Gulf and Green w/ Carriage House

The Courtyard at Pescado hosts cocktails and live music from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in Rosemary Beach. Guests can enjoy small plates for sharing and a full-service bar with premium spirits and exclusive wines. Live music performances include Brad & TJ Duo on Wednesdays, Barry Fish on Fridays, August 7 and 21, The Sundown Strays on Saturdays, Sundays, August 14 and 28, Kristi Leann on August 4, Leana Carter on August 11 and 25, and Otha Allen Jr. on August 18.

SOWAL House continues its tradition of celebrating jazz with a rotating cast of nationally recognized musicians and Velvet Jazz Collective members. Happy Hour begins at 6 PM, with music starting at 7 PM and performances concluding at 10 PM. Scheduled performances include the Sharon Carroll Duo on Friday, July 18, and Saturday, July 19. Luke Pinegar and Special Guests are scheduled for Friday, July 25, and Saturday, July 26. The performers for Friday, August 1, and Saturday, August 2, are to be announced. Doors open at 6 PM for all performances.

Born in San Diego in 1971 and raised in Novato, California, Steven Quartly cherishes his childhood memories. The older of two children to Janet and Christopher Quartly, Steven recalls joyful times playing in the woods with his sister, Karyn. His mother was a homemaker, and his father owned a life insurance company and was an artist at heart. Steven struggled in school due to dyslexia, which led his parents to encourage him in the arts, particularly painting and music. He believes this was beneficial, stating that he learned differently, on a creative level, which is a valuable lesson for those who struggle in traditional schooling. At 13, Steven began oil painting classes, primarily attended by older women artists. He found the dynamic enjoyable, as the teacher made an exception for him to join the adult-only class. For five years, he honed his skills in traditional painting techniques. A loft in his family home was converted into a studio where he painted houses for neighbors and flowers for his sister. Upon graduating high school, Steven felt directionless. He enrolled at Santa Barbara College, funding two years of art courses. He later transferred to Azusa Pacific University, where he pursued his interests in music, drama, and art, participating in the university choir and writing and playing guitar. He earned a B.A. in Fine Art, describing his life as a "miscellany of hobbies." Though painting wasn't his main focus in college, his studies helped him connect emotion with technique in his art, a depth of feeling evident in his current work. Before graduating, he was commissioned to paint a 30-foot mural for the university's Marshburn Memorial Library solarium. Steven ultimately chose to pursue a career as an artist, though he still enjoys writing music and singing. He has been painting full-time for about twelve years. Early on, challenges arose. He and his wife, Natalie, married for ten years, lived in a beach apartment while Steven worked various jobs, including in a surf shop, a coffee shop, running deliveries for a frame shop, and even painting mailboxes to make ends meet. He painted in his spare time until his work gradually gained recognition. Describing himself