Event
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Forgotten Music Festival in Port St Joe
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The Forgotten Music Festival will be held on Friday and Saturday, November 8 and 9, 2019 on St. Joseph Bay in Port St. Joe, Florida. The festival will feature multiple music acts on Friday and Saturday who will showcase a broad range of musical genres including Blues, Soul, Americana, Country, Rock, Folk and everything in between. For more information and tickets visit The Forgotten Music Festival website at forgottenmusicfestival.com.
The event will take place on the Port St. Joe Marina grounds, overlooking St. Joseph Bay.
Friday, Nov. 8 Lineup:
3:30 pm ET - Gates & Will Call Open
4:30-5:30 pm ET - Will Thompson
5:50-6:50 pm ET - Amanda Fish
7:10-8:25 pm ET - JP Soars & The Red Hots
Saturday, Nov. 9 Lineup:
12:00 pm ET - Gates & Will Call Open
1:00-2:00 pm ET - Jon Shain
2:20-3:40 pm ET - Brandon Santini
4:00-5:15 pm ET - Sarah Grace and The Soul
5:45-7:00 pm ET - Selwyn Birchwood
Weekend pass or single day passes available.
VIP PASS | $75 advance
To purchase your package while supplies last click here. VIP tickets include: admission to festival site, up front exclusive seating, chairs provided, preferred cash food & drink stations, free bottled water, private restrooms, a mingle with the artists backstage and more!
Turn back time along the western edge of Gulf County, literally. It’s here that the Eastern Time Zone meets the Central Time Zone. The area including St. Joe Beach and WindMark Beach is often called “The Beaches” and is the perfect place for a quick trip out to white sand beaches from Port St. Joe, just 10 minutes away. This laid back beach borders Bay County at the time zone line.
The shoreline faces west for spectacular sunsets and is home to many vacation homes and pet-friendly beaches. With local seafood restaurants located nearby, it’s a great place for old fashion relaxation. Take time to explore WindMark Beach with nearly four miles of paved walking and biking trails along the water.
What’s that island? Looking across the bay from St. Joe Beach, many have wondered about the island in the distance. It’s the tip of St. Joseph Peninsula State Park which became an island when Hurricane Michael opened the pass at Eagle Harbor in 2018. The only way to reach the tip is by boat where you’ll find sheltered, clear water and white sandy beaches known for great shelling. https://www.visitgulf.com/
Florida's Forgotten Coast is the name commonly used to refer to a quiet section of coastline stretching 130 miles through 3 counties (Bay, Gulf, Franklin and Wakulla) from Mexico Beach to St. Marks, Florida including the areas of Port St. Joe, Cape San Blas, Indian Pass, Apalachicola, St. George Island, Eastpoint, Carrabelle, Dog Island and Lanark Village…extending east to St. Marks, Shell Point, Mashes Sands, Panacea and Alligator Point and St. Teresa in Franklin County. This portion of Old Florida was indeed "forgotten" during the period when much of North Florida's coastline was developed...and subsequently over- developed. The Forgotten Coast is a special place today, more for what has been preserved than for what has been developed. Pristine bays, sugar white beaches, coastal marshlands, estuaries rich with sea life, and barrier islands with impressive dune formations... this is what the Forgotten Coast has to offer!
For more information please visit The Forgotten Music Festival website at forgottenmusicfestival.com
