July

Local Residents Ride Free

Enjoy the 4th of July celebration with your loved ones and Old Town Trolley! St. Johns County residents can take advantage of some of our tours and attractions for FREE when accompanied by a full fare adult paid guest with Hometown Pass!

Go to Hometown Pass for more information.

First Friday Art Walk

On the first Friday of every month, St. Augustine’s art galleries welcome visitors to browse the latest art exhibits and enjoy refreshments and live entertainment at some 30 participating galleries. This cooperative open house showcases the amazing variety of artwork represented in St. Augustine’s fine art galleries, from contemporary to traditional and everything in between, created by local and national artists working in oils, pastels, photography, ceramics, wood, textiles, metal, and much more. Old Town Trolley Tours provides complimentary shuttle service to most of the galleries, including the galleries on St. Augustine Beach.

STA City Market

The weekly STA City Market is a social occasion as much as a Farmers’ Market, with local artisans, food trucks, and live music with a seating area. Every week, a different local musician is featured at the STA City Market.

STA City Market

The weekly STA City Market is a social occasion as much as a Farmers’ Market, with local artisans, food trucks, and live music with a seating area. Every week, a different local musician is featured at the STA City Market.

STA City Market

The weekly STA City Market is a social occasion as much as a Farmers’ Market, with local artisans, food trucks, and live music with a seating area. Every week, a different local musician is featured at the STA City Market.

Tolamato Cemetery Tour

Located on the site of an early 18th-century Franciscan Indian mission in St. Augustine to the native Guale people, this Catholic cemetery dates back to St. Augustine’s early history. The Tolomato Cemetery was the final resting place for people from a wide variety of cultures – Spanish, Cuban, Greek, Minorcan, African, Irish, and Haitian, just to name a few. It was closed to burials in 1884. The Tolomato Cemetery served as the parish cemetery for what is now the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine for over 100 years. Though some 1,000 St. Augustinians are buried in the cemetery, there are only about 100 grave markers. What is known about who is buried there comes from the parish death records.

STA City Market

The weekly STA City Market is a social occasion as much as a Farmers’ Market, with local artisans, food trucks, and live music with a seating area. Every week, a different local musician is featured at the STA City Market.

Uptown Saturday Night

Uptown Saturday Night takes place along San Marco Avenue on the last Saturday of each month. There, between Ripley’s Museum and the Mission Nombre de Dios, a number of shops remain open after 5:00 pm to showcase their products. Some serve refreshments, some have live music, and still others will have special art and other items on display. All the shops at Uptown on San Marco are locally-owned and locally curated. Visitors will find a vintage clothing store, a number of antique stores, clothing, gifts, art, jewelry, and more in the shops of Uptown San Marco.

Lightner After Hours

The Lightner Museum hosts a monthly event, Lightner After Hours, on the last Thursday of each month. Guests are invited to enjoy live music, hors d’oeuvres, and beer and wine, while they browse the fine art on display at this supremely elegant museum. This event is held in various locations throughout the Museum, most often in the historic indoor pool area and mezzanine, but sometimes in the lobby or other locations. A variety of musicians perform monthly and free parking is available after 5:00 p.m. Donations to the Lightner Museum are encouraged. Guests may enter through the Lightner Museum’s lobby through the Granada Street Courtyard across from Flagler College’s Lewis Auditorium.