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Sifu Able leads a free Tai Chi class on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. in the meeting room of the Coastal Branch Library. This gentle form of exercise helps improve balance, flexibility, and strength. The class is open to individuals of all ages and encourages participants to recapture the joy of movement.

Coastal Library is hosting an eight-week Tai Chi class designed for seniors aged 60 and older of all experience levels to help improve balance and lower the risk of falling. The course begins on Monday, February 23rd, and concludes on Wednesday, April 15th. Registration is required, and interested participants can sign up by contacting Jennifer at 850-669-0579. Ed Rosentell will be filling in as a substitute instructor for Jennifer.

Lego Club gathers on Wednesdays between 3:30 pm and 4:30 pm at the Coastal Library community meeting room. Attendees have the opportunity to create their own Lego projects and connect with new friends.

Guests can enjoy bonfires on Wednesdays from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, featuring a warm and welcoming beachside atmosphere. The event offers delicious food, a selection of drinks, and live music to set the mood.

The Coastal Branch Library hosts Preschool Story Time on Thursday mornings beginning at 10:00 am, featuring stories, songs, crafts, and social opportunities for children and families. Following the story session, from 11:00 am until noon, parents and caretakers can socialize while children play with various building blocks, magnetic connectors, and code-and-go robots. No registration is required for this event.

Ara Rooftop Pool and Lounge Bar hosts Bingo with a view every Thursday from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Guests can enjoy free games, cocktails, and food while competing for prizes each round in a rooftop setting.

Redd’s Pub is a South Walton tradition where Redd, the Singing Bartender, performs a one-woman show while serving neighborhood favorites like slow-cooked ribs and brisket nachos. Over the past 13 years, the establishment has become a community gathering place known for authentic hospitality and live music along 30A. Owner Redd expressed gratitude to the locals, visitors, and staff who have supported the pub, noting that the business has always focused on bringing people together to feel at home. Visitors can also request a special dessert certificate during their visit.

Individuals are invited to gather on Fridays to experience the joy of creating art alongside others. Participants can bring their own projects to work on while sharing ideas and enjoying artistic camaraderie. The meeting schedule may change due to holidays or other adjustments, so interested parties are encouraged to contact the library at 850-267-2809 for confirmation.

The Coastal Branch Library invites people of all ages to participate in robotics and coding sessions every Friday starting at 3:30 pm. Attendees can explore building and programming with a variety of robotic kits tailored for preschool, elementary, middle, and high school levels.

The organizers are seeking additional vendors for their upcoming markets, which take place on the first Friday of every month. Interested parties are encouraged to get in touch, and there is no fee required for setting up.

Guests can celebrate the holiday at Hotel Effie’s Ara Rooftop Pool and Lounge on July 3 and 4. The event features DJ sets, festive cocktails, and panoramic views, including a prime vantage point for the Baytowne fireworks display at 9 p.m. on July 4.

Guests are invited to attend a live music performance occurring from 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM.

Scratch Biscuit Kitchen in the WaterColor Town Center hosts a family-friendly bingo afternoon every Saturday from June through July between noon and 2 PM. The event is free to attend, requires no registration, and features prizes and laughter, with food and drinks available for purchase from the menu. Located on Highway 30a in WaterColor, Florida, the eatery serves made-from-scratch biscuits and a signature coffee blend daily for breakfast and lunch.

The City of Freeport, Florida, is hosting its Independence Day celebration and parade on Saturday, July 4th. The family-friendly event includes community activities, food trucks, and a parade that culminates in an evening fireworks display. The parade starts at 6:00 PM at the Freeport Learning Center and ends at the Sports Complex, necessitating the closure of State Road 20 along the route beginning at 5:45 PM. Local businesses and individuals are encouraged to participate by entering antique cars or floats, and interested parties can find applications and schedule updates on the city's official website.

Redd’s Pub is a South Walton tradition where Redd, the Singing Bartender, performs a one-woman show while serving neighborhood favorites like brisket nachos and slow-cooked ribs. Over the past 13 years, the venue has become a community gathering place known for authentic hospitality and live entertainment along 30A. The owner, Redd, expresses deep gratitude to the locals, visitors, and staff who have supported the establishment, noting that the pub has always focused on its people. Visitors can also request a special dessert certificate during their visit.

