Free events in Lynn Haven, FL

Set in Aaron Bessant Park at Pier Park, this faith-centered festival returns to Panama City Beach with a focus on honoring Jesus Christ and supporting people in need across the community. The day begins with an opening ceremony and prayer, then continues with activities, a market, and band performances. Highlights include live Christian music from local churches, food trucks, local vendors, bounce houses and games, and a prayer tent. Admission is free.

A no-cost Halloween trick-or-treat experience offers a safe, family-friendly outing. Costumes of every kind are welcome. Local small business owners, clients of the organizer, are teaming up to put on another community-focused gathering. If navigation was tricky before, setting GPS to Tudor's Biscuit World Panama City will guide you to the right area.

A free Zumba class led by Chris Womack takes place at the MLK Jr. Recreation Center. This energetic dance‑fitness workout supports cardiovascular health, coordination, and overall strength. All fitness levels are welcome, and no prior experience is needed. It offers a lively, community-focused way to stay active and reduce stress.

Any national wildlife refuge or other U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service property that typically charges to enter is waiving its fee today, meaning entry is free.

IdeaCamp offers an interactive forum where community members exchange insights, build connections, and explore new perspectives. Conversations are designed to encourage learning and actionable ideas for both personal growth and business development. The gathering takes place at Papa Joe's Bayside. Support is provided by Elysian Med Spa, Kirkland Insurance Agency, and Panama City Toyota. Attendance is free for PCB Chamber members, and $15 for prospects.

Knifty Crafters is a relaxed, free crafting group for seniors at Glenwood Community Center. Participants can try new craft projects, build creativity, and spend time with others in a welcoming, social setting. It is a comfortable place to make things you enjoy alongside fellow crafters.

Prospective caregivers are invited for walk-in, on-the-spot interviews. Candidates should hold a CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN credential. Required items include I-9 documentation, CPR, a TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting. The ability to communicate effectively in English is necessary. Assistance is available for obtaining an HHA credential. Completing the application ahead of time can help speed up the process.

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.

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.

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.