Overview
Historic Florida Militia depicts 18th century combined Spanish and British colonial militia and Native American military arts, culture and lifestyles from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Colonial Quarter Museum, 33 St. George Street.
The Torchlight Parade is at 7 p.m. from the Castillo de San Marcos (11 S. Castillo Dr.) to the Governor’s House Cultural Center & Museum, 48 King Street. From the balcony of the Governor’s House, the ceremonial Spanish Governor will greet and address the crowd. A brief ceremony ends with a massive musket volley. Following this “Volley of Joy” all those assembled are invited to ring in the Holiday Season with the singing of Christmas Carols. This is always a highlight of the evening and again a perfect spot for photographs. 732-309-2322 hfm.club/about/night-watch-for-visitors
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Step back in time at the Colonial Quarter, over two acres of St. Augustine history, entertainment, shopping and dining. Join us for the Colonial Experience Living History Tour. As you…
Historic Florida Militia, Inc. is a group of living history interpreters that provide education to the public, through reenactments and presentations in St. Augustine and its surrounding areas. Its groups…