Hotel Effie’s Ara Rooftop Pool and Lounge hosts a celebration from July 3–4 featuring DJ sets and festive cocktails. Guests can enjoy panoramic views and a prime rooftop vantage point for the Baytowne fireworks display, which begins at 9 p.m. on July 4.

Instructor Elise Gilbert, a multidisciplinary artist and Program Manager at the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County, leads an immersive five-day art camp for students in Grades K–2 from July 6–10. The program runs daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and focuses on building creative confidence through hands-on projects involving painting, clay, sculpture, and mixed media. Registration costs $275 per child, with a discounted rate of $250 for CAA members and a $20 sibling discount available by contacting the organizers for a coupon code. While all art supplies and light snacks are provided, students are asked to wear clothes suitable for messy activities and to bring their own lunch and drinks. The camp requires a minimum of five students to proceed and is capped at twelve participants.

The Coastal Library Journal Writing Group meets on Mondays at 11:30 am to explore inner wisdom through reflection and healing. This group is open to both beginners and experienced writers, offering a space to reconnect with one's authentic self without requiring prior experience. Participants can explore various topics such as memoir writing and self-discovery tools to spark creativity.

Trivia Night at Local Cantina Westerville takes place every Monday at 7 PM, offering a lively evening of friendly competition, Tex-Mex cuisine, and drinks. The event is free to play, and teams can compete for prizes while enjoying $5 Mustache Ride Margaritas and a full menu of tacos and local brews. Located at 667 N Cleveland Avenue, the weekly showdown is hosted by pros and encourages participants to arrive early for seating and to silence their phones during gameplay.

Instructor Elise Gilbert will lead an immersive five-day art camp for students in Grades K–2 from July 6 through July 10. Gilbert, a multidisciplinary artist with degrees in Studio Art and Art Education, will guide campers through hands-on projects involving painting, clay, sculpture, and mixed media. The camp runs daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and costs $275 per child, with a discounted rate of $250 for Cultural Arts Alliance members and a $20 sibling discount available. Participants should bring their own lunch and water bottle and dress for messy activities, as all other art supplies and light snacks are provided. Space is limited to a maximum of 12 students, and the session requires at least five participants to proceed.

Ms. Deanna and Ms. Shirles lead a toddler session featuring music and movement at the Coastal Branch Library on Tuesdays at 10:00 am. The schedule is subject to change based on staffing or holiday closures, so attendees are encouraged to call the library at 850-267-2809 to confirm the event.

Chess with Mr. Owens takes place every Tuesday at 3:30 pm at the Coastal Branch Library. The program is open to individuals of all ages and skill levels, offering instruction on chess openings, endings, and special moves. Interested participants can call (850) 267-2809 for further details.

English Language Learners classes are held on Tuesday evenings at 6:30, occurring weekly with the exception of the second Tuesday of each month.

Redd’s Pub is a South Walton staple that has served the community for 13 years, known for its unique blend of a neighborhood pub, live music venue, and gathering place. The establishment features the Singing Bartender, Redd, who performs a one-woman show while serving popular dishes like slow-cooked ribs, brisket nachos, and Southern comfort food. Redd founded the pub to create a welcoming environment where locals and visitors could enjoy live entertainment and feel at home, and she attributes the business's longevity to the continued support of its patrons.

This immersive, hands-on art camp is designed for students in grades K–2 to spark creativity and build confidence. Led by instructor Elise Gilbert, a multidisciplinary artist and educator, the five-day session focuses on sculpture and childhood art education. Campers will experiment with various materials, including clay, painting, and mixed media, to create unique masterpieces while building self-expression skills and social connections in a supportive environment. The camp takes place July 6–10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with a registration cost of $275 per child. Members of the Cultural Arts Alliance receive a discounted rate of $250, and a $20 sibling discount is also available by contacting the organizers for a coupon code. Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 12 students, with a minimum requirement of five students for the camp to proceed. All necessary art supplies and light snacks are included, though students are required to bring their own lunch and water bottle and should dress for a messy creative experience.

