I brought my two kids here for Memorial Day Sunday. There was a good number of families and…read moreeveryone appeared to be having a blast! It is a lively opportunity to share with the kids a piece of my youth and the joy that comes with pinball machines! $10/hour is a reasonable price in this day and age for unlimited play. Come support this local pinball museum!

Really fun rainy day afternoon in Amelia Island. They have about two dozen machines from historic…read more50+ year old machines to new ones. Pricing is all you can play - no quarters needed! Admission is $14/day for adults or $12/day for kids. You can also play for 1 hour for $10 - which is what we did as we got there about an hour before they closed. We felt it was a fair price and a good value. Almost all of the machines were working, which is great (and not the case at some of the places like this I've been.) Both adults and teens had fun. The space is pretty basic. There are a few games in the front room, and about twenty in the back room. There is a bathroom in the far back. We'd go back even if it wasn't raining!

This is definitely off the beaten path, but if you ever have the chance to check out this property…read moreor purchase their products, I highly recommend you do so! I don't believe this farm is generally open to the public, but I had the opportunity to tour the farm yesterday as part of Slow Food's special event. They had beer tastings and a food truck on site for the event, as well as a live band playing on the front porch of the property's home. There were pony rides and hay rides available to visitors, as well. We decided to take a guided tour of the aquaponic facilities and were blown away with the innovation used to grow their lettuce and farm their tilapia. I was familiar with hydroponics, but had never heard of aquaponics until arriving on this farm. Since the lettuce itself never gets wet, and the live roots underneath receive the water, the greens will last up to a MONTH in the fridge. That's insane. The tour guides were very knowledgeable and friendly and you could tell they were excited and proud to be displaying their facilities. One thing I couldn't get over was how clean and organized the entire farm was. Very impressed. You can get their products at some local health food stores and markets, and they also provide greens to all of Nassau county school district. Side note: their logo is equal parts adorable and clever.

I had been searching for the best lettuces available locally, and finally found Traders Hill Farm…read moreAt Harris Teeter. I am so in love with these beautiful baby romaines!

The oldest bar in the United States!What else can you say…read more Cold beer and a tequila with soda water, Sidney made it awesome to be here. She us all about the place. Amazing history!

This place is beautiful!!! I loved the architecture and vibes of this place! I did the punch on tap…read morethat came with a cute souvenir cup you can take home haha. The punch was STRONG!! I think the bartender said it was 14%. The bartender was super kind and cool too! Loved this place

If you're a history lover and in the area, you can't miss the Amelia Island Museum of History -…read morewhich is housed in the old historic jail building. THe museum itself isn't the largest but you'll be very surprised at just how much has gone down on this small island on the edge of the Georgia/Florida state line. If it's any indication of just how tumultuous this area was - 7 distinct flags have flown over the island throughout written history. From natives to pirates to Spaniards and Confederates and everyone in between - there's a lot more to Amelia Island than just million dollar beach homes and waterside dining. Admission is $10 for adults. Make sure that you arrive with enough time to enjoy one of the complimentary docent tours. It's included with your museum admission so to not take advantage is a big missed opportunity. The tour we had lasted over 1 hour and in that time our guide covered essentially most things you would learn from reading the exhibit displays but with added insight. As an added bonus, there is a parking lot attached to the museum and plenty of street parking as well. I'd recommend starting your Amelia Island vacation with a trip to the museum so you can appreciate the historical footsteps you're walking in while on the island.

Worth a stop if you want to learn the history of beautiful Amelia island !…read more The Amelia Island Museum of History offers a well done look at the island's past, from the Timucua Indians to Spanish and French explorers and even pirates. The exhibits are interesting and well presented, with videos and displays that make the history come to life ! There is a docent led tour, which is included with admission. Tours run Monday-Saturday at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., and Sundays at 2 p.m., and they add great context and storytelling to the exhibits. Fun extras: there's a pressed penny machine for collectors and a passport stamps if you're tracking your travels. There's also a nicely stocked gift shop . Plan to spend at least 30 minutes here, though history lovers could easily stay longer depending on how much reading you want to do. Plenty of parking makes the visit even easier.

Really enjoyed the festival. Had been to Amelia Island at least 5 times and finally made it to the…read morefestival. There are very good vendors at this one. Truly a focus on art. A large quantity of non profit food booths that raise money for great causes. Located in a beautiful community with extremely friendly people. Plenty of restrooms and also portapots. Entertainment at the waterfront. Boat cruises. Florida's oldest bar. Mostly paid parking during the 3 day festival. Many nice restaurants located throughout. No charge to go to the festival if you don't need to park.

