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The Village
The Village is the hub of the Island, where you can find specialty shops, restaurants both dressy and casual, the pier, rentals for bikes, mopeds, and more. There are always special events surrounding this area: antiques markets, car shows, art festivals, concerts, and more.
Piers & Beaches
There are two piers frequented by the public at St. Simons Island. The main one is located in The Village, where you can fish, watch boats, and even see dolphins play.
The second pier is off East Beach, called Gould’s Inlet, which has a view of Sea Island. In between these piers is a vast stretch of beach with public beach accesses throughout.
The main beach is East Beach by the old Coast Guard station, where you can walk, swim, kayak, kite, wind surf, and more.
Live Music
For evening entertainment, check out the live music venues on St. Simons Island:
- Loco’s: every Friday & Saturday after 10:00 (FREE)
- Gnat’s Landing: Sunday nights on the lawn (FREE)
- Rafters: Thursdays, Fridays, & Saturdays, dance floor (Cover charge)
- Ziggy Mahoney’s: Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays (Cover charge)
- Music in the Park: one Sunday a month, May-September (Admission charge)
Art Cruisin’
The second Friday of the month is the Gallery Art Cruise from 5-8 p.m. which includes The Left Bank Gallery, The Anderson Gallery, Wallin Gallery, Palmer Gallery, The Glynn Art Association, J. Goad Gallerie and the Mediterranean House Art/Studio.
Island Players Club
This local theater organization produces four plays a year, provides a six week young peoples summer workshop, and directs an Island Players Teen Actors Guild.
Island Trails
Paved trails running throughout St. Simons Island will let you walk or bike to The Village, restaurants, parks, beaches, marshes, historic sites, and shopping centers.
Parks
There are several parks on St. Simons Island, but two are a MUST SEE:
- Massengale Park, located off Ocean Blvd., which takes you right to the ocean and has ample parking, restrooms, picnic tables, and a playground
- Neptune Park, located in The Village, near the pier, has miniature golf, a playground, pavilions, a picnic area, and more.
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