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FEBRUARY
3 "All in Good Taste"
The Philharmonic Society of NW Florida presentation will feature works
by Haydn, Mozart and Schubert,
performed by The Philharmonic Orchestra, directed by David Ott.
7:30pm, First United Methodist Church in Fort
Walton Beach. 850.837.1742 or 850.581.5253.
4 Rob Crabtree
Concert performance is presented by First Arts, 7:30pm, First United
Methodist Church in Fort Walton Beach. Contemporary bagpipe
performance with vocal and instrumental accompaniment. Ticket
information,
850.243.9292.
4-6 Beaux Arts Exhibition
An exhibit of regional artists in the atrium ofWestwood Retirement
Resort in Fort Walton Beach, sponsored by the Arts & Design Society.
850.244.1271.
5 The Village Singers
Concert performance by this bluegrass quartet held at 7pm at Cinco
Baptist Church in Fort Walton Beach. Sponsored by American Gospel
Ministries. Jim Harkins, Sr., 850.862.6211.
5-6 "Laughing with Legends"
Emerald Coast Concert Association presents a variety show of music,
comedy and theater, featuring impersonations of Lucy, Liberace, Elvis,
Marilyn and more. Sat 7:30pm, Sun 2pm, Fort Walton Beach Civic
Auditorium, 850.682.7329.
6 "All In Good Taste"
The Philharmonic Society of NW Florida presentation will feature works
by Haydn, Mozart and Schubert, performed by The Philharmonic
Orchestra, directed by David Ott. 3pm, Village Baptist Church in
Destin.
850.837.1742 or850.581.5253.
12 Valentine Chalk Art and Festivities
Kids can enjoy chalk drawing at Destin Commons and receive a
Valentine's Day surprise. Chalk is provided. 850.337.8700.
14 Cookin'...A Sizzling Entertainment
Enjoy the fun as four quirky Korean chefs chop, drum, juggle and fight
their way to a sizzling climax. A clock ticks off the minutes as they
attempt to prepare an elaborate wedding banquet in one hour. 7:30pm at
The Arts Center
at OWC in Niceville, 850.729.6000.
18 NW Florida Symphony Orchestra, "Stars of Tomorrow"
A showcase of winners presented from the 18th Annual Concerto
Competition. Featured selections from Brahms and Stravinsky will be
performed. 7:30pm at The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville,
850.729.6000.
19 David Seering
Performance at The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville, 7:30pm.
850.729.6000.
20 NW Florida Symphony Guild International Food & Wine Tasting
Gala
Enjoy foods from 25 local restaurants paired with wines from around
the world at the Emerald Coast Conference
Center on Okaloosa Island. Event will feature a silent auction and
chamber music for your entertainment. Presented by the NW Florida
Symphony Guild, a sponsor and supporter of fine music presentations in
the area.
Dale Blanchard, 850.897.2693.
20 Show Choir Snowbirds Show
Performance at The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville, 2pm. 850.729.6000.
20 Sunday in the Park
Bring your lawn chairs for an afternoon of entertainment featuring a
gospel concert from 2-5pm at Fort Walton Beach Landing. Sponsored by
the City of Fort Walton Beach, 850.833.9576.
22 Cirque Eloize, "Rain"
A dazzling blend of circus acrobatics, theatre and contemporary dance
is put to inspiring music. 7:30pm at The Arts Center at OWC in
Niceville, 850.729.6000.
25 Chanson
Concert performance is presented by First Arts, 7:30pm, First United
Methodist Church in Fort Walton Beach. Male a cappella septet will
perform a variety of music styles including folk, Renaissance,
Russian, and spirituals.
Ticket information, 850.243.9292.
26 "Red, Hot and Blue"
The Emerald Coast Concert Association presents Branson, Missouri's #1
show, featuring a nostalgic musical journey through the decades from
ragtime to rock'n'roll. The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville, 7:30pm.
