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904 PopUp is a curated market at Seawalk Pavilion, Jacksonville Beach, featuring local artists, clothing, cottage foods, small businesses and food trucks. Remaining 2026 dates are September 27 and November 1, 11am–5pm; these are separate market days. Vendor deadlines are September 20 for September 27, and October 22 for November 1. Registration requires product photos and organizer approval. Listed starting fees: $135 for artists/designers/cottage bakers, $200 for small businesses and food/drink tents, and $300–$600 for food trucks. Approved vendors receive a purchase link; acceptance and availability are not guaranteed.

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Join us for the 11th Annual Beaches Oktoberfest on October 16–17, 2026 in Jacksonville Beach! Get ready to PROST and raise your steins for a weekend filled with live music, delicious brews, and unforgettable memories by the coast. Get ready to taste the tradition at the Beaches Oktoberfest! Whether you’re craving classic German fare or local festival favorites, our culinary offerings have something for everyone. Authentic German Eats: Step into the Bierhalle Experience and enjoy a taste of Bavaria with traditional German dishes like bratwurst, pretzels, schnitzel, and more—crafted by top local chefs. Pair your plate with a stein of authentic German beer while enjoying live polka music in a festive, VIP-style setting. Ice-Cold Brews & Beverages: Throughout the festival grounds, you’ll find a wide selection of local, regional, and international beers , along with seasonal favorites and...

The Jax Beach Arts Market sets up at Seawalk Pavilion in Jacksonville Beach on select Saturdays through the year, including September 26, October 24 and November 21, 2026, running 10 am to 4 pm. It is limited to artists and craftsmen who make their own work, split into jewelry, general artist and a small number of business booths so similar vendors are not placed side by side. Each vendor pays for a 10 by 10 foot space and must bring their own tent, table, chairs and weights.

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After more than three decades of bringing world-class blues music to the oceanfront, the Board of Directors has voted to retire the Springing the Blues Festival. This announcement comes after the massive success of the 34th annual festival held in April 2026. The Board of Directors wishes to extend its deepest gratitude to the community. The board unanimously agreed that the core mission purpose, which began back in 1991, has now been fully accomplished. While organizers know this news will come as a shock to many dedicated fans, a thorough review of 34 years of “Keeping the Blues Alive” efforts shows the festival has done its part exceptionally well. Today, the blues genre is very much alive, well, and growing stronger every day. “This decision was reached with heavy hearts but an immense sense of pride,” said executive director, Sam Veal, “We wanted to close this incredible chapter...