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The Coastal Library Journal Writing Group meets on Mondays at 11:30 am, inviting attendees to bring their journal and pen. This group offers a journey into inner wisdom through gentle reflection, healing, and the art of reconnecting with one's authentic self. No prior writing experience is necessary; participants are simply encouraged to attend with an open heart. The group views journaling as a gift for authentic self-love and welcomes both beginners and experienced journalers. Topics explored include journaling a memoir, utilizing tools for self-discovery, and sparking creativity.

Guests are invited to join the event from 5 PM until closing time to take advantage of the half-price wing special. This offer is available for dine-in patrons only, and attendees are encouraged to arrive with an appetite and bring company.

Local Cantina Westerville hosts a weekly Trivia Night every Monday at 7 PM, offering a fun way to start the week. The event features hot tacos, cold margaritas, and a friendly competition. Whether participants are trivia experts or just looking for laughs and queso, this weekly showdown is the perfect opportunity to gather friends. Participation is free; guests simply need to show up and find a seat. Prizes are awarded to the top teams, and the event is hosted by professional trivia leaders who ensure the experience is fun, fast, and exciting. Attendees can enjoy a full Tex-Mex menu, margaritas, and local brews, guaranteeing a good time. As a bonus, Mondays are "Mustache Ride Monday," meaning the house-favorite Mustache Ride Margaritas are available for only $5 all day. Guests are advised to arrive early to secure a seat and snacks, come up with a creative team name, and keep their phones put away, respecting the rules of the trivia warriors. The event takes place at Local Cantina Westerville, located at 667 N Cleveland Avenue, every Monday at 7 PM. Attendees are encouraged to bring their friends, their brainpower, or at least their appetite, to make Monday night feel like Friday night, where tacos and useless knowledge are celebrated.

A toddler time event, including music and movement, is offered with Ms. Deanna and Ms. Shirles every Tuesday at 10:00 am at the Coastal Branch Library. The schedule is subject to change due to library holiday closures or staffing adjustments, and attendees are encouraged to call the Coastal Library at 850-267-2809 to confirm the event.

The event encourages guests to enjoy all-day specials on tacos and margaritas. Attendees are advised to arrive hungry and ready to enjoy the drinks.

Sue Westphal instructs a Line Dancing class every Tuesday. The session for beginners is held from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm, and the session for advanced dancers follows from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm. Interested individuals should contact Sue by phone at 406-580-8776 or by email for further details about the variety of line dances offered.

Papa Surf Burger Bar is hosting a Karaoke Night. Guests are invited to take the stage, grab the mic, and sing their hearts out. They can also enjoy food and drinks while supporting their friends. This is an event for everyone, from karaoke experts to those just looking for a fun night out.

Redd performs a set of requested songs, accepting tips, with the performance scheduled from 6:30 PM to 9:45 PM. Guests are encouraged to call 850-325-0252 to make dinner reservations.

