Events in Lynn Haven, FL

Bay Point Golf Club hosts the 2nd annual Kal G Squires Golf Tournament, benefitting Angel House Bereavement Center and the important work they do. The tournament also honors a man who lost his battle to cancer far too soon. Sponsorship opportunities are available. After a great time last year, another enjoyable day on the course is planned. For details or sponsorship inquiries, call 850-257-5036 or 850-867-6223.

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 at High Praise Panama City. Walk through a lineup of creatively themed car trunks, see live characters, and collect plenty of candy. Food trucks will be on site with items available for purchase. Admission is free for all ages, and costumes are encouraged for a safe night of family fun.

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.

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.

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.

A calming Reiki Share focused on connection and ease, guided by Bronte of GOLDEN AWEN. The session opens with a gentle meditation inspired by a core Reiki principle that encourages presence and steady breathing. Afterward, participants gather in a group Reiki circle to both offer and receive energy within a calm, caring setting. There is time for quiet reflection, and the atmosphere welcomes seasoned practitioners as well as those who are completely new to Reiki. A quiet tone is appreciated, as other treatments may be taking place in nearby rooms. Arriving a little early can help with settling in. Advance sign-up is requested so the host can plan for the group. The experience aims to leave attendees feeling lighter, centered, and renewed.

Yoga Be Happy presents a beach yoga retreat centered on mindfulness and inner calm beside the ocean. The shoreline setting offers a soothing backdrop for practice and reflection, creating space to slow down, breathe, and reconnect.

This festive watercolor workshop is designed for teens ages 13 to 18 and focuses on creating a cheerful cat in a Santa hat and scarf. Over the course of two hours, participants build core watercolor skills, including wet on wet, layering, blending, color mixing, and water control. Simple approaches to painting fur, fabric, and seasonal accents are taught step by step, and there is plenty of room for personal expression through color choices, patterns, and finishing touches. All supplies are provided, so students can concentrate on painting. Everyone leaves with new techniques and a holiday piece ready to display, share as a gift, or use as inspiration for a handmade card. The fee is $45 for members and $50 for nonmembers. Classes and workshops offered by the Center for the Arts are nonrefundable, and a waitlist is available at info@pccenterforthearts.com.

Impact After Hours brings Impact100 Gulf Coast members and community-minded guests together at Floriopolis for an evening focused on connection and purpose. As part of a monthly series, attendees hear directly from an organization doing important work in the community about the difference being made and what still lies ahead, followed by time for continued conversation and connection. Whether a longtime member or simply curious about Impact100 Gulf Coast, this gathering offers a look at collaborative giving at work, opportunities to connect with likeminded women, and a chance to leave with renewed motivation. This event is free to attend, open to all, and guests are welcome.

Kabuki: Hibachi Showdowns returns to Osaka Japanese Hibachi Steakhouse & Sushi Bar in Panama City Beach for two spirited evenings filled with food, flair, and friendly competition. The first night features Funds on Fire, a head-to-head hibachi faceoff between financial institutions. On both evenings, local celebrities arrive in costume, take their turn at the grill, entertain with creative table themes, and compete for best-of honors. Sponsors and their guests are encouraged to dress to match their chef’s table theme for extra fun. Each night begins with a cocktail hour offering beer and wine, followed by a hibachi dinner. Both nights are sold out and all sponsorships have been claimed. Proceeds support the mission to create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships.

Connect with fellow readers at a relaxed book club gathering focused on two featured titles, along with an announcement of the next two selections. The discussion welcomes everyone in a supportive space, whether you want to share thoughts about the picks or talk about other books you are reading. Attendance is welcome even if you have not read the selected titles, but be aware that spoilers may be part of the conversation.

