St. Augustine Transfer Company, originally founded in 1877, takes guests on a journey through food, culture, and history via group tours to share stories of the Oldest City.

Felt Up Hat Bar brings a customizable decorating experience to Historic Downtown. With a wide selection of hats to choose from, the sky's the limit for guests to create a fashionable accessory.

All activities take place in-shop and extra accessories are available such as feathers, buttons, beads, leather, chains, branding, jewelry, and ribbons. Make a hat go with a theme or topic of your liking: beach, western/rustic, artsy, or mountain.

True Me Boutique offers premier bridal and formal dresses that encourage customers free their authentic sense of style.

Prom dresses range from bedazzled, bright colors to floral, lighter hues. The shop carries bridal, bridesmaids, and mother of the bride gowns as well as Quinceañera and ball gowns. Various cut-outs and lengths are available to accommodate everyone's own personal style and comfort.

If looking for something more casual, there are dresses for for day-to-day use and a night out on the town.

ReCHIC Treasure buys, sells, and trades vintage items including art, clothing, handbags, jewelry, and its famous hat collection. The boutique showcases a wide selection of hats ranging in colors and sizes dating back to the 1920s. The sterling silver jewelry collection is also a customer favorite.

With items and displays constantly changing, there's always something new to discover.

The Karpeles Manuscript Library, a family-owned non-profit, has museums all over the country, preserving historical documents about literature, political history, science, music, art, science, and exploration. Founded by David and Marsha Karpeles in 1983, the mission remains the same—to promote history, learning, literacy, and to inspire curiosity. Reproductions are also found in mobile exhibits shared through certain libraries, schools, and private businesses.

Joel A. “Bubba” Williams, or Windswept Acres Park, offers a spacious pavilion for hot, summer days and a playground for children to use to keep active.

History of Windswept Acres Park

Joel A. “Bubba” Williams was a St. Augustine native and lifelong resident who passed away in 2006. He made a huge impact in his community by being a city firefighter for 37 years, a lifeguard for 41 years, and a Police Service Aide (PSA) with the St. Johns Sheriff's Department.