The Back Nine Indoor Golf is hosting a Summer Junior Golf Camp led by PGA Instructor Eric Farrior to help young golfers improve their skills and build confidence. The camp focuses on golf fundamentals and technique in a supportive environment, offering three separate sessions: July 8-10 for ages 6-10, July 22-24 for ages 11-14, and July 29-31 for ages 15-17. Each daily session runs from 9:00 am to 10:30 am and is limited to eight participants to ensure personalized instruction. The cost to attend is $200 per camper.

Sifu Able leads a complimentary Tai Chi session every Wednesday at 10:00 AM in the Coastal Branch Library's meeting room. This low-impact exercise is designed to enhance strength, flexibility, and balance for participants of all ages, encouraging them to rediscover the pleasure of movement.

Coastal Library is hosting an eight-week Tai Chi course designed for seniors aged 60 and older of all experience levels. The program begins on Monday, February 23rd, and concludes on Wednesday, April 15th, with a focus on improving balance and reducing the risk of falls. Although Ed Rosentell will be substituting for Jennifer, interested participants must still contact Jennifer at 850-669-0579 to complete the required registration.

Lego Club at the Coastal Library community meeting room provides an opportunity for participants to create their own designs and socialize with others every Wednesday from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm.

Attendees can enjoy bonfires on Wednesdays from 5 PM to 8 PM, creating a warm beachside atmosphere. The event features live music, food, and drinks for guests to enjoy with friends.

Generate is a professional leads group in the Walton area that focuses on helping local professionals build strong connections and gain quality referrals. The group meets every other month for coffee and conversation, providing a casual yet purposeful environment for networking and exchanging business cards. Participants have the opportunity to share their work, connect with motivated individuals, and grow alongside other Chamber members.

The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County is hosting an immersive five-day art camp for students in grades K–2 from July 6 to July 10. Led by instructor Elise Gilbert, a multidisciplinary artist and experienced educator, the program encourages young artists to explore various mediums such as painting, clay, sculpture, and mixed media. The camp runs daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with a registration cost of $275 per child, though discounts are available for CAA members and siblings. All necessary art supplies and light snacks are provided, but students are required to bring their own lunch and water bottle and should dress for messy activities. Space is limited to 12 students and requires a minimum of five participants to proceed; otherwise, the session will be canceled 72 hours in advance with full refunds issued.

The Summer Junior Golf Camp at The Back Nine Indoor Golf, led by PGA Instructor Eric Farrior, offers a fun and interactive environment for young golfers to build confidence and improve their skills. The program focuses on golf fundamentals and technique through personalized instruction, with each daily session limited to eight participants. The camp is organized by age group, with sessions for ages 6-10 from July 8-10, ages 11-14 from July 22-24, and ages 15-17 from July 29-31. Each session runs from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM at a cost of $200 per camper.

Preschool Story Time at the Coastal Branch Library takes place on Thursday mornings starting at 10:00 am. Children can enjoy a variety of stories, songs, and crafts while socializing with others. Following the stories, from 11:00 am until noon, parents and caregivers are invited to visit while children engage in play with various blocks and robots. No registration is required for this event.

The library hosts a Game Day for adults every Thursday from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Community members are encouraged to bring their own card and table games to share with others in the library's meeting space. This family-friendly event offers an opportunity for individuals to play familiar games or learn new ones together. Interested participants can contact the library at 850-267-2809 for further details.

Bingo with a View takes place every Thursday at Ara Rooftop Pool and Lounge Bar from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. This lively event features free games, refreshing cocktails, and delicious food served against a backdrop of breathtaking rooftop scenery. Participants have the chance to win prizes in every round while enjoying the evening atmosphere with friends.

Redd’s Pub is a South Walton tradition where the owner, known as Redd the Singing Bartender, performs a one-woman show while serving patrons. For 13 years, this venue has functioned as a neighborhood pub and live music hub, offering Southern comfort food such as brisket nachos and slow-cooked ribs. Redd expresses deep gratitude to the locals, visitors, and staff who have supported the establishment, noting that the pub has always focused on bringing people together to relax and enjoy themselves. Visitors can also request a special dessert certificate during their visit.

