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Guests can enjoy hand-crafted cocktails while listening to a local artist perform original and cover songs. The event is open to the public and offers complimentary validated parking with any food and/or beverage purchase.

Dave Meadows will be performing live from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Grand Park is hosting Fall Lawn Games every Friday and Saturday from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, from August 15 to October 25. Attendees can enjoy friendly competition with games like cornhole, giant lawn chess, and checkers. Visitors can also dine at one of Grand Boulevard’s many restaurants before playing the games, making for a perfect evening of fun and memories with family and friends.

Luke Combs Bootleggers Bonfire can be seen live.

College Football!

The Emerald Coast Theatre Company (ECTC) is presenting Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie" for its 13th season, running from October 23 to November 2 at the ECTC stage in Grand Boulevard Town Center. This classic play centers on Amanda Wingfield, a former Southern belle who holds onto her past memories while striving for a better future for her family. She relies on her children: Tom, who desires freedom, and Laura, who is shy but seeks connection. The arrival of a "gentleman caller" disrupts their lives. ECTC Producing Artistic Director Nathanael Fisher notes that "The Glass Menagerie" endures because its themes of family, memory, and dreams resonate universally. These themes, reflecting life's challenges, hopes, and connections, remain relevant today. Performances are scheduled for Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:00 p.m., and Sundays and Wednesdays at 2:00 p.m., at ECTC's theater located at 560 Grand Boulevard, Suite 200, in Grand Boulevard Town Center. Patrons are encouraged to arrive early for pre-show drinks in the lobby and lounge, which displays artwork by local artists sponsored by the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County. Nathanael Fisher directs the production, with Rebeca Lake handling Set & Lighting Design, Taylor Walker responsible for Costume Design, Cailey Mize overseeing Sound Design/Engineering/Stage Management, Carl Hendin for Set Carpentry, Ora Wolfgram as Properties & Assistant Stage Manager, and Bella Fisher providing Production Assistance. The cast includes Anita ‘Jo’ Lenhart as Amanda Wingfield, Cara Chesney as Laura Wingfield, Tommy Thams as Tom Wingfield, and Logon Polson as Jim O’Connor. Tickets can be purchased online or by calling the box office. Season subscription packages and VIP Memberships, offering perks such as premium seats, complimentary drinks, and access to exclusive events, are also available. ECTC's 2025–2026 season is supported by Grand Boulevard Town Center, St. Joe Community Foundation, Howard Group, and Jerry and Alice Zich. For donations, volunteering, or more information about Emerald Coast Theatre Company, individuals can call or visit their website. ECTC can also be found on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

Guests can enjoy hand-crafted cocktails and listen to a local artist perform original and cover songs. The event is open to the public and offers complimentary validated parking with any food and/or beverage purchase.

The Farmers Market takes place every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the picturesque setting of Rosemary Beach.

The Farmers Market takes place every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the picturesque setting of Rosemary Beach.

