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All-day happy hour every Thursday at this coastal Italian restaurant: $6 small plates, $8 cocktails, $5 wine and $3.50 beer. Rooftop parking.
PAINT Nail Bar starts the holiday shopping season with refreshments, shopping and local vendors. PAINT Passport loyalty members get exclusive perks and savings on their next service, and the first 25 members receive a free gift.
Lodali Vineyards pours its Piedmont wines alongside Italian foods and desserts. Ages 21+; reservations required at (904) 246-1728. Parking is limited, so park across the street or rideshare.
Crafting by the Sea leads a coastal craft night: make an oyster-shell wreath (8 shells and a bow), trinket dishes, ornaments or purse charms. All materials included; no art experience needed.
Beach legend Bill Longenecker, a longtime surf reporter and science teacher, explores the geology of our sand, from fulgurites to calcite, flint and limestone, with hands-on samples and an experiment. Seating is limited; registration required.
A hands-on class with Chef Diana of Italian Cooking Lessons: make ravioli from scratch using time-honored methods. All skill levels welcome.
Comedy acts from across Florida and the country, four per show, mixing stand-up, improv and sketch. Today: one show at 7 PM. Early shows are all ages; 9:30 PM shows are 21+.
Local produce, baked goods and artisan vendors at Palm Valley Outdoors.
The City of Neptune Beach hosts a free outdoor showing of Free Birds at Jarboe Park; the movie starts shortly after 6. Bring your own chairs and blankets.
Comedy acts from across Florida and the country, four per show, mixing stand-up, improv and sketch. Today: shows at 7 and 9:30 PM. Early shows are all ages; 9:30 PM shows are 21+.
A holiday sip and shop at Echo at the Beach, with treats, sips and storewide sales.
The center’s annual holiday market, with local, national and international gifts: handmade wood carvings, jewelry, local honey, clothing, glasswork and more. A $45 private preview night runs Friday, Nov 13, 5:30–7:30 PM.
Paint a coastal holiday tote bag and pour a festive candle to take home.
The Legion Riders of Chapter 316 serve a Cajun dinner with dessert, with live music by the New Orleans Po Boys at 6 PM, raffles and a 50/50.
Comedy acts from across Florida and the country, four per show, mixing stand-up, improv and sketch. Today: shows at 7 and 9:30 PM. Early shows are all ages; 9:30 PM shows are 21+.
Local farmers, bakers, artisans and small businesses gather every Sunday on the school grounds, with proceeds supporting new playground equipment. Free yoga with YogaMix runs 9–10 AM before the market opens, and the new food court has food trucks, picnic tables and a big screen for Jaguars games.
The center’s annual holiday market, with local, national and international gifts: handmade wood carvings, jewelry, local honey, clothing, glasswork and more. A $45 private preview night runs Friday, Nov 13, 5:30–7:30 PM.
Comedy acts from across Florida and the country, four per show, mixing stand-up, improv and sketch. Today: shows at 4 and 6 PM. Early shows are all ages; 9:30 PM shows are 21+.
Drop off your Thanksgiving basket for BEAM and St. Vincent de Paul-Beaches, 8:30–11 AM or 4–5:30 PM. Use the 7th St N parking lot entrance. The flyer lists what goes in a basket for a family of five; no perishables.
Crafting by the Sea brings its coastal craft night to ABBQ: decorate oyster-shell trinket dishes, ornaments or purse charms. All materials provided; no experience needed. Tickets through AllEvents.
Grab your crew and hit the cue: a pool tournament every Monday night, open to sharks and casual players alike. First place wins a $50 gift card and second a $25 gift card.
Drop off your Thanksgiving basket for BEAM and St. Vincent de Paul-Beaches, 8:30–11 AM or 4–5:30 PM. Use the 7th St N parking lot entrance. The flyer lists what goes in a basket for a family of five; no perishables.
Select pastas for $14.99 every Tuesday in November, plus Bella Vista’s cacio e pepe tossed tableside in a Pecorino Romano wheel. Jax Beach location only.
Crafting by the Sea hosts a sip-and-craft night: decorate oyster-shell ornaments, trinket dishes or purse charms, with all supplies included and a Bling Bar of larger shells. No experience needed; happy hour runs until 6.
Drop off your Thanksgiving basket for BEAM and St. Vincent de Paul-Beaches, 8:30–11 AM or 4–5:30 PM. Use the 7th St N parking lot entrance. The flyer lists what goes in a basket for a family of five; no perishables.
All-day happy hour every Thursday at this coastal Italian restaurant: $6 small plates, $8 cocktails, $5 wine and $3.50 beer. Rooftop parking.
A chef-curated pairing of wine and food: taste, learn and share as the team guides you through each course. Call (904) 331-0783 to reserve and confirm the time.
Local produce, baked goods and artisan vendors at Palm Valley Outdoors.
Local artisans, bakers and makers set up at Aloha Waffle Bar, with Kona coffee and waffles inside: Felicity Styles aromatherapy, The Corner Scone, Rosie’s Pet Supply treats, Lumi Bean Candles, Studio 67 jewelry, Crafting by the Sea shell crafts and Vinnies Aloha Vintage.
A Thanksgiving-themed kids’ night out at PACK Fitness for Kids: 3.5 hours of races, obstacle courses, gymnastics and team challenges, supervised by their coaches. Dinner from Chick-fil-A is included, so parents get a night off.
A Saturday market devoted to local artists, connecting makers with the Beaches community.
The co-op gallery of 100+ local artists and vendors turns eight, with free snacks and refreshments and artists on hand for demonstrations throughout the day.
An indoor holiday market at the Keller Williams office, with local vendors, unique gifts and holiday goodies. No sunscreen or weather worries; bring a friend and a tote bag.
