95
Yulee, FL 32097
904.225.9182 (phone)
904.225.0064 (fax)
16 miles west of Pensacola on I-10 East
Pensacola, FL 32526
850.944.0442 (phone)
850.944.3675 (fax)
1247 I-75
Jennings, FL 32053
386.938.2981 (phone)
386.938.1292 (fax)
Florida Welcome Center
(U.S. 231)
5865 Highway 231
Campbellton, FL 32426
850.263.3510 (phone)
850.263.2710 (fax)
Florida Welcome Center (Capitol)
The Capitol, West Entrance
126 W. Van Buren St
Tallahassee, FL 32301
850.488.6167 (phone)
850.414.2560 (fax)
Jacksonville Airport Information Booth
2400 Yankee Clipper Dr
In Baggage Claim Area
Jacksonville, FL 32218
904.741.3044 (phone)
Florida Association of
Convention & Visitors Bureaus
NORTHWEST
Chipley
Washington County Tourist
Development Council
850.638.6013
Fort Walton Beach
Emerald Coast CVB Inc./Okaloosa
County Tourist Development Council
850.651.7131
Marianna
Jackson County Tourist Development
Council
850.482.8061
Mexico Beach
Mexico Beach Community
Development Council, Inc.
850.648.8196
Navarre
Santa Rosa County Tourist
Development Council
850.939.2691
Panama City Beach
Panama City Beach Convention &
Visitors Bureau, Inc.
850.233.5070
Pensacola
Pensacola Convention & Visitors
Information Center
850.434.1234
Jasper
Hamilton County Tourist Development
Council
904.792.6828
Port St. Joe
Gulf County Tourist Development
Council
850.229.7800
Lake City
Columbia County Tourist Development
Council
386.758.1397
Santa Rosa Beach
Beaches of South Walton Tourist
Development Council
850.267.1216
Live Oak
Suwannee County Tourist Development
Council
386.362.3071
NORTH
Bronson
Levy County Visitors Bureau
877.387.5673
Perry
Taylor County Tourist Development
Commission
850.584.5627
Crawfordville
Wakulla County Tourist Development
Council
850.926.1848
Tallahassee
Florida Association of Convention &
Visitor Bureaus
850.222.6000
Gainesville
Alachua County Visitors & Convention
Bureau
352.374.5260
Leon County Tourist Development
Council
850.488.3990
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Florida Association of
Convention & Visitors Bureaus
NORTHEAST
Amelia Island
Amelia Island Tourist Development
Council
904.261.3248
Jacksonville
Jacksonville & The Beaches
Convention & Visitors Bureau
904.798.9111
Stuart
Martin County Tourist Development
Council
772.288.5434
Vero Beach
Indian River County Chamber of
Commerce Tourism Division
772.567.3491
Macclenny
Baker County Tourist Development
Commission
904.259.3187
CENTRAL
Ocala
Ocala/Marion County Visitors &
Convention Bureau
352.291.9169
Orange Park
Clay County Tourist Development
Council
904.264.2651
Bartow
Central Florida Visitors & Convention
Bureau
863.534.2500
Palatka
Putnam County Chamber of Commerce
386.328.1503
Groveland
Lake County Convention & Visitors
Bureau
352.429.3673
Kissimmee
Kissimmee Convention & Visitors
Bureau
407.944.2401
Palm Coast
Flagler County Chamber of Commerce
386.437.0106
St. Augustine
St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The
Beaches Visitors & Convention Bureau
904.829.1711
CENTRAL EAST
Cocoa Beach/Cape Canaveral Area
Space Coast Office of Tourism/ Brevard
County TDC
321.637.5483
Longwood
Seminole County Convention &
Visitors Bureau
407.665.2900
Orlando
Orlando/Orange County Convention &
Visitors Bureau, Inc.
407.363.5800
Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach Area CVB/Volusia
County
386.255.0415
Sebring
Highlands County Tourist Development
Council
863.386.1316
Fort Pierce
St. Lucie County Tourist Development
Council
772.462.1535
CENTRAL WEST
Brooksville
Hernando Country Tourist Development
Council
352.540.4323
Merritt Island
Cocoa Beach Area Chamber of
Commerce/Convention & Visitors
Bureau
321.454.2022
New Smyrna Beach
New Smyrna Beach Visitor Bureau
800.541.9621
Clearwater
St. Petersburg/Clearwater Area
727.464.7200
Homosassa
Citrus County Visitors & Convention
Bureau
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352.628.9305
New Port Richey
Pasco County Tourism Office
727.847.8990
Tampa
Tampa Bay Convention & Visitors
Bureau
813.223.1111
SOUTHWEST
Bradenton
Bradenton Area Convention & Visitors
Bureau
941.729.9177
Fort Myers
Lee County Visitors & Convention
Bureau
239.338.3500
Naples
Naples, Marco Island, Everglades
239.252.2384
Port Charlotte
Charlotte Harbor & The Gulf Islands
Visitors Bureau
941.743.1900
Sarasota
Sarasota Convention & Visitors Center
941.955.0991
SOUTHEAST
Fort Lauderdale
Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention &
Visitors Bureau
954.765.4466
Miami
Greater Miami Convention & Visitors
Bureau
305.539.3040
West Palm Beach
Palm Beach County Convention &
Visitors Bureau
561.471.3995
Calendar of Events
June-October 2009
Editors Note: Please call to confirm events before
driving long distances as some dates and times could
vary. An updated calendar is available every 2 - 4
months. In addition, an updated calendar of events is
available at the VCB’s website, www.Getaway4Florida.
com, or by calling 800.653.2489 or 904.829.1711.
Thursdays
Concerts in the Plaza (June – Labor Day) Enjoy a return to those warm summer evenings of yesteryear
when the bandstand in the plaza was where everyone gathered
to enjoy music. Live concerts take place each Thursday at 7
p.m. from the first Thursday in April through Labor Day in St.
Augustine’s historic Plaza de la Constitucion. Special Memorial
Day and Labor Day concerts will be held from 1 to 4 p.m.
Performances by groups and bands from throughout Florida
provide entertainment for every musical taste. The concert is
free to the public. Get comfortable by bringing a lawn chair or
blanket. For more information, please call 904.825.1004 or visit
www.plazaconcerts.com.
Year long Events
Nightly
Walking Tours – Enjoy themed-walking tours featuring
tales of ghosts, romance, pirates, adventures, explorers and
more. For a list of walking tour operators, call the St. Augustine,
Ponte Vedra &The Beaches Visitors and Convention Bureau at
800.418.7529.
First Fridays
Art Walk – Join one of St. Augustine’s most popular cultural
events on the first Friday of every month from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Enjoy the latest exhibits, music, entertainment and refreshments
at over 20 participating galleries. Tours begin at Rembrandtz
American Craft Gallery, 131 King Street. St. Augustine
Sightseeing Trains and Old Town Trolleys offer attendees a
complimentary shuttle service to most of the galleries.
Shuttles run on a continuous loop every 30 minutes.
For more information, please call 904.829.0065 or visit
www.artgalleriesofstaugustine.com.
Limelight Theatre – Live productions are normally
Tuesdays and Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and
selected Saturdays at 2 p.m. Schedules are subject to change.
For more information, please call 904.825.1164.
Flagler College Tours –Tour the former Hotel
Ponce de Leon, a National Historic Landmark and now the
home of Flagler College. Tours depart daily from the main
lobby (Rotunda) of the college at the top of each hour from 10
a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (all day during summer months and during
the student winter break). Tour tickets can be purchased daily
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Flagler’s Legacy at 59 St. George
Street or in the lobby of the College at 74 King Street 20 minutes
prior to each tour. Adults $6, children under 12 are admitted
for $1 and include a complimentary Flagler College coloring
and activity book. Reservations are recommended, group rates
available. For more information, please call 904.823.3378 or
904.819.6383.
