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Floetry | Florida Poet Showcase with Open Mic at The Waterworks
Celebrate Florida's poetic voices at our event featuring a touring poet followed by an open mic. The featured poet will…
Built in 1898, The Waterworks was once the pumping station for the City’s first water utility during the Flagler Era and remained in service until 1927 when a new water plant opened in 1927 on West King Street.
In 1928, The Waterworks was converted into a community center, making it one of the earliest adaptive use projects in the city's history. It was the Little Theatre of St. Augustine, a home for the St. Augustine Arts Club, and later the St. Augustine Garden Club.
The Waterworks was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2014 for local level significance for its association with Jo Conn Guild, a nationally significant engineer, and F.A. Hollingsworth, one of St. Augustine’s most prominent architects.
In 2022, the St. Johns Cultural Council began leasing from the City of St. Augustine to dramatically increase residents' access to arts, culture, and heritage programming, and provide much-needed space for St. Augustine-based organizations to meet and host community events. Located at 184 San Marco Ave., St. Augustine.
Floetry | Florida Poet Showcase with Open Mic at The Waterworks
Celebrate Florida's poetic voices at our event featuring a touring poet followed by an open mic. The featured poet will…
Words and Music: Scott Watkins presented by EMMA Concert Series
Scott Watkins, Professor of Music at Jacksonville University, will discuss American composer Howard Hanson and perform his “Three Etudes, Op…
Live from The Waterworks: Pat Bergeson & Bruce Forman
The St. Johns Cultural Council and Gamble Rogers Music Festival present a concert series honoring the legacy of legendary St…