Found 41 blog entries tagged as events.



8th Annual Forgotten Music Festival Returns to Port St. Joe in October 2026

Music lovers, mark your calendars for one of the most anticipated fall events on Florida’s Forgotten Coast. The 8th Annual Forgotten Music Festival returns to Port St. Joe on Saturday and Sunday, October 10–11, 2026, for two days of blues, soul, funk, blues rock, and American roots music overlooking beautiful St. Joseph Bay. 

Held at George Core Park, the festival brings nationally recognized performers, regional favorites, residents, and visitors together for an unforgettable weekend of live music in one of Port St. Joe’s most scenic waterfront settings.

Two Days of Live Music on St. Joseph Bay

Forgotten Music Festival is more than a concert. It is a…

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2026 Florida Scallop Music & Arts Festival Moves to Beacon Hill

Mark your calendar for one of Gulf County’s favorite Labor Day weekend traditions! The 2026 Florida Scallop Music & Arts Festival is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, September 5–6, 2026, at a beautiful new waterfront location—Gulf County Veterans Memorial Park at Beacon Hill in Port St. Joe, Florida.

With live entertainment, local art, food and coastal fun overlooking the Gulf, this two-day festival is the perfect opportunity to gather your family and friends, support the community and enjoy a memorable weekend along Florida’s Forgotten Coast.

2026 Florida Scallop Festival Details

Dates: September 5–6, 2026
Location: Gulf County Veterans Memorial Park at Beacon Hill
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2026 4th of July Events on Florida’s Forgotten Coast

America is turning 250, and there is no better place to celebrate than along Florida’s Forgotten Coast. From waterfront fireworks and golf cart parades to live music, local shopping, farmers markets, family fun, and beach-town traditions, the 2026 Fourth of July weekend is packed with patriotic events across Gulf County and Franklin County.

Whether you are staying in Port St. Joe, Mexico Beach, WindMark Beach, Wewahitchka, Apalachicola, Carrabelle, Eastpoint, or St. George Island, here is your timeline of local 4th of July celebrations.

Wednesday, July 1 — Eastpoint Freedom Festival

Kick off the holiday week bayside at the Eastpoint Freedom Festival. The celebration begins at the …

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The Patriot Tour Comes to Port St. Joe: Supporting Veterans and Their Families

The Forgotten Coast has always been a place where community, patriotism, and support for those who serve run deep. This July, residents and visitors will have a meaningful opportunity to come together as The Patriot Tour™, hosted by Nation of Patriots™ – Florida, travels through the Port St. Joe area on July 8–9, 2026.

This powerful nationwide event carries one American flag through communities across the country, uniting people behind a shared mission: supporting veterans and their families. More than a ride, The Patriot Tour is a moving symbol of gratitude, remembrance, and action.

About Nation of Patriots™

Nation of Patriots™ is a national nonprofit…

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How to Host a Housewarming That Actually Feels Easy

A simple guide for celebrating your new home without the stress

Moving into a new home is exciting—but between unpacking boxes, arranging furniture, and figuring out where everything belongs, hosting a housewarming party can feel like one more thing on a long to-do list.

The truth is, a great housewarming doesn’t require a perfectly styled home or a fully finished space.

It’s simply about inviting the people you care about into your new home and enjoying it together.

When you keep things simple and relaxed, your home instantly starts feeling more like home.

Give Yourself a Little Breathing Room

You don’t have to host a party the week you move in.

Many homeowners find it…

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Winter Bay Day Celebration Returns to St. Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve

Live Music, Nature Experiences & a Low Country Shrimp Boil on Florida’s Forgotten Coast

If you’re looking for a meaningful way to enjoy the natural beauty of Florida’s Forgotten Coast, mark your calendar for the Winter Bay Day Celebration hosted by Friends of St. Joseph Bay Preserves on Saturday, February 7, 2026.

Held at the St. Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve in Port St. Joe, this annual community event celebrates the unique ecosystems, wildlife, and outdoor lifestyle that make St. Joseph Bay one of the most treasured natural resources in Northwest Florida.

What to Expect at Winter Bay Day

Winter Bay Day is designed for all ages and blends education, outdoor…

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Here Come The Judds: A Night of Music & Community at the Historic Port Theatre

Port St. Joe is set for an unforgettable night of live music, storytelling, and community spirit as Here Come The Judds: A Tribute takes the stage at the Historic Port Theatre on Saturday, January 31, 2026.

This special performance is more than a concert—it’s a fundraiser benefiting the Historic Port Theatre, a beloved downtown landmark that continues to serve as a cultural hub for live music, arts, and community gatherings along Florida’s Forgotten Coast.

A Tribute Rooted in Authentic Nashville Talent

Unlike a traditional tribute show, Here Come The Judds features two of Nashville’s most respected artists, bringing genuine country roots and personal connections…

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Merry Christmas from Florida’s Forgotten Coast! 


There’s nothing quite like the holidays along Florida’s Forgotten Coast — where sugar-white sands meet sparkling lights, Gulf breezes mingle with peppermint mochas, and every sunset feels like its own Christmas painting across the water.

From St. George Island to Cape San Blas, Port St. Joe, St. Joe Beach, and Mexico Beach, our communities shine a little brighter this time of year. Whether you’re strolling Reid Avenue under twinkling storefronts, gathering seashells with family, or enjoying a peaceful winter sunset over St. Joseph Bay, this season reminds us how magical coastal living truly is.

As we wrap up another year, we are grateful for every neighbor, visitor, client, partner, and friend who…

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Where Holiday Magic Meets Coastal Living: December on the Forgotten Coast

When December arrives on Florida’s Forgotten Coast, something magical happens. The shoreline sparkles with lights, golf carts become holiday floats, and coastal towns from St. George Island to Port St. Joe, Mexico Beach, Eastpoint, Carrabelle, and Wewahitchka come alive with community spirit.

Whether you're a homeowner, visitor, or future buyer dreaming of Gulf Coast living, December showcases everything that makes this region warm, welcoming, and wonderfully unique.

Watch the featured video for a full look at this month's events.

December Happenings Along the Forgotten Coast

Holiday Events That Make the Coast Shine

Festival of Trees – Now through Dec 13

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Forgotten Coast Halloween Happenings 2025: Spooky Fun for the Whole Family

Spooky season is here — and the Forgotten Coast is ready to celebrate! From haunted trails and hayrides to trunk-or-treats, dog parades, and costume contests, Gulf County is packed with frightful fun and family-friendly festivities. Whether you’re local to Port St. Joe, Wewahitchka, or Mexico Beach, there’s something happening this Halloween weekend for everyone to enjoy.

Haunted Trails, Trunk-or-Treats & Festivals

Get ready for ghosts, goblins, and plenty of candy as communities across the Forgotten Coast come alive with Halloween spirit!

Oct 23 – 25 | WHS Haunted Trail & Hayride – Wewahitchka

482 Gary Rowell Rd | $10 Trail | $5 Hayride
Presented by WHS Project…

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