Saturdays
Old City Farmers’ Market – Features fresh produce,
baked goods and plants directly from the producers. The
Old City Farmers’ Market is located at the St. Augustine
Amphitheatre, 1340 A1A South in St. Augustine and takes place
from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Admission is free. For more
information, please call Lynn Wettach at 904.797.9501.
UPTOWN SATURDAY NIGHT
A favorite end-of-the-month event, Uptown Saturday Night takes
place from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. the last Saturday of every month
in the Uptown San Marco Shopping District, St. Augustine.
Galleries, antique stores and unique shops between Ripley’s
Museum and the Mission of Nombre de Dios remain open
during this special time. Meet the artists, book signings, live
music, refreshments and other events contribute to the party-like
atmosphere. The Mission of Nombre de Dios provides FREE
PARKING for Uptown Saturday Night. Appetizers are provided
by the Saint Augustine Independent Restaurant Association
(SAiRA). The event is sponsored by the San Marco Avenue
Merchants Association. Please call 904.824.3152 for more
information.
Wednesdays
Farmers’ Market – Enjoy shopping at the Farmers’
Market located at the ocean-side St. Johns County Pier Park,
350 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine Beach. Open from 7 a.m.
until Noon. The Farmers’ Market features selections of fresh
produce, green houseplants and more! Rain or shine. For more
information, please call Robert Samuels at 904.347.8007.
Wednesdays – Sundays
Flagler College –Enjoy fabulous art works of students
at the Carrera Gallery. Flagler College sponsors free shows
throughout the academic year. Located at 9 Carrera Street in St.
Augustine. The gallery is open Wednesday to Sunday, noon to 2
p.m. For more information, please call 904.829.6481.
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June 5
FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK
Join one of St. Augustine’s most popular cultural events on the
first Friday of every month. Enjoy the latest exhibits, music,
entertainment and refreshments at over 20 participating galleries
– plus, great food courtesy of the St. Augustine Independent
Restaurant Association. Tours begin at Rembrandtz American
Craft Gallery, 131 King Street. Galleries are open from 5 to 9
p.m. St. Augustine Sightseeing Trains and Old Town Trolleys
offer attendees a complimentary shuttle service to most of the
galleries. Shuttles run on a continuous loop every 30 minutes. For more information, call 904.829.0065 or
visit www.artgalleriesofstaugustine.com.
Changing of the Guard – Get a blast of history every
Saturday night from June 14 through August 2, except July 4th
weekend, when the changing of the guard takes place at 7 p.m. at
Government House in St. Augustine’s Plaza de la Constitucion. An
elaborate drill by 1740-era Spanish soldiers ends with a brilliant
flash and boom as they fire their muskets to signal the city is secure
for the night. For more information, please call 904.825.1004 or
visit www.plazaconcerts.com.
January – August
Fortress of Freedom Exhibit
Explore this award-winning exhibit devoted to Fort Mose
–America’s first free black community. The exhibit tells the story
of runaway slaves who escaped to St. Augustine where they were
given their freedom by Spanish officials. The Fortress of Freedom
Exhibit is located at the Ponce de Leon Mall on U.S. Highway 1
South. It is open Monday to Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday
and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Sunday noon to 5 p.m.
Admission is free. For more information, please call 904.461.2035.
June 5
NIGHT OWL CINEMA SERIES: DIRTY DANCING
Enjoy a night with the family in the open air while watching
the movie Dirty Dancing on the big screen at the St. Augustine
Amphitheatre, Florida’s newest outdoor arts and cultural venue.
Admission to Night Owl Cinema Series is free and the show
begins at 8 p.m. The St. Augustine Amphitheatre is located at
1340 A1A South in St. Augustine. For more information, call
904.471.1965 or visit www.staugamphitheatre.com.
JUNE
June 1 – 30
WOMEN’S GOLF MONTH AT WORLD GOLF VILLAGE
Get the girls together to celebrate the fifth annual Women’s Golf
Month at the World Golf Village. Women 14 years and older can
enjoy complimentary golf instruction at either of the Village two
courses, Slammer & Squire or King & Bear. Other women-friendly
activities include an evening Spa Party at the PGA Spa Laterra, a
luncheon and putting tournament and complimentary golf clinics
at the PGA TOUR Academy, discounted greens fees and more. For
a complete schedule of women’s golf activities at the World Golf
Village during June, call 904-940-6088 or visit www.wgv.com.
June 5
THE PLAYERS BENEFIT FOR THE ARTS
Enjoy and evening of moonlight and music at the TPC Sawgrass
clubhouse. Dinner in the clubhouse and an outdoor concert with
special guest artist Michael Cavanaugh performing hits of Billy
Joel and more are the evening featured events. Tickets start at
$100 per person. For more information, visit www.celebratearts.
com.
June 6- October 31
SAND SCULPTING CLASSES AT ST. AUGUSTINE
BEACH
Come learn about the art, techniques and tools to make great
sandcastles. In preparation for the City of St. Augustine Beach’s
50th Birthday sand sculpting contest on November 7, there will
be sand sculpting classes for kids of all ages the first Saturday
of every month through October. These family-fun instructional
sessions take place each Saturday morning on the beach in
front of Ocean Trace on St. Augustine Beach. The classes
are free and open to the public. For more information, call
904.501.1253 or email [email protected], or visit
www.50thBeachBirthday.com.
June 3
MUSIC BY THE SEA CONCERT SERIES
Bring your chair and enjoy a live musical performance of classic
rock and roll and Blues by Falling Bones. The concert takes place
from 7 to 9 p.m. at the St. Augustine Beach Pier Pavilion on A1A
Beach Blvd. Admission is free and South Beach Grill offer dinners
for under $10.00. For more information, please call 904.347.8007
or visit www.staugbchcivicassoc.com.
June 4
SUMMER CONCERTS IN THE PLAZA
Bring your chair and enjoy an evening concert in St. Augustine’s
Plaza de la Constitucion while enjoying the cool breezes under a
canopy of live oaks as you enjoy 60’s vintage rock performed by
Falling Bones. The concert is from 7 to 9 p.m. and is free to the
public. For more information, call 904.825.1004 or
June 6
DRAKE’S RAID
Relive history as the English corsair, Sir Francis Drake, and his
raiders return to St. Augustine in an authentic re-creation of the
1586 sack of the city. Open to the public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
the raiders’ encampment at Ponce de Leon’s Fountain of Youth
Park will feature displays of the arms and armor, craft skills, and
lifestyles of the period explained by costumed interpreters.
June 5
Pellicer Creek Aquatic Preserve Kayak Tour
Take an eco tour through one of the best kept natural estuaries in
Florida and be a million miles from nowhere! Enjoy beautiful
views of the Princess Place Preserve while a Florida Master
Naturalist interprets local ecology, history, folklore, and proper
kayaking technique. The 3-hour kayak tour departs at 9 a.m. from
Faver-Dykes State Park, Favor Dykes Rd, just off US Highway 1
east of I-95 Exit 298 in St. Augustine. The cost is $50 per person
and includes park admission, kayaking equipment, guided tour
and photos. No experience is required! For reservations and
information, call 904.347.1565 or
visit www.RippleEffectEcotours.com.
At 7 p.m. Drake and his followers will descend on the city’s
historic district in the area of the City Gates on Orange Street.
