904 Day’s official afterparty in Downtown Jacksonville, an art opening in St. Augustine, and a “Brazz” performance in Fernandina Beach are What to Do this weekend.

904 Day After Hours Celebration

Friday

James Weldon Johnson Park | Downtown Jacksonville

Friday, Sept 4, is 904 Day! There will be fun events throughout the area code all day, and after you’ve checked them out, make your way to JWJ Park for the official afterparty. Raise a glass with custom 904-themed cocktails like the Duuuval-Rita while you dance the night away to tunes spun by Mr. Al Pete. Plus, you can grab dinner from local favorite food trucks like Jazzy Krab, Jax Lumpia ATBP, Hard Pressed Burgers, Rolling Fatty’s, and Scoop and Swirl Jax while enjoying the set-up and decor by Cork & Barrel.

6 p.m. – 9 p.m. | 135 W. Monroe St. | Free to attend and open to the public | More info

An Ansley Randall street mural in New York City | Ansley Randall

Ansley Randall: Home for Now

All Weekend (Opening reception Friday)

Lightner Museum | Downtown St. Augustine

If you’re out in St. Augustine for First Friday Art Walk, make sure to pop by the Lightner Museum for the opening of Ansley Randall: Home for Now. Ansley is a Flagler College grad who grew up in Jax, and she’s since taken her art global, painting massive, colorful murals everywhere from London and Berlin to New York and Miami. Now based in London, she’s bringing her very cool retro-inspired patterns and mid-century aesthetic back home. The opening reception is free to attend, plus they’ll have drinks and snacks.

Friday opening reception: 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.; Museum hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily | 75 King St. (enter through the Radzinski Garden around back) | Reception is free and open to the public. Museum admission Saturday or Sunday: $12-$20 (Kids get in free) | More info

Dr. Bill’s Brazz Quintet

Saturday

Story & Song Center for Arts & Culture | Fernandina Beach

Treat yourself to an evening of world-class jazz with UNF Professor Emeritus Dr. Bill Prince and his quintet. If you aren’t familiar with Dr. Prince, the man is a living legend, a true multi-instrumentalist who can play everything from trumpet and trombone to saxophone, flute and bass. And he’s played alongside the likes of Buddy Rich, Tommy Dorsey and Harry James while touring 81 countries. He’ll be playing a set full of timeless jazz standards and some original compositions as well.

5 p.m. – 7 p.m. | 1430 Park Ave., Fernandina Beach | Tickets: $25 | More info