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Nestled between Western Lake and the neighboring town of Seaside, Watercolor is one of a handful of planned “New Urban” communities that define Scenic 30A. The picturesque neighborhoods and storefronts integrate with our beautiful natural landscape. Elegant homes line the beach next to the stately WaterColor Inn, and residential streets fan out into the beautiful coastal forest of pine trees and palmetto.

Nestled between Western Lake and the neighboring town of Seaside, Watercolor is one of a handful of planned “New Urban” communities that define Scenic 30A. The picturesque neighborhoods and storefronts integrate with our beautiful natural landscape. Elegant homes line the beach next to the stately WaterColor Inn, and residential streets fan out into the beautiful coastal forest of pine trees and palmetto.

Nestled between Western Lake and the neighboring town of Seaside, Watercolor is one of a handful of planned “New Urban” communities that define Scenic 30A. The picturesque neighborhoods and storefronts integrate with our beautiful natural landscape. Elegant homes line the beach next to the stately WaterColor Inn, and residential streets fan out into the beautiful coastal forest of pine trees and palmetto.

For those of you who remember Sea Bar (on 331 - south of the bridge), you probably remember the stunning views and the mood that scene set. The Bay is a new restaurant opening in that location. Owner and Chef Jim Shirley is also the owner of South Walton favorites, Great Southern Cafe and The Melt Down on 30A. The Bay, located right on the Choctawhatchee Bay, will feature a 55-foot food bar, part of which will be a sushi bar.

For those of you who remember Sea Bar (on 331 - south of the bridge), you probably remember the stunning views and the mood that scene set. The Bay is a new restaurant opening in that location. Owner and Chef Jim Shirley is also the owner of South Walton favorites, Great Southern Cafe and The Melt Down on 30A. The Bay, located right on the Choctawhatchee Bay, will feature a 55-foot food bar, part of which will be a sushi bar.

For those of you who remember Sea Bar (on 331 - south of the bridge), you probably remember the stunning views and the mood that scene set. The Bay is a new restaurant opening in that location. Owner and Chef Jim Shirley is also the owner of South Walton favorites, Great Southern Cafe and The Melt Down on 30A. The Bay, located right on the Choctawhatchee Bay, will feature a 55-foot food bar, part of which will be a sushi bar.

Junior Marvin LIVE on the green at Gulf Place

Saturday, July 5
First five rows will be reserved seating $35 in advance $45 at door. (no need to bring your chairs for these tickets - Chairs will be provided). Food and beverages will be available for purchase at the event.

Boukou Groove to open! Gates open at 3:30pm, show starts at 5pm.

advance tickets $20 | day of show $35

tickets available now at eventbrite

Come out and enjoy Grayt Coffee Hour Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30–8:30pm with live music in Grayt Coffee listening room. Local and regional singer/songwriters will perform original music.

Select from a menu of food, specialty coffees and teas, pastries, and desserts. BYOB. Grayt Grounds will provide glasses.

Check out the summer lineup at www.graytgrounds.com. 

Come out and enjoy Grayt Coffee Hour Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30–8:30pm with live music in Grayt Coffee listening room. Local and regional singer/songwriters will perform original music.

Select from a menu of food, specialty coffees and teas, pastries, and desserts. BYOB. Grayt Grounds will provide glasses.

Check out the summer lineup at www.graytgrounds.com. 

Come out and enjoy Grayt Coffee Hour Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30–8:30pm with live music in Grayt Coffee listening room. Local and regional singer/songwriters will perform original music.

Select from a menu of food, specialty coffees and teas, pastries, and desserts. BYOB. Grayt Grounds will provide glasses.

Check out the summer lineup at www.graytgrounds.com.