The early evening will witness the English attack on the town,
the Spanish residents’ defense, with pike and musket skirmishes,
and the simulated destruction of the town by the invaders. For
more information, call 904.829.3168
visit www.searlesbuccaneers.org/Drakes.htm.
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June 6
ANASTASIA STATE PARK’S ANNUAL BEACH BASH
Enjoy a day of sand castle building, scavenger hunts, nature
walks, and other fun family activities. Beach Bash celebrates
the beginning of summer with numerous activities and fun.
Sand castles must be all-natural in keeping with the park setting.
Prizes will be awarded! Activities take pace 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission to the park is $5 per vehicle for up to 8 people and $1
for pedestrians and bicyclists. For more information, please call
904.461.2035 or visit www.floridastateparks.org/anastasia.
June 9
PRINCESS PLACE PRESERVE KAYAK TOUR
Explore the beautiful Pellicer Creek and uncover what native
Florida really looks like from Faver-Dykes State Park, one of the
area’s true hidden gems! Enjoy beautiful views of the Princess
Place Preserve while a Florida Master Naturalist interprets local
ecology, history, folklore, and proper kayaking technique. The
3-hour kayak tour departs at 9 a.m. from Faver-Dykes State Park,
Favor Dykes Rd, just off US Highway 1 east of I-95 Exit 298
in St. Augustine. The cost is $50 per person and includes park
admission, kayaking equipment, guided tour and photos. No
experience is required! For reservations and information, call
904.347.1565 or visit www.RippleEffectEcotours.com.
June 6
LIVING HISTORY DAY AT FORT MATANZAS
Take the National Park Service’s ferry to Rattlesnake Island and
experience daily military life at Fort Matanzas – the 18th century
Spanish fort that guarded the southern approach to St. Augustine. From 10:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., authentically clad re-enactors
will demonstrate Spanish muskets and cannons at the fort. Admission is free. Fort Matanzas National Monument is located
on A1A at the south end of Anastasia Island approximately
15 miles south of St. Augustine. For more information, call
904.471.0116 or visit www.nps.gov/foma.
June 10
SUNSET/FULLMOON RIVER CRUISE
Take a cruise on an old fishing boat on the Intracoastal Waterway
for a spectacular view of the sunset and moon rise from the
water. Cap’s on the Water provides this tour during the full
moon of each month. Tickets are $10 per person. Tickets go
on sale at 5:30 p.m. and are available on a first-come-firstserve basis - possible second cruise if first is sold-out. The
cruise departs promptly at 7 p.m. from Cap’s on the Water
Restaurant, located at 4325 Myrtle Street, approximately 5 miles
north of Vilano Beach, off A1A. For more information call
904.819.8190.
June 7
Faver-Dykes State Park Kayak Tour
Explore the beautiful Pellicer Creek Aquatic Preserve and
uncover what native Florida really looks like from Faver-Dykes
State Park, one of the area’s true hidden gems! This guided tour
offers an abundance of both fresh and saltwater species including
Dolphins, Otters, Manatees, and incredible birding! No
experience is required as local ecology and kayaking technique
will be instructed by a professional guide/naturalist. The 3-hour
kayak tour departs at 9 a.m. from Faver-Dykes State Park,
Favor Dykes Rd, just off US Highway 1 east of I-95 Exit 298
June 10
Bring your chair and enjoy a live musical performance of
Country Rock by Crabgrass. The concert takes place from 7 to
9 p.m. at the St. Augustine Beach Pier Pavilion on A1A Beach
Blvd. Admission is free and local restaurant feature dinners are
available for under $10.00. For more information, please call
904.347.8007 or visit www.staugbchcivicassoc.com.
June 11 - 13
2009 FOUNTAIN MERCURY KING BUSTER 400
Put your fishing skills to the test in the premiere Southern
Kingfish competition of the year – with over $175,000 in cash
and prizes! The tournament kicks off on Wednesday with a
children’s fishing outing from the St. Augustine Municipal
Marina, located at Avenida Menendez and the Bridge of Lions.
The King Buster 400 is limited to 400 boats. There are Captains’
Meetings on Thursday at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. Fishing days are
Friday and Saturday. There will be a party with live music
Friday from 5:30 to 9 p.m. and prizes will be awarded Saturday
evening. Tournament entry fees are $449.50. Lady Anglers
register for free. For more information, call 904.759.6588 or
visit www.kingbuster400.com.
June 7 – July 5
ST. AUGUSTINE ART ASSOCIATION HONORS SHOW
Take the opportunity to see works by some of the area’s best
known artists. This exhibit of works by artists who have won
awards in St. Augustine Art Association shows during the
previous three years. The St. Augustine Art Association Gallery,
located at 22 Marine Street in St. Augustine is open noon to 4
p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 2 to 5 p.m. on Sundays.
The Opening Reception takes place on 2 to 5 p.m. on June 7.
Admission is free. For more information, call 904.824.2310 r
visit www.staaa.org.
June 7
SUNSET/MOONRISE TOUR
Be a guest of the St. Augustine Lighthouse and enjoy viewing
the sunset and moonrise from the most unique perspective in
all of St. Augustine! This special event includes a champagne
toast, provided by San Sebastian Winery, atop the tower and
an informative overview of the history of the St. Augustine
Light Station. The tour takes place from 8 to 9:30 p.m. at the
St. Augustine Lighthouse located at 81 Lighthouse Ave. in St.
Augustine. The fee is $25 for non-museum members and $20
for members. Reservations are required. For more information
or to reserve a spot, call Pam at 904.829.0745 or
visit www.staugustinelighthouse.com.
June 11
Plaza de la Constitucion while enjoying the cool breezes
under a canopy of live oaks as you enjoy live American Music
performed by Bob & Joline’s Friends of Mine Band. The
concert is from 7 to 9 p.m. and is free to the public. For more
information, call 904.825.1004 or visit www.plazaconcerts.com.
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June 13
GTM RESEARCH RESERVE TRAIL WALK OF GUANA
Trek on over to the GTM Reserve to experience a fun and
educational stroll through the uplands trails located within the
Reserve. The guided walk will cover approximately one and onehalf miles round trip. Bring water, bug spray, and wear closed
toe shoes. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Meet at
the Guana Dam trailhead pavilion by 8:15 a.m. The walk is from
8:30 to 10 a.m. Admission to the park is $3 per vehicle. The
GTM Reserve is located at 505 Guana River Road, Ponte Vedra
Beach FL, eight miles north of Vilano Beach. Space is limited. Call the Research Reserve at 904.823.4500 for reservations.
June 21
FATHER’S DAY AT THE WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME
Make Father’s Day special with a visit to the World Golf Hall
of Fame! Admission to the World Golf Hall of Fame, which
features the special exhibit “Bob Hope: Shanks for the Memory,”
is complimentary for this day. Fathers will receive a goodie bag
upon entrance as well as free admission to one film at the IMAX
Theater. The World Golf Hall of Fame, open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
is located just off I-95 at Exit 323. For more information, please
call 904.940.4123 or visit www.wgv.com.
June 23
Faver-Dykes State Park Kayak Tour
Explore the beautiful Pellicer Creek Aquatic Preserve and
uncover what native Florida really looks like from Faver-Dykes
State Park, one of the area’s true hidden gems! This guided tour
offers an abundance of both fresh and saltwater species including
Dolphins, Otters, Manatees, and incredible birding! No
experience is required as local ecology and kayaking technique
will be instructed by a professional guide/naturalist. The 3-hour
kayak tour departs at 9 a.m. from Faver-Dykes State Park,
Faver-Dykes Rd, just off US Highway 1 east of I-95 Exit 298
June 14
CLASSIC CRUISERS AND CONCERT
Cruise on down to St. Augustine Beach Pier for the Classic Cars
show and concert. Wonderful antiques cars will be on display at
the Beach parking lot and pavilion and attendees get to enjoy a
concert of classic rock and roll. It all takes place from 5 to 7 p.m.
at the St. Augustine Beach Pier Parking and pavilion on A1A.
