skip-the-screens-saturday

Skip the Screens Saturday

You will find hand‑crafted ice cream sandwiches, King of All Guacamole, Cheese & Charm, and Zamm’s Cocktail Sauce, which pairs perfectly with Chesser’s wild‑caught shrimp.

Fresh Food and Live Music

 Fresh Food and Live Music are on tap for the Saturdays’ farmers market in Fernandina Beach, and the Midweek Market is open every Wednesday on Amelia Island, too

Local History of Corn

The Local History of Corn

Farmers in the early 19th century grew different varieties of corn, primarily dent corn and flint corn.

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1825 Independence Day

When Independence Day falls on a Thursday we can celebrate all week long. This week we are celebrating an 1825 Independence Day.

Caviar of the South

Caviar of the South

Often referred to as the “Caviar of the South,” boiled peanuts have been a beloved snack in the Southeastern United States since the early 19th century. They were a common snack share at gatherings and social events.

bottle of fire cider

Fighting Plagues in Early Fernandina

This week for our Bicentennial, we are sharing information about fighting plagues in early Fernandina, something you may well find in a community market or trading post in 1825.

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Celebrating Song in 1825 Fernandina

A sea shanty like “Drunken Sailor” was often sung during tasks that needed a steady rhythm, such as when loading – and unloading – silks, lumber, liquor, and spice.