Less than 3 miles from the 30A coastline, discover a world of amazing entertainment from the Coastal Culture Series at Grand Boulevard.
From music events to live theatre to lively festivals, mark your calendars this spring for this terrific series made possible by Grand Boulevard’s Arts & Entertainment Program.
30A Songwriters Festival | January 18 – 21
First up is 30A Songwriters Festival benefiting The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County. With more than 175 artists and 225 performances, this is the must-attend event in January. Meet great people, listen to even better music, and take in the scenic vistas surrounding each venue. Get your Saturday and Sunday tickets to the main stage acts at Grand Boulevard and explore shops and restaurants in between sets.
Dancing Lessons
“Dancing Lessons” Performance | January 17 – February 3
Looking for something to do with the teens? Look no further — the Emerald Coast Theatre Company has you covered. From January 17-February 3, take your family (ages 13+) to Grand Boulevard to see a story about a man who just wants to dance. Both hilarious and heartwarming, enjoy this professional live theatre performance. Get your tickets here!
My Furry Valentine | February 21
We can’t get enough of our furry, four-legged friends! If you love puppies, this is the event for YOU. On February 21, Dog-Harmony will be hosting a doggy social at Grand Boulevard, filled with music, wine and beer, and lots of dogs! Learn more about this event on Dog-Harmony’s website. An added bonus: it’s FREE!
Bad Dates
“Bad Dates: Starring Jennifer Steele” | March 7 – 10
Looking for a GNO? The Emerald Coast Theatre Company has you covered! Check out “Bad Dates: Starring Jennifer Steele” at Grand Boulevard to laugh out loud as a woman tries to navigate one bad date after another. This sweet and sharp comedy will be the hottest date night in town and a triumphant night out for women of all ages! Grab your tickets today.
“Around the World in 80 Days” | March 28 – April 7
This show is a classic and definitely a family-friendly event. So, pack up the kids and head to Grand Boulevard to see the Emerald Coast Theatre Company put on a show that will amaze and astound. Clever, and fast-paced, you’ll leave knowing it’s about the journey, not the destination. Grab your tickets for this perfect family performance.
Purses with a Purpose
Purses with a Purpose | March 28
Give back to the community you love by participating in Purses with a Purpose, benefiting Shelter House. This sale and auction of new and gently used purses and accessories will be held at Grand Boulevard on March 28. Come out and support those who are in need of a helping hand to get on their feet. Learn more here.
Weekly Farmers’ Market | Every Saturday 9 AM – 1 PM
Check out Grand Boulevard’s Farmers’ Market where you can enjoy local growers, bakers and other food-based products! This is held each Saturday at Grand Boulevard in Grand Park. Check out new vendors each week. Learn more about the market on here.
Spring really heats up in April with two more events happening in South Walton featuring Doggie Eggstravaganza and the nationally renowned and popular, South Walton Beaches Wine & Food Festival.
Doggie Eggstravaganza | April 18
Dog-Harmony is at it again giving the people what they want! Join Dog-Harmony at Grand Boulevard for a dog social and egg hunt on April 18. For $10, you and your furry friend will receive your own basket and be able to participate in the egg hunt. But, if you just want to come hang out with your pup, it’s free! Learn more about this event here.
South Walton Beaches Wine & Food Festival | April 25 – 28
South Walton Beaches Wine & Food Festival
Get excited, because one of South Walton’s most prized events is back April 25-28. Wine, dine and educate yourself in this four-day long celebration of something we all love: WINE. Head to Grand Boulevard with your friends and family for a dazzling experience. Get your tickets early before they sell out!
Bring your friends, family and pets to Grand Boulevard this spring! All of these events are part of the Coastal Culture Series made possible by Grand Boulevard’s Arts & Entertainment Program.
