Overview
Experience St. Augustine’s Colonial Night Watch as Historic Florida Militia brings 18th-century Spanish and British colonial militia and Native American military arts, culture and lifestyles to life. On Friday, explore the historical encampment and living history demonstrations from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. at the Oldest House Museum, 14 St. Francis Street.
Saturday's Torchlight Parade begins at 7 p.m. with a new starting point near the Visitor Information Center. The procession follows Orange Street through the historic City Gate, then travels south along St. George Street to the Governor’s House Cultural Center & Museum, 48 King Street. A ceremonial Spanish Governess addresses the crowd before the traditional “Volley of Joy” musket salute and Christmas carol singing. 732-309-2322 hfm.club/about/night-watch-for-visitors
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The Oldest House Museum and Gardens Complex is owned and operated by the St. Augustine Historical Society. Admission to the Oldest House Museum and Gardens Complex includes a guided tour…
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…