Admission is free. For more information,
visit www.staugbchcivicassoc.com.
June 17
Bring your chair and enjoy a live musical performance of Jazz
and Groove music by Chaos Theory. The concert takes place
from 7 to 9 p.m. at the St. Augustine Beach Pier Pavilion on A1A
Beach Blvd. Admission is free and feature dinners from Napoli’s
Pizza are available for under $10.00. For more information,
please call 904.347.8007 or visit www.staugbchcivicassoc.com.
June 24
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen at
IMAX THEATRE
See the sequel to the Transformers on the Big Screen.
Along with Optimus Prime and an entire new collection of
Transformers, much of the original ensemble cast returns for the
second installment, including Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh
Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson and John Turturro, with Rainn Wilson
joining in the fun as a college professor. The World Golf Hall
of Fame and IMAX Theatre are located at Exit 323 off I-95 in
St. Augustine. For more information, including show times and
ticket prizes, visit www.wgv.com.
June 18
STEELY DAN IN CONCERT AT THE ST. AUGUSTINE
AMPHITHEATRE
Enjoy the rock and jazz tunes of this legendary band when they
bring their Rent Party ‘09 Tour to St. Augustine Amphitheatre.
Tickets, available on www.TicketMaster.com, go on sale on
April 24. The St. Augustine Amphitheatre is located at 1340 A1A
South in St. Augustine. For more information call 904.471.1965
or visit www.StAugAmpitheatre.com
June 18
canopy of live oaks as you enjoy blues, rock and jazz performed
by the Mike Hart Band. The concert is from 7 to 9 p.m. and is
free to the public. For more information, call 904.825.1004 or
June 24
Bring your chair and enjoy a performance of Classic Rock and
Roll and Easy Listening music by Those Guys. The concert takes
place from 7 to 9 p.m. at the St. Augustine Beach Pier Pavilion
on A1A Beach Blvd. Admission is free and feature dinners
provided by Barnacle Bill’s are available for under $10.00.
www.staugbchcivicassoc.com.
June 25
Plaza de la Constitucion while enjoying the cool breezes under
a canopy of live oaks as you enjoy American eclectic music
performed by Modern Chop Ensemble. The concert is from 7
to 9 p.m. and is free to the public. For more information, call
904.825.1004 or visit www.plazaconcerts.com.
June 21
Pellicer Creek Aquatic Preserve Kayak
Tour
Take an eco tour through one of the best kept natural estuaries
in Florida and be a million miles from nowhere! Enjoy
beautiful views of the Princess Place Preserve while a Florida
Master Naturalist interprets local ecology, history, folklore,
and proper kayaking technique. The 3-hour kayak tour departs
at 9 a.m. from Faver-Dykes State Park, Favor Dykes Rd, just
off US Highway 1 east of I-95 Exit 298 in St. Augustine. The
cost is $50 per person and includes park admission, kayaking
equipment, guided tour and photos. No experience is required!
For reservations and information, call 904.347.1565 or visit www.RippleEffectEcotours.com.
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June 26
TRANSFORMERS 2: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN AT IMAX
THEATER
Bring the kids to experience the sequel to the highly successful bigscreen adaptation of the Transformers toy line. Optimus Prime and
the rest of the Autobots return for the live action. Tickets for the
special engagement film will go on sale June 5 and are $12.50 for
adults with discounts for children, military, seniors and students. For
show times and additional information, visit the IMAX section of
www.wgv.com.
June 26-28
23rd Annual GREEK LANDING DAY CELEBRATION
Celebrate the 241st anniversary of the arrival of the first colony of
Greeks in North America. Hundreds of Greeks, Menorcans and
Corsicans arrived in St. Augustine on June 26, 1768 and went on
to establish the New Smyrna Colony. St. Photios Shrine serves
as a memorial to those Greek colonists by witnessing the Orthodox
Faith and promoting the Hellenic culture. Admission is free. The St.
Photios National Greek Orthodox Shrine is located at 41 St. George
Street in St. Augustine. For more information, call 904.829.8205 or
visit www.StPhotios.com.
June 27
FORT MATANZAS NATURE EXPLORATIONS
Be a part of this National Parks Service Nature Series at Fort
Matanzas National Monument. These ranger-led walks are part of a
series of excursions, each exploring a different habitat or ecosystem
at Fort Matanzas. The tours take place on the last Saturday of each
month from 9:30 - 11:30 am. Fort Matanzas National Monument is
located on A1A at the south end of Anastasia Island approximately
June 27
place from 5 to 9 p.m. on the last Saturday of every month in the
Uptown San Marco Shopping District, St. Augustine. Galleries,
antique stores and unique shops between Ripley’s Museum and the
Mission of Nombre de Dios remain open during this special time. Meet the artists, book signings, live music, refreshments and other
events contribute to the party-like atmosphere. The Mission of
Nombre de Dios provides FREE PARKING for Uptown Saturday
Night. Appetizers are provided by the Saint Augustine Independent
Restaurant Association (SAiRA). The event is sponsored by the San
Marco Avenue Merchants Association. Please call 904.824.3152 for
more information.
JULY
July 1
Bring your chair and enjoy a live Country and Classic tunes
performed by Restless Kind while enjoying local flavors from the
Pizza Garden. The concert takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. at the St.
Augustine Beach Pier Pavilion on A1A Beach Blvd. Admission is
free and feature dinners are under $10.00. For more information,
please call 904.347.8007 or visit www.staugbchcivicassoc.com.
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July 1 – 31
FAMILY GOLF MONTH AT WORLD GOLF
VILLAGE
Bring the whole family to learn and be a part of the greatest
game on earth. During Family Golf Month, Slammer &
Squire and King & Bear will offer a series of programs for
family members to learn the game and play golf together.
Junior tees will be set on each hole at the golf courses and
the month will feature special contests, exclusive pricing
and more just for families. In addition, the month includes
“Take Your Kids to the Course Week” July 6 through 12,
allowing juniors to play golf for free with an adult. World
Golf Village is located at Exit 323 off I-95 in St. Augustine.
For more information, call 904.940.6088, or visit
www.WGV.com.
July 2
FREEDOM TRAIL TOURS
Embark on a narrated tour of St. Augustine’s Civil Rights
Landmarks – Freedom Trail. Featuring the many sights
and homes of the people that participated in St. Augustine’s
pivotal role in the Civil Rights movement of 1964, the
tour takes place at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tours depart from
Excelsior African American Cultural Museum, 102 M.
L. King Avenue in St. Augustine. Donations of $15 for
adults and $7 for students will go toward sponsoring the
40th ACCORD’s efforts to erect a second set of Freedom
Trail markers. For tickets and more information, call
904.825.1194 or 386.986.4121 or visit
www.accordfreedomtrail.org.
July 2
Bring your chair and enjoy an evening concert in St.
Augustine’s Plaza de la Constitucion while enjoying the
cool breezes under a canopy of live oaks as you enjoy
bluegrass and beyond performed by The Driftwoods. The
concert is from 7 to 9 p.m. and is free to the public. For
more information, call 904.825.1004 or visit
July 3
WORLD GOLF VILLAGE FIREWORKS
Enjoy one of the largest fireworks displays in Northeast
Florida as the World Golf Village celebrates Independence
Day. Bring blankets or lawn chairs (no coolers please)
and find a spot around the Walk of Champions to enjoy
the show. Admission is free. The Fireworks take place at
9:30 p.m. and admission is free. The World Golf Village
is located at Exit 323 off I-95 in St. Augustine. For more
information, visit www.wgv.com or call 904.940.4123.