Walton County Coastal Library in Santa Rosa Beach, FL, is hosting "Winter Community Programs" on Wednesdays from January 7 to March 4, 2026, at 10:00 am. These programs are designed for adults and families, offering entertaining and educational content about the community and neighbors. Interested individuals can call (850) 267-2809 for more information. The library is located at 437 Greenway Trail, behind the South Walton Government/Education Complex on HWY 331 South. Seating is limited, and the programs are free to the public. The Winter Community Programs for 2026 are intended to entertain while educating the community about its neighbors. The schedule includes: January 7, 2026: Eboni Fondron, a jazz historian, vocalist, international performer, and prominent recording artist based in Kansas City, MO, will present a program brought by the Rosemary Beach Foundation; Escape to Create. January 14, 2026: Dave Clausen, a retired federal fisheries biologist, will discuss "Underwater Wonders; Snorkeling in the Florida Panhandle," drawing on his experience snorkeling in the area since 1998. January 21, 2026: Brian Cammarano, the Shorebird Stewardship Senior Coordinator for Audubon Florida’s Coastal Team, will present on Shorebird Stewardship in the Florida Panhandle. He will discuss how partners and volunteers help protect imperiled beach-nesting birds, such as the Snowy Plover and Least Tern, and explain how the public can contribute to protecting these species. January 28, 2026: Emily Harrold, a documentary film producer and director whose films have aired nationally and internationally on platforms including PBS, Netflix, Hulu, HBO, CNN, Discovery, National Geographic, and MSNBC, will appear alongside filmmaker Christine Murray. They will preview their documentary project about Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven, a key woman who shaped 20th-century American art history. This program is brought by the Rosemary Beach Foundation; Escape to Create. February 4, 2026: Deanna Smith, Screenplay Author Extraordinaire, along with Coastal Library Staff, will present "Murder at the Disco," a Murder Mystery Theater production promising laughter, antics, and a story of who-done-it. February 11, 2026: Raymond Cyr, a musician artist and professional drummer, will perform "The Voice of the Drum." His career began in 1961, starting with drum and bugle corp and later playing in various bands. He professionally performed in 17 bands, produced 3 albums, and recorded on 8, playing countless concerts across more than 30 states and Canada. He has lived in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, with his musically talented family since 1997. February 18, 2026: Melinda Gates, Environmental Manager for Walton County, will present "The Imperiled Coastal Dune Lakes," discussing these unique ecosystems found in only five places worldwide. With over 20 years of experience protecting natural resources in Florida, her work supports coastal dune lakes, artificial reefs, habitat conservation plans, land management plans, watershed planning, and other programs. February 25, 2026: Judith Dupre, an author who incorporates vintage and historic photos, returns to Escape to Create to develop Bird on a Wire: A William James Mystery, a work of historical nonfiction. Her nonfiction works illuminate the marvelous, particularly in art, architecture, and religion, aiming to connect people to ideas, structures, and places to create new understanding and joy. She is the recipient of numerous prestigious awards, and this program is brought by the Rosemary Beach Foundation; Escape to Create. March 4, 2026: Karen Doud, a horticulture expert and Florida Master Gardener, will give a houseplant presentation. She plans to inspire attendees with her passion for growing houseplants, offering tips and creative ideas for keeping indoor gardens thriving year-round.

AJ’s Grayton Beach is hosting a job fair on February 2nd and February 9th, from 12 PM to 5 PM. Interested applicants are encouraged to attend ready to interview and bring their resume. The restaurant group is hiring for all departments, including Bartenders, Servers, Door Staff, Retail Associates, Bussers, Expos, Food Runners, Host Staff, Kitchen Staff, Prep Cooks, and Late Night Bussers. Candidates can meet face-to-face with hiring managers to learn about the many opportunities available with the locally owned and operated restaurant group, which has been part of the community for over 42 years. Amavida Coffee is expanding its educational offerings with monthly roaster tours and tastings held every third Wednesday, along with hands-on coffee and tea classes offered throughout the month.

The establishment hosts Yappy Hour every Wednesday. Guests are encouraged to bring their dogs and enjoy all-day Happy Hour pricing on the Patio and in the Beer Garden. It is a welcoming environment for drinks, good vibes, and dogs.

This practice is designed for those seeking greater space, strength, and deeper freedom within the body. By targeting areas that commonly restrict range of motion, through intentional stretches that safely open the hamstrings, hip flexors, and heart space, participants will gain access to advanced postures such as Hanumanasana (splits), Urdhva Dhanurasana (wheel), Natarajasana (dancer), and various arm balances like Firefly. Individuals can expect to finish the practice feeling open, lengthened, and aligned, with renewed freedom in their lower back, neck, and shoulders.

The restaurant features an offer where children can dine for free after 5 PM.

Matt's Jazz Jam is scheduled to be performed live for attendees. The event will take place from 6 PM to 9 PM.

A weekly charity bingo event for adults aged 18 and over is held every Wednesday. Playfully referred to as "Not your Grandmas Bingo," the event is dedicated to raising money for local charities. A "Buy One Get One Half Off Burger Special" is available for bingo players. Each evening features six games, with prizes that include humorous items, gift certificates to local businesses, and bar tabs awarded per game. Attendees are reminded that the event is for individuals 18 and over and requires cash for participation.