Instructor Elise Gilbert leads an immersive five-day art camp for students in grades K-2, focused on fostering creativity and confidence through hands-on projects. Gilbert, a multidisciplinary artist and Program Manager at the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County, utilizes her background in sculpture and art education to guide students in exploring painting, clay, mixed media, and sculpture. The session runs from July 6 to July 10, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., with a registration fee of $275 per child. Discounts are available for members and siblings, and all necessary supplies are included. Participants are advised to dress for a messy environment and bring their own lunch and drinks, though light snacks are provided. The camp requires a minimum of five students to proceed and is limited to a maximum of 12.

Artists are invited to gather on Fridays to experience the joy of creating alongside others. Participants can bring their own projects to share ideas and enjoy the company of fellow creators. Interested individuals should contact the library at 850-267-2809 to confirm the schedule, as meetings may change due to holidays or other conflicts.

The Summer Junior Golf Camp at The Back Nine Indoor Golf, led by PGA Instructor Eric Farrior, offers a fun and interactive environment for young golfers to build confidence and improve their skills. The program focuses on golf fundamentals, technique, and game improvement through personalized instruction, with each session limited to eight participants. The camp is organized by age groups, with sessions for children ages 6 to 10 held from July 8-10, ages 11 to 14 from July 22-24, and ages 15 to 17 from July 29-31. Each daily session runs from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM at a cost of $200 per camper.

The Coastal Branch Library invites people of all ages to participate in robotics and coding sessions held on Friday afternoons starting at 3:30 PM. The program features a variety of robotic kits tailored for preschool, elementary, middle school, and high school age groups, providing an opportunity for attendees to build and explore technology.

Cadillac Willy will perform a live set from 10 PM to 1 AM.

Scratch Biscuit Kitchen invites families to enjoy Bingo every Saturday from June through July at the WaterColor Town Center. Held from noon to 2 PM, the event features prizes and a lively atmosphere, with Bingo being free to play while food and drinks are available for purchase. Known for its southern-style biscuits and unique coffee, the eatery offers a casual, family-friendly dining experience on Highway 30a and is open daily for breakfast and lunch.

Redd’s Pub is a South Walton tradition where Redd, the singing bartender, performs a one-woman show while serving fans favorite dishes like brisket nachos and slow-cooked ribs. For over 13 years, this neighborhood establishment has functioned as a live music venue and community gathering spot known for its authentic hospitality. Guests are encouraged to ask for a dessert certificate during their visit. Having reached this 13-year milestone, the owner expresses deep gratitude to the locals, visitors, and musicians who have supported the pub and helped create a welcoming environment where people can relax and feel at home.

Sunday Pickin' at The Bay features Mike Whitty and Friends every Sunday from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Each week, a rotating lineup of guest musicians joins the performance. Specific details regarding the weekly performers are typically shared by Saturday on the venue's social media profiles.

This hands-on art camp, led by multidisciplinary artist Elise Gilbert, is designed to foster creativity and confidence in young artists entering grades 3-4. Throughout the week-long session from July 13 to July 17, students will explore a variety of mediums, including painting, ceramics, drawing, and sculpture, through multi-step projects and guided instruction. The camp runs daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and costs $300 per child, with a discounted rate of $270 for Cultural Arts Alliance members and a $20 sibling discount available. All supplies are provided, and while light snacks are included, participants should bring their own lunch and water bottle and dress for a messy creative environment. Space is limited to 15 students, and the session requires a minimum of five participants to proceed.

The Coastal Library Journal Writing Group meets on Mondays at 11:30 am. Participants are encouraged to bring a journal and pen to engage in a journey of inner wisdom through gentle reflection and healing. This group focuses on the art of reconnecting with one's authentic self and requires no prior writing experience, only an open heart. The sessions are open to both beginners and experienced writers, covering topics such as memoir writing and using specific tools for self-discovery and creativity.

Amy Howard, a celebrity designer and instructor, is leading an impressive workshop series. Interested participants can find the registration link online to join the sessions.

Local Cantina Westerville hosts a Trivia Night every Monday at 7 PM, offering a lively atmosphere with hot tacos and cold margaritas. The event is free to play and features prizes for top teams, hosted by professionals who ensure a fun and fast-paced competition. Guests can also enjoy the Mustache Ride Monday special, which includes $5 house margaritas all day. Located at 667 N Cleveland Avenue, it provides a full Tex-Mex menu and local brews, making it an ideal spot for friends to gather and enjoy a night of friendly competition and good vibes.

