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St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches Visitors & Convention Bureau

Provides a full range of information services for individual, family and group visits to St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra and The Beaches. Offers a free, 56-page vacation planner. Website includes extensive calendar of upcoming events as well as details on attractions and accommodations. Read More
Provides a full range of information services for individual, family and group visits to St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra and The Beaches. Offers a free, 56-page vacation planner. Website includes extensive calendar of upcoming events as well as details on attractions and accommodations. Read Less
  • 29 Old Mission Ave.
  • St. Augustine, FL 32084
  • Phone: 904-209-4426

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Enjoy New Year's on the Water

Terry Gibson, Boating & Fishing Insider

December 29, 2011

This New Year's, a number of Florida municipalities will offer fireworks displays. Instead of scrambling for an expensive parking place, and jostling in crowds, why don't you enjoy the festivities aboard a boat. You can... Read More

The Great Chowder Debate Surfs into St. Augustine’s Conch House Marina

Lauren Tjaden, Beaches & Adventure Insider

October 31, 2011

If you’re shellfish about your seafood, I’ve got a debate with your lips written all over it! The 26th Annual Great Chowder Debate surfs into St. Augustine’s Conch House Marina on... Read More

Who Wants to Help Sack St. Augustine?

Lauren Tjaden, Beaches & Adventure Insider

March 29, 2012

Think history is a yawn? I’ll bet my flip-flops you’ll revise that opinion if you storm over to St. Augustine June 1- 2, 2011, for the Reenactment of Drake's Raid. In... Read More

TripAdvisor Accolades for Three Sunshine State Destinations: See Which Ones!

Lauren Tjaden, Beaches & Adventure Insider

April 10, 2012

TripAdvisor says 15 United States destinations are on the rise, and that a whopping three of the top ten 10 in the Sunshine State. That’s about as surprising as a bikini on the beach –... Read More

Video: Slaving the Day Away on New Smyrna Beach!

Lauren Tjaden, Beaches & Adventure Insider

May 18, 2012

Don’t let anyone tell you I don’t work hard. In fact, if you want an example of me slaving away the day on New Smyrna Beach with my husband and the Spark Video crew... Read More

Limelight Theatre: Live Entertainment For All Ages

Jill Martin, Family Insider

August 22, 2011

Got a drama queen in your house? A budding actor? Do you just love live theater? Visit the Limelight Theatre in St. Augustine! This community theatre is now in its 19th season, offering... Read More

Gobble Up These Thanksgiving Getaways

Jill Martin, Family Insider

November 14, 2011

If you're looking for a last minute getaway for Thanksgiving, here are a few ideas that are family-friendly and priced right: St. Augustine, Florida This historic and charming city is not only the nation’s... Read More

Spring Break For Families: Top 5 Picks

Jill Martin, Family Insider

January 22, 2012

Looking for family-friendly spring break destinations? Want to avoid the crazy college crowds as much as possible? Here are my top five picks along with ideas for what you can see and do while you're... Read More

Trail Tuesday: Explore the East Coast Greenway in Florida

Kevin Mims, Outdoors & Nature Insider

September 20, 2011

Here in Florida, we've got trails. Lots of trails. Trails to hike, trails for paddling, paved and off-road trails for biking. And we've also got tons of long distance trails, too – including a 581-mile... Read More

Florida's Birding and Photo Fest Continues Through April 29

Kevin Mims, Outdoors & Nature Insider

April 25, 2012

If you're into birding or photography or both, head over to St. Augustine for Florida's Birding and Photo Fest, which started this week and continues through Sunday, April 29. The festival is in its 10th year... Read More

Tailgate Party At a Golf Tournament?

