An incredible night of entertainment on January 25th. Our guest were Lisa Lambka of Re-Chic Unique Boutique, Aria Mckenna of the Global Cooling Project Productions, Moliere Dimanche of GIPECA Productions, and Mariachi Primera Costa as our musical guests. Special appearances by Jule Meyer (Jule Art Tours) and Shannon Hart (Vecto Vision).Check out the show here.
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Once again on Jan.18th we had wonderful show, with guests Gayle & Floyd Phillips, Jackie Hird, Joe Snowberger, artist Fabio Manuel and musical guests Yael & Gabriel. Please enjoy and subscribe
Opening night of the St Augustine Tonight Show was on January 11th at the Lincolnville Museum & Cultural Center. in St Augustine, FL. Our guests were Amy Goldin, Yvette Monell, Bob Blaize, comic relief by Morgan Gallo and musical guest Caribe Groove. Come and watch the show online.
First Coast.TV was asked by several Veteran groups and departments to reach out to six Vietnam veterans and let them speak about their time in Vietnam and their return home form the war. So here they are.
On November 14th 2021 scores of Vietnam Veterans were given the welcome they should had had decades ago. The event took place in Jacksonville, FL, at the Vystar Arena. Here is a short highlight of the wonderful and patriotic day.
Elite Airways LLC began scheduled operations today between Northeast Florida Regional Airport (UST) and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), serving the tri-state area and New York City. The flight is approximately two hours in duration on Mondays and Fridays departing Newark at 10:45 a.m., arriving UST at 12:45 p.m.; departing UST at 1:15 p.m. returning to EWR at 3:15 p.m. Tickets start at $129* each way and are available for sale at 877-393-2510 and EliteAirways.com.
St Augustine Tonight Show tickets are now available on the First Coast.TV website (www.firstcoast.tv). The St Augustine Tonight Show rolls out its 5th season, January 11th thru April 5th 2022, at the Lincolnville Museum & Cultural Center (2nd Floor) every Tuesday night at 7:00pm, there will be parking and a cash bar, so get your season or single tickets.
Homelessness is a national crisis and St Johns County is not exempt of this problem, so First Coast.TV went to the frontlines of those seeking solutions for an immense problem.
This year marked the 200th anniversary of Florida becoming a U.S. territory and the official formation of St. Johns County, and celebrations were on Saturday, July 10, 2021. East and West Florida were transferred to the United States from Spanish control two hundred years ago in 1821. Saturday’s events started at 11 a.m. at the Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum at 48 King St. in downtown St. Augustine. “Living history interpreters were dressed as Spanish and United States Troops, dignitaries and townspeople, as they would have appeared in 1821,”. “Declarations were made from the balcony of Governor’s House, documents were signed, in the courtyard.” At 11:20 a.m., re-enactors and others walked from the Governor’s House to the St. Francis Barracks at the National Guard headquarters at 82 Marine St. The public was invited to join the procession. At 11:45 a.m., the changing of flags ceremony took place at the barracks parade field. The Spanish flag was lowered, and the U.S. flag raised. Muskets and cannons were fired. Among the officials attending were Florida’s Secretary of State Laurel Lee, Spanish Ambassador Santiago Cabanas Ansorena and Consul General of Spain Jaime Lacadena. For longer version go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiL0hk3LjwQ&t=8s
The event Symposium on Saturday July 17 is all about St Johns County’s history and diverse culture since 1821.