This was a cool event. Music scene was great when we got there. Rathkeltair at the end was awesome…read more Walking around we got to see lots of clothing and jewelry. My friends and I got a few pieces of jewelry that we all loved. No nickel either. Food was good too. There were handmade pretzels. Omg the best. We were able to find lumpia's which were delicious but we're not able to find Guinness. Downside of the day was there was no Guinness. Hopefully it'll be there next time.

This is second year we have attended and bought a second piece from the same artist as last year…read more This show is a bit small but the town has many galleries to explore with a variety of art to view and purchase. Highly recommend arriving earlier in the morning to find free parking within the local neighborhood.

I was just SURE this would be a great art show, but NOPE! Don't waste your time! We even paid $ 10…read more for parking, and was outta there in about 10 minutes! It SURE makes our Ft. Pierce market SO much better in comparison, in fact there just ISN'T any comparison, PLEASE don't waste your time on this one!

the reason the parking is free is so you can come in and spend an arm and a leg on the nasty food…read more I ate at "gyros" and 2 crab cakes with a salad was $25 i asked if i could just have one crab cake and of course they did but did not want to adjust the price at all. We also got some shrimp mac and cheese ($20) that was cold and at the end of the day just kept me in the bathroom. Stay FAR AWAY from this event and spend your money literally anywhere else to eat and get a 10x better deal and won't get sick. There was even a vendor the got featured on food network in 2007 (almost 20 years ago) and wants $45-$50 for everything like if your not standing in dirt eating on a paper plate. Big scam festival and hope they don't come back.

4 of us friends took a bus trip (Lamers) to this festival…read more There were many food tents that had quite long lines. Prices were reasonable to somewhat high. Tents for shopping were plentiful with a huge variety of items to choose from. There were tents with items to buy in a large field as well as many along the streets in the main area of town. The old wooden schoolhouse is still an interesting attraction. Pirates were everywhere which were fun to see...the most handsome pirate looked a lot like Jack Sparrow. He was very handsome, polite and kind enough to let me take a few photos of him.

Not bad! It was a…read moreperfect day, and there were A LOT of food trucks! All good food, and I met some great people. Only suggestion for next time: more tables and chairs! Can't wait for next year's!

Nice weather, live music, & a bunch of food trucks from around the country. I thought the event was…read morea hit. They had it in a wide open area. The food trucks varied and had all kinds of food. One of my favorites were the Gourmet Aviator. I always have loved their food. Also there was a truck from San Francisco, California called Mozzeria. The food truck was a trolley kind of bus. I thought it was pretty cool. All and all I thought the event was successful, can't wait till next year.

Oh yeah! Yes, yes, yes! Great food, friends, food & friends!!!! Come one, come all! What else can b…read moresaid, delicious samples. We have only spent about $20-30 per person app far and have all tasted lots of fantastic yummyness! That tuna tartare was great! But why aren't more people dancing? Let's get this party goin'! This will be an annual event for our bunch!we are having a blast, so are our husbands!we heard the next band RedRiver Band will be even better than "The Committee" which is playing now. Lots of covers. Not bad band but the atmosphere! Awesome! But this is ST AUGUSTINE people! Lots of deaf people but no interpreters at all are working this event. Not even for a the band. Come on!

I love when towns have "A Taste of..."! It's such a great opportunity to try a nice variety of the…read morelocal culinary scene. A "Taste of St. Augustine" was no different. As I drove to the amphitheater, my taste buds were in full force. Upon arriving, I was struck by how small the parking lot was and the swarm of cars that were looking for a spot. Folks were hungry! After spending about 45 minutes looking for parking, I was finally ready to check out the vendors. About 30 food establishment booths were set up on the concourse with food ranging from corn dogs to Spanish pork. I bought some tickets and I was ready to taste. I started with the coconut curry shrimp from The Reef, then on to Luli's Cupcakes for a red velvet mini cupcake. Then, I picked up a piece of chocolate cake from The Fudge Lady, a steak and stout pie from Meehan's Irish Pub and Backyard, followed by a sweet tea to wash all the food down from Fusion Tide Tea. I needed to take a break from eating so we went to listen to the bands play for a bit and bask in the sun. After an enjoyable hiatus, I was ready to tackle the tight quarters of the concourse and the crowd to sample a few more things. I grabbed a piece of pizza and I picked up the crab chowder from Crispers and the banana-strawberry delight from Barnacle Bills Seafood House. The small portions for varying numbers of tickets, which were each a dollar, were perfect for tasting some of the best dishes that the restaurants had to offer. After a few hours, I was spent! Good food, good music and good company made for a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon!