Take This Truck & Stuff It Benefit Concert at Grand Boulevard

Help HOPE Panhandle, Inc. fill a truck full of needed supplies for the victims for Hurricane Michael at the Take This Truck and Stuff It benefit concert featuring Bryan Kennedy and Forrest Williams on Saturday, Nov. 17th at 11am.

The most requested and needed items are warm clothes, air mattresses, sleeping bags, pillows, blankets and other bedding. 

For more information about HOPE Panhandle or this event, visit www.hopepanhandle.org.

More at Grand Boulevard...
Tis' the season to be jolly! The Town Center at Grand Boulevard will be awash with thousands of beautiful white lights, bringing a festive and inviting spirit to the Boulevard. Enjoy a free, horse-drawn carriage ride around the Town Center while faux snow falls on the Festival of Trees display in Grand Park every Friday & Saturday evening Nov. 23rd - Dec. 15th between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.

To add to the festivities, Emerald Coast Theatre Company’s Dickensian Carolers will sing popular holiday carols on these evenings between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Grand Boulevard’s 9th annual Festival of Trees kick-off will take place Nov. 20 from 4-6pm with the trees remaining on display through Christmas Day. The festival will showcase twelve uniquely decorated Christmas Trees from area non-profits. Bring the whole family to enjoy the tree lighting and announcement of the Grand Prize winner for best decorated tree. Come early to join Grand Boulevard merchants for a festive Town Center Holiday Open House & Walkabout from 3-6pm.
 

Grand Boulevard’s Coastal Culture program presents an exciting variety of entertainment and events this season. Live performances by Northwest Florida Ballet and Emerald Coast Theatre Company highlight the Town Center offerings for fall. The Grand Boulevard Farmers Market takes place in Grand Park on Saturdays year round (9am-1pm). 

Some of SoWal's biggest cultural events coming to Grand Boulevard: 30A Songwriters Festival, ArtsQuest Fine Arts Festival, Best of the Emerald Coast, Northwest Florida Ballet, Festival of Trees, and Emerald Coast Theater Company performances. These events are presented as part of the Coastal Culture Series made possible by the Grand Boulevard Arts & Entertainment Program.  

Grand Boulevard is located near the entrance to Sandestin. The lifestyle center features exclusive shops, fine dining, lush green space, and contemporary accommodations. For a list of shops, restaurants, movie show times and events, please visit www.grandboulevard.com. Stay up to date on the latest on Facebook.