Tim McDonald, Golf Insider

August 16, 2011

Anybody who's ever attended a Florida-Georgia college football game in downtown Jacksonville knows the intensity of that rivalry. I covered college football for years, and the Gator-Bulldog games were as intense and hard-hitting as any... Read More

First Coast Golf Specials

Tim McDonald, Golf Insider

June 02, 2012

Northeast Florida has some good golf packages going on these days – one of which guarantees a sunny day. Here are a few worth your consideration:   - Hilton Garden Inn of Ponte Vedra has a... Read More

Feast on Restaurant Deals in St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra

Dalia Colon, Smart Travel Insider

September 16, 2011

Fall in Florida just keeps getting better! Plenty of restaurants offered deals during the summer off-season, but the buffet of bargains has only begun. In October, dig into more savings during Flavors of Florida's Historic Coast.... Read More

Girls' Getaway Package: Eat, Shop and Be Pampered

Dalia Colon, Smart Travel Insider

October 12, 2011

You go, girl! No, seriously. Go. On vacation. And take three of your BFFs with you. Because we women love doing things in groups, right? Here's a getaway from Renaissance World of Golf Village Resort in Read More

5 Under $10: Ideas for Halloween Fun in St. Augustine

Dalia Colon, Smart Travel Insider

October 16, 2011

Costly costumes, highway-robbery haunted houses – and why is the good candy so expensive? Halloween is scary enough. But you can enjoy the season in Florida's oldest – and perhaps scariest – city without going for... Read More

Watch THE PLAYERS Championship – and Be a Player – with a St. Augustine/Ponte Vedra Golf Package

Dalia Colon, Smart Travel Insider

February 10, 2012

Spring is a great time to get on the green – and save some green – with a Florida golf getaway.  Check out the packages I found in the St. Augustine/Ponte Vedra Beach area...... Read More

7 Free Things to Do in Jacksonville This Spring

Dalia Colon, Smart Travel Insider

March 11, 2012

Am I the only one who perks up at the mention of the word FREE? Didn't think so. If you're headed to the Jacksonville or Jacksonville Beach this spring, consider adding these no-cost events... Read More

Where to Shop Wednesday: Pit Surf Shop

Jeanette Scott, Shopping Insider

December 21, 2011

You will find some of the best surfing here in Florida and with that comes... surf board shopping! I happen to know of a great locally owned surf shop in St. Augustine that... Read More

Dining Deals

Rachelle Lucas, Food & Dining Insider

September 16, 2011

Are you a foodie who loves a good deal? There are several cities in Florida offering spectacular savings this fall season and a chance to try some new trends and authentic Florida flavors. Check them... Read More

St. Augustine's Holiday Lights Recognized by 'Nat Geo'

Rachelle Lucas, Food & Dining Insider

December 20, 2011

One of my favorite things to do this time of year is fill a thermos full of hot chocolate and drive around to look at Christmas lights. And for sparkling light enthusiasts such as myself,... Read More

A Luxurious, Presidential '1776 Package' to Celebrate Independence Day

Rachelle Lucas, Food & Dining Insider

June 07, 2012

Want to celebrate Independence Day with a bang? Instead of being laden with bug spray and flipping burgers at your typical backyard summer barbeque, here's a luxury package that will have you feeling a bit... Read More

Food For Thought on Florida's Historic Coast

Gary McKechnie, Off the Beaten Path Insider

September 09, 2011

Florida has the best food anywhere (I know it does because I’ve been everywhere) and during October, you’ll have a chance to “taste-drive” 18 restaurants in and around St. Augustine that range from... Read More

Road Trip: St. Augustine to Daytona Beach on Wonderful A1A

Gary McKechnie, Off the Beaten Path Insider

October 12, 2011

This is the second time I’ve written about a Florida road. The first time was when I bragged about Highway 399 along the Gulf Island National Seashore south of Pensacola. Now I’ll direct... Read More

Cheapflights Says Save Your Sanity: Visit Ponte Vedra

Gary McKechnie, Off the Beaten Path Insider

October 28, 2011

I’ve raved about this stretch of Florida's coast before, but it’s nice to see others picking up on it. The travel website Cheapflights named 10 places around the world that, "in... Read More

TripAdvisor.com Places Three Florida Cities In Its Top 10 'Destinations on the Rise'

