Historic Florida Militia

Members of the Historic Florida Militia and our friends from outside our group are invited to participate in the Founder’s Day / Landing celebrations on Saturday September 7, 2019. We are looking for 16th Century historically clad men and women, (Historic to St. Augustine) to be a part of the Landing ceremony on the grounds … Continue reading "Founder’s Day"

Living history interpreters present a timeline of St. Augustine's colonial history in the town's historic district from the City Gates down St. George Street to Aviles Street, the oldest street in the United States. Participants present themselves to the general public in the garb and gear of the city's military and civilian colonial environs from … Continue reading "Living History Saunter (Weather Permitting)"

Living history interpreters present a timeline of St. Augustine's colonial history in the town's historic district from the City Gates down St. George Street to Aviles Street, the oldest street in the United States. Participants present themselves to the general public in the garb and gear of the city's military and civilian colonial environs from … Continue reading "Living History Saunter (Weather Permitting)"

The Walk Back in Time historical timeline event at the Florida Agricultural Museum has been expanded from a one-day program to a three-day event. Friday, November 22 will be a school tour day when participants will present demonstrations and living history interpretations to school students. Saturday and Sunday, November 23-24, the museum and the event's … Continue reading "Walk Back In Time"

Friday evening, the Historic Florida Militia joins the National Park Service presenting “Enemy at the Gates.” This special presentation with a very limited amount of tickets to be sold, takes visitors in small groups through various vignettes representing historical events during the siege of 1740 in St. Augustine. In the past stations have included: Oglethorpe … Continue reading "Enemy at the Gates"

Living history interpreters present a timeline of St. Augustine's colonial history in the town's historic district from the City Gates down St. George Street to Aviles Street, the oldest street in the United States. Participants present themselves to the general public in the garb and gear of the city's military and civilian colonial environs from … Continue reading "Living History Saunter (Weather Permitting)"

Come celebrate the Birthday of Pedro Menendez de Aviles, the founder of St. Augustine. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th: Starting at 5:30pm , join Living History Interpreters  for a 1565 Saunter down St. George Street from the Taberna del Caballo to the Plaza de la Constitucion and Aviles Street. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8th: Noche de Festival is a … Continue reading "Festival de San Agustin"