November in Northeast Florida presents ideal conditions to get outside and enjoy the fantastic weather. It’s no wonder that regional events are planned for this time of year, from an annual football game and world surf competition to holiday markets and turkey trots. With National Philanthropy Day falling on November 15, get a head start on the holiday season of giving this year. ONE Sotheby’s International Realty wishes you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving.
The Block Jax
The Block Jax, a community hangout featuring a food hall, Southern Swells Brewing Co., Kanine Social dog park, live entertainment, and fitness and children’s play zones, soon debuts in Deerwood. Spanning 2.5 acres, its spacious, open-air layout with pavilions, shipping containers, and green spaces welcomes family outings to large events. Eight food vendors include Dairy Joy (ice cream), the Bearded Piglet (barbecue), and the Hungry Owl (Asian).
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Jacksonville, the largest city geographically in the contiguous U.S., boasts an incredible variety of green spaces and beaches, as well as prime waterfront from the Atlantic Ocean to the St. Johns River with its iconic bridges. The city’s vast network of neighborhoods and islands further invites nonstop adventure. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following link:
Jacksonville
Fall Football
One of the biggest college football showdowns, the annual Florida–Georgia game between the University of Florida Gators and the University of Georgia Bulldogs, returns to EverBank Stadium on November 1. Held here since 1933, the age-old rivalry brings fan experiences, exhibits, and receptions throughout the week. Then cheer on our Jacksonville Jaguars during their home game vs. the Los Angeles Chargers on November 16.
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Holiday Spirit
Browse First Coast Cultural Center’s Holiday Shoppes (November 22–23) and Congaree and Penn’s Holiday Market (November 28 and December 7). Santa visits Surf Illumination at St. Augustine Beach (St. Johns County Ocean & Fishing Pier, November 22) and The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island’s Christmas Tree Lighting with fireworks benefiting local charities (November 26). Deck the Chairs (Seawalk Pavilion, November 26–January 1) introduces a holiday market (November 29 and December 6).
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Part of the Sea Island archipelago in the Southeastern U.S., Amelia Island tops many vacationers’ bucket lists. Eight flags have flown over the centuries-old, historic destination, whose quiet beaches and premier resorts such as The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island continue to draw residents and visitors. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following link:
Amelia Island
Part of Jacksonville’s 22 miles of beaches, Jacksonville Beach is the largest of the city’s beach communities. Officially named in 1925, the hub for outdoor activities and entertainment counts many attractions, including Jacksonville Beach Pier and Seawalk Pavilion. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following link:
Jacksonville
Community Events
Collectors display over 200 cars at the Ponte Vedra Auto Show (Nocatee Station Field, November 2). Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair celebrates 70 years (Jacksonville Fairgrounds, November 6–16). On November 8, attend Beaches Tour of Homes (Beaches Town Center) and Taste of Amelia benefiting student scholarships (Downtown Fernandina Beach). The Super Girl Surf Pro & Festival presents World Surf League women’s competitions, concerts, and vendors (Seawalk Pavilion, November 8–9).
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An idyllic oceanside enclave 18 miles south of Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra Beach is often discovered while watching THE PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass or vacationing at its iconic Ponte Vedra Inn & Club. Many visitors fall in love with its quiet, chic lifestyle and make it their home. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following link:
Ponte Vedra Beach
Thanksgiving Fun
On November 27, participate in Omni Amelia Island Resort’s Turkey Trot benefiting First Coast YMCA (Racquet Park) and UF Health Jacksonville’s Turkey Trot for brain injury awareness (Atlantic Beach). Find art and other treasures during the San Marco Art Festival (Balis Park, November 29–30) and the Art Studio of St. Augustine Beach’s Art Walk at the Beach (St. Johns County Ocean & Fishing Pier, November 29).
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In 1565, Spanish explorers established the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the U.S. Known as the Ancient City or the Old City, St. Augustine charms residents and visitors to this day with its historic architecture, over 42 miles of barrier coastline, and thriving hospitality scene. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following link:
St. Augustine
Concert Calendar
November shows include Amelia Island Opera’s A Night at the Opera (Amelia Community Theatre, November 1–2), Jacksonville PorchFest (Historic Springfield, November 8), Sting (Daily’s Place, November 11), Jake Shimabukuro (WJCT Soundstage, November 14), Dustin Monk & The Hustle (Cummer Gardens, November 14), Hudson Westbrook (St. Augustine Amphitheatre, November 21), Ben Folds (Ponte Vedra Concert Hall, November 22), and Lindsey Stirling (Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts, November 29).
ameliaislandopera.org | jacksonvilleporchfest.org | dailysplace.com | floridatheatre.com | cummermuseum.org | theamp.com | pvconcerthall.com | pac.jaxevents.com
