This weekend in Navarre, FL

Explore an open air marketplace in the heart of downtown Fort Walton Beach, where local character takes center stage. Wander the waterfront at Fort Walton Beach Landing Park and browse handmade creations, fresh produce, and flavorful bites from area makers. The scene highlights community spirit and coastal charm, inviting an easygoing stroll through a mix of artisan goods and seasonal flavors. This market is held rain or shine.

Enjoy bargain hunting at De'France Indoor Fleamarket Antiques & Collectibles, where vendors hide select one-dollar surprises throughout their booths. Stroll the aisles, discover the tucked-away dollar deals, and see what unexpected treasures you can take home for just a buck. This treasure-hunt style sale is a shopper favorite every time it takes place.

This 5k is organized by the Ivy & Ale staff. After the run, mimosas, draught beer, and brunch will be available. Participants who finish ahead of Andy “Speedy” Garcia qualify for a free brunch.

A co-ed 4s sand volleyball tournament takes place at The Salty Rose at The Pensacola Beach Resort, built around the Dinosaur 160s format that celebrates veteran players. Teams field four players with at least one woman on the court at all times and may register up to five players total. The combined age minimum is 160 for teams of four, and if a fifth player is rostered the minimum rises to 200. IDs are submitted in advance through a secure app for age verification. Competition features pool play with round robin matches and scheduled teams officiating and recording scores, and single elimination is used as part of the event. Pool play uses rally scoring as noted on the score sheets. Dinosaur rules bring back old school play, including no let serves and side-out scoring to 12 with a 14-point cap, where only the serving team can earn a point. The older team may begin with a small advantage, gaining one point for every four years of age difference up to four points, calculated from a designated four-player set that must include the youngest if five are rostered. Gameplay notes include no blocking or attacking the serve, no open-hand tips, no lifts or doubles, clean hand sets that are square if sent over, lines are in, contact with the antenna or outside the antenna is out, the ball must pass between the antennas, no net touches, and service order must be maintained, including when a fifth player rotates in. Disputed points are replayed quickly, and sportsmanship and fun are emphasized. Entry is $30 per player in cash, with a higher day-of rate of $40 per player. Prizes are planned and may be adjusted if fewer than ten teams participate. First place pays $400 plus additional items to be announced, and second place receives its entry back plus items to be announced. The oldest registered team earns free entry. Teams must have four players present to begin a match. Rosters are fixed with no substitutions outside the registered lineup; if an injury prevents a team from meeting the minimums, the team forfeits unless the tournament director makes an exception before or early in pool play, and no new players may be added during playoffs. In case of severe weather, official updates are sent to participants ahead of check-in. As an outdoor event, formats, schedules, divisions, prizes, or the event itself may be modified, delayed, rescheduled, shortened, combined, or canceled if conditions require it. Any refunds, credits, or partial refunds related to weather or interruptions are determined solely by the organizers, with participant safety as the top priority.

Falloween fun comes to Navarre with the Navarre Spooktacular Market, presented by Apex Shows and Events. This Halloween-themed celebration brings treats, tunes, and family-friendly activities to Navarre Park. Highlights include food trucks and tent vendors, along with a bounce house and face painting. Attendees can dress for fall, enjoy spooky smiles, and explore seasonal delights throughout the day.

Kada's Promise presents the inaugural Kada's Teddy Bear Golf Classic at the Fort Walton Beach Golf Course on the Pines Course. The Clubhouse Grill will provide lunch, and play will begin with a shotgun start. Entry is $125 per player or $500 for a four person team. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For sponsorship details or tournament questions, contact Tournament Director Dakota Scott at contact.thescottedit@gmail.com or text 850-855-5006.

Settle into a relaxed waterfront brunch at Soundside with delicious dishes and bottomless mimosas. It is a comfortable setting for catching up with friends or easing into the day, combining sunshine, refreshing sips, and laid back coastal fun. Enjoy easy conversation and a mellow pace by the water.

An informal gathering of the Playground Amateur Radio Club welcomes members and anyone curious about amateur radio to test gear, fine tune stations, build skills, and learn. The session includes hands-on projects, instruction, and RF experiments. Participants work DX contacts around the world and receive training in operating procedures across multiple modes, from analog and digital to computer-assisted contesting. Attendees can focus on the RF topics that interest them most.

Enjoy bayou scenery while you put your knowledge to the test at a trivia night in Niceville at Wharf 850. Promoted as Niceville’s best trivia night, it features a special menu to complement the competition.

The Country Gym in Gulf Breeze hosts bar bingo with Breaux & Co. There is no cost to participate, and prizes are up for grabs. Enjoy dinner while the games are underway.