850.729.6000.
MARCH
4 "Carmen"
Broadway performance of this classic opera features Spanish rhythms,
flamenco dancers and a tale of fiery
passion. Bizet's Carmen is directed by Giorgio Lalov and presented by
Teatro Lirico d'Europa. 7:30pm at The
Arts Center at OWC in Niceville, 850.729.6000.
4 First Friday Concert Series
Enjoy live music at the Destin Commons Center Plaza. Highlights
include food tastings from Destin Commons'
restaurants, live models, face painting and kid's activities. Lawn
chairs and blankets welcome, no coolers please.
850.337.8700.
4-6 Home & Garden Show
Expo Alabama presents a showcase of the latest and greatest in all
aspects of the home. 11am - 9pm Fri, 10am - 8pm Sat, noon to 6pm Sun
at the Emerald Coast Conference Center on Okaloosa Island.
800.226.3976.
5 The Journeymen
Concert performance by this quartet held at 7pm at Cinco Baptist
Church in Fort Walton Beach. Sponsored by American Gospel Ministries.
Jim Harkins, Sr., 850.862.6211.
7-12 Tibetan Monks Mandala
Watch as Tibetan Monks create a sand painting used in the rituals of
tantric initiation in The Arts Center gallery at OWC in Niceville.
Music and dance performance at 7:30pm on Friday, Mandala dismantled on
Saturday.
850.729.6000.
10 Philharmonic Orchestra of NW Florida, "The Simple Life"
Enjoy a concert featuring the Overture to "Barber of Seville",
Bartok's Roumanian Folk Dances and Schuberts' "Sheperd on the Rock".
7:30pm, First United Methodist Church in Fort Walton Beach.
850.837.1742 or
850.581.5253.
11 Boston Brass
Concert performance is presented by First Arts, 7:30pm, First United
Methodist Church in Fort Walton Beach.
Brass quintet sets new standards in entertainment with an enthusiastic
performance that includes classical arrangements, vocal harmony and
jazz standards. Ticket information, 850.243.9292.
12 25th Annual Fine Art Show
Held at the Creative Senior Community Center in Fort Walton Beach from
2pm - 4pm. 850.833.9586.
12 Arrival of the Spring Bunny
Join Destin Commons for a fun-filled musical egg-stravaganza. Have
your photo taken with the Spring Bunny and enjoy free Easter goodies.
850.337.8700.
12 Vinok Worldance
Emerald Coast Concert Association presents this Canadian professional
company performing an extravaganza of music, song, costumes and dance
from over 40 cultures. 7:30pm, Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium,
850.682.7329.
13 "The Simple Life"
The Philharmonic Society of NW Florida presents a program featuring
the Overture to "Barber of Seville", Bartok's Roumanian Folk Dances
and Schuberts' "Sheperd on the Rock". 7:30pm, First United Methodist
Church in Fort Walton Beach. 850.837.1742 or850.581.5253.
17 St. Patrick's Day Celebration
Enjoy a festive Irish Bagpipe concert in Destin Commons Center Court,
5pm. The pop fountain will be flowing green and children wearing green
will receive St. Patty's Day treats. 850.337.8700.
19 Kidz on the Coast Anniversary Celebration
Enjoy a day of entertainment with demonstrations, face painting,
clowns, rides, performances and more, 11am-4pm. Nancy Babin,
850.642.5439.
19 12th Annual Archaeology Day
Open house held at the Indian Temple Mound Museum in Fort Walton Beach
from 10am to 5pm. Sponsored by the City of Fort Walton Beach Museum
Division, 850.833.9595.
19 Run with the Dogs
5k run/walk open to individuals and their dogs. Registration 8:45 -
9:30am; walk begins at 10am at Morgan Sports Center. 850.650.1241
20 - 22 Price Oil Celebrity
A charity golf, fishing and entertainment event featuring country
music artists Trick Pony performing at the AII-Star Celebrity Jam at
the Emerald Coast Conference Center on Okaloosa Island. Proceeds
benefit local
children's charities. 800.774.2302 x 205.
