Tom and Jeff believe you only live once. What could be more satisfying than sharing that philosophy with millions? But they don't just tell it, they prove it.
When Jeff Archer and Tom Losee created YOLO Board in 2006, they shared a goal to introduce stand up paddle boarding (SUP) to South Walton.
(Sharks?!? see video below)
A major part of their strategy was to create events that were new and exciting.
Last show is July 31!
37 Plays in 97 minutes: A comedy roller coaster worth every cent!
How can 37 Shakespeare plays be condensed to one fluid, comical performance with only three actors? Great Question! But every Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Seaside Repertory Theatre, that is exactly what is happening
There are tourists and then there are tourists - no matter where you travel. In Firenze or Milano, the shoes are usually a dead giveaway. The natives are wearing soft leather loafers. The Americans are often decidedly less stylish.
In Seaside, the tell-tale signs are often times even more revealing. Anyone in a bathing suit and flip flops is here to have fun.
The men in black and women decked out head to toe in an equally monochromatic manner of dress are likely on a mission, or more specifically, an architectural pilgrimage.
There will be a lot of hand holding on the beaches Saturday, but what we really need is a group hug.
Hundreds of SoWal residents and tourists, as well as thousands of concerned citizens worldwide will gather along the beaches to send a message, "no to offshore oil drilling, yes to clean energy".
SoWal.com is proud to be a sponsor of such a unique and wonderful event. This year's version (#3) was the best yet.
The folks at Alys Beach have gotten a firm grip on what it takes to put on such a complicated show of digital art projected onto the white walls of buildings all over town.
Grand Boulevard at Sandestin is the 2010 summer home for Le Grand Cirque. The kind folks there were nice enough to invite us out for a sneak preview behind the scenes and a dress rehearsal. Le Grand Cirque is above and beyond our normal summer fare.
May 16, 2010 by Kurt Lischka
The Cultural Arts Association of Walton County presents ArtsQuest Fine Arts Festival in May 2010. The Festival moved to The Town of Seaside, just two miles down Scenic Hwy. 30A from Grayton Beach, where in 1989, the event was founded and lived for seven years.
ArtsQuest then spent seven years in Eden Gardens State Park and another seven years in the Village of Baytowne Wharf in the Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort.
