St Augustine Florida EventsFestivals, Events, Reenactments, Concerts, Plays, Art & Craft Shows, Bed and Breakfast Tours, Holiday Parades and more.
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A variety of Lodging in St Augustine Hotels and Motels exists for the traveler or consider one of 27 historic Saint Augustine B&B Inns. A stay at a Romantic Bed and Breakfast Inn will make your visit a special occasion.
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Saint Augustine Restaurants are varied and plentiful. You will find culinary Fine-Dining at the many St Augustine Florida Restaurants with a variety of gourmet bistros, waterfront terraces, authentic pubs, fine dining and unique, casual cafes.
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St Augustine Attractions offer something for all ages with a variety of Sight-Seeing Attractions in Saint Augustine Florida to explore and experience. To make the most of your trip, consider Guided Tours of St Augustine for Groups or Individuals. Of course you do not want to miss playing the many challenging St Augustine Golf Courses.
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Tourist Transportation is easy with Trams, Horse-Drawn Carriages, Buses & Taxi Transportation in St Augustine. Popular with visitors are the various Water Sports and Cruises on the St Augustine Waterways. Plus find boat ramps for fishing & boating sportsman or St Augustine Marinas and Yacht Harbors.
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Florida's St Augustine Festivals & Events Newsletter |
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Festivals and Special Events in
Historic St. Augustine, Florida |
Things to Do in St Augustine
October in Saint Augustine
First Friday ArtWalk (Every Month 2010) - Self-guided walking tour of numerous art galleries 5p-9p (904)829-0065 visit staugustinegalleries.com
(Oct 18-10) 13th Annual Greek Festival Friday, Annual Greek Festival The Tenth Annual Greek Festival hosted by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church will be held October 12-14th at the Special Events Field. Greek foods, pastries and beverages available. Enjoy entertainment with live Greek music by the Hellenic Band and dancing by the Nisiotes Greek Dance Troupe.
(Oct 9) The Eighth Annual Italian festival in St Augustine, sponsored by Sons of Italy Lodge No. 2780, will be from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 15 at the St. Augustine Beach pier pavilion. Artisans, craft vendors and live entertainment will be featured, along with pasta dinners with meatballs or Italian sausage meatballs, and sausage sub sandwiches. For information, call 826-1757.
(Oct 9-10)Annual Colonial Folk Arts & Crafts Festival. Located at Colonial Spanish Quarter Museum. Art demonstrations, craftspeople, music by period musicians. 904-810-5587
SECOND SEMINOLE WAR AT CASTILLO DE SAN MARCOS. Come learn about Florida’s early frontier days when reenactors and rangers at the Castillo present life in Florida during the Second Seminole War of 1835 -1842. Both American and Native American viewpoints will be presented through demonstrations and displays. Location: Castillo de San Marcos Hours: 8:45 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. Admission: Adults $6, children 15 and under free
(10/16-31)RIPLEY’S HALLOWEEN GHOST TRAIN: Board the Ghost Train for a ride throughout the haunted streets of old St. Augustine. There are stops along the way where tales are told and guests can use Electro-Magnetic-Field Meters to identify the presence of spirits. Tours begin from Ripley’s Castle Warden. Location: Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum Hours: Tours Start at 7 p.m. Admission: $24 for adults and $12 for children 6 -12.
(Oct 18) DEATH IN THE OLDEST HOUSE at Oldest House Museum Complex 14 St. Francis Street
St. Augustine, FL - Experience an 18th century funeral as the St. Augustine Historical Society presents “Death in the Oldest House,” a special evening program about funeral and mourning customs practiced during St. Augustine’s colonial period. Library manager Charles Tingley will speak, and museum docents will interpret living tableaux depicting the funeral of an infant son of Tomás González and his wife Francisca (1727) and the funeral of Joseph Peavett, husband of Mary (María) Evans (1786). Hours: 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., with last tour at 8:30 p.m. Admission: Adults $8, Seniors $7, Children 6-18/Students $4, Family$18 Local Phone: 904.824.2872
(Oct 21) Indians of the Estuary Kayak Tour in St Augustine - discover the life ways of the Timucuan Indians and their relationship to the land that they loved. Come along on a leisurely paddle through one of Northeast Florida's most beautiful landscapes. Explore with a professional naturalist/kayak guide and enjoy stories about the Timucuans and the important role the Matanzas Estuary played in their everyday lives. The tour will launch from Washington Oaks Gardens State Park and last three hours. Tour fee is $60 per person, which includes all needed kayaking equipment, kayaking instruction, park entrance fees, catered lunch and bottled water. Contact Coastal Outdoor Center at 904-471-4144
(Oct 27) St Augustine UPTOWN SATURDAY NIGHT - (the last Saturday of the month)Enjoy extended shopping hours, live entertainment and book signings as the quaint shops along San Marco Avenue in St. Augustine extend their hours for an evening of entertainment and shopping. Exhibits, wine, champagne, authors and music are part of the fun. Location: San Marco Avenue Hours: 5 to 9 p.m. Admission: Free 904-824-9357
(Oct 26-31) Halloween - Haunted St. Augustine is Everywhere! Hayrides, ghost tour walks, trick or treat parties. (800) OLD CITY
The World Golf Hall of Fame will welcome five new members into the Hall of Fame at its annual Induction Ceremony Monday, Oct. 30 at 6 p.m. The Class of 2009, which includes Larry Nelson, Vijay Singh, Marilynn Smith and the late Mark McCormack and Henry Picard, will bring the Hall of Fame’s membership to 114. For more information on the ceremony or 2009 Class of Inductees, call 904-940-4123
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