July 3
Join one of St. Augustine’s most popular cultural events
on the first Friday of every month. Enjoy the latest
exhibits, music, entertainment and refreshments at over
20 participating galleries – plus, great food courtesy of the
St. Augustine Independent Restaurant Association. Tours
begin at Rembrandtz American Craft Gallery, 131 King
Street. Galleries are open from 5 to 9 p.m. St. Augustine
Sightseeing Trains and Old Town Trolleys offer attendees
a complimentary shuttle service to most of the galleries. Shuttles run on a continuous loop every 30 minutes. For
more information, call 904.829.0065 or visit
July 8
Bring your chair and enjoy a Classic Rock tunes performed by
Midlife Crisis while enjoying local flavors from Sea Oats Cafe.
The concert takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. at the St. Augustine
Beach Pier Pavilion on A1A Beach Blvd. Admission is free
and feature dinners are under $10.00 from 6 to 9 p.m. For more
information, please call 904.347.8007 or visit
July 4
ST. AUGUSTINE’S FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
Have a blast at one of the East Coast’s largest fireworks shows!
The spectacular fireworks burst above the ancient Castillo de
San Marcos and reflect in the waters of Matanzas Bay. The
20-minute show includes a stirring soundtrack of great patriotic
music. Admission is free with the best vantage points located
along the bayfront between the Castillo and the Bridge of Lions.
The fireworks blast off at 9:30 p.m. For more details, call
904.825.1004.
July 9
canopy of live oaks as you listen to big fun music performed by
the Ancient City Slickers. The concert is from 7 to 9 p.m. and is
free to the public. For more information, call 904.825.1004 or
July 4
4TH OF JULY TOP OF THE LIGHTHOUSE
Celebrate the 4th of July at the Top of the St. Augustine
Lighthouse with a magnificent view of the skyline and St.
Augustine fireworks. The spectacular event begins with the
viewing of the sunset over the Atlantic. Then fireworks when
darkness sets…… St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum is
located at 81 Lighthouse Avenue in St. Augustine. Tickets
are $40 per person and space is limited. For reservations call
904.829.0745 ext. 207. For more information, visit www.
staugustinelighthouse.com.
July – August
ST AUGUSTINE ART ASSOCIATION “OLDIES BUT
GOODIES”
Take the chance to see and buy popular local works of art. This
fun show features works that have been previously exhibited at
the SAAA gallery. Admission is free. The St. Augustine Art
Association is located at 22 Marine Street in St. Augustine. The
gallery hours are Tuesday to Saturday 12 to 4 p.m. and Sunday
2 to 5 p.m. For more information, please call 904.824.2310, or
visit www.staaa.org.
July 7
Light Station. The tour takes place from 5:45 to 7:15 p.m. on
Feb. 9; from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on March 10; from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
on April 9 and May 8 and from 8 to 9:30 p.m. on June 7 at the
or to reserve a spot, call Pam at 904.829.0745.
July 11-28
LIMELIGHT THEATRE – ROUNDING THIRD
Enjoy a sportingly fun production of Richard Dresser’s story that
puts two fathers – complete opposites – in charge of coaching a
little league team. The show takes place on the Studio Theatre at
Limelight Theatre, located at 11 Old Mission Rd., St. Augustine.
Show times 7:30 p.m. on July 11, 16, 17, & 25, and 2 p.m. on
July 12 & 26. Tickets are $20 per person. For more information,
call 904.825.1164 or visit www.Limelight-theatre.org.
July 7 – 24
LIMELIGHT THEATRE – THE DRAWER BOY
Enjoy a production of Michale Healey’s touching story of how
lives can be changes form the earliest days and even the deepest
hurts can be healed. The show takes place at in the Studio
Theatre at Limelight Theatre, located at 11 Old Mission Rd., St.
Augustine. Show times are at 7:30 p.m. on July 7, 9, 10, 18, 23
& 24, and at 2:30 p.m. on July 19th. Tickets are $20 per person.
For more information, call 904.825.1164, or visit
www.limelight-theatre.org.
July 10 -12
KINGFISH CHALLENGE
Chase the big ones in this exciting competition that offers cash
and prizes for the biggest catch. Registration is limited to 400
boats. Friday is the Junior Kingfish Challenge, Tournament
Registration and the Captain’s Meeting. Fishing days are
Saturday and Saturday. There will also be a fish fry and awards
on Sunday. It all begins at the St. Augustine City Marina
located at 111 Avenida Menendez. For more information and
registration forms, call 904.824.8322 or 904.669.0490 or visit
www.acgfa.com/kingfishchallenge.html.
July 8
north of Vilano Beach, off A1A. For more information, call
904.819.8190.
July 15
Bring your chair and enjoy a live Reggae, country and classic
rock and roll music performed by Bush Doctors while enjoying
local flavors from Purple Olive Concerts are from 7 to 9 p.m.
at the St. Augustine Beach Pier Pavilion on A1A Beach Blvd.
Admission is free and feature dinners are under $10.00. For
more information, please call 904.347.8007 or visit
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July 16
AVETT BROTHERS AT ST. AUGUSTINE
AMPHITHEATRE
Funk and Punk out when the Avett Brothers perform live at the
St. Augustine Amphitheatre. North Carolina’s Avett Brothers
play acoustic music that has roots in traditional folk and
bluegrass, but also captures the high spirits and no-boundaries
attitude of rock & roll. Their live performance and their views
on staying true to their music have launched them into a new
level that other indie folk artists seldom see. Between 2007 &
2008 they topped Billboard Magazine’s Heatseekers at #1and
have charted on the Top Independent Albums at #10. They have
been described as “Folk-Punk, Grungegrass, Indie Roots, and Alt
Country. Tickets are $17-$27 and the show starts at 7:15 p.m.
The St. Augustine Amphitheatre is located at 1340 A1A South in
St. Augustine. For more information, call 904.824.1565 or visit
www.StAugAmphitheatre.com.
July 16
a canopy of live oaks as you listen to pop and rock from the
60’s and 70’s performed by The Company. The concert is from
7 to 9 p.m. and is free to the public. For more information, call
July 22
Bring your chair and enjoy a live Rock and Roll music
performed by Mojo Highway while enjoying local flavors from
Mango-Mango Restaurant. Concerts are from 7 to 9 p.m. at
the St. Augustine Beach Pier Pavilion on A1A Beach Blvd.
Admission is free and feature dinners are under $10.00.
July 23
a canopy of live oaks as you listen to classic rock and R&B
performed by Rob Peck and Friends. The concert is from 7
July 25
Matanzas National Monument. These ranger-led walks are part
of a series of excursions, each exploring a different habitat or
ecosystem at Fort Matanzas. The tours take place on the last
Saturday of each month from 9:30 - 11:30 am. Fort Matanzas
National Monument is located on A1A at the south end of
Anastasia Island approximately 15 miles south of St. Augustine. For more information, call 904.461.0116 or visit www.nps.gov/
foma.
July 17
THE OFFSPRING AT ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE
Rock out at the Amphitheatre as one of the most popular
punk-style bands in the US performs live. The St. Augustine
Amphitheatre is located at 1340 A1A South in St. Augustine.
For more information call 904.824.1565 or visit
July 25
information.
