St. Augustine’s Festivals
St. Augustine festivals feature live music, fresh food, hand-crafted art, and family-friendly entertainment.
Last updated on January 3, 2023
St. Augustine hosts a unique lineup of festivals year-round.
St. Augustine festivals beckon locals and visitors to the Nation’s Oldest City for a day or weekend of family-friendly fun. Festivals often feature live music, fresh food, hand-crafted art, and special kid-zones that are perfect for families. While many take place during the Spring, you’ll find the city hosts a unique lineup throughout the year.
Food Festivals
From award-winning barbecue at the Rhythm & Ribs Festival to the Greek Festival where both locals and visitors can satisfy their taste buds with a combination of authentic entrees and desserts, St. Augustine festivals offer attendees an array of delicious events. If you are wanting an idea of the great food and restaurants in town, then be sure to check out the Taste of St. Augustine. It’s a great way to sample those signature dishes.
Music Festivals
Additionally, music festivals are another common theme among major festivals in St. Augustine. Music lovers can look forward to a large assemblage of eclectic musical talent in the Nation’s Oldest City. Indulge in Latin music at the Unidos en la Música Festival or sing out loud at St. Augustine’s largest series of free concerts, the Sing Out Loud Festival. Or, dance, sing and find the Celt in you at the Celtic Music & Heritage Festival, the largest festival in St. Augustine
Reliably sunny weather, beautiful backdrops, and a family-friendly environment make our city an idyllic setting to enjoy a festival in the Sunshine State. So, grab your family and/or friends, jump in the car and come to St. Augustine for one or more of our festivals! You’re sure to have a great time!
After a day at a festival in St. Augustine, continue the fun with dozens of things to do, miles of pristine beaches, and centuries of history.
Don’t forget to check out St. Augustine’s other community festivals at the bottom of this page.

Date: February 24-26, 2023
Location: Mission Nombre de Dios, 21 Ocean Ave, St. Augustine, FL 32084

Date: March 4, 2023
Location: Oldest House Complex, 14 St. Francis St, St. Augustine, FL 32084

Date: March 25 & 26, 2023
Location: Sykes Family Farms, 5995 Brough Rd., Elton, FL 32033

Date: April 22 & 23, 2023
Location: North Shores Community Park, 120 Meadow Avenue, St. Augustine, FL 32084

Date: Usually happens in October
Location: Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 2940 CR 214, St Augustine, FL 32084

Date: Usually happens in October
Location: Francis Field, 25 W Castillo Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Other St. Augustine Community Festivals
Along with a unique lineup of major festivals in St. Augustine are smaller community festivals. An abundance of food, music, and fun can be found at these events as well. Additionally, smaller festivals provide a great environment for families as well as a day full of activities. While festivals like the Children’s Art Festival focus on the arts and historic activities, others such as the Great Chowder Debate focuses on who can cook up the tastiest chowder. You can learn more about each festival by clicking the links below.
Resilience Family Fest: February 18, 2023
Lighthouse 5K, Fun Run & Night Fest: February 18, 2023
St. Augustine Spanish Food & Wine Festival: February 23-25, 2023
Festival of Chariots: March 18, 2023
St. Ambrose Spring Fair: March 26, 2023
St. Augustine Poetfest: April 14 & 15, 2023
Gamble Rogers Music Festival: April 14-16, 2023
Florida’s Birding & Photo Fest: April 19-23, 2023
Roscolusa Songwriters Festival 2022: April 22, 2023
Trail Blazers Country Music Festival: April 28-30,2023
St. Augustine Craft Beer Festival: April 29 & 30, 2023
St. Augustine Craft Brewers’ Festival 2023: May 6, 2023
St. Augustine History Festival: May 11-14, 2023
AS IF! The 90s Fest: May 20, 2023
Estuary Fest 2022: Usually happens in September
Annual Jerk & Curry Music Fest: Usually happens in September
CROCtoberfest Brew at the Zoo 2021: Usually happens in October
Ancient City Kids Day: Usually happens in October
Saint Benedict the Moor Blues Festival: Usually happens in October
Whiskey, Wine and Wildlife: Usually happens in November
Gullah Geechee Heritage Festival: Usually happens in December
Old City Pirate Fest: Usually happens in January