Presented by Point Break Arcade and Panama City Smash & FGC, this fighting game tournament welcomes competitors of all ages and skill levels to face off in a variety of popular titles. Entry costs 5 dollars, Smash brackets are 5 dollars, and all other brackets are 3 dollars. Players should bring their own controller. An arcade wristband is not required to participate, and discounted wristbands are available for participants. For questions, contact Point Break Arcade or the Panama City Smash & FGC page on Facebook. This event is subject to change.

At Mosey’s Downtown in Panama City, a relaxed happy hour brings together PCH3, the Half Minds, and Hashers for casual drinks and conversation. Expect to see hash shirts and even a few kilts. Arrive whenever it suits you and stay as long as you like, since the plan is simply to meet up, unwind, and socialize, with some folks lingering late.

This members' meeting at Panama City Diving includes a casual meal and time to socialize. Bringing a side dish to share is optional. Non-members are welcome to attend.

The Panama City Beach Cup at Edgewater Resort welcomes participants from levels 1 through 10 along with all Xcel categories. It brings a wide range of divisions together in one setting, providing space for participants at many stages of experience.

The Panama City Beach Chamber of Commerce hosts the 2nd annual PCB Chamber Topgolf Challenge at Topgolf in Panama City Beach, with Innovations Financial Credit Union as the presenting sponsor. Chamber members come together for friendly competition, networking, and community connection in a relaxed, high energy setting. All skill levels are welcome, from avid golfers to those simply there for the fun, making it an easy way to meet people and enjoy the game.

TooTall & Tanita light up Patches Pub & Grill with a high energy mix of rock, country, grit, and groove, delivered with just enough swagger to keep the crowd moving. Expect beachside vibes with sunset scenery, salt air, cold drinks, and satisfying food as the soundtrack rolls. The duo leans into a tongue in cheek claim of delightfully average tunes while creating a lively atmosphere that turns an ordinary evening into a laid back good time.

The 8th annual Panama City Songwriters Festival brings a multi day celebration of singer songwriters to Panama City Downtown. The program includes a special event and songwriter rounds, all set in the downtown area.

Public Eye Soar 2026 returns to Gulf Coast State College in Panama City, Florida with a free, all-ages celebration of light and creativity. Hundreds of original works by artists from the local community, across the nation, and around the world will illuminate the exteriors of campus buildings, transforming the college into an expansive outdoor gallery. The experience includes hands-on activities, live performances, large-scale projection mapping, and immersive installations, along with unexpected moments that invite participation. Vendor spaces are not available for this event.

A convoy of Jeeps will travel the coastal route to Apalachicola for the Seafood Festival in its 63rd year. The group will meet at the Winn-Dixie in the Callaway and Parker area, then cruise together along the coast. November in this region is often warm and pleasant, which could make driving with the top removed a comfortable choice.

S. S. Nightshade returns to the page and the pen for a book signing that spotlights a signature blend of fantasy, romance, and horror, offering stories rich with emotion, sharp edges, and a touch of chaos. Featured works include Wicked Psalms 1 and 2, a dark and high fantasy tale of morally complex demonic sisters, wine-soaked vampires, a hellhound found family, plenty of heat, and fierce feminine fury. The Allure of Death pairs small-town chills with witchy atmosphere as a Gen X witch and her cats, Gin and Tonic, square off against a serial killer in a haunted corn maze. The River’s Daughter is a standalone dark romantasy with sirens, mermaids, sea-born vampires, and an enemies-to-lovers MMF romance. Readers who gravitate toward dark fantasy and romantasy, morally grey characters, eerie small-town magic, and spicy, unconventional love stories will feel right at home. Attendees can meet the author, secure signed copies, and enjoy a moody, magical atmosphere.

Dannielle Elaine Warren takes the stage at The Dive for a performance with free admission in a waterfront setting. Enjoy live music by the water with no cover charge.

TooTall & Tanita bring a live set to Patches Pub & Grill, blending rock, country, grit, and groove with just enough swagger to keep the crowd moving. With a wink they brand their sound as the most mediocre music in the Southeast, and they lean into the fun as the night unfolds. Panama City Beach provides the backdrop, with sunset skies, salt air, cold drinks, and good food creating an easygoing atmosphere that turns a regular evening into a lively beach soundtrack.