20 - April 28 Gallery Openings
The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville presents the OWC Annual Juried
Student Exhibition in the Mcllroy Gallery and the Arts Center Faculty
Exhibition in the Holzhauer Gallery. 850.729.6000.
22 - 26 "Last Days at the Dixie Girl Cafe"
Performance at the Arts Center at OWC in Niceville, 7:30pm.
850.729.6000.
23 Rocky Bayou 3rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt
APRIL
1 First Friday Concert Series
Enjoy live music at the Destin Commons Center Plaza. Highlights
include food tastings from Destin Commons’ restaurants, live models,
face painting and kid’s activities. Lawn chairs and blankets welcome,
no coolers please. 850.337.8700.
1 Pizza & Magic at the Library
6:30 - 7:30pm at the Fort Walton Beach Library. 850.833.9590
1-3 Hog’s Breath Annual Cobia Shootout Tournament
Weigh in from 6pm until 8pm nightly at Hog's Breath with food, drinks
and entertainment. Cash prizes include random daily drawings.
850.837.5100
2 Set Apart
Concert performance by this bluegrass band and quartet held at 7pm at
Cinco Baptist Church in Fort Walton Beach. Sponsored by American
Gospel Ministries. Jim Harkins, Sr., 850.862.6211.
2 Scout-O-Rama
33rd annual event will be held at the NW Florida Fairgrounds in Fort
Walton Beach, 9am - 5pm. Sponsored by the Boy Scouts, the event
features kid’s activities, displays and demonstrations throughout the
day. Tickets available at the door, refreshments available for
purchase. Rick Chapman, 850.683.0330.
2 – 3 Annual Home Show
Presented by the Building Industry Association of Okaloosa & Walton
Counties at the Niceville OWC Campus. 850.863.5107
7 “Strings of All Sorts”
The Philharmonic Society ends its fourth season with a program of
chamber music under the direction of David Ott, featuring Beethoven,
Handel and Haydn. 7:30pm at First United Methodist Church in Fort
Walton Beach. 850.837.1742 or 850.581.5253.
8 – 10 Southern Trans Am Regional Show
All Firebirds, Formulas, Trans Ams, GTAs and Firehawks are invited to
this regionals show. Event will include food, drinks, music, door
prizes, vendors and more. Noon – 6pm Fri, 9am – 3pm Sat, 8:30am – 6pm
Sun at the Emerald Coast Conference Center on Okaloosa Island.
850.863.9516.
15 Greater Fort Walton Beach Showcase
7pm at the Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium. Sponsored by the City
of Fort Walton Beach Parks & Recreation Dept., 850.833.9580.
15 NW Florida Symphony Orchestra “Mighty Beethoven”
Season finale will feature the works of Beethoven, with soloists Anna
Polusmiak, Elizabeth Pacheco Rose, Hanan Tarabay, Frederic Antoun and
Howard Reddy. 7:30pm at The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville,
850.729.6000.
16 3rd Annual Emerald Coast Foundation Beach Ball
Sponsored by the Emerald Coast Foundation, a non profit organization
dedicated to investing in youth. Beach Ball tickets are $300 per
couple, limited number available. Attendees will be entered into a
grand prize drawing. Shelly Bush, 850.243.3800.
19 – 24 Emerald Coast Volleyball Week
Four player volleyball tournament will be held at its new location at
the Boardwalk on Okaloosa Island. Tournament play begins at 9am each
day, players party at Fudpucker’s at 7pm on Saturday. 850.243.2555.
19 Jamaican Me Crazy
Held at AJ's on the Destin Harbor, 850.837.1913.
21 – 22 Dance Facets
Annual dance concert showcases original choreography by dance faculty,
students and guest artists in a wide range of dance styles including
jazz, ballet, modern and more. The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville,
7:30pm. 850.729.6000.
