By St. Johns Cultural Council In connection with the 100th anniversary celebration of the relationship between St. Augustine, Florida and its sister city Aviles, Spain, local artist Martha Ferguson has been selected to travel to Aviles in August and participate in activities.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council The National Park Service today awarded $750,000 to St. Johns Cultural Council for continuing the non-profit's efforts in rehabilitating the Cultural Arts Center at the St. Augustine Beach Hotel.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council Sixty years ago, St. Augustine, Fla. played a pivotal role in passage of the American Civil Rights Act. This year more than a dozen St. Johns County area cultural organizations have collaborated to present a full month of events and exhibitions.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council The St. Johns Cultural Council which promotes arts, culture, and heritage in St. Johns County, Florida, announced today that Christina Parrish Stone will retire from her role as Executive Director.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council The St. Johns Cultural Council which promotes arts, culture, and heritage in St. Johns County, Florida, is pleased to recognize the 250th anniversary of William Bartram's travels throughout St. Johns County with an Art in Public Spaces exhibition.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council St. Augustine's Romanza Festivale of Music and The Arts and the St. Johns Cultural Council have partnered to present The Legendary Count Basie Orchestra during the 2024 Romanza event.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council St. Johns Cultural Council which promotes arts, culture, and heritage in St. Johns County, Florida, is pleased to announce its Fourth Annual Haiku Contest. Local poets of all ages are invited to submit up to three haiku inspired by William Bartram.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council St. Johns Cultural Council which promotes arts, culture, and heritage in St. Johns County, Florida, is pleased to announce the recipients of its inaugural "Arts for All" grants.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council St. Johns Cultural Council which promotes arts, culture, and heritage in St. Johns County, Florida, will honor a select group of women for lifetime achievements and influencing arts and culture in St. Johns County.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council St. Johns Cultural Council, the organization that promotes arts, culture, and heritage in St. Johns County, Florida, has selected two local artists to present solo exhibitions for its Art in Public Spaces program.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council Local St. Johns County, Fla. arts organizations, schools, and artists receive grants for projects at holiday open house, Dec. 7.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council The St. Johns Cultural Council has announced the 10th Annual S.E.A. Gullah Geechee Heritage Festival will celebrate more than 450 years of West African influence.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council The St. Johns Cultural Council, the organization that promotes arts, culture and heritage in St. Augustine, has announced the second annual Live from The Waterworks: A Gamble Rogers Concert Series to commemorate Gamble Rogers in 2023-2024.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council With support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the St. Johns Cultural Council will award a total of $80,000 in grant funds to arts, culture, heritage organizations, and individual artists.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council St. Johns Cultural Council will commemorate textile arts this fall with workshops and theatrical performances at The Waterworks and an Art in Public Spaces exhibition at the St. Johns County Administration Building.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council St. Johns Cultural Council has announced $50,000 in funding from the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, a program from the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council The St. Johns Cultural Council has been approved for a $60,000 Grants for Arts Projects award from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) to support a new local program, Arts for All.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council Juneteenth, a federal holiday on Monday, June 19 commemorates the end of slavery. A variety of celebratory events will be held in the City of St. Augustine's historic Lincolnville neighborhood and local venues.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council The 27th Annual Gamble Rogers Folk Festival and St. Johns Cultural Council have announced a family weekend of free outdoor activities for children 16 years of age and under accompanied by adult ticketholders on Saturday, April 15 and Sunday, April 16
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By St. Johns Cultural Council The St. Johns Cultural Council, the organization that promotes arts, culture and heritage in St. Augustine, has announced that the Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Society's 34th Annual Conference will be held in St. Augustine on April 28-30, 2023.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council Each year, the St. Johns Cultural Council recognizes women who have profoundly influenced the artistic environment of St. Johns County, Fla. with the Dr. Gail Pflaster ROWITA ("Recognizing Outstanding Women in the Arts") Awards.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council St. Johns Cultural Council is pleased to announce its Third Annual Haiku Contest. Local poets of all ages are invited to submit up to three haiku with the theme Natural Florida
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By St. Johns Cultural Council Beautiful and historic St. Augustine, Florida is the focus of the next episode of the Emmy award-winning PBS travel show Samantha Brown's Places to Love. Local Premiere on Saturday, January 28, 2023.
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By St. Johns Cultural Council The Gamble Rogers Folk Festival and the St. Johns Cultural Council have announced the headliners and ticket sales for the 27th Annual Festival.
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