Spring happenings on Amelia Island, Florida


Spring happenings on Amelia Island, Florida

Wednesday, 26 Mar, 2025 0

Spring ushers in a vibrant season of events on Amelia Island, a top-rated island off the northeast coast of Florida.

From compelling performances to culinary celebrations and ‘wild’ exhibits, a variety of seasonal events draws generations of visitors to this coveted beach town.

Explore the full schedule of spring events and start planning a getaway now at AmeliaIsland.com/events.

 

Arts Events

Experience the beats of Sounds on Centre (April-Oct), a free concert series presented by the Historic Fernandina Business Association. Gather the family for diverse musical genres at 6 p.m. on the first Friday of each month in the heart of historic downtown Fernandina Beach. Bring a lawn chair and dancing shoes to the intersection of 2nd Street and Centre Street for a fun evening under the stars. AmeliaIsland.com/festivals-events/sounds-on-centre.

The Fernandina Beach Songwriters Festival (April 10-12) honors the craft of songwriting by highlighting some of today’s top songwriters in the music industry. Attendees can expect live performances of chart-topping hits, along with captivating stories and insights into the creative process.  FernandinaSongwriterFestival.com.

The Chamber Music Festival (April 12; April 27; June 11; June 14) takes center stage showcasing 23 years of performances. This year’s highlights include classical pianist Jeremy Denk, who, according to the New York Times is “one of America’s foremost pianists;” and The Kruger Brothers, who weave melodies and stories with a unique blend of bluegrass. Tickets are available at AICMF.org.

Complete with a high-energy six-piece horn section and a cast of local celebrity singers, the Amelia Island Dance Series (May 11; July 20; September 21) events are perfect for dancing or just enjoying the sounds of a classic big band with a modern flair. CrescendoAmelia.com.

 

Culinary Events

For those with a discerning palate, the 9th annual Fish to Fork at Omni Amelia Island Resort & Spa (May 15-18) promises a gastronomic journey. Indulge in dock-to-dish specialties curated by renowned chefs. Cast your vote for the best during the chef showdown. FishToForkWeekend.com.

 

Cultural Events

A 60-year tradition, the Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival (May 2-4) is an iconic celebration of Amelia Island’s rich maritime heritage. Combining a love of shrimp and the best of arts and entertainment, the festival is set in the island’s historic district. Sample mouthwatering seafood dishes and enjoy a Festival Parade, Kids Fun Zone, fine arts and crafts, antique vendors, fireworks, and live entertainment. ShrimpFestival.com.

 

Nature

Witness the annual arrival of sea turtles at Earth Day Turtle Fest (April 19). This family-friendly event at Main Beach Park is free and will have conservation exhibits, a Kids Korner with educational activities, local live music, food trucks and a Vendor Village. Get involved at BeachJunki.org/seaturtlefest.

Venture into the island’s untamed beauty at the Wild Amelia Nature Festival (May 9-17), presented by Keep Nassau Beautiful. During the festival, nature enthusiasts of all ages can discover the great outdoors through, hands-on activities. The festival offers guided nature tours, photography workshops, a green business expo, and a chance to encounter some of the creatures that call Amelia Island home. KeepNassauBeautiful.org.

 

Start planning a trip to Amelia Island at AmeliaIsland.com/events.



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