Music Bingo is scheduled for every Wednesday at 6:30 PM.

The event is described as "Not Your Grandma’s Bingo." Guests are invited to join every Thursday for "Bingo with a view," where they can enjoy free games, tasty cocktails, delicious bites, and rooftop vibes. Winners take home prizes each round, encouraging guests to bring friends, press their luck, and shout "BINGO!" under the evening sky. The event takes place at Ara Rooftop Pool & Lounge Bar on Thursdays, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM.

The venue hosts Trivia Night every Thursday from 6–8 PM. Participation is free, offers a fun experience for friends, and provides a chance to win up to $100 in prizes. Attendees are encouraged to test their knowledge and enjoy the evening.

Redd The Singing Bartender performs song requests for tips. Guests are encouraged to call ahead to make dinner table reservations.

The art gathering meets every Friday, inviting artists to experience the joy of artistic camaraderie, share ideas, and bring their own art. The meeting schedule is subject to change due to holidays or scheduling adjustments, so attendees should call the library at 850-267-2809 to confirm.

The Coastal Branch Library hosts a Robotics and Coding event every Friday afternoon beginning at 3:30 p.m. All ages are invited to participate in coding and building robots using a variety of available kits. The robotic kits cater to all age groups, including Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, and High School students.

Tickets are now available for the Father Daughter Dance 2026, presented by La Luna Children's Boutique. The event is scheduled for February 20th, 2026, from 5-7 PM and offers an evening of dinner, music, dancing, and bonding for fathers and their daughters at The Chapel of 30A. The $150 ticket price includes a plated dinner and dessert for one dad and one daughter, with additional child tickets available for $15 each. This special event is organized to benefit Caring & Sharing of South Walton. Event sponsorship is also available, which includes a free La Luna Gift card valued at $150; more details are provided on the ticketing information page. Organizers anticipate this will be a sweet and memorable occasion.

Lawless Coast Brewing is hosting a major event on February 20th featuring an epic night of music. The performance will include musicians from multiple tribute bands playing classic rock anthems, including songs from legendary groups like Led Zeppelin and ZZ Top. Tickets for the event are currently available for purchase.

Gilleran's Island will be performing live, with the performance scheduled to run from 6 PM to 9 PM.

Max McCann is scheduled to perform live from 7:00 pm to 9:45 pm.

Down Island Gulf Seafood Restaurant presents Late Night Live, featuring local, live bands from 10 PM to 1 AM with no cover charge. Guests can enjoy Down Island's late night drink specials, a snack menu, and Janca Juice. The restaurant is located on Hwy 98 W in Santa Rosa Beach and offers Gulf South cuisine, including wood-fired seafood and raw bar selections.

Hotel guests can begin their Saturday and Sunday mornings with a complimentary Pilates-barre fusion class offered on the rooftop by the pool. Certified instructor Riann leads this all-levels class from 8–9 a.m., guiding participants through a mindful flow of breathwork, assisted stretching, and functional movement to strengthen, balance, and uplift. The class is designed to leave attendees feeling centered, empowered, and refreshed, whether they are beginners or seeking a challenge.

Weekend vibes have improved with a recurring brunch event every Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM to 2 PM, featuring special prices on $5 beers, mimosas, and Bloody Marys.

Jared Herzog will be performing live from 6 PM to 9 PM.

Redd The Singing Bartender provides musical entertainment by singing requests from guests in exchange for tips. Guests are encouraged to call ahead to make dinner table reservations.

The hotel offers a complimentary Pilates-barre fusion class for guests every Saturday and Sunday morning. Certified instructor Riann leads the all-levels class from 8–9 a.m. on the rooftop by the pool. The mindful flow incorporates breathwork, assisted stretching, and functional movement to strengthen, balance, and uplift participants, leaving them feeling centered, empowered, and refreshed.

