Events in Bay County today

Adults 55 and older come together at Glenwood Community Center in Panama City for PC Senior Living, featuring shared meals, social time, and a range of fun and educational activities. The gathering offers opportunities to learn something new, enjoy leisure moments, and connect with peers in a friendly, community-focused setting.

Ascension Sacred Heart Bay hosts a free, family-friendly Halloween event that pairs treat collecting with a Touch-A-Truck experience. Families can explore emergency vehicles up close and meet local community heroes alongside members of the hospital team. Costumes and Halloween spirit are welcome for an evening of fun.

Experience free outdoor yoga open to all levels at Oaks by the Bay Park. The spring and fall series take place on Thursdays, with each session offering something a little different, from calming, grounding movement to an invigorating vinyasa flow, all guided by Brooke Faust. Classes welcome complete beginners as well as longtime practitioners and are presented as a community offering sponsored by Panama City Parks, Culture & Recreation. Bring a mat, towel, or blanket for practicing on the grass, pack water or your preferred beverage, and consider bug spray. Enjoy time to move, breathe, and connect beneath the oaks.

Panama City Beach Hooters hosts a lively karaoke night filled with music and wings. Grab the microphone for favorite songs, whether you are a seasoned singer or giving it a first try. An unlimited boneless wings special is available for dine-in guests at $14.99 with the purchase of a beverage. Bring an appetite and enjoy a friendly atmosphere with plenty of singalong fun.

Karaoke takes center stage at Grace O’Malley’s Irish Tavern in downtown Panama City, where DJ Glenn keeps the music flowing and the crowd brings the vocals. From confident regulars to first-time singers, everyone can step up to the mic for a relaxed, lively night of favorite songs and shared fun.

The second annual Kal G Squires golf tournament benefits Angel House Bereavement Center. Registration and online payment are available.

This open water certification course offers a clear path to becoming a lifelong diver. Work through the academic lessons online at your own pace, then follow up with three consecutive days of training in a safe and enjoyable class. Begin an underwater adventure while progressing toward certification.

Enjoy an hour of line dancing at Glenwood Community Center in Panama City. Instruction is led by Ms. Brenda Blue, who guides both newcomers and experienced dancers through the steps in a relaxed, friendly setting. The session is open to all skill levels and is welcoming whether attending solo or with friends.

Meet other crafters and build community at an adult craft session focused on creativity and conversation. Bring a project you are already working on or the supplies to begin a new one. Adult coloring pages will be available for anyone who prefers a ready-to-go activity.

Enjoy a family-friendly Trunk or Treat with creatively themed cars, food trucks, live characters for children, and plenty of candy. The event is free for all ages, with food truck items available for purchase. Costumes are welcome.

Celebrate Halloween Eve with an evening of live entertainment and playful activities. Jimbo & The Jetstream will provide the music while guests enjoy games and a costume contest with prizes up for grabs. Coffee and daiquiris will be available for purchase throughout the event. The atmosphere welcomes all ages for a festive night out.

This weekly Pokémon League welcomes participants of all ages and experience levels. Activities may include trading meetups, official challenges and cup events, casual games, and occasional pre-release gatherings. For details on what is scheduled throughout the month, refer to the Pokémon events post. Updates are also shared in the PBA Pokémon League group.

Unwind by the shore with a restorative sound bath at Richard Seltzer Park in Panama City Beach. Guided by Kateryna Armenta of Harmonics of Life, this calming experience blends the gentle rhythms of the waves with the soothing tones of crystal singing bowls, soft chimes, and other instruments. As the sky shifts into sunset colors, settle in, release the day, and ease into a peaceful evening through relaxing sound and quiet reflection. Bring a yoga mat or comfortable blanket to lie on, a pillow if you prefer, and anything else that helps you feel cozy outdoors such as a light jacket or an eye mask. When you arrive, look to the left to find the setup on the beach. Space is limited. Contributions are pay what feels fair. The gathering depends on favorable weather, and any updates will be shared through the organizer’s website and social media.

Pat and Kay host a Halloween-themed karaoke night at American Legion Post 356. The evening features a costume contest for the most frightening and the most humorous looks. Guests are encouraged to dress up, whether spooky or silly, and take a turn at the mic. Dinner is available before the singing begins, with karaoke to follow.

Watch the day fade as the bay becomes a glowing scene during a clear, lighted kayak experience in Panama City. Transparent kayaks illuminate the water while bait fish shimmer beneath, and the pace settles into something calm with a touch of the wild. It suits date night and also anyone aiming to create lasting memories. Suitable for solo participants, couples, or groups... Friday evenings focus on a relaxing float. Each tour offers limited spots.