22 – 24 9th Annual Summerhouse-pandora's Children's Golf Invitational
& Auction
Three day golf tournament and auction to benefit local services for
special needs children. Auction will be held at the Emerald Coast
Conference Center on Okaloosa Island on Friday. 850.863.1530 or
850.974.4814.
23 Barbershop Quartets
Performance at The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville, 7pm. 850.729.6000.
23 Saturday in the Park Arts & Crafts Festival
Held in Perrine Park in Valparaiso across from the Heritage Museum,
this event features talented artisans with an array of handcrafted
items. Food vendors, entertainment and children’s activities will be
on site, 9am to 4pm. 850.678.2615.
23 Coastal Cleanup
Sponsored by the Tourist Development Council and the Environmental
Council of Okaloosa County; join community volunteers to help keep our
beaches beautiful. For schedule and location information, call Nancy
Hussong at 850.651.7131.
26 Show Choir Finale
Performance at The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville, 7:30pm.
850.729.6000.
27 – May 1 Musical Echoes
Annual event features music and dance performances by Native American
artists, seminars on flute making and playing, and an outdoor market
with Native American art, beadwork, clothing and more. Award winner
Mary Youngblood will be the featured artist. Doug Reed, 850.243.4405.
28 River Echoes
7:30pm concert at the Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium, featuring
Native American artists Mary Youngblood, Jeff Ball, Suzanne Teng,
Coyote Oldman, Ed Winddancer and more. Doug Reed, 850.243.4405.
30 Family Fun Reading Day
9am to 1pm at Fort Walton Beach Library. Join in the fun as area
sponsors, schools and community organizations present a family event
with a focus on literacy. Games, crafts, special guests and more.
850.833.9590.
MAY
6 First Friday Concert Series
Enjoy live music at the Destin Commons Center Plaza. Highlights
include food tastings from Destin Commons’ restaurants, live models,
face painting and kid’s activities. Lawn chairs and blankets welcome,
no coolers please. 850.337.8700.
7 The Standifers
Concert performance by this quartet held at 7pm at Cinco Baptist
Church in Fort Walton Beach. Sponsored by American Gospel Ministries.
Jim Harkins, Sr., 850.862.6211.
12 6th Annual Buy the Bayou Auction
Held at the Eglin Golf Course in Niceville. For more information,
contact the Niceville-Valparaiso-Bay Area Chamber of Commerce at
850.678.2323.
14-15 “Memories and More” Quilt Exhibit
Held at the Creative Senior Center in Fort Walton Beach from 9am to
4pm. 850.833.9586.
15 Sunday in the Park
Bring your lawn chairs for an afternoon of entertainment from 2pm to
5pm at Fort Walton Beach Landing. Sponsored by the City of Fort Walton
Beach, 850.833.9576.
15 – June 9 Gallery Openings
The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville presents the ADSO 13th Annual SE
Regional Juried Exhibition in the McIlroy Gallery and the ADSO 2004
Golden Brush Award winners in the Holzhauer Gallery. 850.729.6000.
19 – 22 Emerald Coast Boat Show
The 4th annual event at the Emerald Coast Conference Center on
Okaloosa Island offers excitement for boaters and anglers of all ages.
The show will feature over 400 types of boats, a vast selection of
marine accessories, fishing clinics and kid’s activities. Noon – 7pm
Thurs, 10am – 7pm Fri & Sat, 10am – 6pm Sun. 800-940-7642.
30 20th Annual Gate to Gate Run/Walk
A 4.4 mile run/walk and 1 mile fun run begins at 7am at Eglin AFB.
Register at www.active.com or call 850.882.6801 for information.
JUNE
3 First Friday Concert Series
Enjoy live music at the Destin Commons Center Plaza. Highlights
include food tastings from Destin Commons’ restaurants, live models,
face painting and kid’s activities. Lawn chairs and blankets welcome,
no coolers please. 850.337.8700.
