POSTPONED: Inlet Beach Underpass Get Down Celebration

The Underpass "Get Down" event scheduled for Saturday, September 28 is being postponed. We look forward to celebrating the opening of Walton County's first pedestrian underpass once the storm has passed and the sun is shining. Until then, stay tuned for an announcement on the new date, and please stay safe!

All are invited to attend the Inlet Beach Underpass Get Down event on Saturday, September 28 from 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. in celebration of the new underpass. The “Get Down” will feature an official ribbon cutting and parade through the tunnel followed by live music and arts activities on the Green at 30Avenue. The event is free and open to the public, and food and beverages will be available for purchase from 30Avenue’s restaurants.

The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County (CAA) is proud to announce that original murals commissioned and created by 10 local artists were recently installed on the walls of Walton County’s first pedestrian underpass at U.S. Highway 98 in Inlet Beach, which opened to the public over Labor Day weekend. The 136-foot-long underpass frames the east end of Walton County at the high-traffic corner of Hwy. 98 and County Hwy. 30A, both designated scenic corridors. 

The installation includes artworks by Francisco Adaro, Katherine Boggs, Heather Clements, Bradley Copeland, Olga Guy, Wes Hinds, Sarah Page, Andy Saczynski, Andrea Scurto and Lindsay Tobias.

The CAA’s Art in Public Spaces Program is designed to foster collaboration, celebrate community, encourage tourism and exploration, stimulate the economy, and enhance the physical environment as well as the unique culture and beauty of Walton County. For more information, visit CulturalArtsAlliance.com.

Mural by Local Artist Sarah Page