Saltwater Grill in Panama City Beach hosts a Halloween celebration with a pirate and siren theme. A live DJ sets the soundtrack indoors and $5 martinis are offered throughout the night. There is no cover at the door. Costumes are welcome, from pirates and sirens to anything spooky, sexy, or silly.

Advance your diving with a certification course that prepares you to explore depths up to 100 feet and operate in a range of underwater conditions. Training centers on essential areas that expand experience while strengthening proficiency and competence beneath the surface. The goal is safe diving performance as your skills progress.

Costumes and candy buckets set the tone for the Little Boo Bash at Mochas & Minis, a Halloween celebration created with young children in mind. Kids can trick-or-treat indoors by visiting a series of playful, Halloween-themed doors set up throughout the space, giving first-time or hesitant trick-or-treaters a chance to practice in a friendly setting. The festivities include Halloween games and activities, playtime, and treats. Costumes are encouraged, and families are reminded to bring a trick-or-treat bucket. Pre-registration is required so enough treats and supplies can be prepared for everyone, and balloons may be present with activities. Pricing is $12 per child for members and $25 per child for non-members.

Kevin Jacobs performs live at The Dive, a waterfront spot in historic St. Andrews.

Celebrate Halloween with neighborhood trick-or-treating in North Lagoon Heights Phase II. Residents handing out candy can dress up and greet families from their driveways, while trick-or-treaters are asked to visit homes with porch lights on, respect neighbors’ yards, and have an adult accompany younger children. Drivers should slow down and watch for families walking through the neighborhood.

Sound Collective hosts a high-energy battle of the bands spotlighting the local underground music community. Expect live performances, a lively crowd, professional filming, and giveaways throughout the night. Bands secure their spots through online auditions, activity on social media, and fan support leading up to the show, then face off onstage for top honors. First place receives $400 in cash, second place earns $100, and third through fifth place receive professional photo and video content with the possibility of studio recording time. Entry is $15, and audience raffles include chances to win Sound Collective gift cards.

A 5K fun run at Frank Brown Park brings the community together to raise awareness about diabetes and encourage healthier living. Runners, walkers, and supporters are welcome. A companion Health Fair provides free screenings such as blood pressure and blood glucose checks, basic health assessments, BMI measurements, and stress evaluations, plus information and resources for lifestyle support. Registration is $25 per person. Presented by the Health Ministry of the Panama City Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Re-Rack Sports Bar hosts a growing blind draw doubles tournament. Players can enter the standard blind draw or opt for a trash talking bracket, and a couples trash talking tournament is offered from time to time. The buy-in is $20 and includes a $5 green fee.

VOICES offers Veterans of all ages and service branches a welcoming space to connect, socialize, share experiences, and build meaningful relationships with others who understand. The program also provides opportunities to learn about valuable community resources. No reservation is required, and participation is free.

Enjoy a free, high-energy Zumba workout led by Chris Womack. The class blends dance and fitness to support cardio health, coordination, and overall strength. No experience is needed, making it a fun way to stay active, relieve stress, and get moving.

Enjoy Music Bingo by the Gulf, where you can test your skills, compete with friends, and play for prizes. Beachside drinks and food are available to enjoy during the evening.

Explore spirituality, Source, conscious living, and intuitive growth in an open forum inspired by the Conversations with God series. All paths are honored. A suggested donation of $10 is noted.

Knifty Crafters is a free, relaxed crafting group for seniors at Glenwood Community Center. Explore craft projects, spark creativity, and enjoy a friendly, social setting.

The 55+ Club is a weekly gathering for adults aged 55 and older, featuring a shared potluck dinner, card and board games, conversation, and light entertainment. It offers a welcoming setting to relax, share stories, and connect with others.

Boots on the Bay, formerly known as Slick Kickers Panama City, hosts a mix of classic and contemporary line dances at Panama City Center for the Arts. The experience starts with introductory instruction, then transitions into continuous dancing. Cash admission is $5. Instruction and floor leadership are provided by Tammy Smith and Teresa Hinckley. The schedule may adjust when the art center holds special events. The group originated as Slick Kickers Panama City and was founded by Julie Gray in 2015.

Enjoy live music with Lori Ubowski, featuring soothing sounds and beach vibes. Cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere accompany an evening of music by the ocean.