Cafe Eleven presents comedian Danny Johnson in their listening room on Saturday, March 15, 2025, at 8:00 p.m. 

With more than 15 years of experience amusing diverse audiences in venues nationwide, Danny Johnson continues to deliver outlandish stand-up comedy acts. His family-friendly performances are comparable to those of iconic comics such as Jerry Seinfeld and Jackie Gleason.

Johnson's adeptness on stage is evident in his performances alongside humorists such as Chris Rock, Norm McDonald, and Bob Saget.

Cafe Eleven presents Alice Wallace in their listening room on Friday, February 28, 2025, at 8:00 p.m.

Guiding audiences through ethereal melodies accompanied by emotive lyrics, Alice Wallace crafts music that resonates with genuine storytelling and the complexities of the human experience. Hailing from a family of musicians, she embraces her inherent gifts as a singer and songwriter and draws inspiration from the country rock sounds of the 70s.

Cafe Eleven presents Mike Viola in their listening room on Friday, February 23, 2024, at 8:00 p.m.

Michael Viola, a versatile artist known for his roles as a musician, songwriter, and producer, started his career in the 90s with the band Candy Butchers. As he ventured into music production for notable artists such as Panic At The Disco, Mandy Moore, Andrew Bird, Noam Weinstein, and Semisonic, his reputation flourished within the industry.

Cafe Eleven presents Ryan Montbleau in their listening room on Saturday, February 22, 2025, at 8:00 p.m.

Ryan Montbleau is a versatile musician who entertains audiences with blues, folk, and Americana music. With a schedule that boasts almost 200 performances annually, he has headlined alongside notable artists like Melissa Ferrick and Martin Sexton.

Montbleau's journey in the music industry began during college when he took center stage at The House of Blues. His lyrics showcase his inner reflections, discoveries, and the desire for change.

On Friday, April 25, 2025, many of the Uptown shops along San Marco Avenue stay open past their normal closing time for the St. Augustine Uptown Friday Night event.

The Uptown neighborhood of shops and eateries begins at Grove Avenue and stretches north to the roundabout. The area has shops filled with funky and vintage items, home decor, jewelry, antiques, clothing, art, and eateries offering food and drink, from coffee and beer to elevated dining and small plate fare.

Third Space Improv presents a monthly family-friendly improv comedy show on third Sundays at 5:00 p.m.

This smart, from the heart, show poses the question, "Whose Ancient City is it Anyway?" a play on the 1990s improv comedy television show, Whose Line is it Anyway? The answer to this question is "Everyone's," as this show is rated "E" for "Everyone."

So what is Open Space anyway? Third Space Improv's Open Space is the improv community's contribution to the First Friday Artwalk. Enjoy a glass of wine at the studio and see an improv game, or do an improv game — or do both. Every 30 minutes, the bell rings and the improvisers gather for a game — maybe with you. Names and games will be pulled from a hat, so no one knows who will play what. All the action begins with the ding of the bell.

Admission: There is no fee for entry. Donations for beverages are appreciated.