3 – 5 Billy Bowlegs Softball Tournament
Held at the Fort Walton Beach softball complex, sponsored by the City
of Fort Walton Beach Parks and Recreation Dept. 850.833.9578.
3 – 6 Sprint Billy Bowlegs Pirate Festival and Torchlight Parade
Festival starts 3pm on Friday at Fort Walton Beach Landing with food
vendors, an arts and crafts fair, music and entertainment and an
8:30pm fireworks display. Saturday 10am to 7pm, featuring the Billy
Bowlegs Armada landing from 3-3:30pm. Parade rolls north on Eglin
Parkway from 2nd Street in Fort Walton Beach at 8pm on Monday night.
850.244.8191.
4 Blu-Grace
Concert performance by this bluegrass band and quartet held at 7pm at
Cinco Baptist Church in Fort Walton Beach. Sponsored by American
Gospel Ministries. Jim Harkins, Sr., 850.862.6211.
6 My First Tri
200 meter swim, 8 mile bike ride and 2.5 mile run begins at 7:30am at
Postal Point on Eglin AFB. Register at www.active.com or call
850.882.6801 for information.
9 Kids Day at the Landing
Free activities and displays at the Fort Walton Beach Landing from
10am to 1pm. Sponsored by the City of Fort Walton Beach, 850.833.9576.
9, 16, 23, 30 Mattie Kelly Concerts in the Park
The Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation presents their annual summer concert
series featuring locally and nationally recognized artists. Bring your
lawn chair and a picnic and enjoy an evening of music for all ages at
Kelly Plantation Park in Destin, 7pm. 850.650.2226.
11 Together We Prepare
Race begins at 8am at the Fort Walton Beach Landing. $15 entry fee,
850.862.4874.
11 Billy Bowlegs Coronation
Pageant begins at 7pm at the Arts Center at OWC in Niceville.
850.729.6000.
18 Sand-sational Summer Sand Fest
Enjoy sandcastle building by one of Florida’s best, Mark Flynn, as he
creates a spectacular work of art in the Destin Commons Center Plaza
beginning at 10am. Families are invited to join in the sand
activities. 850.337.8700
18 – 26 Parade of Homes
Showcase homes in the area are on display and open for tours.
Presented by the Building Industry Association of Okaloosa & Walton
Counties, 850.863.5107.
19 “The Sauce Boss”
Bill Wharton, “The Sauce Boss”, one of the nation’s most entertaining
chefs, returns to AJ’s in Destin to play some old fashioned swamp
music blues while cooking a pot of gumbo for the crowd. 850.837.1488.
19 – July 21 Gallery Openings
The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville presents selections from the Polk
Museum of Art in the McIlroy Gallery and selections from the OWC
permanent collection in the Holzhauer Gallery. 850.729.6000.
25 On The Edge X
Ballet performance will be held at the Arts Center at OWCC in
Niceville, 7:30pm. NW Florida Ballet, 850.664.7787.
JULY
2 New Life
Concert performance by this quartet held at 7pm at Cinco Baptist
Church in Fort Walton Beach. Sponsored by American Gospel Ministries.
Jim Harkins, Sr., 850.862.6211.
4 Annual Bay Area Fireworks
Annual fireworks display over Boggy Bayou in Niceville/Valparaiso.
Sponsored by the Niceville-Valparaiso-Bay Area Chamber of Commerce,
850.678.2323.
4 Independence Day Celebration & Duathlon
Duathlon begins with a 5K Run followed by a 200 meter swim at Lincoln
Park on Bayshore Drive in Valparaiso at 7am. Family festivities at the
park from 11am to 9pm, featuring games with prizes, space walk, clown,
free watermelon and live music. Sponsored by City of Valparaiso,
850.678.5402.