Decorated trees and a charity tree auction, holiday shopping and crafts, with Santa and holiday characters for pictures from 5 to 8 PM. Bare Batch Cookies is among the vendors.
The city’s free, all-ages music festival returns, presented by Magnolia Lane Builders: StellaSoul at 5 PM, SunCatcher at 6:30 and Trash Panda at 8:30, with drinks from Mayport Garden Club and Reve Brewing plus local food trucks.
Local farmers, bakers, artisans and small businesses gather every Sunday on the school grounds, with proceeds supporting new playground equipment. Free yoga with YogaMix runs 9–10 AM before the market opens, and the new food court has food trucks, picnic tables and a big screen for Jaguars games.
A guided nature walk, sharing circle and gentle yoga for adults grieving (or anticipating) the loss of a loved one, led by Carrie Daub, LMHC, and yoga teacher Ashlyn Schwartz. Meet at the first entrance; sharing is always optional.
Grab your crew and hit the cue: a pool tournament every Monday night, open to sharks and casual players alike. First place wins a $50 gift card and second a $25 gift card.
Select pastas for $14.99 every Tuesday in November, plus Bella Vista’s cacio e pepe tossed tableside in a Pecorino Romano wheel. Jax Beach location only.
No school? Thanksgiving break open gym for jumping, climbing and exploring, in 1-hour sessions at 9, 10 or 11 AM. Ages 6 weeks to 13 years; parents join in (in socks) and kids go barefoot. Spots are limited, so RSVP at (904) 223-4966.
Pete’s world-famous Thanksgiving morning block party, a family-friendly beach tradition.
A 100% vegan Thai brunch buffet with desserts on Thanksgiving Day, plus $16.99 bottomless mimosas. Take-out platters and plates are available; reserve online or call 904-842-2207.
Local farmers, bakers, artisans and small businesses gather every Sunday on the school grounds, with proceeds supporting new playground equipment. Free yoga with YogaMix runs 9–10 AM before the market opens, and the new food court has food trucks, picnic tables and a big screen for Jaguars games.
Grab your crew and hit the cue: a pool tournament every Monday night, open to sharks and casual players alike. First place wins a $50 gift card and second a $25 gift card.
Town Center shops throw one big holiday party, with special sips, sweet treats and live music as you stroll Jaffi’s, Palmetto, KMH Home, First Society, KYDS Children’s Boutique and Bali Cargo Company. Every purchase at a participating shop earns a raffle ticket for a holiday shopping spree.
A festive evening of Italian wines, holiday flavors and good food. Ages 21+; reserve your seat through Cinotti’s. Parking is limited, so park across the street or rideshare.
The Kindness Rack pops up at Jax Night Market’s Holiday Market on the Beach Marine lawn with brand-new clothing at a price you choose; a portion of sales funds random acts of kindness. Rain or shine, with free parking.
JETSET Pilates Jax Beach leads a Christmas-themed mat class (check-in at 9), then a holiday vendor and wellness market until 12:30: design-your-own cowboy hats, a perfume bar, sea glass and permanent jewelry, Rize Bakery sourdough, B12 shots, mini lymphatic sessions and more. Wear red or green and bring your own mat.
Local farmers, bakers, artisans and small businesses gather every Sunday on the school grounds, with proceeds supporting new playground equipment. Free yoga with YogaMix runs 9–10 AM before the market opens, and the new food court has food trucks, picnic tables and a big screen for Jaguars games.
Grab your crew and hit the cue: a pool tournament every Monday night, open to sharks and casual players alike. First place wins a $50 gift card and second a $25 gift card.
Crafting by the Sea leads a family-friendly oyster-shell craft night (ornaments, trinket dishes or purse charms, with all supplies included) supporting the Lone Warrior Foundation, which helps single parents facing cancer. Part of every ticket goes to Lone Warrior, and Culhane’s donates 10% of food sales, so come early for dinner.
A Christmas kids’ night out at PACK Fitness for Kids, with games, obstacle courses, crafts and holiday traditions from around the world. Dinner is included, so parents get a night off.
Local farmers, bakers, artisans and small businesses gather every Sunday on the school grounds, with proceeds supporting new playground equipment. Free yoga with YogaMix runs 9–10 AM before the market opens, and the new food court has food trucks, picnic tables and a big screen for Jaguars games.
Grab your crew and hit the cue: a pool tournament every Monday night, open to sharks and casual players alike. First place wins a $50 gift card and second a $25 gift card.
Sip your way through the holiday season with Cinotti’s growing collection of Italian wines. Reserve your seat through Cinotti’s.
Aloha Waffle Bar’s December community market of local artisans, bakers and makers, with Kona coffee and waffles inside. Vendors to be announced.
Local farmers, bakers, artisans and small businesses gather every Sunday on the school grounds, with proceeds supporting new playground equipment. Free yoga with YogaMix runs 9–10 AM before the market opens, and the new food court has food trucks, picnic tables and a big screen for Jaguars games.
A guided nature walk, sharing circle and gentle yoga for adults grieving (or anticipating) the loss of a loved one, led by Carrie Daub, LMHC, and yoga teacher Ashlyn Schwartz. Meet at the first entrance; sharing is always optional.
Grab your crew and hit the cue: a pool tournament every Monday night, open to sharks and casual players alike. First place wins a $50 gift card and second a $25 gift card.
Local farmers, bakers, artisans and small businesses gather every Sunday on the school grounds, with proceeds supporting new playground equipment. Free yoga with YogaMix runs 9–10 AM before the market opens, and the new food court has food trucks, picnic tables and a big screen for Jaguars games.
Grab your crew and hit the cue: a pool tournament every Monday night, open to sharks and casual players alike. First place wins a $50 gift card and second a $25 gift card.
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