as largely self-taught, Steven focuses on capturing romance and emotion in his scenes, whether they are European cities, Mediterranean seascapes, or California landscapes. His inspiration stems from the joy of life, and he considers himself a romantic. Painters who have influenced him include Tom Swimm for his use of colors, Rembrandt for his light-on-dark application, and Charles W. Mundy for the movement in his impressionistic plein air works, especially his "mixing on the canvas." He also admires fellow palette knife artist Howard Behrens and James Coleman for the romance in his paintings. Steven also credits his grandfather, Eric Quartly, for his positive influence and creativity. Eric, an engineer for San Diego and San Francisco, was a creative and influential individual with a romantic aura, perhaps reflected in Steven's paintings. Eric met his future wife, Nancy, who was visiting from England on the sister ship to the Titanic. They waited a year for Nancy's family to approve her return to marry Eric. Steven has visited his English ancestors' home in Devon, and England serves as the setting for several of his paintings. He paints scenes Plein Air or recreates them from his photographs and sketches, inspired by his travels to Europe and England with Natalie. He has expanded his artistic scope to include works set in Hawaii and tropical regions. He acknowledges Natalie's crucial role in managing his self-publishing business, as she handles distribution and works with galleries displaying his oil paintings and hand-embellished giclées on canvas. Steven is deeply involved in the printmaking process, working with top ateliers in the US, performing color proofing, hand-embellishing, and applying coatings. He explains that he hasn't found an assistant who can meet his standards for prints, and his personal involvement in quality has become a significant selling point for galleries, as he believes removing the artist from the work lessens its meaning. Family life is important to Steven. He and Natalie have four children and reside in North Tustin, CA, near the Pacific Ocean, where Steven enjoys surfing. A few mornings a week, he rises at 5 a.m. to surf alone or with friends, finding it an escape that maintains his mental and physical well-being. By 8 a.m., he returns home to his studio, a light-filled space custom-built on their property with Natalie. Known for his prolificacy, completing up to 120 paintings annually, he works until 5 p.m., joining his family for dinner before often returning to paint into the night. While working, he listens to music, favoring classical composers like Bach and Schubert, or romantic artists such as Andrea Bocelli. He describes himself as a somewhat melancholic personality, which lends a touch of mystery to his paintings, yet he aims to convey happiness, joy, and hope. Steven believes artists have a duty to bring hope into a world with much negativity. Religion is central to his life; he attends church every Sunday and begins each day with prayer, expressing gratitude for God's blessings and daily joys. He is thankful for his home and the freedom to pursue his passion, and while he enjoys visiting other places, he loves returning home. Quartly's work is self-published through Quartly Fine Art.