Gary McKechnie, Off the Beaten Path Insider

January 16, 2012

I already have great things to say about Florida so it’s nice when others feel the same way. On TripAdvisor.com, the feature story ’15 Destinations on the Rise – See why travelers rave... Read More

The St. Augustine 500: Three Years of Events Begin in March, Marking 500 Years of History

Gary McKechnie, Off the Beaten Path Insider

February 13, 2012

I remember being a little disappointed when I learned the legend of Ponce de Leon seeking the Fountain of Youth was more myth than fact (I had to seek counseling), but the fact is, Ponce... Read More

Looking for Bargains? Find Great Buys at Off the Beaten Path Flea Markets

Gary McKechnie, Off the Beaten Path Insider

March 19, 2012

Last week I filed a blog about an article I wrote on festivals throughout Florida. As a flea market hound, I’ve done double duty and wrote another article about cool markets around the state and... Read More

Pirates and Privateers Greet H.M.S. Bounty in St. Augustine April 27-29

Gary McKechnie, Off the Beaten Path Insider

April 19, 2012

We’ve just marked the centenary of the passing of one of the greatest ships in the world, but April 27-29, we’ll have a chance to say hello to another seafaring legend when the H.M.S. Bounty... Read More

History For You: National Underground Railroad Conference in St. Augustine June 20-24

Gary McKechnie, Off the Beaten Path Insider

May 03, 2012

When I notice where the world is today, it’s hard to believe I was born prior to the passage of the Civil Rights Act which marked the beginning of a new era in America. Of... Read More

Re-Enactors To Celebrate St. Augustine's Founding on September 8! Be There!

Gary McKechnie, Off the Beaten Path Insider

August 24, 2012

Five hundred years. Next April will mark the 500th anniversary of the day that Ponce de León sailed off the Florida’s east coast and provided us with a pretty cool name. I... Read More

Florida's Oldest Mini-Golf in the Nation's Oldest City

John Schwarb, Golf Insider

July 02, 2012

The fate of Florida’s oldest mini-golf course is up in the air. If you’ll be in the vicinity of St. Augustine soon, get to Bayfront Mini Golf in the heart of the nation’s oldest... Read More

Articles

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Best Beaches For...

With 825 miles of beaches and 1,100 miles of coastline, it's no wonder Florida has one to suit every visitor. Read More
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Places to Propose

Are you a hopeless romantic looking for the perfect sunset proposal? Or does your quirky streak have you seeking something usual to help you pop the question? Here are some suggestions for the most romantic and unusual places to propose in Florida. Read More
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Luxury Getaways for the Holidays

If you're looking for a holiday escape, read on. Tampa, Key West and St. Augustine offer one-of-a-kind festivals for major holidays. Read More
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Ethnic Diversity

Greeks, Spaniards, Cubans and Native Americans, among others, have left their cultural footprints at these historic Florida cities and towns. Read More
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Amelia Island and St. Augustine

A driving tour of the Amelia Island and St. Augustine areas. Read More
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The Secrets of Fort Mose

A significant African-American landmark, Fort Mose in St. Augustine holds a rich history and thought-provoking story. Read More
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A-Foot in St. Augustine

Explore St. Augustine’s historic nooks and crannies the way the colonials did, solely on shoe leather. Read More
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Six Countries in Six Days

Nosh your way through time and place without ever leaving the state. Read More
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Arts-a-Whirl

Artsy, funky, off-beat, retro... whatever your artistic style, Florida indulges your senses and engages your mind. Read More
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Florida's First Coast

Northeast Florida, known as the First Coast for its historical significance, may be the state’s best-kept secret as vacationers rush to better-known destinations farther south. But devoting some time here unearths a unique combination of history, leisure and recreational activities second to none. Read More
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Dog-Friendly Florida

From spa treatments to dog beaches, your four-legged friend gets special treatment in the Sunshine State. Read More
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St. Mary's Missionary Baptist Church in St. Augustine

Martin Luther King Jr.'s announcement at St. Mary's Missionary Baptist Church helped make history. Read More
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Been There, Haven't Done That!