Emerald Coast Theatre Company (ECTC) continues its 13th season with Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie, running from October 23 to November 2. This celebrated American play will be performed on ECTC’s stage in Grand Boulevard Town Center. The story centers on Amanda Wingfield, a former Southern belle who holds onto her youthful memories while striving for a better future for her family. Caught between dreams and reality, Amanda relies on her children: Tom, who is restless and desires freedom, and Laura, who is shy, fragile, and longs for genuine connection. The arrival of a “gentleman caller” causes the Wingfields’ world to begin to fall apart. Nathanael Fisher, ECTC Producing Artistic Director, notes that The Glass Menagerie has endured because its themes resonate with everyone. Williams’ narrative beautifully portrays the complexities of family, memory, and the dreams that shape individuals, even when those dreams are elusive. These themes remain relevant today, reflecting the ongoing challenges, hopes, and relationships that define human lives. Performances are scheduled for Thursdays to Saturdays at 7:00 p.m., and on Sundays and Wednesdays at 2:00 p.m. The intimate theatre is located upstairs at 560 Grand Boulevard, Suite 200, in Grand Boulevard Town Center. Patrons are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy pre-show drinks in the lobby and lounge, which features artwork by local artists, sponsored by the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County. The production is directed by Nathanael Fisher, with Rebeca Lake handling Set & Lighting Design, Taylor Walker on Costume Design, Cailey Mize for Sound Design/Engineering/Stage Management, Carl Hendin for Set Carpentry, Ora Wolfgram as Properties & Assistant Stage Manager, and Bella Fisher providing Production Assistance. The cast includes Anita ‘Jo’ Lenhart, who previously appeared in ECTC’s Always a Bridesmaid, as Amanda Wingfield; Cara Chesney as Laura Wingfield; Tommy Thams, last seen in ECTC’s Jersey Boys, as Tom Wingfield; and Logon Polson as Jim O’Connor, whose past ECTC credits include Jersey Boys, Mary Poppins, and other productions. Tickets can be purchased online or by calling the box office. Season subscription packages are available for those who wish to attend all shows in ECTC’s largest season to date. ECTC also offers VIP Memberships, which provide benefits such as premium seats, complimentary drinks, and access to exclusive events. ECTC’s 2025–2026 season is made possible through the generous support of Grand Boulevard Town Center, St. Joe Community Foundation, Howard Group, and Jerry and Alice Zich. For tax-deductible donations, volunteer opportunities, or more information about Emerald Coast Theatre Company, individuals can call (850) 684-0323. ECTC can also be found on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

An immersive, hands-on artisan sourdough workshop is offered at Vin’tij Food & Wine. Participants will learn time-honored techniques for cultivating a starter, mastering fermentation, shaping, and achieving a perfect golden crust. The workshop is held on Sunday, September 28 and Sunday, October 26 from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM. The cost is $125 per person, and supplies are included. Food lovers can enjoy an afternoon honing their craft and leave inspired to recreate the magic of sourdough in their own kitchens.

Jarred McConnell will be performing live from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Sunday Supper at Ovide, a timeless Southern tradition, is held weekly from 5-9 p.m. at Hotel Effie Sandestin. Guests are invited to enjoy a family-style feast, crafted with heart, and meant to be shared with loved ones, old friends, or new faces. The Sunday Supper is priced at $36 per person (plus tax and gratuity) and features Crispy Skillet Fried Chicken, Mashed Golden Potatoes with Black Pepper Gravy, Country Ham Braised Pole Beans, Effie Biscuits, and House-Made Banana Cream Pie. Reservations are recommended.

The event features NFL Football.

A free bonfire is hosted every Friday and Monday at sunset at the beach bar. There is no entrance fee, and resort parking is free. Chairs are provided, and everyone is welcome. S’mores, drink specials, and the full menu are available. It is a great place to bring children and watch the sunset. Offsite food or beverages are not permitted.

The event content is Monday Night Football.

Guests can enjoy hand-crafted cocktails while listening to a local artist perform original and cover songs. This event is open to the public, and complimentary validated parking is available with any food and/or beverage purchase.

Almost Famous will be performing live from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Guests can enjoy hand-crafted cocktails and listen to a local artist perform original and cover songs. This event is open to the public and includes complimentary validated parking with any food and/or beverage purchase.

