​ Bringing the beauty of nature indoors. The Abbey boasts lush greenery and natural elements that will transport you and your guests to an inviting and refreshing oasis. The Abbey's design was a collaborative effort that involved the talents of local artisans. Their unique skills and expertise helped to create a space that is both elegant and functional. We hope that you consider hosting your next event at The Abbey. Our stunning space offers a one-of-a-kind atmosphere that will leave a lasting impression on your guests.

Established in 1988 and reinvented for 2016, Aqua Grill offers guests a beautiful, new contemporary restaurant concept located directly on the lake in the renovated Sawgrass Village shopping center. Guests will enjoy award-winning cuisine from an eclectic, multi-ethnic menu featuring the freshest of local ingredients prepared to order. We offer private banquet facilities, a fully covered lakefront deck with climate control, and a lively full service bar. For your convenience, we serve lunch and dinner daily.

The Historic Casa Marina Hotel brings the feeling of classic glamour and the air of a refined private residence to Jacksonville Beach blending history, natural beauty, and sophisticated culture. As a member property of Historic Hotels of America and the National Trust for Historic Preservation, we are proud of the timeless quality that brings our glamorous past to life while embracing the genuine hospitality that our guests enjoy today!

Whether you are looking for the perfect event space or just the perfect dining option to compliment your chosen venue, POGO's Kitchen welcomes the opportunity to host your special event. We feature a full medley of hand-crafted modern cuisine, artisan cocktails, and extensive wine selections.

Henry Richardson purchased the High Springs property in 1891 and built the Opera House in 1895. The building was designed in the Romanesque Revival style of architecture. The Opera House was originally designed and built as a socially acceptable venue for entertainment in the then rowdy railroad town of High Springs in 1895. Back in the old days, the High Springs opera house played host to countless itinerant vaudeville performers. The second floor was used as an opera house, theater and social hall, and in the 1920’s as a movie house.