You've seen the theme parks, the big cities and the major attractions. Here are 124 of your new favorite offbeat roadside attractions. Read More
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Quick Facts on Spanish Heritage in Florida

Test your knowledge of Florida's Spanish heritage. Read More
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Walkable Towns

If gas prices are hitting hard, or you're just looking to ditch the car on your next trip, check out these excellent walkable towns in Florida. Read More
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Be Your Own Indiana Jones

Archaeology, history, adventure, exploration, treasure hunting . . . if Indiana Jones did it, you can too – right here in Florida. Read More
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Florida's Unexpected Shores

White, black, even orange? Yes, the sands of Florida's beaches are all of these colors. Read about the types of beach terrain you can expect to explore. Read More
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Hop Aboard Alternative Transportation

From hot air balloon rides to trolleys, boat tours and even a horse and carriage, alternative transportation takes you for a great ride full of local color. Read More
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Kooky, Spooky St. Augustine

Discover 10 of the wackiest sights in America's oldest continually occupied city. Read More
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Ponte Vedra Inn & Club Shows Its Class

Experience the luxury and history of this Florida landmark. Read More
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Spanish Colonial Forts and Outposts

Spanish explorers built forts to defend themselves and their establishments. Read More
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Spanish Colonial St. Augustine

St. Augustine, founded in 1565, is the oldest city in North America. Read More
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Native American and Spanish Interaction

Native Americans' lives changed once the Spanish established the colony La Florida. Read More
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Weird, Wacky and Wonderful: Florida’s Oddest Annual Events

Who hasn’t had the yen to climb into a bathtub and paddle it into the gulf, carve a jack-o-lantern under the waves or toss a dead fish at a target? Check out the wackiest events in the Sunshine State. Read More
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Ten Places to Get Your Family in the Holiday Spirit

Start a warm holiday tradition in Florida with the ones you love. Read More
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Feeling Romantic?

Start your own wedding or honeymoon traditions at these four romantic Florida locales. Read More
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Wedding and Honeymoon Combos

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Shout It from the Rooftops

A pelican’s-eye perch is an unrivaled vantage point for people-watching. Here are six fabulous Florida rooftops – crowning everywhere from resorts to a winery – where you can kick back with a unique angle on life below. Read More
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Good Things Come in Small Packages

Take a break from the grand destinations, and discover Florida's quaint, cozy and unique side. Read More
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Your Florida 'Antiques Roadshow'

Antique lovers can discover unique finds at shops and markets across the state. Read More
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Must-Visit Tiki Bars & Restaurants

The best tiki bars give off carefree, don’t-worry-be-happy vibes. And they serve frosty drinks, casual fare and cool tunes on the beach and along Florida’s waterways. What’s not to love? Read More
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Unique on the Beach

Think outside the box on your next beach trip with these fun ideas. Read More
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Can't-Miss Playgrounds

Whether you need a break from the road or you're just looking for some fun, these playgrounds and parks are conveniently located and offer an abundant and unique variety of options. Read More
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Margarita Golf Trail

Follow A1A for a healthy dose of sun, fun, golf and lobster. Read More
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Top Chefs of Florida

Here’s a sample of top chefs from around the state, plus the places where you can enjoy their inventive and delicious culinary creations. Read More
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Plush Poolside Experiences

Poolside fun and relaxation merge into one luxurious experience at these unique pools around Florida. Read More
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Paddleboarding Through Paradise

Florida has a plethora of beautiful waterways where you can immerse yourself in the stand up paddleboarding craze. Read More
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Tour Delicious Delights on the Road

See food (and eat it!) at food tours around the state, taking family dining to an all new level. Read More
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Flat-Out Fishing Fun

Looking to go on a kid-friendly fishing trip? Try flats fishing for a fun-filled day of nature, relaxation and hopefully, some catching. Read More
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Back Roads Florida Trips

These scenic Sunshine State adventures are sure to get your motor running. Read More
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Oldest Streets in Florida