The Courtyard at Pescado offers cocktails and live music from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in Rosemary Beach. Guests can enjoy small plates designed for sharing and a full-service bar featuring premium spirits and exclusive wines. Live music performances include Brad & TJ Duo on Wednesdays, Barry Fish on Fridays, The Sundown Strays on Saturdays and Sundays, Kristi Leann on August 4, Leana Carter on August 11 and 25, and Otha Allen Jr. on August 18.

SOWAL House proudly continues its jazz celebration with "The Velvet Jazz Collective Series," showcasing a diverse lineup of nationally recognized musicians and Velvet Jazz Collective members. Happy Hour commences at 6 PM, followed by music at 7 PM, with the venue open until 10 PM. Performances include the Sharon Carroll Duo on Friday, July 18, and Saturday, July 19, and Luke Pinegar & Special Guests on Friday, July 25, and Saturday, July 26. The artists for Friday, August 1, and Saturday, August 2, are yet to be announced. Doors for all performances open at 6 PM. More information regarding the featured artists and RSVP can be found on the SOWAL House website.

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

The 30A Farmers Market is a year-round event that takes place every Sunday from 9 AM to 1 PM. It is located at 28 N. Barrett Square, Rosemary Beach, Florida.

Steven Quartly was born in San Diego in 1971 and grew up in Novato, California. He cherishes fond memories of his childhood, playing in the woods and trees with his sister Karyn. His parents, Janet and Christopher Quartly, encouraged his artistic pursuits in painting and music due to his struggles with dyslexia in school. He notes that he "learned differently" on a creative level. At 13, he enrolled in an oil painting class primarily attended by older women. He found the dynamic enjoyable and studied there for five years, mastering traditional techniques. A loft in his family home became his studio where he painted houses for neighbors and flowers for his sister. After high school, feeling directionless, he studied art at Santa Barbara College for two years before transferring to Azusa Pacific University to pursue music, drama, and art. He participated in the university choir and also played guitar and wrote music, earning a B.A. in Fine Art. He described his life as "filled with a miscellany of hobbies." Although painting wasn't a priority during college, his studies helped him connect emotion with technique in his artwork. Before graduating, he was commissioned to paint a 30-foot mural for the university's Marshburn Memorial Library solarium. He eventually decided to pursue a career as an artist, though he still enjoys writing and singing music. He has been a full-time painter for about twelve years, facing initial challenges. He and his wife, Natalie, lived by the beach while Steven worked various jobs to make ends meet, painting in his spare time until his work gained recognition. Steven, largely self-taught, paints scenes of European cities, Mediterranean seascapes, or California landscapes that evoke romance and emotion. His inspiration stems from the joy of life. He describes himself as a romantic and admires painters like Tom Swimm for his use of colors, Rembrandt for his light application, Charles W. Mundy for movement in his impressionist plein air works, Howard Behrens, and James Coleman for the romance in his paintings. He attributes his positive influence and creativity to his grandfather, Eric Quartly, an engineer for San Diego and San Francisco, who was a creative and influential person with a romantic air. Eric met his wife, Nancy, who was visiting from England on a sister ship to the Titanic. They waited a year for Nancy's family's permission to marry. Steven has visited his English ancestors' home in Devon, which serves as a setting for some of his paintings. He paints scenes en plein air or recreates them from photographs and sketches, inspired by his travels to Europe and England with Natalie. He has expanded his artistic horizons to include works set in Hawaii and tropical regions. He credits Natalie as instrumental in running his self-publishing business, as she manages distribution and works with galleries showcasing his oil paintings and hand-embellished giclées on canvas. Steven is deeply involved in the printmaking process, working with top ateliers in the US, performing color proofing, hand-embellishing, and applying coatings. He explains that he has not found an assistant who can meet his standards for prints, and his involvement in quality has become a significant selling point for galleries, as he believes that removing the artist from the work diminishes its meaning. Family life is important to Steven. He and Natalie have four children, and their home is in North Tustin, California, near the Pacific Ocean, where Steven enjoys surfing. A few mornings a week, he surfs at 5 a.m., alone or with friends, finding it an escape that maintains his mental and physical health. By 8 a.m., he is back in his custom-built studio, filled with light, on their property. Known for his prolificacy, completing up to 120 paintings a year, he works until 5 p.m., joining his family for dinner, often returning to paint into the night. While working, he listens to music, favoring classics like Bach or Schubert, or the romance of Andrea Bocelli. He admits to a "melancholy type of personality," which adds a touch of mystery to his paintings, yet he aims to convey happiness, joy, and hope. He believes artists have a duty to bring hope into a world with much negativity. Religion is significant to Steven; he attends church every Sunday and begins each day with prayer, expressing gratitude for God's blessings and daily joys. He is thankful for his home and the freedom to pursue his passion, and while he enjoys visiting other places, he loves returning home. Quartly's work is self-published through Quartly Fine Art.

The Courtyard at Pescado hosts cocktails and live music from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in Rosemary Beach, offering a refined experience with shared small plates and a full-service bar featuring premium spirits and exclusive wines. Live music at The Courtyard at Pescado from 6-10 PM includes Brad & TJ Duo on Wednesdays, Barry Fish on Fridays, August 7, and August 21, The Sundown Strays on Saturdays, Sundays, August 14, and August 28, Kristi Leann on August 4, Leana Carter on August 11 and August 25, and Otha Allen Jr. on August 18.