July 19
Moe & Ratdog at the st. augustine
amphitheatre
Enjoy an entertaining evening of musical fusion of backgrounds
(progressive rock, jazz, and blues) and talents that produce an
electrifying performance by two great bands, Moe and RatDog.
The performance takes place at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre,
Florida’s newest outdoor concert venue, located at 1340 A1A
South on St. Augustine’s Anastasia Island. For more information,
call 904,471,1965 or visit www.StAugAmphitheatre.com.
July 22
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince at
IMAX THEATER
See Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince bring the Hogwarts
back to the giant screen. Harry Potter’s sixth year at Hogwarts
School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is colored by two truths:
Lord Voldemort is wreaking havoc on much of Britain and
teenage hormones are fully raging. In the film, Harry finds a
mysterious potions book bearing the inscription, “Property of
the Half-Blood Prince.” He begins to explore its custom-made
instructions and spells, excelling at creating the potions, but also
learning about the ambiguity of magic. Professor Dumbledore
also takes Harry on a journey through memory lane to unravel
the mystery of Voldemort’s past, and later, his immortality. This film is rated PG-13. The World Golf Hall of Fame IMAX
Theater is located at World Golf Village at Exit 323 off I-95 in
St. Augustine. For more information including show times and
ticket process, visit www.wgv.com.
July 29
Bring your chair and enjoy a live musical performance by
Grapes of Roth while enjoying local flavors from La Strada.
Beach Pier Pavilion on A1A Beach Blvd. Admission is free and
feature dinners are under $10.00. For more information, please
call 904.347.8007 or visit www.staugbchcivicassoc.com.
July 30
canopy of live oaks as you to Hawaiian Jazz performed by
Big Pineapple. The concert is from 7 to 9 p.m. and is free to
the public. For more information, call 904.825.1004 or visit
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August 5
Bring your chair and enjoy a live musical performance by Funk
Shui while enjoying local flavors from Sea Oats Café. The
concert takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. at the St. Augustine Beach
Pier Pavilion on A1A Beach Blvd. Admission is free and feature
dinners are under $10.00. For more information, please call
AUGUST
August 2
BLAZED AND CONFUSED TOUR WITH Slightly
Stoopid, Snoop Dogg, stephen Marley & more
Head out to the St. Johns County Fairground for the summer
of 09s steamiest cross country musical tour featuring some of
today’s hottest recording artists. Gates open at 5:00 p.m., show
starts at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are $36.50 and available through
www.Ticketmaster.com. The St. Johns County Fairgrounds
are located on S.R. 207, 7 miles west of I-95 in Elkton.
For more information, call 904.471.1965 or visit
www.StAugAmphitheatre.com/Fairgrounds.
August 6
a canopy of live oaks as you enjoy this week’s concert featuring
variety country music performed by The Restless Kind. The
concert is from 7 to 9 p.m. and is free to the public. For more
information, call 904.825.1004 or visit www.plazaconcerts.com.
August 5
August 12
Bring your chair and enjoy a live musical performance by Triple
Rock Blues Band while enjoying local flavors from Napoli’s
Pizza. The concert takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. at the St.
Augustine Beach Pier Pavilion on A1A Beach Blvd.
Admission is free and feature dinners are under $10.00.
August 13
a canopy of live oaks as you rock and roll music performed
by Elizabeth and the Grapes of Rock. The concert is from 7
August 5
904.819.8190.
August 14
COUNTING CROWS PERFORM AT THE ST.
AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE
Enjoy an evening of glorious noise when Multi-platinum artists
Counting Crows performs with special guests Michael Franti
& Spearhead and Augustana. The three bands will combine to
play together in addition to playing their own sets to provide a
completely different concert experience. The show takes place
at 7 p.m. at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, Florida’s newest
outdoor performing arts facility, located on Anastasia Island at
1340 A1A South in St. Augustine. Tickets are $39.50 to $59.50
and can be purchased at the Amphitheatre Box Office, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from noon to 6 p.m. and Saturday from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; at the St. Augustine Beach Pier from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. daily; on-line at www.Ticketmaster.com, or by phone at
800.745.3000. For more information, about the St. Augustine
Amphitheatre and the upcoming concert schedule, visit
August 7
galleries. Shuttles run on a continuous loop every 30 minutes. For more information, call 904.829.0065 or visit
www.artgalleriesofstaugustine.com .
August
HISTORIC WEAPONS FIRING DEMONSTRATION
August 15
JUDAS PRIEST & WHITESNAKE IN CONCERT
Rock out at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre as two of the most
popular heavy metal bands of the 80’s and 90’s will celebrate the
30th Anniversary of the album “British Steele’ by performing the
album in its entirety live on stage along with some old favorites.
Tickets can be purchased at www.Ticketmaster.com. The St.
Augustine Amphitheatre, Florida’s newest outdoor concert venue, is
located at 1340 A1A South in St. Augustine. For more information
call 904.471.1965 or visit www.StAugAmphitheatre.com
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August 17
JACKSON BROWN IN CONCERT AT ST. AUGUSTINE
AMPITHEATRE
Enjoy an evening performance by singer/songwriter Jackson
Brown at Florida’s newest outdoor arts venue, The St. Augustine
Amphitheatre. Brown will perform many of his classic unflinchingly
sensitive works that in the 70’s provided a touchstone for a
generation of baby boomers coming to terms with adulthood.
The show begins at 8 p.m. For more information and tickets, call
904.471.1965 or visit www.StAugAmphitheatre.com.
August 19
Bring your chair and enjoy a live jazz performance by Joe Wytiaz
& Friends while enjoying local flavors from The Purple Olive. The
concerts takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. at the St. Augustine Beach Pier
Pavilion on A1A Beach Blvd. Admission is free and feature dinners
are under $10.00. For more information, please call 904.347.8007 or
visit www.staugbchcivicassoc.com.
August 20
canopy of live oaks as you enjoy good time blues performed by the
Triple Rock Blues Band. The concert is from 7 to 9 p.m. and is free
to the public. For more information, call 904.825.1004 or visit
August 27
cool breezes under a canopy of live oaks as you listen to old
time blues performed by Skin’n Bones and The Big Hungry
Boys. The concert is from 7 to 9 p.m. and is free to the
public. For more information, call 904.825.1004 or visit
August 28
O.A.R. IN CONCERT AT ST. AUGUSTINE
AMPHITHEATRE
Experience authentic rock music that reflects the collective
triumphs and tragedies we all experience in this world: Real
people making real music that resounds deeply with their
fans. Hailed as one of the best live bands on the planet,
O.A.R. has built a rabid following and a well deserved
reputation as a must-see band when they come to town.
The concert begins at 7 p.m. at St. Augustine Amphitheatre,
located on A1A in St. Augustine. Tickets are $32 in
advance and $34 on show day. For more information, call
904.471.1965 or visit www.StAugAmphitheatre.com.
August 23
CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH IN CONCERT
Enjoy the mellow tunes and magical harmonies of one of America’s
favorite bands from the 60’s and 70’s. They are older now and have
more than what they wanted – but they are still delivering favorites
– Wasted on the Way, Judy Blue Eyes, Marakesh Express, Wooden
Ships, Helplessly Hoping and many more. CSN will perform one
night only at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, Florida’s newest
outdoor performing arts center, located at 1340 A1A South in St.
Augustine. For more information and tickets, call 904.471.1965 or
visit www.StAugAmphitheatre.com.
August 29
A favorite end-of-the-month event, Uptown Saturday Night
takes place from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. the last Saturday of
every month in the Uptown San Marco Shopping District,
St. Augustine. Galleries, antique stores and unique shops
between Ripley’s Museum and the Mission of Nombre
de Dios remain open during this special time. Meet the
artists, book signings, live music, refreshments and other
events contribute to the party-like atmosphere. The
Mission of Nombre de Dios provides FREE PARKING
for Uptown Saturday Night. Appetizers are provided by
the Saint Augustine Independent Restaurant Association
information.