The Walton Coastal Branch Library will host Filmmaker Presentations featuring Emily Harrold and Christine Murray on Wednesday, January 28th, from 10 AM to 12 PM as part of an Escape to Create event. The Escape to Create 2026 residency will take place from January 7th to February 25th. Ticket purchases help support Escape to Create Residencies and Educational Outreach throughout Walton County. More information and the full schedule can be found on the organization's website. Escape To Create community events feature groundbreaking artists presenting fresh new perspectives in art, music, poetry, and more, and are a generous contribution from Seaside's distinguished Artists-in-Residence. The 2026 Escape to Create Events schedule includes: * January 7: Jazz Performance by Eboni Fondren * January 25: Live Performance and Artist Reception featuring Dr. Laurence Sherr and Harold D. Smith * January 28: Filmmaker Presentations by Emily Harrold and Christine Murray * February 22: Live Performance and Artist Reception featuring Bryant Whelan and Dennis Redmoon Darkeem * February 25: Authors Presentation by Judith DupréEscape to Create is a nationally recognized multidisciplinary artist residency hosted by the Seaside community since 1993. It operates as a volunteer non-profit organization, demonstrating the community's deep investment in the arts. The residencies are made possible through the generosity of Seaside homeowners, merchants, and donors.

Weekend vibes have improved. The establishment invites guests to join them for brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM to 2 PM, featuring $5 beers, mimosas, and Bloody Marys.

The Sunday Strings event, featuring a live performance by the Black Creek String Band, is scheduled to begin at 12 PM.

The Wildlife Specials will be broadcast live for viewing from 1 PM to 4 PM.

Sunday Pickin’ at The Bay with Mike Whitty and Friends is held every Sunday from 4-8 PM. Mike Whitty invites new musicians to perform weekly. Details about the performers are posted by Saturday on The Bay’s social media pages.

The Coastal Library Journal Writing Group is held on Mondays at 11:30 am, and participants are encouraged to bring a journal and pen. The group offers a journey into inner wisdom through gentle reflection, healing, and the art of reconnecting with one's authentic self, suggesting journaling is a gift leading to authentic self-love. The group welcomes both those who are new to journaling and those who are experienced, stating that no writing experience is required, only a willingness to show up with an open heart. Topics explored include journaling a memoir, utilizing tools for self-discovery, and sparking creativity.

The event invites guests to join from 5 PM until close for a special offer: half-off wings. This promotion is valid for dine-in only, encouraging patrons to come hungry and bring friends.

The group is changing its Monday meeting time to 5:30–7:30 p.m., which will last through March. When spring arrives, the time will revert to 6:30–8:30 p.m., and those are the only two times they will meet. Attendees were encouraged to come that evening for the session.

Local Cantina Westerville hosts Trivia Night every Monday at 7 PM. This event offers hot tacos, cold margaritas, and a friendly competition featuring trivia questions. Whether attendees are trivia champions or just looking for fun, this weekly showdown is the perfect opportunity to gather friends and start the week on a high note.

A toddler time event, including music and movement, is offered with Ms. Deanna and Ms. Shirles every Tuesday at 10:00 am at the Coastal Branch Library. The schedule is subject to change due to holiday closures or staffing, and attendees are encouraged to call the Coastal Library at 850-267-2809 to confirm the event.

The event is free to play; participants only need to show up and grab a seat. Prizes are awarded to the top teams, and the trivia is hosted by professionals who ensure the experience is fun, fast, and engaging. The full Tex-Mex menu, margaritas, and local brews are available, guaranteeing good vibes.

Line dancing is offered every Tuesday with instructor Sue Westphal. The class runs from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm for beginners and 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm for advanced dancers. Interested participants may contact Sue at 406-580-8776 for additional details. A variety of line dances will be available, and attendees are encouraged to come enjoy the event.

An additional bonus is Mustache Ride Monday, where the house-favorite Mustache Ride Margaritas are available for $5 all day long. Attendees are advised to arrive early to secure a seat and a snack, come up with a clever team name, and keep their phones put away as a matter of honor among trivia warriors. Local Cantina Westerville is located at 667 N Cleveland Avenue. The event is held every Monday at 7 PM, encouraging people to gather their crew and their brainpower (or appetite) for a night where tacos and useless knowledge reign supreme.