Born in San Diego in 1971 and raised in Novato, California, Steven Quartly cherishes fond memories of his childhood. The elder of two children born to Janet and Christopher Quartly, he recalls happy times playing in the woods and trees with his sister Karyn. His mother was a homemaker, and his father owned a life insurance company and was also an artist. Steven found school challenging due to dyslexia, which led his parents to encourage him in the arts, specifically painting and music. He believes this was beneficial, stating that he learned creatively, not conventionally. At 13, Steven began oil painting classes, primarily attended by older women. He found the dynamic enjoyable and studied traditional techniques for five years. His family converted a loft into a studio where he painted houses for neighbors and flowers for his sister. After high school, he lacked direction and enrolled at Santa Barbara College, studying art for two years. He then transferred to Azusa Pacific University, where he explored music, drama, and art, participating in the university choir and writing and playing guitar. He graduated with a B.A. in Fine Art, describing his life as a "miscellany of hobbies." Although painting wasn't a priority in college, he learned to connect emotion with technique in his art, which is evident in his current work. Before graduating, he was honored with a commission to paint a 30-foot mural for the university's Marshburn Memorial Library solarium. He eventually pursued a career as an artist, though he still enjoys writing and singing music. Steven has been painting full-time for about twelve years. Early on, it was difficult; he and his wife, Natalie, lived by the beach while he worked various jobs to make ends meet, painting in his spare time until he gained recognition. He describes himself as self-taught, focusing on scenes—European cities, Mediterranean seascapes, or California landscapes—that evoke romance and emotion. His inspiration comes from the joy of life, and he considers himself a romantic. He admires Tom Swimm for his use of colors, Rembrandt for his light application, Charles W. Mundy for movement in his impressionist plein air works, Howard Behrens, a fellow palette knife artist, and James Coleman for the romance in his paintings. Steven also credits his grandfather, Eric Quartly, an engineer for San Diego and San Francisco, for his creative and positive influence. Eric, who met his wife Nancy (who arrived from England on the sister ship to the Titanic) in the US, also had a romantic air, perhaps reflected in Steven's art. Steven has visited his English ancestors' home in Devon, and England serves as the setting for several of his paintings. He paints scenes en plein air or recreates them from photographs and sketches inspired by his travels to Europe and England with Natalie. He has recently expanded his subjects to Hawaii and tropical regions. Natalie is crucial to their self-publishing business, handling distribution and working with galleries that display his oil paintings and hand-embellished giclées on canvas. Steven is deeply involved in the printmaking process, working with top US ateliers, color proofing, hand-embellishing, and applying coatings. He believes his direct involvement ensures quality and adds meaning, stating, "The more you remove the artist from the work, the more the meaning is lessened." Family life is important to Steven. He and Natalie have four children and live in North Tustin, California, near the Pacific Ocean, where Steven enjoys surfing a few mornings a week. He surfs alone or with friends, finding it an escape that keeps him mentally and physically healthy. By 8 a.m., he is back in his custom-built, light-filled studio on their property. Known for his prolificacy, completing up to 120 paintings annually, he works until 5 p.m., joins his family for dinner, and often continues painting into the night. While working, he listens to music, favoring classical composers like Bach and Schubert or romantic artists like Andrea Bocelli. He describes himself as a melancholic personality, which adds a mysterious quality to his paintings, yet he aims to convey happiness, joy, and hope. He believes artists have a duty to bring hope into the world, given the negativity. Religion is important to Steven; he attends church every Sunday and begins each day with prayer, expressing gratitude for his life and joys. He appreciates his freedom to pursue his passion and loves returning home after visiting other places. Quartly's work is self-published through Quartly Fine Art.

The Courtyard at Pescado hosts live music and cocktails from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in Rosemary Beach. This refined experience offers small plates for sharing and a full-service bar featuring premium spirits and exclusive wines. The live music schedule includes: Brad & TJ Duo on Wednesdays; Barry Fish on Fridays, August 7, and August 21; The Sundown Strays on Saturdays, Sundays, August 14, and August 28; Kristi Leann on August 4; Leana Carter on August 11 and August 25; and Otha Allen Jr. on August 18.

Havana Beach Rooftop Bar offers cocktails and music Monday through Wednesday from 6 PM to 8 PM, March through September, in Rosemary Beach. Admission is complimentary and open to the public. It is a fun way to spend the evening with a favorite beverage, good eats, and a beautiful view overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. The weekly music calendar includes Lori Ubowski on Mondays, Joey Shaling on Tuesdays, and Timmy Hood on Wednesdays.

