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Home, I'm Darling by A Classic Theatre
Friday, October 3rd & 10th at 7:30 PM
Saturday, October 4th & 11th at 4 PM
Sunday, October 5th & 12th at 2 PM
A dark comedy by Laura Wade, about the quest to become the perfect
housewife. Tickets are available at AClassicTheatre.org.
Puzzle Swap
Wednesday, October 15th at 1:30 PM
Join Linnea and Kathy of the Puzzle Swap Group and swap your puzzles for a new look or different experience. Please bring two or more old, complete puzzles for the swap.
The New 76ers: Live from The Waterworks Concert Series
Saturday, October 18th at 7 PM
The Gamble Rogers Folk Festival and The St. Johns Cultural Council present The New 76ers, A Florida folk band with sweet harmonies and well-crafted songs, and an opening set by brother duo Holt & Cabe. Tickets are available at Eventbrite.com.
Halloween Festival
Thursday, October 23rd at 4 PM
Join the Main Library for crafts, vendors, games, a trail of treats, a masquerade party, and more! Costumes are encouraged. This program is designed for children and accompanying adults.
Jeepers Creepers Film Screening
Friday, October 24th at 7 PM
The St. Augustine Film Society presents actor John Beshara to lead a Q&A following a screening of this road-trip horror film, which was shot almost entirely in Florida.
For the Love of
Jazz
Saturday, October 25th at 4 PM
The St. Augustine Jazz Society and Epicentre Alliance want to welcome you to an evening of jazz in support of St. Augustine Arts & Culture. Tickets are available on Eventbrite.com.
Costumed Life Drawing at The Waterworks
Sunday, October 26th at 10 AM
Artists Gail Beveridge and Mary Ann Rosenthal facilitate live drawing sessions with a clothed model. RSVP on Eventbrite.com. The session is $10 at the door.
Poetry Open Mic at The Waterworks
Sunday, October 26th at 2:30 PM
Poets and poetry lovers are invited to celebrate creative writing and reciting at The Waterworks with the local poetry community.
The Waterworks is wheelchair accessible.
To discuss your needs, contact the St. Johns Cultural Council.
This arts and culture newsletter is funded in part by the organizations listed below and through the generous support of our stakeholders.
