NIGHTS OF LIGHTS

Nights of Lights prepares to return to nation’s oldest city in wake of Nicole

Just days before St. Augustine was ready to turn on 3 million lights for the annual Nights of Lights illumination, Tropical Storm Nicole hit and caused flooding, road closures and temporarily took out power to parts of the downtown area.

St. Augustine’s Nights of Lights to begin in November

Thousands flock to Downtown St. Augustine every year to see the beautiful lights display, which is likely why Nights of Lights was the JaxBest choice for best holiday event in 2021!

Nights of Lights brings much-needed boost to St. Augustine businesses

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – Downtown St. Augustine was filled with people on Thursday night as many flocked to the city to see all the beautiful lights. The lights wrapped around trees and buildings throughout St. Augustine attract thousands of people each year. With Nights of Lights, he said sales have gone through roof even with 50% capacity. With a long line of people waiting to eat at Burger Buckets, Easton says he’s grateful for the joy Nights of Lights brings. Visit St. Augustine said it encourages people to practice social distancing and follow the CDC guidelines so everyone can enjoy the event safely.