Fernandina's downtown meters come off in November, not this weekend
The commission voted to end paid parking but the meters run until mid-November, the Smithsonian opens at the museum tonight, and a Fernandina rower's Atlantic crossing counts after all.
Watch a sea turtle nest get counted on Amelia Island this weekend
Nest excavations are posted for Saturday and Sunday mornings, Puppy Palooza lands on Centre Street, and a rip current statement keeps the surf off the table until late Saturday night.
The marina rebuild gets the green light and Brett's comes down this year, plus live jazz downtown, weekend markets, and a cool place to wait out the Sunday storms.
Sea turtle nesting season peaks with the first public nest excavation, a weekend stacked with markets and music, and a downtown barbecue courtyard worth a Saturday lunch.
Beat the heat with morning markets and a family animal show, catch the last weekend of Monty Python at the Playhouse, and see how downtown parking just cleared half a million dollars.
Centre Street fills up for Saturday's Christian Heritage parade, a riverfront sunset concert closes out Sunday, and Pat Foster-Turley shares the prettiest drive in the county.
A rainy weekend playbook — Kingfish Tournament at the marina, the Museum of History for indoor wandering, plus the multiuse path's July finish line and hurricane season opening Monday.
