Your ultimate guide to the coast
Toby Keith is coming to Charleston, South Carolina to perform on June 29th at 7:30 pm. Tickets are on sale, please contact Coliseum Ticket Office, Ticketmaster.com, Ticketmaster Outlets (including select Publix grocery stores), or charge by phone at (843) 554-6060.
For more information visit www.coliseumpac.com
It doesn’t matter what kind of music you love – jazz, rock, folkmusic, opera. It doesn’ matter if you are a pro or an amateur, or a well-known bathroom singer, this is your chance to reach a new audience. Ponte Vedra Cultural Center is inviting you to participate in the inaugural Beaches Unplugged Summer Series at the Cultural Center where you will perform for accepting peers and local professional performers. [Read more…]
Be a guest of the St. Augustine Lighthouse and enjoy viewing the sunset and moonrise from the most unique perspective in all of St. Augustine! This special event includes a champagne toast, provided by San Sebastian Winery, atop the tower and an informative overview of the history of the St. Augustine Light Station.
Hours: 8 to 9:30 p.m.
Admission: $25 for non museum members, $20 for museum members
Call 904.829.0745 or visit the website for more information.
Give Dad something he can truly appreciate this Father’s Day – a day at the World Golf Hall of Fame. Admission to the World Golf Hall of Fame, including their latest exhibit, “Jack Nicklaus: Golf’s Golden Championâ€, is complimentary, and all fathers receive free admission to the IMAX Theater. Guests can also try their hand at a special Challenge Hole competition.
Location: World Golf Hall of Fame
Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Call 904.940.4123 or visit www.wgv.com
Find out what it was like in colonial times. The soldiers guarding St. Augustine are dismissed for the night, and their replacements arrive to take over guarding Government House. The commander of the new watch puts the replacement soldiers through a drill before they take over their posts. The retiring soldiers are ordered to clear their weapons with the command of “Disparen!†Blasts of musket fire echoes between the buildings in the Old City. In 18th century St. Augustine the sound meant that the changing of the guard has taken place and the town is safe for the night. This traditional Spanish military routine takes place at 7 p.m. in front of St. Augustine’s Government House in the Plaza de la Constitucion.
For more information, please call 904.825.1004