August 29
Matanzas National Monument. These ranger-led walks are part of a
SEPTEMBER
September 2
Bring your chair and enjoy a live musical performance
by The Roland Fleming Connection while enjoying local
flavors from Gypsy Cab Company. The concert take place
from 7 to 9 p.m. at the St. Augustine Beach Pier Pavilion
on A1A Beach Blvd. Admission is free and feature dinners
are under $10.00. For more information, please call
August 26
Bring your chair and enjoy a live musical performance by Toots
Lorraine while enjoying local flavors from Zaharia’s Restaurant.
feature dinners are under $10.00. For more information, please call
September 3
cool breezes under a canopy of live oaks as you listen to old
time jazz performed by Gatorbone. The concert is from 7 to
9 p.m. and is free to the public. For more information, call
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September 3 - 6
CITY OF ST. AUGUSTINE 444th BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
Put on your 16th century party hat in celebration of St.
Augustine’s 444th Birthday! On Thursday at the Native American
village of Seloy (now the Fountain of Youth Archeological Park)
will come alive with demonstrations of culture and lifestyles of
those that were native to the land for at 500 years prior to the
Spanish 1565 settlement as well as the Seminole Indian Tribe,
and other Eastern U.S. tribes that have been part of Florida’s
history. The encampment will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. On
Thursday Evening, evening bring the family to enjoy an Indian
Pow Wow that will honor the Native American traditions that
are a part of the city’s history. On Friday evening, the gardens
surrounding the Ripley’s Believe IT or Not Museum located
at 19 San Marco Avenue, gets lively with a variety of 16th
century entertainers including jugglers, madrigal singers and
actors presenting authentic skits and comedies. On Saturday,
the Birthday celebration continues in the early morning with a
re-enactment of the landing by the city’s founder, Don Pedro
Menendez de Aviles, at the Mission of Nombre de Dios – the
exact landing point of the Spanish colonists in 1565. Then at 5
p.m. there will be a Cooking Contest where foods dating from
the 16th century will be presented and judged. There will be
plenty of food on hand for sampling the Spanish flavors that
have influenced the culinary culture of St. Augustine. Then,
beginning at 2 p.m., the days activities culminate at the 444th
Birthday Party at The Colonial Spanish Quarter on St. George
Street. There will be live musical entertainment and birthday
cake for all. Admission to each of the St. Augustine 444th
Birthday Celebration events is free. For more information, please
call 904.825.1004.
September 4
September 9
Bring your chair and enjoy a live musical performance by
Falling Bones while enjoying local flavors from Pizza Garden.
September 11-12
FLORIDA HERITAGE BOOK FESTIVAL
Get literary at this celebration of the authors and books that
chronicle the ethnic, social, and historical heritage of the
Sunshine State. The festival will feature a wide array of events
and activities including workshops, readings, a poetry contest,
and book signings by popular authors. Panel discussions will
focus on the business of book publishing, as well as how-to
sessions for aspiring authors. Except for a few ticketed events,
including a motorized tour of the oldest city’s literary landmarks,
all events are free and open to the public. The festival will be
held at Flagler College and the Casa Monica Hotel in downtown
St. Augustine and the Sawgrass Golf Resort and Spa, a Marriott
Resort in Ponte Vedra Beach. For more information, go to
www.fhbookfest.com or call 904.940.0194.
September 7
LABOR DAY CONCERT IN THE PLAZA
Bring your chair and enjoy the final concert of the season in St.
Augustine’s Plaza de la Constitucion. Catch the cool breezes
under a canopy of live oaks the St. Augustine Jazz Society
entertains all. The concert is from 1 to 5 p.m. and is free to the
public. For more information, call 904.825.1004 or visit
September 2
north of Vilano Beach, off A1A. For more information, call
904.819.8190.
September 12
ST AUGUSTINE BEACH BIRTHDAY FAMILY SURFING
Hang-ten, hang-out and hang on to your seat. This full day
of family beach fun on St. Augustine Beach is all part of the
city’s 50th Birthday Celebration. This full-day of activity will
provide visitors with plenty food, games, beach music, surf
contests, surfboard designs and more. Trophies and prizes will
be awarded. It all takes place at St. Augustine Beach Pier, A1A
South at St. Augustine Beach. For more information, call 904501.1253, or visit www.50thbeachbirthday.com.
September 4
September 16
Bring your chair and enjoy a live musical performance by Amy
Alysse while enjoying local flavors from Lastrada Restaurant.
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September 23
Bring your chair and enjoy a live Beach music performed by
Hurricane Surfers while enjoying local flavors from Zhanra’s
Restaurant. The concert takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. at the St.
Augustine Beach Pier Pavilion on A1A Beach Blvd. Admission
is free and feature dinners are under $10.00. For more
information, please call 904.347.8007 or visit
www.artgalleriesofstaugustine.com .
October 2 – 29
TRIPLE CROWN FALL NATIONALS
Come see the future of the big when Triple Crown Fall Nationals
returns to St. Augustine for the 13th consecutive year. The Triple
Crown Fall Nationals attracts top baseball teams from Florida
for the best youth baseball competition on the Eastern Seaboard.
The tournament takes place over four weekends; October 2-5;
October 9-12; October 16-18; and October 23-25. The special
team entry fee is only $725 prior to August 31, 2009. After
September 1, entry fees are $795. All teem entries include one
dozen Rawlings Baseballs for all entries received on or after
September 1. To learn more about participating in the event or
just to come watch America’s youth playing America’s favorite
sport, call 970.223.6644 ext. 160 or visit, visit http://www.
triplecrownsports.com/tourny_detail.asp?tournyid=3456.
September 26
Matanzas National Monument. These ranger-led walks are part
of a series of excursions, each exploring a different habitat or
ecosystem at Fort Matanzas. The tours take place on the last
Saturday of each month from 9:30 - 11:30 am. Fort Matanzas
National Monument is located on A1A at the south end of
Anastasia Island approximately 15 miles south of St. Augustine. For more information, call 904.461.0116 or visit www.nps.gov/
foma.
September 26
information.
October 3
HISTORIC WEAPONS FIRING DEMONSTRATION
October 4
ALAN JACKSON AT ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE
Come see country music artist Alan Jackson perform live at
St. Augustine Amphitheatre, Florida’s newest outdoor art
and music venue. Jackson has been nominated for 50 Country
Music Association awards. He tops ASCAP’s “Number One
List,” with 21 No. 1 songs like “Chattahoochee,” “Chasin’ That
Neon Rainbow,” “Here in the Real World,” and “Don’t Rock
the Jukebox.” Jackson’s concert starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets
are $85 and $59.50 and can be purchased at the St. Augustine
Beach Pier and online at www.Ticketmaster.com or by phone
at 800.745.3000. The St. Augustine Amphitheatre is located at
1340 A1A South, St. Augustine. For more information, visit
September 26 & 27
ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
JAZZ FEST
Jazz it up as St. Augustine Beach continues to celebrate it’s
50th Birthday. Local and regional musicians will perform at the
Pavilion at the Beach from 1 to 9 p.m. and on Sunday from 2 to
6 p.m. There will lots of food, music and fun. Admission is free.
For more information, visit www.50thbeachbirthday.com.