Emerald Coast Theatre Company (ECTC) is continuing its 13th season with Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie. This celebrated play will run from October 23 to November 2 at ECTC’s stage in Grand Boulevard Town Center. The story centers on Amanda Wingfield, a former Southern belle who cherishes memories of her youth while striving for a better future for her family. Caught between dreams and reality, Amanda relies on her children: Tom, who is restless and desires freedom, and Laura, who is shy, fragile, and longs for genuine connection. The arrival of a “gentleman caller” causes the Wingfields’ world to begin to fall apart. Nathanael Fisher, ECTC’s Producing Artistic Director, notes that The Glass Menagerie has endured because its themes resonate with everyone. Williams’ narrative captures the beauty and sorrow of family, memory, and the dreams that shape individuals, even when those dreams are not fully realized. These themes remain relevant today, reflecting the challenges, hopes, and connections that define contemporary lives. Performances are scheduled for Thursdays through Saturdays at 7:00 p.m., and on Sundays and Wednesdays at 2:00 p.m. The shows take place in ECTC’s intimate theatre, located upstairs at 560 Grand Boulevard, Suite 200, in Grand Boulevard Town Center. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy pre-show drinks in the lobby and lounge, which features artwork by local artists, sponsored by the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County. The production is directed by Nathanael Fisher. The team includes Rebeca Lake for Set and Lighting Design, Taylor Walker for Costume Design, Cailey Mize for Sound Design/Engineering/Stage Management, Carl Hendin for Set Carpentry, Ora Wolfgram for Properties and Assistant Stage Manager, and Bella Fisher for Production Assistance. The cast features Anita ‘Jo’ Lenhart, who returns from ECTC’s Always a Bridesmaid, as Amanda Wingfield. Cara Chesney plays Laura Wingfield, and Tommy Thams, previously seen in ECTC’s Jersey Boys, takes on the role of Tom Wingfield. Logon Polson, whose past ECTC credits include Jersey Boys and Mary Poppins, portrays Jim O’Connor. Tickets can be purchased online or by calling the box office at (850) 684-0323. Season subscription packages are also available for those who wish to attend all shows of ECTC’s current season. ECTC also offers VIP Memberships, which provide benefits such as premium seating, complimentary drinks, and access to exclusive events. ECTC’s 2025–2026 season is made possible through the generous support of Grand Boulevard Town Center, St. Joe Community Foundation, Howard Group, and Jerry and Alice Zich. For those interested in making a tax-deductible donation, volunteering, or learning more about Emerald Coast Theatre Company, they can call (850) 684-0323 or visit their website. ECTC can also be found on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

Almost Famous will be performing live from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Grayson Turner will perform live from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

The Wednesday Night Concert Series at The Village of Baytowe Wharf offers cool fall evenings and live music every October. Each week, the Events Plaza Stage showcases talented regional artists. The concerts, which are free to the public, begin at 7 p.m. and feature a variety of musical styles, from rock and country to covers and original sounds. The October lineup includes the High Tide Band on October 1, Jarred McConnell and The High Aces on October 9, Six Piece Suits on October 15, Modern Eldorado’s on October 22, and the Forrest Williams Band on October 29. Guests are encouraged to arrive early, find a spot on the lawn, and enjoy the music under the stars for a perfect midweek escape.

Guests can enjoy handcrafted cocktails and listen to local artists perform original and cover songs. The event is open to the public, and complimentary validated parking is available with any food and/or beverage purchase.

Walton County Tourism is hosting its Annual Meeting luncheon on Thursday, October 30, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Hilton Sandestin Golf Beach Resort and Spa. The organization will present the 2024 Annual Report and discuss trends in the Walton County hospitality and tourism industry. The new Artist of the Year and Van Ness Butler Jr. Hospitality Award winners will also be announced.

Barktoberfest is returning for its 10th year. Dog-Harmony is hosting the Emerald Coast’s doggie costume contest and canine-only trick-or-treat celebration at Grand Park in Grand Boulevard at Sandestin on Thursday, October 30, 2025, from 4:30–6:30 PM. Attendees can dress up their pups and look forward to tasty Oktoberfest-inspired drinks, light bites from JC’s Gourmet, live music from DJ Diamond Dan, raffle prizes, and a pet photo booth sponsored by Theresa Felton, Broker Associate with La Florida. The event will also feature the Halloween Costume Contest. For a $15 donation, or $20 on the day of the event, participants and their costumed pups can compete for prizes. Registration is available. This event is free and open to the public, and is part of the Coastal Culture Series, presented by the Grand Boulevard Arts & Entertainment Program. The organizers kindly request that no prong, choke, or shock collars be used. This festive evening promises fun, fur, and fall celebration.

