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Corporate and private events are welcome at the St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum.

Corporate Event

In addition to our world class museum, the property boasts a scenic outdoor courtyard and a large deck that overlooks the historic Matanzas River and the magnificent Castillo de San Marcos, the 17th Spanish fort located directly across the street on the bayfront.

The museum spans about 5,000 sq. ft. with a 1,300-sq.-ft. courtyard and an approx. 500-sq.-ft. upper deck. There are several event packages to choose from that also include museum access, with a range of costs. Our event coordinator will provide all options upon request.

For more information on how to make your next event a memorable one, contact Cindy Stavely at 877-467-5863 or via e-mail at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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  • Pirates had workman's comp! Each captain took care of the injured by compensating crewmen for being maimed or losing a limb. And each captain had his own "rates:" loss of right arm, 600 pieces; left arm, 500 pieces; right leg, 500, etc.

  • The Castillo de San Marcos was built immediately after Captain Robert Searles sacked St. Augustine, Florida in 1668. Sir Francis Drake razed the city 82 years earlier.

  • "Walking the Plank" is a Hollywood myth.  Pirates were more likely to throw men overboard, hang them from the yardarms, or keelhaul them.  

  • Every Pirate Captain established a set of rules called the "Articles." Every member of the crew signed articles of piracy over a boarding axe prior to setting sail - symbolic to the oath the pirate just promised his fellow sailors.

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