The Sunshine State’s oldest streets offer plenty of charm, shopping and history. Read More
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Original Florida Attractions Offer Time-Honored Charms

Take a tour of Old Florida with hidden gems, surprising shows and more at these unique Sunshine State attractions. Read More
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The Treasure of Fort Mose, America's First Community of Free Blacks

Discovered only 25 years ago, this remarkable landmark is now a museum and state park that reveals a glimpse into St. Augustine’s lesser known history. Read More
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St. Augustine Pirate Museum: 'Slice of Disney... with Authenticity'

For history buffs, there is a circa 1710 blunderbuss. For popular culture fans, there's Jack Sparrow's sword. Read More
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Florida's Top 5 Boating Destinations

Sailors and boaters have their pick of great destinations on the Atlantic, the Gulf and in the Florida Keys. Read More
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School's In Session for Surfers on Florida's Atlantic Coast

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St. George Street: Walkable Journey into St. Augustine History, Culture

Boutiques, bistros, galleries and gift shops populate cubbyhole storefronts – but you won't find cars or bicycles. Read More
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56 Years Before Plymouth Rock, in Florida, There Was a Thanksgiving

Robed Spanish priests and armor-clad explorers held Catholic Mass and shared a meal with tattooed, seashell-adorned Timucuans of Florida. Read More
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Spanish-Colonial Heritage Introduction

Florida has the longest recorded history of any state in America, although almost no one seems to know about it. Until now. Read More
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Florida's Spanish Colonial Heritage

Florida's Spanish colonial heritage began nearly 100 years before Jamestown with Juan Ponce de León's 1513 landing and ended when Florida became a territory of the United States in 1821. Read More
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Coquina in Spanish Colonial Florida

How the Spanish used native materials to make stronger settlements – and where you can find the remnants today. Read More
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Patriot War

The Patriot War in East Florida (1812-1814) was a military action by a private army to sabotage Spanish rule in East Florida and have the colony join the United States. Read More
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Legacy of Spanish Colonial Florida

Since the founding of St. Augustine, in 1565 by Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, Florida has flown the flag of Spain more years than not. Read More
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Who, When and Where: Pottery in Florida

Archaeologists use the variations in pottery created by Native Floridians to research and identify cultures. Read More
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German Saboteurs Land on Florida Coast

A group of four men landed in Ponte Vedra as part of a plan to sabotage targets on U.S. soil. Read More
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Florida in the Civil War

Though it would take decades, Florida, the least populous and perhaps least significant Confederate state, eventually emerged from the war’s aftermath as a major power in the New South. Read More
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Civil War Timeline

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Florida Confederate Generals

In addition to Joseph Finegan and Edmund Kirby Smith, a number of other Confederate general officers were either born or raised in Florida or closely associated with the state. Read More
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A Brief History of Florida

On March 27, 1513, during Juan Ponce de Leon’s exploratory voyage, Florida became a focal point for the earliest European interest and permanent settlement within the continental United States. Read More
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Florida Hispanics During the Civil War

Stemming from Florida's Spanish Colonial heritage, a number of Florida Hispanics remained during the Civil War and often supported the confederacy. Read More
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Boat Parades: Holiday Spirit Afloat in Florida

The same vessels that troll Florida's waters take on blinking lights, animated characters and other holiday decorations Read More
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Michael Gannon: From 'Bored With School' To 'Dean of Florida Historians'

Writer. Broadcaster. Priest. Professor and distinguished scholar of the Spanish colonial era. Read More
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Quinceanera Checklist Now Includes Rich Florida Destination

Central elements for this rite of passage for Hispanic girls have been the food, the guest list and a perfect gown. Now add location. Read More
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Go Fly a Kite

Whether flying your own or watching the masters at work, these 7 Florida parks and beaches will satisfy your need to soar. Read More
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Best Beach Towns for History Buffs

Florida's home to the oldest continuously occupied city in the U.S., the first European settlement and even the oldest operating bar – and often, beautiful beaches are just footsteps away from these historic destinations. Read More
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Florida's Food Towns