Hunter Dawson will be performing live from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

The event content announced "Trivia Thursday!".

The event is Football Night!

Emerald Coast Theatre Company (ECTC) continues its 13th season with Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie, running from October 23 to November 2 at ECTC’s stage in Grand Boulevard Town Center. The play centers on Amanda Wingfield, a former Southern belle who holds onto her youthful memories while striving for a better future for her family. Caught between dreams and reality, Amanda relies on her children: Tom, who longs for freedom, and Laura, who is shy but desires genuine connection. Their world begins to change with the arrival of a “gentleman caller.” Nathanael Fisher, ECTC Producing Artistic Director, states that The Glass Menagerie remains relevant because it addresses universal themes of family, memory, and the dreams that shape individuals, even when those dreams are not fully realized. These themes continue to resonate with audiences, reflecting the ongoing challenges, hopes, and relationships in people's lives. Performances are held Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:00 p.m., and Sundays and Wednesdays at 2:00 p.m., at ECTC’s theater located at 560 Grand Boulevard, Suite 200, in Grand Boulevard Town Center. Patrons are encouraged to arrive early for pre-show drinks in the lobby and lounge, which features artwork by local artists, sponsored by the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County. The production is directed by Nathanael Fisher. Rebeca Lake is responsible for Set and Lighting Design, Taylor Walker for Costume Design, Cailey Mize for Sound Design/Engineering/Stage Management, Carl Hendin for Set Carpentry, Ora Wolfgram for Properties & Assistant Stage Manager, and Bella Fisher for Production Assistance. The cast includes Anita ‘Jo’ Lenhart as Amanda Wingfield, Cara Chesney as Laura Wingfield, Tommy Thams as Tom Wingfield, and Logon Polson as Jim O’Connor. Tickets are available online or by calling the box office at (850) 684-0323. Season subscription packages and VIP Memberships, which offer perks like premium seats, complimentary drinks, and access to exclusive events, are also available. ECTC’s 2025–2026 season receives support from Grand Boulevard Town Center, St. Joe Community Foundation, Howard Group, along with Jerry and Alice Zich. For tax-deductible donations, volunteering opportunities, or more information about Emerald Coast Theatre Company, individuals can call (850) 684-0323 or visit the website. ECTC can also be found on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

Emerald Coast Theatre Company (ECTC) continues its 13th season with Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie, running from October 23 to November 2 at ECTC’s stage in Grand Boulevard Town Center. The play centers on Amanda Wingfield, a former Southern belle who holds onto her youthful memories while striving for a better future for her family. Caught between dreams and reality, Amanda relies on her children: Tom, who longs for freedom, and Laura, who is shy but desires genuine connection. Their world begins to change with the arrival of a “gentleman caller.” Nathanael Fisher, ECTC Producing Artistic Director, states that The Glass Menagerie remains relevant because it addresses universal themes of family, memory, and the dreams that shape individuals, even when those dreams are not fully realized. These themes continue to resonate with audiences, reflecting the ongoing challenges, hopes, and relationships in people's lives. Performances are held Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:00 p.m., and Sundays and Wednesdays at 2:00 p.m., at ECTC’s theater located at 560 Grand Boulevard, Suite 200, in Grand Boulevard Town Center. Patrons are encouraged to arrive early for pre-show drinks in the lobby and lounge, which features artwork by local artists, sponsored by the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County. The production is directed by Nathanael Fisher. Rebeca Lake is responsible for Set and Lighting Design, Taylor Walker for Costume Design, Cailey Mize for Sound Design/Engineering/Stage Management, Carl Hendin for Set Carpentry, Ora Wolfgram for Properties & Assistant Stage Manager, and Bella Fisher for Production Assistance. The cast includes Anita ‘Jo’ Lenhart as Amanda Wingfield, Cara Chesney as Laura Wingfield, Tommy Thams as Tom Wingfield, and Logon Polson as Jim O’Connor. Tickets are available online or by calling the box office at (850) 684-0323. Season subscription packages and VIP Memberships, which offer perks like premium seats, complimentary drinks, and access to exclusive events, are also available. ECTC’s 2025–2026 season receives support from Grand Boulevard Town Center, St. Joe Community Foundation, Howard Group, along with Jerry and Alice Zich. For tax-deductible donations, volunteering opportunities, or more information about Emerald Coast Theatre Company, individuals can call (850) 684-0323 or visit the website. ECTC can also be found on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