Oh MY!!! Seriously, I have lived in Jacksonville almost 8 years now and I didn't know about this…read moreevent! Crazy. First- it is chaos, they estimated this year to have 150k visitors for the festival- that's right one hundred, fifty THOUSAND people descending on this little coastal town. They had so many vendors, mostly arts and plenty of food and drinks, not to mention all the great businesses in historic downtown! I went with my mom, we arrived around 10am and it took 30 minutes to find parking. Plenty of local business offered parking for a fee- but it was $10 (a church), $20- most perimeter businesses) & $30 for prime parking right off the main drag. Somehow my refusal to park in a paid lot worked out and we found a vacant street parking spot a few blocks away. AKA- be prepared to walk a lot and also prepared to pay for parking. The the festival- the entire main drag is shut down and every side street for a block both north and south filled to the brim with arts, antiques, garden art and more! They have two festival booths for shopping tshirts and other shrimp inspired merch. Mom ended up buying a pink shrimp festival t-shirt. I LOVED all the various art! Metal, glass, photography, painting, pottery, jewelry- you name it! Mom scored various items from $3 to $50 and I bought copper jewelry from 2 different artists. One from Key Largo- Metal and Fire Designs, I found a gorgeous torch patina cuff bracelet and big, gorgeous earrings. Another woman who lives in Clearwater (originally from Maui) does enamel coated metal jewelry- Uli Kai Designs- she was marvelous! I had a difficult time picking out one pair and ended up buying two! Crabby Patty Pottery was there too, a Fernandina local Potter & so many more. People come from all over too- Georgia, the Carolina's, all over Florida- it's really incredible. Years ago I went to a food festival in Jax and was very disappointed, this event was insanely better and I am adding this to my calendar for next year! Now that I have been, I will be more prepared! Oh & the food!!! Most of the food was on the waterfront, at the end of the main drag- plenty of food tents set up and mom and I had garlic parmesan shrimp from the Shrimp Pie boat. Long line, but moved quickly! I am grateful it was overcast most of the day- it was warm, but tolerable. A Gorgeous day for a festival! I'll have to check the brochure to see if they said how many vendors were there, because it was crazy! Highly recommend, wear comfy shoes, bring a hat, sunscreen and a bag for purchases!

This is a good movie theater. They only have 10 auditoriums so sometimes movies don't get to this…read morelocation or are only there a short time. We are A list members so we can see 3 movies per week. This also gives us discounted snacks abs tickets for friends. The seats are comfortable and everything is cleaned after each show. We always go early. Sometimes the line to get tickets and snacks is long and sometimes the is almost no one.

The staff is always friendly! The cinema is clean enough. It is quite outdated as far as cinemas…read morego. It doesn't have the nice recliners, etc that newer AMCs have. The popcorn is average.

Moonlit Meditation exceeded my expectations! Lovely farm with sweet animals, beautiful outdoor…read moredisplay. We were warmly greeted by offered a cushioned seat around a warm fire, s'mores, crystal glasses with a choice of tea, lemonade, or water. Short walk through the pine forest to another roaring fire and hammocks surrounding our meditation guide and crystal singing bowls. Very relaxing listening to the outdoor sounds of nature, as well as the guided meditation itself. I left feeling very relaxed.

This is a farm that has goats, chickens and a natural setting for people to enjoy?!? The wife has…read morethese evenings, under the stars/full moon, in a pine forest with hammocks for customers. We are lead thru a guided relaxation and then serenaded with crystal, "singing" bowls. Very hippie-dippie, new age type thing. They also have "goat yoga" and yoga on paddle-boards (when warmer). I believe they are trying to use their forested/laked environment to let people enjoy nature for a fee. This was their one year anniversary.

My nephew has been playing here since T-ball. He just aged out. My husband also played ball here…read morefor years when he was growing up. The community here is amazing - parents, coaches, players - all great. Everyone really comes together and it definitely feels like family. The kids learn a lot here... not just about the game of baseball, but also about respect. Sure, the fields could be better, but they get the job done. What's important is the love of the game and it shines here.

So I live on North Florida and I am trying to see if this baseball league is still up and running…read more It's leaving a number and a team website but however the numbers disconnected and the team website is no longer an active website. How do you expect New perspective members to join your league if your contact information both are no longer valid?