Late Night Mixtape performs live at The Dive in a free show by the water.

Take part in a volunteer meeting with the N.W.F.L. Proverbs 31 Women’s Guild, focused on supporting women in Humble House Ministries’ programs. Participants connect with clients, listen to testimonies, and assist with fundraising for needs such as medical procedures. Meetings take place on the second Monday of each month at Grace Presbyterian Church. Lunch is available, provided by members for $5.

A casual hangout where ages 18 to 25 can socialize and work on a craft. Offered on certain Mondays in a drop-in format.

Enjoy a relaxed crafting session designed for creativity. Bring a project you are already working on, or make a small craft that will be provided. New participants are welcome. This program is intended for adults and teens 16 and older.

The walk starts at the boat ramp picnic tables in Gore Park, which serve as the meeting spot.

Kevin Jacobs brings a live set to The Dive in a casual waterside setting. Expect an easygoing atmosphere right by the water.

Artists and art enthusiasts gather in Panama City Beach to paint outdoors along the coast. Over three days, the schedule includes artist workshops, three paint offs, and an awards ceremony. Locations include Aaron Bessant Park, Pier Park, the pier, and the beach, offering a range of coastal settings for plein air creativity.

This Saturday Program features a kids book club for ages 6 to 12 with a discussion of Magnolia Wu Unfolds it All by Chanel Miller. Extra copies of the book are provided by the Friends of the Bay County Public Libraries. Please check with the library to see if copies are available.

Attendees gather at Gore Park beside the Community Center.

Gather beside the boat ramp picnic tables in Gore Park. This spot serves as the meeting point before the event gets underway.

This breastfeeding support group provides a warm, judgment-free place to connect with other mothers and breastfeeding peer counselors. Whether you are breastfeeding, pumping, combination feeding, or preparing for a new arrival, you can share experiences, ask questions, celebrate milestones, and receive encouragement. For more information, call the Breastfeeding Hotline at 850-747-5775.

Plant Club meets monthly at the Bay County Extension Office for a 4-H gathering focused on the science of plants. Youth explore how plants function in their surroundings, practice identifying a variety of species, and learn the basics of growing different kinds.

This off-site book discussion takes place at Wild Root and focuses on a different genre each month. Recent themes have included dogs in August, westerns in September, true crime in October, and a focus on fairy tale retellings in November. For information about the current monthly topic, email rfillingame@nwrls.com.

Southern Grace & Grit will be a vendor at Emerald Coast Christmas at the Dock, a waterfront holiday shopping experience featuring local artisans, handcrafted goods, delicious food, seasonal entertainment, and visits from Santa. Attendees can explore premium cowboy hats, a custom Hat Bar, western inspired boutique clothing, jewelry, unique accessories, and one of a kind gifts for everyone on the holiday list. It offers a cheerful setting to discover special pieces while supporting small businesses.

TooTall & Tanita bring their TNT energy to Patches Pub & Grill with a lively mix of rock, country, and groove. Expect gritty riffs, tight rhythms, and just enough swagger to keep the room moving. With sunset vibes in the air, cold drinks, and good food, the scene sets up an easygoing, high-spirited evening at the pub.

The Black Pelican Open brings a new kind of competition to Panama City Beach at Legacy Golf Club. Created by Bay Aces Gulf Club, this two person best ball tournament is capped at 60 teams, or 120 players, and offers a minimum $5,000 cash purse. Entry covers 18 holes with a shared cart, food and beverages, a tournament gift bag, and a chance at the cash. On course challenges include Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin with extra prizes available. At the finish, three results stand out most: the winning team, the top net score, and the top gross score known as The Black Pelican. Registration is open, and the entry fee is $150 per player or $300 per team.