An entertaining stroll through Grand Boulevard for Trick-or-Treating with local merchants is offered. This event is free and open to the public.

Jarred McConnell performs live from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

The Village of Baytowne Wharf invites all ghouls, ghosts, and goblins to a spectacular Halloween event. Participants can trick or treat along the village streets, visiting various merchants for their favorite treats. The evening will feature thrilling music performances on the main stage, culminating in a spooky fireworks display to conclude the night.

Every Friday and Monday at sunset, the beach bar hosts a free bonfire. There is no entrance fee and resort parking is free. Chairs are provided, and everyone is welcome. S'mores and drink specials, along with the full menu, are available. It is a great place to bring children and watch the sunset. Offsite food or beverages are not permitted.

Wes Herndon will perform live from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

The Emerald Coast Theatre Company (ECTC) is presenting Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie" for its 13th season, running from October 23 to November 2 at ECTC's Grand Boulevard Town Center stage. The play centers on Amanda Wingfield, a former Southern belle who yearns for a better future for her children, Tom and Laura, despite being caught between dreams and reality. Tom is eager for freedom, while Laura is shy but desires connection. Their lives are disrupted by the arrival of a "gentleman caller." Nathanael Fisher, ECTC's Producing Artistic Director, notes that the play's enduring appeal lies in its exploration of family, memory, and dreams, themes that remain relevant today. Performances are scheduled for Thursdays to Saturdays at 7:00 p.m., and Sundays and Wednesdays at 2:00 p.m., at ECTC’s theatre, located upstairs at 560 Grand Boulevard, Suite 200, in Grand Boulevard Town Center. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy pre-show drinks in the lobby, which also features artwork by local artists, sponsored by the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County. Nathanael Fisher directs the production, with set and lighting design by Rebeca Lake, costume design by Taylor Walker, sound design, engineering, and stage management by Cailey Mize, set carpentry by Carl Hendin, properties and assistant stage management by Ora Wolfgram, and production assistance by Bella Fisher. The cast includes Anita ‘Jo’ Lenhart as Amanda Wingfield, Cara Chesney as Laura Wingfield, Tommy Thams as Tom Wingfield, and Logon Polson as Jim O’Connor. Tickets and season subscription packages are available by calling the box office at (850) 684-0323. ECTC also offers VIP Memberships, which include premium seats, complimentary drinks, and access to exclusive events. The 2025–2026 ECTC season is supported by Grand Boulevard Town Center, St. Joe Community Foundation, Howard Group, and Jerry and Alice Zich. For information on tax-deductible donations, volunteering, or to learn more about the Emerald Coast Theatre Company, individuals can call (850) 684-0323. ECTC also engages with its audience on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

Guests can enjoy hand-crafted cocktails while listening to a local artist perform original and cover songs. This event is open to the public, and complimentary validated parking is available with any food and/or beverage purchase.

Presented by Bay Breeze Patio, the 11th Annual Eggs on the Beach Cooking Competition is returning to Seascape Towne Centre in Miramar Beach on November 1st. With over 25 cook teams preparing creative bites on Big Green Eggs, tasters can enjoy unlimited samples, live music, and Angels Envy and Abita Beer samples for those 21 and older. Attendees also have a chance to win a mini-max Big Green Egg. This event raises funds for local non-profits, including Fisher House of the Emerald Coast and Food For Thought.

