Mortality and Mourning: A Century of Death
Join us by candlelight for a unique exploration of death and spiritualism practices from St. Augustine’s Second Spanish Colonial Era through its Victorian Era. This spooky, but family-friendly, tour guides visitors through the 225 year old house museum in mourning, showcasing cultural practices and stories from Old St. Augustine.
6:30PM Tickets
7:30PM Tickets
4th Annual Trick-or-Treat Harvest Festival
Our favorite time of the year is almost here! Join us on October 28th, for our 4th annual Trick-or-Treat and Harvest Fest at the Ximenez-Fatio House Museum! This must-attend community event features an afternoon of safe trick-or-treating fun, tours of our 225+-year-old museum, contests, games, and fun for children of all ages. Costumes are not required but are heavily encouraged! Admission is FREE and any additional proceeds raised will go towards the preservation of our 2nd Spanish Period Coquina Museum
Everyday Life Tour
Our Everyday Life Tour gives guests an overview of 220 years of history at the Ximenez-Fatio House. Beginning in 1798, with the construction of the home during the Second Spanish Period by the first owner, Andres Ximenez, explore how residents lived during this period in St. Augustine. As you move into the American Territorial Period, beginning in 1821, discover how early American Floridians created a new industry: tourism. Meet our first woman owner who converted the residence into a fine boarding house for visitors. You will learn about the women who own this building and property, the people who ran it, and the guests who frequented it.
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The Ximenez-Fatio House Museum is open Monday through Saturday 10:00am to 5:00pm; with an early close of 4 on Thursdays. Docent guided tours are available at 11:00am, and 3:00pm, weather permitting. Self-guided audio tours are available all day, until 3:45pm.