Florida's unique history and rich agriculture played a major role in the state's heritage – as well as provided us with some wonderfully silly town names. Read More
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Cities Celebrate Flagler's Florida and Centennial of His Most Audacious Achievement

Oilman Henry Flagler first visited wild Florida in 1878. His railroads and resort hotels would give birth to the premier tourist destination. Read More
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All Aboard: Florida Celebrates Flagler

Plan your own tour of Flagler's legacy locations. Palm Beach and Key West are staging ongoing exhibitions and celebrations. Read More
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Frosty, Fireworks and Masquerade Balls

The holiday weeks are full of celebrations, many of them free. Read More
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Right Time for Right Whale Off Florida's Northeastern Coast

The northern right whale is slowly recovering from near extinction – slowly, as in 5 mph and a new calf every three years. Read More
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Fabulous Florida Flea Markets

The Sunshine State is known for its outlet malls and unique beach boutiques, but there's another side to Florida's shopping scene – and, here, you can find just about anything. Read More
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Florida Beaches Menu: Surfing to Volleyball, Paddle Tennis to Mullet Toss

Run. Walk. Surf. Ski. Sail. Hit a ball. Watch a dolphin. Walk a dog. Or just drop a towel and have a seat. Read More
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Florida at the Quincentennial: Southernmost of the United States, Northernmost Outpost of the Caribbean

In 1513, the New and Old Worlds came together. Any discovery was mutual. Read More
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Your Florida Fashion Primer

No matter your destination or personal style, Florida has all of your shopping needs covered. Read More
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The Suite Life

From affordable extravagance to pure indulgence, these over-the-top luxury stays are sure to make even your most lavish vacation dreams come true. Read More
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Top Shots at Tarpon

Your guide to intercepting the 'Silver King' in the Sunshine State. Read More
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The Perfect Beach for You

Find the perfect Florida beach to float your flip-flops! Read More
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Boating the Sunshine State

Check out these four great Florida regions to fish, cruise and explore. Read More
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Top Parks and Preserves of Northeast Florida

With outdoors destinations encompassing protected coastal lands, marshes, creeks and islands, northeast Florida is a nature lover’s dream. Read More
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Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach: Land of Golf and Honey

Thousands of Italian honeybees keep the Sawgrass Marriott resort stocked with local honey used in myriad ways around the property: in the spa, in the restaurants or just packaged and sold in the gift shop. Read More
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Freedom Road Spotlights the Many Hues of St. Augustine History

Derek Hankerson wanted to help educate people not only about Spanish Florida, but about the diverse groups who contributed to the country's founding. Read More
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From St. Augustine to Amelia Island on Scenic A1A

The dare is to drive without stopping in the nation's oldest city, for the ocean vistas, in the nature preserves and parks and, finally, on the Isle of Eight Flags. Read More
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Old Is New at St. Augustine's School of the 16th Century

Some participants want a hands-on experience. Others become re-enactors at such St. Augustine venues as Castillo de San Marcos. Read More
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A Guide to Florida Art Walks

From Jacksonville to Key West, the weekly tours celebrate artists, food and community. Read More
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250 Years Later, Minorcan Culture Endures in St. Augustine

In the late 1700s, they arrived as indentured servants. Two-thirds of that original group died from the cruel conditions. But the survivors found a home in northeast Florida. Read More
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Datil Peppers: Florida's Hot Treasure

How they got here, nobody knows. But centuries of Minorcans living in St. Augustine claim datil peppers as their birthright. Read More
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St. Augustine Amphitheatre Pleases Crowds and Performers Alike

Anastasia State Park, on the Great Florida Birding Trail, also features four miles of Atlantic Ocean beachfront, 139 campsites and a tidal salt marsh. Read More

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First Friday Art Walk

Ongoing Every 1st Friday From February 8, 2013 Until December 27, 2013

Hours: 5 to 9 p.m.

Admission: Free

Address: 157 King Street, St. Augustine, FL 32084

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Enjoy the latest exhibits, music, entertainment and refreshments at more than 20 St. Augustine art...

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