Community choir presents Bach Fest
April 27, 2008
The St. Augustine Community Chorus will present A BACH FEST, 3:30, Sunday, May 4 at the Ancient City Baptist Church in St. Augustine.
The Chorus and soloists will sing J.S. Bach’s MAGNIFICAT, THE PEASANT CANTATA, and CANTATA No. 80. Cantata No. 80 is based on the hymn tune A Mighty Fortress is our God. Read more
SJCC benefits from dinner and a movie
April 23, 2008
Monday, April 28, Gypsy Cab and the St. Johns Cultural Council have teamed up to present the first movie for their Cultural Film Series.
A portion of the $25 per person ticket price will benefit the St. Johns Cultural Council and support their operations according to an announcement received by Historic City Media. Read more
ZZ TOP at St. Augustine Amphitheatre
April 23, 2008
Well, either you know and love hard rock and ZZ TOP or you don’t. There isn’t much middle ground. If you are into rock at all, it has been pretty hard to miss them. From their first big concerts and hits in the early 70’s, right up through their introduction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004, they have been the same guys and the same group. Read more
Thursday at the Plaza: FALLING BONES!
April 21, 2008
It’s a fine week for blues and rock here on the Plaza.
FALLING BONES one of the most popular groups in our area are on tap this Thursday (April 24th).
Bones are big in our area. They are regulars at Scarletts, the Roof at the Winery, A1A Aleworks and do lots of private parties. They even get down to the Golden Lion in Flagler Beach on occasion. Read more
This week at the plaza
April 19, 2008
Dave Pratt and
Pirates of Penzance at Pedro
April 2, 2008
Some of you may not think you would enjoy Pirates of Penzance. Trust me. You’ll like it!
First Coast Opera has assembled an outstanding cast for a show that combines the need for good actors with the need for good singers. Jean Rahner has done her usual outstanding job of directing. Sam Clein is music director. Read more
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Recent News Stories
- Ancient City Slickers on the Patio this week
- Cultural film benefit May 19th at Gypsy
- County investigates dog-fighting case
- Transit system award goes to COA
- Art Attack!
- Juvenile molestation allegations lead to arrest
- Arrest linked to eighteen car burglaries
- Cornell Road closure
- WFOY commentator: fugitive from justice
- Cultural Events May 7 - May 15
- Student art at amphitheatre
- Sidewalk repairs and replacement downtown
- Grant award funds Bartram Scenic Highway
- Operation Betty Crocker
- New Businesses through 05/04/2008
