The Nocatee Farmers Market held its Mardi Gras celebration Saturday, Feb. 20, at Nocatee Station Field. There was live music by Let’s Ride Brass Band, a stilt walker and more than 60 vendors on hand. more

This past weekend, runners broke out their leg warmers and strapped on their leotards to participate in the Awesome 80s Race, hosted by Florida Race Day, in Nocatee. more

Nocatee continues to add to its amenities, with several planned for 2021. more

Nocatee Farmers Market first event of 2021 was held Saturday, Jan. 16, at Nocatee Station Field. Residents., guests and visitors were able to enjoy shopping from more than 60 local vendors and live music from Dustin Monk and The Hustle. more

To commemorate the beginning of the new year, and to continue a time-honored tradition, residents of the Nocatee community gathered at the new Splash Waterpark on the morning of Jan. 9 for the annual Polar Plunge. more

2020 in Hindsight: Nocatee was named the best place to live in Florida, according to rankings published in Newsweek magazine. Here's the original story. more

Nocatee holds a nightly holiday light show at Spray Waterpark. The light show will continue throughout the month of December and is open to the public. There are two shows — classic and contemporary — that run on the half hour. The first show begins at 6 p.m. and the last show begins at 10 p.m. more

Nocatee residents made it a December to remember at the Winterfest Farmers Market, which took place at Nocatee Station Field on Saturday, Dec. 19. Saturday’s market, with Spavia Day Spa acting as primary sponsor, included live music by The Chris Thomas Band, a petting zoo, shopping from more 70 local vendors and more. more

After many months of planning and anticipation, the new Flagler Health+ Village at Nocatee finally opened its doors to the public last weekend with a cheerful Holiday Spectacular/Grand Opening event. more

Diabetes is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide on a daily basis. Type-1 diabetes, sometimes called “juvenile-onset diabetes” is the most rare of the two kinds, accounting for about 5-10% of cases according to the CDC. more