Emerald Coast Theatre Company (ECTC) is continuing its 13th season with Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie, running from October 23 through November 2 at ECTC’s stage in Grand Boulevard Town Center. The play centers on Amanda Wingfield, a former Southern belle who is nostalgic for her youth while striving for a better future for her family. Caught between dreams and reality, Amanda depends on her children: Tom, who is restless and desires freedom, and Laura, who is shy, fragile, and longs for genuine connection. The arrival of a “gentleman caller” causes the Wingfields’ world to unravel. Nathanael Fisher, ECTC Producing Artistic Director, notes that “The Glass Menagerie has stood the test of time because it speaks to all of us. Williams’ story captures the beauty and heartbreak of family, memory, and the dreams that shape who we become even when they slip through our fingers. These themes remain just as important today, reflecting the challenges, hopes, and connections that continue to define our lives.” Performances are scheduled for Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:00 p.m., and Sundays and Wednesdays at 2:00 p.m., at ECTC’s theatre located upstairs at 560 Grand Boulevard, Suite 200, in Grand Boulevard Town Center. Patrons can arrive early for pre-show drinks in the lobby and lounge, which features artwork by local artists sponsored by the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County. Nathanael Fisher is directing the production, with Set & Lighting Design by Rebeca Lake, Costume Design by Taylor Walker, Sound Design/Engineering/Stage Management by Cailey Mize, Set Carpentry by Carl Hendin, Properties & Assistant Stage Manager Ora Wolfgram, and Production Assistance by Bella Fisher. The cast includes Anita ‘Jo’ Lenhart, returning from ECTC’s Always a Bridesmaid, as Amanda Wingfield; Cara Chesney as Laura Wingfield; Tommy Thams, last seen in ECTC’s Jersey Boys, as Tom Wingfield; and Logon Polson as Jim O’Connor, whose previous ECTC credits include Jersey Boys, Mary Poppins, and others. Tickets are available online or by calling the box office: (850) 684-0323. Season subscription packages and VIP Memberships, which include perks such as premium seats, complimentary drinks, and access to exclusive events, are also offered. ECTC’s 2025–2026 season is supported by Grand Boulevard Town Center, St. Joe Community Foundation, Howard Group, and Jerry and Alice Zich. To make a tax-deductible donation, volunteer, or learn more about Emerald Coast Theatre Company, call (850) 684-0323 or visit their website. ECTC can also be found on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

Guests can enjoy handcrafted cocktails and listen to local artists perform original and cover songs. The event is open to the public, and complimentary validated parking is available with any food and/or beverage purchase.

The community is invited to participate in a Foam Roller Stretch class held every Thursday from 5 to 6 PM. This session, designed for relaxation and release, takes place in the meeting hall of the Coastal Library Branch.

On Saturdays throughout the year, from 9 AM to 1 PM, an outdoor market showcases a variety of unique vendors primarily offering locally sourced food items. These include fresh produce, eggs, milk, butter, grass-fed beef, chicken, local honey, pickled vegetables, and gourmet jams. Additionally, prepared foods such as tomato pies, hummus, pasta, tuna dip, and crab cakes are available for purchase. The market also features vendors selling soap and lotions. This event, known as the Grand Boulevard Farmers’ Market, is held in Grand Park, situated between Cantina Laredo and Tommy Bahama. These lively gatherings are part of the Coastal Culture Calendar of Events, supported by the Grand Boulevard Arts and Entertainment Program.

The community is invited to participate in a Foam Roller Stretch class held every Thursday from 5 to 6 PM. This session, designed for relaxation and release, takes place in the meeting hall of the Coastal Library Branch.