September 30
Bring your chair and enjoy the season’s final beach concert
featuring a live performance by the First Coast Jazz Orchestra
while enjoying local flavors from the Sunset Grill. The concert
takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. at the St. Augustine Beach Pier
Pavilion on A1A Beach Blvd. Admission is free and feature
dinners are under $10.00. For more information, please call
October 4
OCTOBER
October 2
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October 6-10
PAINTING THE REGION: THE BARTRAM TRAIL 2009
Watch for some of Florida’s finest en plein air artists painting
the beautiful landscapes, and scenes located along the Bartram
Scenic Highway. Artists working in oils, watercolors and pastels
work in the open air. Completed works are juried for prizes
and exhibited at various locations throughout the year. For
more information, contact 904.827.9870 or email
[email protected].
October 17
ST AUGUSTINE BEACH HISTORY GALLERY AND
RETROSPECTRIVE
Participate in a Chautauqua that presents the unique history of St.
Augustine Beach. As part of St. Augustine Beach’s 50th Birthday.
Local and nationally know historians will present talks about
the unique history of this quaint seaside community. In addition
to the historians many locals will share their lifetime joys of
living and fishing in St. Augustine Beach. The evening will also
include refreshments, music, and a photographic exhibit if the
October 7
history of St. Augustine Beach. The event is free, and food and
beverages are available for purchase. It all takes place from 6 to
Take a cruise on an old fishing boat on the Intracoastal Waterway 9 p.m. at St. Augustine Beach Pier Park Pavilion and Cultural
Arts Center. For more information call 904.501. 1253 or visit
www.50thBeachBirthday.com.
on sale at 5:30 p.m. and are available on a first-come-firstOctober 20 -27
serve basis - possible second cruise if first is sold-out. The
ST. JOHNS COUNTY FAIR
Get a taste for St. Johns County agricultural heritage by enjoying
Restaurant, located at 4325 Myrtle Street, approximately 5 miles exhibits, food, fun, entertainment and the best that it produces.
Livestock, good things to eat, music, midway rides, and activities for
the whole family are the mainstay of the Fair. Spotlight entertainment
904.819.8190.
includes live performances on Friday and Saturday. Other
entertainment includes the Fair Rodeo on Friday and 4H Shows and
October 10 &11
Contests throughout the week. Fair hours are 5 to 11 p.m. Wednesday
19th ANNUAL ST. AUGUSTINE COLONIAL FOLK ARTS
& CRAFTS FESTIVAL
to Thursday, 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, 10 a.m. - midnight Saturday,
See colonial craftspeople from throughout Florida demonstrate
and 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday, at the County Fairgrounds, Rt. 207,
“Lost Arts” such as spinning, weaving, basket making,
7 miles west of I-95. Admission $5, students $3, children under 42
blacksmithing, pottery making and many other arts and crafts.
inches free. For more information, visit www.StJohnsFair.com
Historical musical performances, Children’s hands-on craft
experiences, storytelling and much more show how entertaining October 24
the old days could be. The event takes place each day from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Colonial Spanish Quarter Museum, 53 St.
George St., St. Augustine. Admission is free. For more detailed Matanzas National Monument. These ranger-led walks are part of a
information, contact 904.810.5587.
October 9-11
12th ANNUAL GREEK FESTIVAL
Everyone can be Greek for the weekend at the Tenth Annual
Greek Festival hosted by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
from 4 to 9 p.m. on Friday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday and
noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday at Francis Field, located behind
October 25 – 31
the Historic Downtown Parking Facility on Castillo Drive in
CRESCENT BEACH PAINT OUT
St. Augustine. Enjoy a delicious assortment of Greek foods,
Watch for some of Florida’s finest en plein air artists painting the
pastries and beverages along with nonstop entertainment with
beautiful landscapes, and scenes found throughout St. Augustine,
live Greek music by The Hellenic Band of Jupiter and traditional Ponte Vedra & The Beaches. Artists working in oils, watercolors
Greek dances by the Nisiotes dance troupe. Join in a fun
and pastels work in the open air. Completed works are juried for
filled weekend to experience St. Augustine’s Greek heritage.
prizes and exhibited at various locations throughout the year. For
Admission is $2.00. For more information, call 904.829.0594 or more in formation, call Island Fine Arts, 904.471.5808 or visit
visit www.stauggreekfest.com.
www.islandfineart.com.
October 10
EMMA CONCERT SERIES- THE AMSTERDAM CELLO
OCTET
Enjoy a very unique musical interpretation by this internationally
acclaimed group of cellists. This Dutch chamber music ensemble
is unique in the world of music as it is formed by 8 celli. The
special composition of the group demands specially written music
and the Octet has inspired many great contemporary composers
to write pieces for them. The concert takes place at 8 p.m. in the
Flagler College Auditorium, located at 14 Granada Street in St.
Augustine. Tickets are $22 per person. For more information, call
904.797.2800 or visit www.emmaconcerts.com
October 31
place from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. the last Saturday of every month in
the Uptown San Marco Shopping District, St. Augustine. Galleries,
antique stores and unique shops between Ripley’s Museum and
the Mission of Nombre de Dios remain open during this special
time. Meet the artists, book signings, live music, refreshments
and other events contribute to the party-like atmosphere. The
Mission of Nombre de Dios provides FREE PARKING for Uptown
Saturday Night. Appetizers are provided by the Saint Augustine
Independent Restaurant Association (SAiRA). The event is
sponsored by the San Marco Avenue Merchants Association. Please call 904.824.3152 for more information.
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Daytona Beach
Calendar of Events
EVENT/CONTACT
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Halifax Art Festival
386.255.0285
Nov 7-8
Nov 6-7
Nov 5-6
Nov 3-4
Nov 2-3
Halifaxartfestival.com
Rolex 24 Hour Race
Daytona Int'l Speedway
Jan 24-25 Jan 23-24 Jan 29-30 Jan 28-29 Jan 26-27
386.253.7223
Daytona 500
Feb 15
Feb 14
Feb 20
Feb 19
Feb. 17
386.253.7223
Daytona 200
March 6
March 5 March 12 March 10 March 9
386.253.7223
Spring Break
March
March
Scott Edwards
March 8-31 March 7-31 13-31
March 8-31
11-31
386.677.3308
Spring Home & Outdoor Living Expo April 24-26
386.252.1511
BCR (HBCU Weekend)
March
March
386.671.3421
20-22
19-21
Spring Car Show & Swap
March
March
March
March
March
Daytona Racing District
27-29
26-28
25-27
23-25
23-25
386.255.7355
Spring Break Nationals
March
Paul Papadeas
13-15
386.767.3030
Coke Zero 400
June 30Daytona Int'l Speedway
July 4
July 3
July 2
386.253.7223
Daytona Beach International FestivalLSO
April 17866.849.0731
May 2
Dbif.com
National Cheerleading Championship
Mike Duhon
April 8-12 April 7-11 April 6-10 April 11-15
Nat'l Spirit Group
Florida, 800.527.4422
Biketoberfest
Oct 15-18 Oct 21-24 Oct 20-23 Oct 18-21 Oct 17-20
Daytona Beach Area CVB
Turkey Run
Nov 26-29 Nov 25-28 Nov 24-27 Nov 22-25 Nov 21-24
Daytona Racing District
Bike Week
Feb 27 Feb 26 March 4-13 March 2-11 March 1-10
www.officialbikeweek.com
March 8
March 7
Coke Zero 400 (and related events)
June 30866.761.7223
July 2-4
July 1-3
July 5-7
July 4-6
July 2
Daytonainternationalspeedway.com
For more information regarding events in Daytona Beach please call the Dayton Beach Area Convention &
Visitors Bureau at 800.854.1234 or visit www.daytonabeach.com.
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