September 17, 2025
Autumn on Amelia Island is a truly magical time offering the perfect blend of arts & culture, sports, and community spirit – all mixed in with cooler temperatures! Here’s a rundown of more must-attend events happening this fall (take a look at Part 1, here) so mark your calendars, pack your bags, and get ready to enjoy all that this beautiful island has to offer.
Are you ready to face the curse? For over 500 years, the dark forests of the Timber Farm have been haunted by witches, cursed souls, and the forsaken dead. This fall, they’re waiting for you…Terror On The Timber Farm is Northeast Florida’s ultimate haunted experience—a terrifying outdoor journey through winding wooded trails, immersive sets, and live actors who will chill you to the bone. Every weekend throughout October, beginning October 10.
NOTE: Bring younger kids to a special low scare/no scare night where you can explore the haunt with the lights on and actors at a low-scare level for a little less intense experience.
Read all about this Spooky Event and Purchase Tickets
The 25th Anniversary Season of the Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival promises a series of unforgettable performances. World-famous virtuosos, premier musicians, and renowned vocalists will grace venues across Amelia Island, offering an exquisite chamber music experience. This festival, spanning several months, is a must for music lovers and those seeking cultural enrichment.Discover more about the Chamber Music Festival.
The historic rivalry between the University of Florida Gators and the University of Georgia Bulldogs comes to life during the Georgia vs. Florida Football Weekend. Known as the “World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party,” this event is a highlight of the college football season. Join the excitement as fans from both schools converge on Amelia Island for a weekend filled with thrilling sports and festive celebrations.Get more information about the Football Weekend.
Celebrate the return of the endangered North Atlantic right whales to Amelia Island’s warm coastal waters. The Right Whale Festival focuses on ocean conservation, featuring ocean-themed activities, educational exhibits, and environmentally responsible products. Enjoy food, art, and fun all while learning about these majestic creatures and their winter migration.Explore the Right Whale Festival details.
Guests will enjoy an intimate southern-inspired true farm-to-table dinner at The Sprouting Project at Omni Amelia Island Resort & Spa. The dinner includes a tour of the resort’s state-of-the-art aquaponic greenhouse, expansive organic gardens, the barrel room and large collection of beehives while enjoying passed bites and harvest inspired cocktails, all before a five-course chef inspired dinner that incorporates items gathered directly from The Sprouting Project. 6 p.m. Reception with cocktails and light bites 6:30 p.m. Dinner. Cash bar.Learn more and get your ticket
If you’re looking to experience world-class music, thrilling sports, or simply enjoy all the natural beauty Amelia Island holds, these events are sure to make your fall unforgettable.
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