Re-Riding History

Now - February 28th

Concurrent with the St. Augustine 450th commemoration, artists Arthur, Begaye and Hitchcock present a curatorial project which metaphorically retraces the history of seventy-two American Indian peoples who were forcibly taken from their homes in Salt Fork, OK, and transported by train to St. Augustine, Florida.  

Author Gabe Galambos "Crypto-Jewish Behaviors"

February 18th

Author, historian and lecturer Gabe Galambos will report on "Crypto-Jewish Behavior in New World Colonial Spain: Are they recognizable hints for those who are today wondering if they have a Crypto-Jewish or Converso background?"  

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Figures and Faces

Expressions of the human face and form rendered in a variety of styles and media lend personality to this juried exhibition.   

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North Mississippi Allstars & Anders Osborne Present N.M.O.

Two of American Music's most riveting acts, North Mississippi Allstars and Anders Osborne are together touring as N.M.O. (North Mississippi Osborne).  

Women's History Month Kick-off: Saint Augustine Speaks

Women's History Month traces its beginnings back to the first International Women's Day in 1911.  

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St. Augustine Lions Seafood Festival

Get ready to eat great seafood; tap your toes to live music, and then stroll through more than 100 arts and crafts exhibitors.   

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Changing of the Guard

The St. Augustine Garrison will hold a Changing of the Guard in front of Government House on St. George Street, between Cathedral and King Street.   

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Ximenez-Fatio House Museum Launches Archaeological Dig

The Ximenez-Fatio House Museum in downtown St. Augustine is having an archaeological dig from now until April 30.  

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