The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County is hosting an immersive, hands-on art camp for young artists in grades 3-4, led by instructor Elise Gilbert. Gilbert is a multidisciplinary artist and sculptor with a background in studio art and art education. During the week of July 13 through July 17, students will meet daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to explore various mediums, including painting, ceramics, drawing, and sculpture. The camp focuses on multi-step projects designed to build artistic skills and confidence through guided instruction and personal experimentation. The cost for the five-day session is $300 per child, though discounts are available for CAA members and siblings. The class size is limited to a maximum of 15 students and requires a minimum of five participants to proceed. All necessary art supplies are provided, and while light snacks are included, students are expected to bring their own lunch and drinks. Participants are encouraged to dress for a messy and creative experience. Registration is available through the Cultural Arts Alliance, and early sign-up is recommended due to limited space.

Ms. Deanna and Ms. Shirles lead a toddler session featuring music and movement at the Coastal Branch Library on Tuesdays at 10:00 am. This schedule is subject to change based on holiday closures or staffing updates, so attendees are encouraged to call the library at 850-267-2809 to confirm the event.

The Coastal Branch Library hosts a weekly chess program led by Mr. Owens every Tuesday at 3:30 pm. This event is open to individuals of all ages and experience levels, providing instruction on openings, endings, and special moves. For additional details, interested parties may contact (850) 267-2809.

English Language Learners classes are held every Tuesday evening at 6:30, with the exception of the second Tuesday of each month.

Redd’s Pub is a long-standing South Walton tradition known for its unique blend of hospitality and entertainment. For over 13 years, owner Redd, the Singing Bartender, has performed a one-woman show while serving crowd favorites like brisket nachos, slow-cooked ribs, and Southern comfort food. This neighborhood pub and live music venue offers a welcoming atmosphere where both locals and visitors can enjoy authentic hospitality and a sense of community. Over more than a decade of operation, the establishment has focused on providing a place for guests to relax, sing along, and feel at home.

The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County is hosting an immersive, hands-on art camp for young artists in grades 3-4 from July 13 to 17. Led by instructor Elise Gilbert, a multidisciplinary artist and educator, the program encourages creative exploration through various mediums, including painting, ceramics, drawing, and sculpture. Students will participate in multi-step projects designed to build confidence and craftsmanship in a collaborative environment. The camp runs daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with a registration cost of $300 per child, which includes all necessary supplies. CAA members receive a discounted rate of $270, and a $20 sibling discount is also available. Interested parties can contact the organizers via email or phone to obtain discount codes. Participants are advised to dress for a messy art experience and should bring their own lunch and water bottle, though light snacks are provided. Space is limited, and the session requires a minimum of five students to proceed.

Sifu Able leads a free Tai Chi class every Wednesday at 10:00 AM in the Coastal Branch Library meeting room. This gentle exercise program is designed for all ages to improve balance, flexibility, and strength while helping participants rediscover the joy of movement.

Amavida Coffee is increasing its educational opportunities by providing monthly roaster tours and tastings each third Wednesday, in addition to various coffee and tea workshops available during the month.

Coastal Library is offering an eight-week Tai Chi class specifically for seniors aged 60 and older. The program, which aims to improve balance and reduce the risk of falls, runs from Monday, February 23rd through Wednesday, April 15th. Interested participants of all experience levels are required to register by contacting Jennifer via phone at 850-669-0579. Ed Rosentell will be substituting for Jennifer during this time.

Lego Club takes place on Wednesdays from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm at the Coastal Library community meeting room, where participants can create their own Lego designs and socialize with others.

Guests can enjoy bonfires on Wednesdays from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, creating a warm and inviting beachside atmosphere. The event features live music, delicious food, and a variety of drinks for friends to enjoy together.