4 Independence Day at the Landing
Held at the Fort Walton Beach Landing, 4pm to 10pm. Live music,
entertainment, children’s activities. Fireworks display at 8:30pm.
Sponsored by the City of Fort Walton Beach and the Greater Fort Walton
Beach Chamber, 850.833.9500.
14 Kids Day at the Landing
Free activities and displays at the Fort Walton Beach Landing from
10am to 1pm. Sponsored by the City of Fort Walton Beach, 850.833.9576.
20 “Annie Get Your Gun”
OWC series performance at The Arts Center in Niceville, 7:30pm.
850.729.6000
AUGUST
6 Forgiven
Concert performance by this trio held at 7pm at Cinco Baptist Church
in Fort Walton Beach. Sponsored by American Gospel Ministries. Jim
Harkins, Sr., 850.862.6211.
15 – 21 Emerald Coast Boat Week
The Emerald Coast Poker Run event has expanded to include a week of
activities featuring an opening event at the Fort Walton Landing on
Saturday with live entertainment. The Poker Run takes place the
following Saturday, and a Harbor Bash, Fun Run, Captain’s Party and
World’s Largest Boat Party round out this fun filled event. Proceeds
from the Poker Run, the largest charity run in the nation, go to local
children’s charities. Shelly Bush, Emerald Coast Foundation,
850.243.3800.
SEPTEMBER
b Common Garments
Concert performance by this Southern gospel quartet held at 7pm at
Cinco Baptist Church in Fort Walton Beach. Sponsored by American
Gospel Ministries. Jim Harkins, Sr., 850.862.6211.
11 Sunday in the Park
Bring your lawn chairs and picnic blankets for an outdoor concert at
Fort Walton Beach Landing from 2-5pm. Sponsored by the City of Fort
Walton Beach. 850.833.9576
17 Emerald Coast Health Fair
A well rounded event sponsored by the Greater Fort Walton Beach
Chamber showcasing the many health options available in our community
for people of all ages. Santa Rosa Mall, 10am - 4pm. 850.244.8191
18 Annual Luau Party
Held at AJ’s on the Destin Harbor, featuring live entertainment and
authentic Hawaiian food. 850.837.1913
22 3rd Annual Rubber Duck Race
Held at Turkey Creek in Niceville. For information, call the
Niceville-Valparaiso-Bay Area Chamber of Commerce at 850.678.2323.
22 – 25 Emerald Coast Fall Classic
Four player volleyball tournament will be held at its new location
this year at the Boardwalk on Okaloosa Island. Mike Minich,
850.243.2555.
OCTOBER
1 – 31 Destin Fishing Rodeo
Daily, weekly and overall prizes for several categories. Held at the
Destin Harbor; 850.837.6734
1 Sons of the Father
Concert performance by this trio held at 7pm at Cinco Baptist Church
in Fort Walton Beach. Sponsored by American Gospel Ministries. Jim
Harkins, Sr., 850.862.6211.
8 AJ’s 3rd Annual Shuck-Off
Oyster shucking competition held at AJ’s Seafood and Oyster Bar in the
Destin Harbor. Participants compete for prizes including an
all-expense paid trip to the National Championships in Maryland.
850.259.3958.
15 Kidz on the Coast Family Fall Festival
Enjoy clowns, face painting by Fun Faces, US Gold, ATA Karate, Birds
of Paradise, Nonie’s Ark and more. 11am to 4pm, Destin Commons Center
Plaza. 850.337.8700.
21 Annual Boggy Bayou Mullet Festival
Annual festival serves up all types of food, including the celebrated
fish. Arts and crafts vendors, kid’s activities, local entertainment
and nationally known music headliners round out this event. Held in
Niceville, 10am to midnight Friday and Saturday, noon to 8pm on
Sunday. 850.729.4008.
23 AJ’s 3rd Annual Mullet Toss-Off
Mullet tossing competition held at AJ’s Seafood and Oyster Bar on the
Destin Harbor. Participants compete for prizes from local merchants.