Southern Grace & Grit will be a vendor at Emerald Coast Christmas at the Dock in Panama City Beach, a waterfront holiday market featuring local artisans, handcrafted goods, delicious food, holiday entertainment, and visits from Santa. At the Southern Grace & Grit boutique, shoppers can browse premium cowboy hats, take part in a custom Hat Bar experience, and find western inspired clothing, jewelry, distinctive accessories, and one of a kind gifts for everyone on the holiday list. The event highlights small businesses and offers a festive setting for families and gift seekers.

Bring a project to work on and settle into a coffee shop setting for a relaxed stitch gathering. It offers a friendly chance to connect with fellow stitchers and spark fresh inspiration for your projects.

At St. Andrew Baptist Church, The Speak Of Love Tour features David Phelps, a vocalist renowned for a range that spans more than three octaves and a rare ability to bring lyrics to life. He has captivated audiences at many of the world’s premier venues and has been recognized with multiple Dove and Grammy awards, along with several platinum-selling releases. This event centers on his celebrated artistry and powerful voice.

TooTall & Tanita, also known as TNT, take the stage at Patches Pub & Grill in Panama City Beach with a swagger-laced blend of rock, country, grit, and groove. Expect beachside vibes with salt air, cold drinks, and good food while the duo serves up what they playfully call the most mediocre music in the southeast, built to get the crowd moving.

Southern Grace & Grit participates as a vendor at Emerald Coast Christmas at the Dock, a waterfront holiday market featuring local artisans, handcrafted goods, delicious food, seasonal entertainment, and visits from Santa. Their boutique selection includes premium cowboy hats with a custom hat bar, western-inspired clothing, jewelry, unique accessories, and one-of-a-kind gifts. The atmosphere is family friendly and focused on supporting small businesses, offering a cheerful setting to discover holiday presents and personal finds.

The gathering point for the walk is the first picnic table next to the community center and the boat ramp.

The Bay County group of 100+ Women Who Care brings local women together once each quarter to contribute $100 per member to a nonprofit selected through member nominations and a vote. By pooling individual donations, the group increases its impact on organizations serving Bay County, Florida. The process is straightforward and efficient, directing support to local 501(c) charities without administrative overhead, and a different nonprofit is chosen each quarter to receive the combined gift. For details, email 100wwcbc@gmail.com or call (850) 774-1193.

A festive second annual holiday wellness party hosted by Never Defeated LLC, Biological Medicine and Wellness, brings together community, self care, and cheerful year-end savings. Enjoy a lively couple of hours highlighted by a seasonal raffle with three wellness prizes, including a Frotox herbal facial, a 10 session sauna and light therapy punch pass, and a signature bodywork session. Winners are announced at the close of the gathering, and being present is required to enter and win. In the week leading up to the celebration, a limited-time special offers 60 minute ionic foot baths for $50 to help unwind before the holiday rush. Holiday gift e-cards and printed gift certificates are available, with options to gift a specific service, a wellness package, or a chosen amount. Additional year-end savings on select packages carry into the New Year.

TooTall & Tanita plug in at Patches Pub & Grill with a swagger-filled blend of rock, country, grit, and groove. Playfully branded as the most mediocre act in the Southeast, they keep the crowd moving with beats that lean into fun and attitude. Expect beachy vibes, ocean air, chilled drinks, and good eats as live tunes set the tone for a laid-back, high-energy evening.

Rusted Charm hosts a cheerful holiday gathering filled with crafts, gifts, and festive treats. Expect a warm seasonal atmosphere with even more to explore.

TooTall & Tanita bring their TNT energy to Patches Pub & Grill with a blend of rock and country, gritty grooves, and a touch of swagger that gets the room moving. The pub’s easygoing atmosphere, cold drinks, and good food set the scene for a live set fueled by tight rhythms and a playful, proudly average persona.

