Choose your Sing Out Loud Adventure!
Birding with St Johns Audubon
Kayak with St Augustine Eco Tours
Fort Mose Historic State Park
Visit the Wild Waters Art Exhibit
Bird Wildly Walking Tour
Presented by St. Johns Regional Audubon and the St. Augustine Bird Club
Saturday September 20 & Sunday September 21
Connect with Florida’s birdlife on a guided birdwatching walk through two of St. Augustine’s most iconic landscapes. Led by experienced birders from the St. Augustine Bird Club and St. Johns Regional Audubon, this one-hour tour is ideal for beginners and seasoned birders alike. *
Register for Saturday
Register for Sunday
* Each tour is limited to 20 participants to ensure a high-quality experience. Walks take place on paved pathways with partial shade. Don’t forget to bring your sunscreen and bug spray! This is a weather-dependent event, registrants will be notified in case of cancellation. Space is limited, sign up to secure your spot!
Paddle & Cruise with St. Augustine Eco Tours
Presented by St. Augustine Eco Tours
Friday, September 19 & Sunday, September 21
Registration Required | $40
Experience the wild side of St. Augustine with five special eco-adventures! These guided boat and kayak tours offer an up-close look at the region’s rich marine life, scenic waterways, and coastal ecosystems.
Boat Tour:
This 90-minute tour features dolphin and bird watching, marine ecology, and views of historic landmarks—all while cruising through scenic rivers and creeks with expert naturalist guides.
Kayak Tour:
Departing from downtown St. Augustine, this 2-hour paddle includes a short on-land clinic before heading under the Bridge of Lions and into the salt marshes. No experience is necessary!
Registration & Tour Schedule:
Friday, September 19
6:00 PM Sunset Boat Tour
Saturday, September 20
9:00 AM Kayak Tour
9:00 AM Boat Tour
Sunday, September 21
9:00 AM Kayak Tour
9:00 AM Boat Tour
Don’t forget to bring your sunscreen and bug spray! This is a weather-dependent event, registrants will be notified in case of cancellation. Space is limited, sign up to secure your spot!
Visit Fort Mose Historic State Park
Open Daily · 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Free Entry to Fort & Grounds
$2 Admission to Visitor Center/Museum (Per Adult)
No Reservation Required
Explore one of Florida’s most significant cultural and natural landmarks. Fort Mose Historic State Park is home to the site of the first legally sanctioned free African settlement in what would become the United States. This 40-acre waterfront park features a full-scale reconstruction of the original 18th-century fort, offering a powerful, self-guided experience of culture and history.
Visitors can walk the grounds, observe local birdlife from the park’s boardwalk, explore exhibits in the on-site museum, or enjoy scenic spots for picnicking and kayaking.
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Visit the Wild Waters Art Exhibit
Governor’s House Cultural Center & Museum
Open Daily · 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Closed 1:30–2:30 PM daily)
Free Admission · No Reservation Required
Explore the natural beauty of Florida through the eyes of artists who were inspired by its wild waters. Wild Waters features nearly 40 paintings from the Florida Art Collection at the Harn Museum of Art, organized into four themes—Rivers, Lakes, Wetlands, and Coast. These works, created between 1871 and 1965, offer a striking reflection of Florida’s landscapes—past and present—and inspire conversations about conservation in our state today.
Set in the historic Governor’s House in downtown St. Augustine, this self-guided exhibit invites you to connect with Florida’s water-rich ecosystems and the Florida Wildlife Corridor in a new, artistic way.
Presented by the Harn Museum of Art in partnership with the UF Center for Landscape Conservation Planning.
Opens September 1, 2025
Location:
Governor’s House and Cultural Center
48 King St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Live Wildly is connecting people to wild Florida at
So… what does a music festival have to do with conservation anyway?
Glad you asked. At Live Wildly, we believe the best things in life—like music and nature—are meant to be experienced live. Both have the power to move us, connect us, and remind us of what really matters. That’s why we’ve teamed up with Sing Out Loud to bring this message to a big stage, in a big way.
If we want more people to care about Florida’s wild places, we’ve gotta show up where the people are. And nothing brings people together like good music under an open sky. Consider this our invitation to fall in love with nature all over again—and maybe, sing a little louder for the wild.
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$10 From every ticket is going to conservation in St. Johns County
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