Local artist and CAA Pottery Studio lead instructor Jessica Batson leads a beginner-friendly ceramics workshop designed for those new to the pottery wheel. Hosted over four evenings, the series introduces participants to foundational wheel-throwing techniques in a supportive environment. The first two sessions cover centering, pulling, and shaping clay to create mugs and bowls, while the third focuses on trimming and surface decoration. In the final session, students learn the glazing process to prepare their work for the kiln. The course includes two complimentary open studio sessions for additional practice. Open to individuals ages 18 and older, the class takes place from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. on July 15, 16, 17, and 27. The workshop requires a minimum of three students and can accommodate a maximum of four. If the minimum is not met 48 hours in advance, the class is canceled and registered students are refunded. Please note that make-up sessions are not available for missed classes.

The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County is hosting an immersive, hands-on art camp for students in Grades 3-4 from July 13 to July 17. Led by multidisciplinary artist and educator Elise Gilbert, the program runs daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and focuses on painting, ceramics, drawing, and sculpture. The cost is $300 per child, with a discounted rate of $270 for members and a $20 sibling discount available. All supplies are included, and while light snacks are provided, students are asked to bring their own lunch and water bottle and dress for messy activities. Registration is limited to a maximum of 15 students, and the session requires at least five participants to proceed.

Coastal Library hosts Preschool Story Time every Thursday morning at 10:00 am, featuring stories, songs, crafts, and social interaction. Following the stories, from 11:00 am until noon, parents and caretakers can socialize while children play with various blocks and robots. No registration is required for this event.

The library hosts a Game Day for adults every Thursday from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Community members are encouraged to bring their own card and table games to share with others in a family-friendly environment. This gathering offers an opportunity for participants to play familiar games or learn new ones while socializing with fellow library visitors. Interested individuals can contact the library at 850-267-2809 for further details.

Ara Rooftop Pool and Lounge Bar hosts a weekly bingo event every Thursday from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. Guests can enjoy free games, cocktails, and food while competing for prizes in a rooftop setting. Participants are encouraged to bring friends and enjoy the evening atmosphere.

Led by local artist and instructor Jessica Batson, this beginner-friendly ceramics workshop at CAA Pottery Studio introduces participants to the foundational techniques of wheel-throwing. Over four evening sessions, students learn to center, pull, and shape clay to create mugs and bowls, followed by trimming, surface decoration, and glazing their pieces for the kiln. The course includes two complimentary open studio sessions for independent practice. Open to ages 18 and up, the class meets from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. on July 15, 16, 17, and 27. Please note that make-up sessions are not available, and classes may be canceled if the minimum enrollment of three students is not met 48 hours in advance.

Redd's Pub is a South Walton tradition where Redd, the singing bartender, performs her signature show most nights while serving guests. This local establishment functions as a neighborhood pub, live music venue, and community gathering spot known for its Southern comfort food, including brisket nachos and slow-cooked ribs. For over thirteen years, Redd’s Pub has maintained a loyal following by providing authentic hospitality and a welcoming atmosphere for both locals and visitors. Owner Redd expresses deep gratitude to the community and supporters who have made the pub a place where people can feel at home and enjoy themselves for over a decade.

Instructor Elise Gilbert leads an immersive art camp for children in grades 3-4 from July 13 to 17, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. As a multidisciplinary artist and Program Manager at the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County, she guides students through daily explorations of different mediums, including painting, ceramics, drawing, and sculpture. The program focuses on multi-step projects designed to build creative confidence and craftsmanship through hands-on discovery and collaborative art-making. The five-day session costs $300 per child, with a discounted rate of $270 for CAA members and a $20 sibling discount available via a coupon code. Registration includes all necessary supplies, though students are asked to bring their own lunch and drinks; light snacks are provided. The class size is limited to a maximum of 15 students and requires a minimum of five to proceed. Participants should dress for a messy artistic experience. Early registration is encouraged, and the camp will be canceled with a full refund if the minimum enrollment is not met 72 hours in advance.

The library hosts an art gathering every Friday where artists can come together to share ideas and work on their personal projects in a collaborative environment. Interested participants are encouraged to call 850-267-2809 for more information, as meetings may be subject to change due to holidays or scheduling updates.

The Coastal Branch Library invites people of all ages to explore robotics and coding every Friday afternoon starting at 3:30 pm. The library provides various robotic kits tailored for preschool, elementary, middle school, and high school age groups.