Born in San Diego in 1971 and raised in Novato, California, Steven Quartly's childhood was filled with happy memories, playing in the woods with his sister Karyn. School was challenging for Steven due to dyslexia, leading his parents to encourage his artistic talents in painting and music. He found this creative learning approach beneficial. At 13, Steven began oil painting classes, learning traditional techniques for five years. After high school, he studied art at Santa Barbara College and later transferred to Azusa Pacific University, focusing on music, drama, and art, where he also played guitar and wrote music, earning a B.A. in Fine Art. Although painting wasn't his primary focus in university, his studies helped him connect emotion with technique in his art. Before graduating, he painted a 30-foot mural for the university library. Steven eventually pursued a full-time career as an artist, painting for about twelve years. Early on, he worked various jobs to support himself and his wife Natalie, who he has been married to for ten years, painting in his spare time until he gained recognition. Steven, largely self-taught, paints romantic and emotional scenes inspired by European cities, Mediterranean seascapes, and California landscapes, drawing inspiration from the joy of life. He admires painters like Tom Swimm for colors, Rembrandt for light application, Charles W. Mundy for movement in his impressionist works, Howard Behrens for his palette knife artistry, and James Coleman for infusing romance into his paintings. He also credits his grandfather, Eric Quartly, an engineer, for his positive influence and creativity, noting a romantic flair that might be echoed in Steven's art. Eric met his wife, Nancy, visiting from England on the sister ship to the Titanic, and they waited a year for her family's permission to marry. Steven has visited his English ancestors' home in Devon, and England features in several of his paintings. He paints en plein air or from his photographs and sketches, inspired by travels to Europe and England with Natalie. He has also expanded his work to include Hawaii and tropical regions. Natalie is crucial to his self-publishing business, managing distribution and working with galleries. Steven is deeply involved in the printmaking process, doing color proofing, hand-embellishing, and applying coatings, a commitment that has become a strong selling point for galleries. Family life is important to Steven. He and Natalie have four children and live in North Tustin, California, near the Pacific Ocean, where Steven enjoys surfing a few mornings a week. Surfing is his escape, keeping him mentally and physically healthy. By 8 a.m., he is in his custom-built studio, known for his prolificacy (up to 120 paintings a year). He works until 5 p.m., joins his family for dinner, and often paints into the night, listening to classical music like Bach and Schubert, or romantic music by Andrea Bocelli. He describes himself as a melancholic personality, which adds a bit of mystery to his paintings, yet he aims to convey joy and hope. Religion is important to Steven; he attends church every Sunday and starts each day with prayer, giving thanks for his life and joys. He is grateful to live where he is, free to pursue his passion, and although he enjoys traveling, he loves coming home. Quartly's work is self-published through Quartly Fine Art.

Havana Beach Rooftop Bar invites guests for cocktails and music Monday through Wednesday from 6 PM to 8 PM, March through September, in Rosemary Beach. Admission is complimentary and open to the public. Guests can enjoy an evening with their favorite beverage, good food, and a beautiful view overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. The weekly music calendar features Lori Ubowski on Mondays, Joey Shaling on Tuesdays, and Timmy Hood on Wednesdays.

Emmy Moyen is returning to SOWAL House for an unforgettable night of soul-stirring vocals, heartfelt storytelling, and effortless charm on Wednesday, August 6, 2025. Her last show sold out due to her genre-defying sound and magnetic stage presence. This intimate performance will feature original songs, crowd favorites, and surprises, delivered with Emmy's signature warmth and wit. Seating is limited and tickets are $25 for two shows at 6 PM and 8 PM.

The Courtyard at Pescado hosts cocktails and live music from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in Rosemary Beach. Guests can enjoy small plates for sharing, a full-service bar featuring premium spirits and exclusive wines, and live music by various artists throughout the week. Brad & TJ Duo perform on Wednesdays, Barry Fish on Fridays and select August dates, and The Sundown Strays on Saturdays, Sundays, and select August dates. Kristi Leann performs on August 4, Leana Carter on August 11 and 25, and Otha Allen Jr. on August 18.

Havana Beach Rooftop Bar offers cocktails and music from Monday to Wednesday, 6 PM to 8 PM, between March and September in Rosemary Beach. Admission is complimentary and open to the public. It provides a delightful evening with beverages, food, and a beautiful view of the Gulf of Mexico. The weekly music calendar features Lori Ubowski on Mondays, Joey Shaling on Tuesdays, and Timmy Hood on Wednesdays.

The Courtyard at Pescado offers cocktails and live music in Rosemary Beach from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Guests can enjoy small plates designed for sharing and a full-service bar featuring premium spirits and exclusive wines. Live music at The Courtyard at Pescado is scheduled from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The Brad & TJ Duo performs on Wednesdays, Barry Fish on Fridays, August 7, and August 21, and The Sundown Strays on Saturdays, Sundays, August 14, and August 28. Kristi Leann performs on August 4, Leana Carter on August 11 and August 25, and Otha Allen Jr. on August 18.

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.

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

The Village of Baytowne Wharf at Sandestin is set to host the 17th Annual Baytowne Wharf Beer Fest on October 10th and 11th, 2025. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore and enjoy a variety of unique beers and ales, featuring American specialty brews from across the country.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.