850.837.1913.
25 Fall Carnival and Costume Competition
Held at the Docie Bass Recreation Center from 6pm to 8pm. Sponsored by
the City of Fort Walton Beach Rec. Dept., 850.833.9580.
29 Destin Festival of the Arts
The Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation presents a juried fine arts show
representing artists from around the country. The event features a
children’s activity tent, student art exhibit, live entertainment and
bistro café. Henderson Beach State Park, 9am to 5pm. 850.650.2226
29 Hallow-Teen Night
Held at the Fort Walton Beach Library, 7pm - 11pm. 850.833.9590
29 Kid’s Pumpkin Carving
Bring the kids to the docks at AJ’s in Destin to carve their free
pumpkin and get treats, 1pm – 3pm. 850.837.1913.
29 ZOO Boo
A Harvest Festival Halloween event with fun activities for children
held at the Zoo in Gulf Breeze. Proceeds benefit Rotary for the High
School Scholarship fund. For more information, call 850.932.2229.
29 Crafts & Collectibles Annual Craft Show
Held at the Creative Senior Community Center in Fort Walton Beach from
10am to 3pm. Sponsored by the City of Fort Walton Beach Creative
Senior Center, 850.833.9586.
31 Halloween Carnival
Event will be held at the Chester Pruitt Center in Fort Walton Beach
from 6-8pm. Sponsored by the City of Fort Walton Beach Recreation
Dept., 850.833.9582.
NOVEMBER
4 18th Annual Thunderbird Intertribal Powwow
Enjoy a Native American traditional song & dance festival with dancers
from all over the Southeast. Storytellers, flute players, gospel
singers, Hawaiian dancers, vendors and a craft competition round out
the festivities. Children's day is Friday from 9am - 2pm, when area
school districts are invited to bring their students. Hours for the
general public are 7 - 10pm Fri, 9am - 10pm Sat and 10am - 4pm Sun.
850.884.9125
5 13th Annual MidBay Bridge Run/Walk
The race will begin at 8:00am on the south side of the bridge at
Destin Middle School and stretches 4.5 miles, finishing at the
White-Point Recreation Area on the north side of the bridge.
Niceville-Valparaiso-Bay Area Chamber of Commerce, 850.678.2323.
5 New Horizon
Concert performance by this Alabama group held at 7pm at Cinco Baptist
Church in Fort Walton Beach. Sponsored by American Gospel Ministries.
Jim Harkins, Sr., 850.862.6211.
12 6th Annual NW Florida Doll Show
Held at the Fort Walton Beach Creative Seniors Center from 9am to 3pm.
Featuring vendors from all over the state with collectibles, modern,
accessories and more. Admission is $2, on-site appraiser fee is $3.
For information, call Pat at 850.833.9586.
DECEMBER
2 NW Florida Symphony Guild Candlelight Christmas
Concert and gourmet dessert reception will be held Friday and Saturday
at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2pm at The Arts Center at OWC in Niceville.
850.897.4123
3 Museum Holiday Open House
Enjoy an old fashioned trip back into the early 1900’s with a visit to
the Camp Walton Schoolhouse Museum and Garnier's Post Office Museum in
historic downtown Fort Walton Beach from noon to 3pm. 850.833.9595.
3 Animation in Motion
Enjoy the largest residential Christmas display in Niceville,
featuring over 350 animated dolls, a Christmas village with over 800
pieces and two trains, indoor and outdoor lighted displays and more.
Santa visits on Christmas Eve from 7pm to 9pm. Special group tours
available with advance notice. Sunday - Thursday, 6pm to 9pm, Friday
and Saturday, 6pm to 9:30pm. Debbie Lewis, 850.678.6155
5
Fort Walton Beach Holiday Parade
Held on Eglin Parkway at 6:30pm; sponsored by the City of Fort Walton
Beach. 850.833.9576.
Please check back often. New events are added periodically.
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