A kid-centered mini session in Panama City Beach invites children to spend time with Santa and decorate a cookie. Each child receives one cookie with all the supplies needed, and families can share any food allergy details ahead of time, although severe allergies cannot be accommodated. Sessions are intended for one family, with exceptions possible by prior approval. The experience runs 30 minutes and includes a full gallery of images. The cost is $300, with a 20 percent deposit required to reserve and the remaining balance due on the day of the session. Santa Jeff will be the Santa for these sessions, and the Airbnb setting will differ from the one shown in sample photos.

Muy Wayne O’s marks its reopening at El Centro Beach. Margarita specials will be available all day.

An evening filled with seasonal fun awaits, with tasty treats, a holiday market, and a clear view of the boat parade. Santa and Mrs. Claus may even make a special appearance.

St. Andrews Bay sparkles as decorated boats cruise the shoreline in a long-standing Panama City, Florida tradition presented by Destination Panama City in partnership with the City of Panama City. Vessels trimmed in Christmas lights and seasonal decor create a festive scene on the water. At Downtown Panama City Marina, a Holiday Village adds to the celebration with holiday-themed vendors, lively music, and a special visit from Santa. The illuminated flotilla departs from the St. Andrews Bay Yacht Club and travels west along the bay, passing Historic Downtown Panama City, the Panama City Marina, West Beach Drive, the St. Andrews Marina, Historic St. Andrews, and Sun Harbor Marina before ending at the Hathaway Bridge. Viewers can enjoy the spectacle from shoreline spots, the Panama City Marina, the St. Andrews Marina, or from nearby waterfront bars and restaurants. A public vote will determine a prize for the best decorated boat.

The meeting point is Gore Park, next to the Community Center.

Back for a second year, this festive stroll highlights small businesses along Beck Avenue in historic St. Andrews. Spend the evening browsing and shopping, discovering local favorites, and enjoying special discounts, treats, and goodies. Along the way, there are chances to win gift cards to local businesses. It is an easy way to get out, support small businesses, and have a little fun with friends.

This monthly 4-H Plant Club at the Bay County Extension Office invites youth to explore how plants function in the world around us. Participants build skills in recognizing different kinds of plants and learn the basics of growing them.

This swim and run event in Panama City Beach features age-based distances. Ages 10 and under complete a 100 yard swim and a 0.5 mile run, ages 11 to 14 cover a 200 yard swim and a 1 mile run, and ages 15 and up take on a 500 yard swim and a 2 mile run. The cost is $10 per person. Pre-registration is required.

At Millville Cemetery in Panama City, FL, a Wreaths Across America ceremony honors the men and women who served. The Rutherford High School Jr. ROTC assists with the proceedings as wreaths are laid on veterans’ graves, affirming their sacrifices during the holiday season. This solemn gathering upholds a mission of remembrance, honor, and education for the community.

A family-friendly caroling walk weaves through the historic St. Andrews district of Panama City. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, as participants will be on foot throughout the event. After the singing, attendees can connect over a hot chocolate bar. Admission is free.

The Emerald Coast Philharmonic marks the new year with a Strauss celebration that brings Vienna’s musical traditions to life. The Emerald Coast Philharmonic Piano & String Quartet performs a lively program of waltzes, effervescent polkas, and favorite New Year selections, hosted and emceed by Sergey Bogza. A pre-concert social hour precedes the performance, offering complimentary hors d’oeuvres and a full cash bar. Attendees may bring refreshments to their seats, enjoy engaging stories and introductions to the pieces, and savor exceptional chamber music in a festive and welcoming setting.

Bookish Boutique hosts a late night celebration for the release of the seventh A Court of Thorns and Roses novel. A $60 ticket secures your copy of the book and admission to the festivities, along with complimentary small bites and soda or water. Expect themed games and chances to win prizes as the countdown to the book’s release builds. Additional drinks will be available for purchase from the bar. Night Court inspired outfits and fan theories are welcome. Ticket quantities are limited and may sell out quickly.