On Saturdays throughout the year, from 9 AM to 1 PM, an outdoor market showcases a variety of unique vendors primarily offering locally sourced food items. These include fresh produce, eggs, milk, butter, grass-fed beef, chicken, local honey, pickled vegetables, and gourmet jams. Additionally, prepared foods such as tomato pies, hummus, pasta, tuna dip, and crab cakes are available for purchase. The market also features vendors selling soap and lotions. This event, known as the Grand Boulevard Farmers’ Market, is held in Grand Park, situated between Cantina Laredo and Tommy Bahama. These lively gatherings are part of the Coastal Culture Calendar of Events, supported by the Grand Boulevard Arts and Entertainment Program.

On Saturdays throughout the year, from 9 AM to 1 PM, an outdoor market showcases a variety of unique vendors primarily offering locally sourced food items. These include fresh produce, eggs, milk, butter, grass-fed beef, chicken, local honey, pickled vegetables, and gourmet jams. Additionally, prepared foods such as tomato pies, hummus, pasta, tuna dip, and crab cakes are available for purchase. The market also features vendors selling soap and lotions. This event, known as the Grand Boulevard Farmers’ Market, is held in Grand Park, situated between Cantina Laredo and Tommy Bahama. These lively gatherings are part of the Coastal Culture Calendar of Events, supported by the Grand Boulevard Arts and Entertainment Program.

On Saturdays throughout the year, from 9 AM to 1 PM, an outdoor market showcases a variety of unique vendors primarily offering locally sourced food items. These include fresh produce, eggs, milk, butter, grass-fed beef, chicken, local honey, pickled vegetables, and gourmet jams. Additionally, prepared foods such as tomato pies, hummus, pasta, tuna dip, and crab cakes are available for purchase. The market also features vendors selling soap and lotions. This event, known as the Grand Boulevard Farmers’ Market, is held in Grand Park, situated between Cantina Laredo and Tommy Bahama. These lively gatherings are part of the Coastal Culture Calendar of Events, supported by the Grand Boulevard Arts and Entertainment Program.

On Saturdays throughout the year, from 9 AM to 1 PM, an outdoor market showcases a variety of unique vendors primarily offering locally sourced food items. These include fresh produce, eggs, milk, butter, grass-fed beef, chicken, local honey, pickled vegetables, and gourmet jams. Additionally, prepared foods such as tomato pies, hummus, pasta, tuna dip, and crab cakes are available for purchase. The market also features vendors selling soap and lotions. This event, known as the Grand Boulevard Farmers’ Market, is held in Grand Park, situated between Cantina Laredo and Tommy Bahama. These lively gatherings are part of the Coastal Culture Calendar of Events, supported by the Grand Boulevard Arts and Entertainment Program.

On Saturdays throughout the year, from 9 AM to 1 PM, an outdoor market showcases a variety of unique vendors primarily offering locally sourced food items. These include fresh produce, eggs, milk, butter, grass-fed beef, chicken, local honey, pickled vegetables, and gourmet jams. Additionally, prepared foods such as tomato pies, hummus, pasta, tuna dip, and crab cakes are available for purchase. The market also features vendors selling soap and lotions. This event, known as the Grand Boulevard Farmers’ Market, is held in Grand Park, situated between Cantina Laredo and Tommy Bahama. These lively gatherings are part of the Coastal Culture Calendar of Events, supported by the Grand Boulevard Arts and Entertainment Program.

On Saturdays throughout the year, from 9 AM to 1 PM, an outdoor market showcases a variety of unique vendors primarily offering locally sourced food items. These include fresh produce, eggs, milk, butter, grass-fed beef, chicken, local honey, pickled vegetables, and gourmet jams. Additionally, prepared foods such as tomato pies, hummus, pasta, tuna dip, and crab cakes are available for purchase. The market also features vendors selling soap and lotions. This event, known as the Grand Boulevard Farmers’ Market, is held in Grand Park, situated between Cantina Laredo and Tommy Bahama. These lively gatherings are part of the Coastal Culture Calendar of Events, supported by the Grand Boulevard Arts and Entertainment Program.