From Rodeo Nights to Waterfront Vibes:
5 Things to Do in Kingsland April 10–11
If you’ve been waiting for the perfect weekend to explore Kingsland and coastal Camden County—this is it. From high-energy rodeo action to laid-back waterfront concerts, birding adventures, and even a little train-spotting tradition, the weekend of Friday and Saturday, April 10-11 is stacked with ways to get out and enjoy spring.
1. Boots & Chutes Rodeo
The Lawn, Kingsland | April 10–11, 6-10 PM | Tickets Required
Dust off your boots—this is the main event.
The Boots & Chutes Rodeo brings two nights of full-throttle action to Kingsland, featuring everything from bull riding and bronc riding to barrel racing, steer wrestling, and team roping. Gates open at 6 p.m., with the rodeo kicking off at 7:30 p.m. each night.
Got kids in tow? You’re covered. Camden County FFA chapters are adding family-friendly fun with a petting zoo, face painting, and photo ops. Plus there will be plenty of f food vendors to keep everyone fueled.
2. Wood Stork Birding Festival
St. Marys Middle School | April 11, 9 AM–2 PM | Free Admission
Looking for something a little more low-key (but still fascinating)? Head to St. Marys for the Wood Stork Birding Festival.
This indoor/outdoor event is packed with interactive exhibits, expert speakers, and the always-popular Birds of Prey show from Georgia Southern University. Expect everything from gardening and beekeeping tips to kids’ crafts, food trucks, and nature-inspired art.
Bonus: Admission and parking are completely free— rain or shine.
3. Spring Rail Watch and Folkston Funnel 25th Anniversary
Downtown Folkston | April 11, 7 AM-’til | Free
Train lovers, this one’s for you.
Celebrate 25 years of the iconic Folkston Funnel Viewing Platform during Spring Rail Watch. It’s part railfan gathering, part community tradition—with guest speakers, storytelling, and a steady parade of passing trains.
Start your morning with a $5 pancake breakfast (cash only), then settle in for a day of rail watching and small-town charm.
4. Music in the Park Concert Series 2026 Kickoff
Downtown St. Marys | April 11, 6–8 PM | Free
Bring a lawn chair and wind down your Saturday by the water.
The St. Marys Music in the Park series kicks off its 2026 season with live music from Jerry Lee and Friends at the waterfront. Add food trucks, sweet treats, and a visit from the St. Marys Pirate Club, and you’ve got a classic coastal evening.
5. Plein Air Paint Out
Downtown St. Marys | April 11, 9 AM–5 PM | Show Entry Fee
Artists and art lovers—this is your moment. Watch creativity come to life as artists spread out across downtown St. Marys for the annual Plein Air Paint Out. Participants of this one-juried show will capture the charm of the waterfront and historic streets, with judging and awards later in the day.
Even if you’re not painting, it’s a great excuse to stroll downtown and see the process up close.
Make a Weekend of It
From rodeo thrills under the lights to peaceful birding, live music by the water, and creative energy downtown, this weekend is a perfect snapshot of what makes Kingsland and coastal Camden County special.
Stay for a night, explore a little longer, and let the weekend unfold—you’ve got options.