Karaoke Night is hosted at Papa Surf Burger Bar, inviting guests to take the stage. Attendees can grab the mic, sing their hearts out, and enjoy great food and drinks while cheering on their friends. Whether someone is a karaoke pro or just attending for fun, it promises to be an enjoyable night.

Redd performs requested songs for tips from 6:30 PM to 9:45 PM. Guests are encouraged to call ahead for dinner reservations.

Redd performs requested songs for tips from 6:30 PM to 9:45 PM. Guests are encouraged to call ahead for dinner reservations.

The Walton County Coastal Library is hosting "Winter Community Programs" on Wednesdays from January 7 to March 4, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. These programs, which are free to the public with limited seating, are designed for the adult community and families, offering entertaining and educational value about the community and neighbors. Interested parties can call (850) 267-2809 for more information. The library is located at 437 Greenway Trail, Santa Rosa Beach, behind the South Walton Government/Education Complex on HWY 331 South. The 2026 program schedule includes: On January 7, Eboni Fondron, a jazz historian and vocalist, will perform (brought by the Rosemary Beach Foundation; Escape to Create). On January 14, Dave Clausen, a retired federal fisheries biologist, will discuss "Underwater Wonders: Snorkeling in the Florida Panhandle." Brian Cammarano, Shorebird Stewardship Senior Coordinator for Audubon Florida’s Coastal Team, will present on January 21 about protecting imperiled beach-nesting birds. On January 28, documentary film producer and director Emily Harrold, along with filmmaker Christine Murray, will preview a documentary about the forgotten Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven (brought by the Rosemary Beach Foundation; Escape to Create). On February 4, Deanna Smith, a screenplay author, and Coastal Library Staff will present the "Murder at the Disco" Murder Mystery Theater production. Raymond Cyr, a musician, artist, and professional drummer, will perform "The Voice of the Drum" on February 11. On February 18, Melinda Gates, Environmental Manager for Walton County, will present on "The Imperiled Coastal Dune Lakes." Judith Dupre, an author and recipient of numerous prestigious awards, will return on February 25 (brought by the Rosemary Beach Foundation; Escape to Create) to develop *Bird on a Wire: A William James Mystery*, historical nonfiction. Finally, on March 4, Karen Doud, a Florida Master Gardener, will give a houseplant presentation, offering tips and creative ideas for indoor gardening.

Attendees are invited to join the Freeport State of the City Breakfast, a special edition of the Quarterly Wake Up Walton Breakfast, sponsored by Ascension Sacred Heart Hospital on the Emerald Coast. The informative morning event is scheduled for February 3rd at 7:30 a.m. at the E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center in Freeport. The breakfast provides a venue for business leaders, community members, and local stakeholders to receive important updates on the future of the City of Freeport. Mayor Russ Barley will deliver the State of the City of Freeport Address, offering insights on current initiatives, economic development, and the community's future. Participants will have the chance to enjoy breakfast while networking with other professionals and gaining valuable perspectives on Freeport's growth and direction. The event will take place at the E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center. The cost of attendance is $20 for members and $35 for non-members. Additionally, participants can join "Yappy Hour" every Wednesday on the Patio and in the Beer Garden, which welcomes dogs and offers Happy Hour pricing all day.

Lego Club meets every Wednesday in the Coastal Library community meeting room. Participants are encouraged to build their own Lego designs and meet new friends during the meeting, which runs from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm.

A practice is described for those seeking space, strength, and deeper freedom within the body. By focusing on areas that often restrict the range of motion through intentional stretches, participants can safely open the hamstrings, hip flexors, and heart space. This unlocking process provides access to advanced postures such as Hanumanasana (splits), Urdhva Dhanurasana (wheel), Natarajasana (dancer), and arm balances like Firefly. Participants should expect to leave feeling open, lengthened, and aligned, with renewed freedom in their low back, neck, and shoulders.

