Upcoming Live Music Events in Northeast Florida

October 19, 2026

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This holiday season, there is so much to see!

 

The weather is shifting, with cooler mornings and breezier evenings, and fall is in full swing! Pumpkins are on the porch, and it seems the holidays will be here in no time. With so many great venues and holiday-inspired live music events, it’s an especially great time to see a show here in Northeast Florida. Here’s what’s happening in Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra and St. Augustine this November and December.

 

Imagine thousands of candles, a string quartet and the beauty of some of the most unique venues in Jax — that’s the magical musical experience known as Candlelight Concerts, presented by Fever. This season, concerts will be held at the Jacksonville Public Library’s Ann & David Hicks Auditorium and The WJCT Soundstage. Concerts are 60 minutes and tickets start at around $45. In November, see Mozart vs Beethoven, A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac, Coldplay & Imagine Dragons and Queen vs Abba. In December, experience 90s Hip-Hop on Strings, A Tribute to Michael Jackson and the most special Tribute to Dolly Parton. Get in the spirit starting December 19th, with shows performing Christmas Classics and Christmas Carols. See the full concert list at feverup.com/en/jacksonville/candlelight.

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Northeast Florida Market Stats | August 2026

October 2, 2026

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As Robert Ingersoll said, “We rise by lifting others.”

 

I want to give a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has already sponsored, registered to shoot, or purchased raffle tickets for Jim Davidson’s 11th Annual Clay Day, taking place on October 15th. Your generosity is helping lift others in our community through the support of local charities that make a meaningful difference in so many lives.

 

The latest Florida Realtors SunStats report for the Jacksonville area shows continued stabilization in the Northeast Florida housing market. Below are comparisons for August 2026 versus August 2025:

 

Closed sales decreased 2.4% to 2,292

 

Cash sales represented 26.5% of all closings, increasing 3.9%

 

Median sales price increased 0.2% to $369,900

 

Average sales price increased 10.8% to $516,360

 

New pending sales decreased 1.5% to 2,451

 

Active inventory decreased 17.6% to 8,944

 

Months’ supply of inventory decreased 18.8% to 3.9 months

 

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The 11th Annual Jim Davidson’s Clay Day is Back!

September 15, 2026

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For 11 years, Davidson Realty has invited the community to come together on a Thursday afternoon in the fall, to raise money for nonprofits supporting youth and families in need in Northeast Florida. Over lunch and a course of sporting clays, they’ve raised an astounding $1,001,000 in the past 11 years! Last year alone, they raised $130,000! And the goal for 2026? Beat that number.

 

“I’m so proud of everything we’ve accomplished over the last 11 years,” shares Sherry Davidson, President of Davidson Cares and Davidson Realty. “These organizations need our support more than ever, and so this year we’re hoping to raise the most yet! I know we can do it, with the help of our community. We can show how much we care.”

 

The Jim Davidson’s Annual Clay Day is a sport shooting fundraiser in honor of the Davidson family’s patriarch, the late Jim Davidson. This year, the event will take place on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at Jacksonville Clay Target Sports for a day of sporting clays, lunch, friendly competition, exciting raffles, and most importantly, giving back to the community. Money raised from the event will go directly to Builders Care, St. Augustine Youth Services (SAYS), Investing in Kids! (INK!), Port in the Storm Homeless Youth Center, Five STAR Veterans Center, Homes for Hope, and Mercy Support Services — helping these organizations run their programming and provide vital services to families and individuals in need.

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Northeast Florida Market Stats | July 2026

August 25, 2026

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“You’re only given a little spark of madness. You mustn’t lose it.”  – Robin Williams

 

As many of you know, I have expressed concerns about the Northeast Florida Association of Realtors pending sales numbers because they do not include properties classified as “active under contract.” To maintain consistency and provide a more complete picture of market activity, I will be using Florida Realtors SunStats data going forward. I will also continue reporting on all property types, rather than limiting reports to single-family homes as many market reports do.

 

According to Florida Realtors® Chief Economist Dr. Brad O’Connor, Florida’s housing market recorded its 11th consecutive month of year-over-year closed sales growth in both major property categories during July.

Statewide, single-family home closed sales increased just over 5% compared to July 2025, while condominium and townhouse sales rose 11%. New pending sales for single-family homes increased nearly 2.5%, marking the 12th consecutive month of year-over-year gains.

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Using Landscaping to Create Privacy at Your Home

August 17, 2026

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Your home is your sanctuary, and living in Florida means your yard can be an extension of that same comfort year-round. Whether you’re looking to create a more private retreat for your own enjoyment outdoors or looking to block views from nearby neighbors and buildings, there are many ways to build a lush, vibrant and secluded space that is yours and yours only.

 

Start small! No matter the size of your yard or outdoor space, choosing a defined area helps create privacy fast. Add a deck or stone pavers for an outdoor seating area and cover with a pergola, trellis or canopy. This space can not only provide shade on hot days, but it also doubles as a structure to hang plants or outdoor curtains — or better yet, to grow vines. Vines are versatile, and create vertical dimension and privacy that is both lush and beautiful (and many varieties smell delightful). Bougainvillea, Star Jasmine and Coral Honeysuckle not only tolerate the Florida heat, they’ll also withstand the cooler temperatures of winter in Northeast Florida. Many types of vines grow fast as they climb upward, toward the sun, and with a little tending, your vines will soon provide the coverage you need.

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