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Spinster Abbott’s: A Jack of All Trades

April 1, 2025

Business·Creative Spaces·Entertainment·Feature·St. Augustine

What was once an 1945 Indian River Fruit stand is now an eclectic soul’s paradise Words by Carmen Macri Spinster Abbot’s is a one-stop playground where creativity and community collide. Walking through the space feels like stepping into a reimagined Florida five-and-dime, filled with character at every turn. You’ll first pass through the bodega, a snug spot stocked with

Feature·LocalLy Ownded·St. Augustine

Ink & Barley

Where tattoos and brews flow Words and Photos by Carmen Macri & Evergold Photography As you stroll through the bustling streets of Downtown St. Augustine, it’s easy for certain spots to fade into the background, overshadowed by the grandeur of old Spanish architecture and the looming fort. But for

The Wanderer: 100 Things To Do In St. Augustine Before You Die

Words & photos by Amiyah Golden One of the many reasons I

Seeing St. Augustine, One Bar at a Time

Words by Briana Pereira Who doesn’t love a good bar crawl?

Celebrate Independence Day! 🇺🇸 14 Ways to See Fireworks & Other 4th of July Events Around Jacksonville

July 2, 2019

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS ON THE FIRST COAST July 3rd Independence Day Celebration at the Ballpark The are proud to give away patriotic Jumbo Shrimp caps to the first 2,000 fans through the gates! Stick around post-game for the largest fireworks show of the season. Secure your tickets NOW because this

Limelight Theatre Brings Arthur Miller Play to St. Augustine with ‘An Enemy of the People’

January 23, 2019

Dual Critics·Feature·On Stage·St. Augustine·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

A DUAL CRITICS REVIEW St. Augustine’s Limelight Theatre opened “An Enemy of the People,” on January 11, which runs through February 3, 2019 on the Matuza Mainstage. The theatre is located at 11 Old Mission Avenue; ample free parking is available. Visit limelight-theatre.org or call 904-825-1164 for reservations. The play,

GOOD WOMEN: A Look Into St. Augustine Based Artist Jenna Alexander’s Creative Space

January 22, 2019

Creative Spaces·Family·Feature·Local Artists·St. Augustine·Visual Art

“Here’s to good women. May we know them, may we be them, may we raise them.” The mantra that hung in Jenna Alexander’s bathroom throughout her childhood has never left her. It was her inspiration for her newest series, Stripes and Buns. She wanted to know what made a good

The Little Circus That Could: The Venardos Circus Kicks Off in St. Augustine Dec 19-Jan 27

December 19, 2018

Attraction·Dance·Family·Feature·On Stage·Outdoors·St. Augustine·Travel & Tourism

The Venardos Circus arrives at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre this holiday season to debut a brand-new show and kick off the 2019 season. But Kevin Venardos of never dreamed of running away to join the circus; he envisioned himself performing on Broadway. A New Jersey kid who loved to sing

Phantoms of the First Coast: The Faces Behind NE Florida’s Most Haunted Tours

Phantoms of the First Coast: The Faces Behind Northeast Florida’s Most Haunted Tours

October 31, 2018

Amelia Island·Feature·History·Holidays·Learning·Perennial·St. Augustine

With several thousand years of civilization under its belt, the First Coast has experienced its share of trials and tribulation. Ghosts are big business for the curious and thrill-seekers alike, and October’s reprieve from the oppressive heat puts many in the mood for a haunted history lesson. One need not

A DUAL CRITICS REVIEW: “Cabaret” at Limelight Theatre in St. Augustine

September 26, 2018

Dual Critics·Feature·On Stage·St. Augustine·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

St. Augustine’s Limelight Theatre opened a revival of “Cabaret” (September 20 – October 21, 2018) on the Matuza Mainstage. The theatre is located at 11 Old Mission Avenue; ample free parking is available. Visit limelight-theatre.org or call 904-825-1164 for reservations. John Kander and Fred Ebb created this enduring musical, which

Sing Out Loud Festival, St. Augustine, Florida

Sing Out Loud Festival Features 253 Artists Sept 1-23 in St. Augustine, Florida

September 2, 2018

Feature·Festivals·Local Musicians·Music·St. Augustine

For Ryan Murphy, all the world’s a stage. Everything from a coffee house to a grassy field holds the possibility of music. It’s that kind of out-of-the-box thinking that’s helped grow his into one of ‘s signature music events celebrating local, regional and national artists. “For me, anywhere and everywhere

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Culture Club & B-52’s Come to Jax: Interview with Boy George

June 13, 2018

Feature·Music·Musician Interviews·Neptune Beach·St. Augustine

“I should be wearing a Beverly Beach swimsuit and a straw hat.” It was a steamy July night in 2016 the last time Culture Club played in northeast Florida. Boy George made it through the sweaty show at the Morocco Shrine Auditorium without a hiccup and only a brief mention

A Win, A Night: The National at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre

May 16, 2018

Feature·Music·St. Augustine

By Paul Vranesh A National concert has the potential to be marred in musical one-upmanship. The unironic characterizations of indie music fans found in James Murphy’s lyrics to Losing My Edge could run rampant and unchecked. This is The National, after all – Brooklyn darlings whose biting lyrics, humbling musicality, and NYC

The Verve Pipe Come to St. Augustine Beach

February 2, 2018

Feature·Music·Musician Interviews·St. Augustine

A Breath Of Fresh Verve Pipe Being the architect of a generational anthem can have its ups and downs. A number one song for a young band sets the bar impossibility high. It’s the comet that all future work will be measured against. On the flip side, an early peak