The establishment offers a promotion where children can eat for free after 5 PM.

Donnie Sundal is scheduled to perform live from 6 PM to 9 PM.

The event, "Not your Grandma's Bingo," is a charity bingo night for adults 18 and over, held every Wednesday. Funds raised during the evening are donated to local charities. Players can enjoy a Buy One Get One Half Off Burger Special. Six games are played each night, with prizes including silly items, gift certificates to local businesses, and bar tabs awarded per game. Attendees are required to bring cash.

The venue hosts Music Bingo every Wednesday at 6:30 PM.

Preschool Story Time is held at the Coastal Branch Library on Thursday mornings starting at 10:00 am. This event offers stories, songs, crafts, and social time for friends and families. Following the stories, parents and caretakers are invited to visit from 11:00 am until noon while their children explore with various styles of blocks, connecting magnet blocks, and code-and-go robots. No registration is needed to attend.

The library hosts Game Day for adults every Thursday from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. The meeting space is provided for attendees to bring and share card table games with others. The event features family-friendly games for individuals interested in playing or learning a new game.

The Business After Hours event will be hosted and sponsored by Saltaire Apartment Homes, offering attendees an evening of networking, connection, and community. This event is designed to provide professionals with the perfect opportunity to meet colleagues, strengthen business relationships, and enjoy a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. Further details for the engaging gathering, which aims to bring the business community together, are expected to be shared soon. The event is scheduled for February 26, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. at Saltaire Apartment Homes, located at 169 Ocean Walk Ln, SRB. Attendees are encouraged to attend for an evening of meaningful connections and great conversation.

This is not your grandmother's bingo. Guests are invited to attend Bingo with a view every Thursday. Attendees can enjoy free games, tasty cocktails, delicious bites, and breathtaking rooftop vibes at the Ara Rooftop Pool & Lounge Bar. Winners take home prizes each round, encouraging guests to bring their friends, press their luck, and shout BINGO under the evening sky. The event takes place every Thursday from 5:00 to 7:00 PM.

Trivia Night is held every Thursday from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The event is free to participate in and offers participants the chance to win up to $100 in prizes. Guests are encouraged to test their knowledge and enjoy an evening out with friends.

Redd The Singing Bartender performs requested songs for tips. Guests are advised to call the venue to make dinner table reservations.

The library hosts a weekly art gathering on Fridays, inviting attendees to experience the joy of art with fellow artists. Participants are encouraged to bring their own art, share ideas, and join in the artistic camaraderie. Patrons should note that the meeting is subject to change due to holidays or scheduling conflicts. For confirmation and inquiries, please call the library at 850-267-2809.

All ages are welcome to participate in coding and building robots with various kits every Friday afternoon, starting at 3:30 PM. The event offers robotic kits suitable for all age groups, including Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, and High School students. This Robotics and Coding program is held at the Coastal Branch Library.

Sunday Pickin’ at The Bay features Mike Whitty and Friends every Sunday from 4 PM to 8 PM. Mr. Whitty introduces new musicians each week. The venue updates its social media pages every Saturday with details about the upcoming performers.

The group is changing the Monday schedule to 5:30–7:30 p.m. from now through March. When spring arrives, the schedule will permanently revert to 6:30–8:30 p.m., with no other times being used. Members are expected to see each other that night for a session of brain-waves and beach-vibes.

It is not one's grandmother's bingo. Guests are invited to attend Bingo with a view every Thursday. They can enjoy free games, tasty cocktails, delicious bites, and breathtaking rooftop vibes. Winners receive prizes each round, encouraging guests to bring their friends, try their luck, and shout BINGO! under the evening sky at Ara Rooftop Pool & Lounge Bar on Thursdays from 5:00 to 7:00 PM.

Sunday Pickin’ at The Bay with Mike Whitty and Friends occurs every Sunday from 4-8 PM. Mike Whitty invites new musicians to perform weekly. The lineup is typically posted by Saturday on The Bay’s social media pages for those seeking event details in advance.

