Published on July 23, 2025 at 8:10 pm
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Friday
So Long, Ozzy
Rocking Chair Records | St. Augustine
RIP to the Prince of Darkness. Folks are gathering at Rocking Chair Records to play Black Sabbath’s first album—start to finish—in Ozzy Osbourne’s honor. Afterward, share Ozzy stories, memories and possibly some tears with like-minded fans. Black funeral attire encouraged.
74 Masters Dr., Suite B.; 6 p.m.; Free and open to the public.
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Saturday
Dinner with Booker T.
WJCT Studios | Jacksonville
Stage Aurora Theatrical Company is bringing Dinner with Booker T. to Downtown Jax for a single performance. In this one-man show, Darryl Reuben Hall portrays 16 different characters as he traces Booker T. Washington’s journey from enslavement to the White House. Praised by the National Black Theatre Festival, the show has been called powerful, thought-provoking and deeply relevant.
100 Festival Park Ave.; Tickets: $45. Tickets and more info.
Sunday
Mocama Market
Mocama Brewing Co. | Fernandina Beach
The Mocama Market pops up once a month, filling the Mocama Brewing Co.’s indoor and outdoor spaces with local vendors. You’ll find fresh produce, bread, handmade soaps, clothing, art and more—all from makers in the community. Bring a tote, grab a coffee and browse. It’s a lovely way to spend a Sunday.
629 S. 8th St., Fernandina Beach; More info.
All weekend
Oliver!
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd’s Betsy Lovett Hall | Riverside
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A new name has joined Jacksonville’s theater scene: River City Theatre. Last week, RCT launched its debut production and it’s a musicaaallll (excited jazz hands) — Lionel Bart’s Oliver!
This beloved musical, inspired by Dickens’ classic, brings unforgettable characters and songs like “Consider Yourself” and “As Long As He Needs Me” to the stage. It’s a fun show that the whole family can enjoy.
1100 Stockton St.; Tickets: $25; Tickets and more info.