The event is changing its Monday schedule to 5:30–7:30 p.m., effective immediately and lasting through March. When spring arrives, the event will revert to its 6:30–8:30 p.m. time slot, and those two times will be the only schedule options. Attendees were invited to the event that evening for brain-waves and beach-vibes.

This is not your grandmother's bingo. Guests are invited to attend Bingo with a view every Thursday. Attendees can enjoy free games, tasty cocktails, delicious bites, and breathtaking rooftop vibes at the Ara Rooftop Pool & Lounge Bar. Winners take home prizes each round, encouraging guests to bring their friends, press their luck, and shout BINGO under the evening sky. The event takes place every Thursday from 5:00 to 7:00 PM.

Sunday Pickin’ at The Bay features Mike Whitty and Friends every Sunday from 4 PM to 8 PM. Mr. Whitty invites new musicians to play each week. Details on who is playing are posted by Saturday on The Bay’s social media pages.

The meeting time is switching to 5:30–7:30 PM on Mondays through March. When spring arrives, the time will revert to 6:30–8:30 PM, and these will be the only two times used. Attendees are encouraged to come for brain-waves and beach-vibes.

The event is described as "Not Your Grandma’s Bingo." It invites guests to join every Thursday for "Bingo with a view," featuring free games, tasty cocktails, delicious bites, and breathtaking rooftop vibes. Winners receive prizes each round, encouraging attendees to bring their friends, try their luck, and shout "BINGO!" under the evening sky. The event takes place at Ara Rooftop Pool & Lounge Bar on Thursdays from 5:00 to 7:00 pm.

Sunday Pickin’ at The Bay with Mike Whitty and Friends occurs every Sunday from 4-8 PM. New musicians are brought in by Mike each week. The musicians who are playing are posted by Saturday; details are available on The Bay’s social media pages ahead of the event.

The group is changing its Monday meeting time to 5:30–7:30 PM, which will last through March. When spring arrives, the time will switch back to 6:30–8:30 PM, which are the only two times that will be used. Members can expect to see the group tonight for brain-waves and beach-vibes.

The event, "It’s Not Your Grandma’s Bingo," takes place every Thursday at the Ara Rooftop Pool & Lounge Bar from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. Attendees are invited to enjoy Bingo with a view, featuring free games, tasty cocktails, delicious bites, and breathtaking rooftop vibes. Winners receive prizes during each round, encouraging guests to bring their friends, try their luck, and shout "BINGO!" under the evening sky.

Sunday Pickin' at The Bay with Mike Whitty and Friends occurs every Sunday from 4-8 PM. Mike Whitty features new musicians each week. The musicians scheduled to play are always posted by Saturday, so attendees should check The Bay's Facebook or Instagram pages for details before the event.

The group is shifting their meeting time to 5:30–7:30 PM on Mondays, effective immediately through March. When spring arrives, they will revert to the 6:30–8:30 PM schedule. These are the only two times that will be used for the event. Participants are invited to attend that night for "brain-waves and beach-vibes."

It is not the typical game of Bingo. Guests are invited to attend Bingo every Thursday, which offers a beautiful view. Attendees can enjoy free games, tasty cocktails, delicious bites, and breathtaking rooftop vibes. Winners receive prizes each round, encouraging guests to bring friends, try their luck, and shout Bingo under the evening sky. The event is held at Ara Rooftop Pool & Lounge Bar every Thursday from 5:00 to 7:00 pm.

Sunday Pickin' at The Bay with Mike Whitty and Friends takes place every Sunday from 4-8 PM. Mike brings in different musicians to play each week. The musicians who are playing are posted by Saturday, so attendees should check The Bay's social media pages for details ahead of the event.

It is not one's typical bingo game. Guests are invited to join the event every Thursday for Bingo with a view. Attendees can enjoy free games, tasty cocktails, delicious bites, and a breathtaking rooftop atmosphere. Prizes are awarded to winners each round, so participants should bring friends, test their luck, and shout "BINGO!" under the evening sky. The event takes place at Ara Rooftop Pool & Lounge Bar every Thursday, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM.