Family events in Panama City, FL

Spend three hours immersed in STEAM learning with Mrs. Dedge. Participants explore through multisensory activities and create crafts they can take home. This is a drop off event, and snacks are provided.

Designed for ages 8 to 18, this make and take centers on creativity and fair preparation. Participants work on exhibits at the Extension Office for local and regional fairs. It takes place at Bay County Extension. The fee is $50 for Project Visual Arts.

This weekly Pokémon league welcomes participants of all ages and skill levels. Activities can include trade nights, sanctioned challenges and cups, casual play, and pre-release events. Specific plans are listed in the Pokémon Events post throughout the month, and updates are shared in the PBA Pokémon League group.

Glide across the Panama City bay as daylight fades and the water glows with color. Clear, lighted kayaks illuminate the surface, silvery bait fish flicker below, and the world seems to slow for a while. The outing balances calm and a touch of adventure, making it great for a romantic date, time with friends, or a solo paddle fueled by curiosity. Each tour uses transparent glowing kayaks and offers limited spots, creating a chance to unwind and make lasting memories on the water.

This weekly Pokemon League brings players together to trade and play games. Participants receive promo packs, and there are occasionally other small prizes when supplies permit.

Kids' Night Out brings family-friendly fun to The Pavilion at Watersound Town Center with a weekly summer series of kid-focused activities. Children can enjoy face painting, balloon art, games, music, and more while caregivers take a break nearby. There is no cost to attend, and the public is welcome. Offerings change from week to week, so every visit can bring a new surprise.

Connect with other mothers who are breastfeeding, pumping, or supplementing in a welcoming support group at HCA Florida Gulf Coast Hospital. Share experiences, ask questions, and receive practical guidance from a lactation consultant. Expectant mothers are encouraged to attend, and babies, toddlers, and siblings are welcome. The gathering takes place in a classroom on the second floor, across from the elevators. Use the elevator located past the gift shop.

Parents and caregivers can gather in a welcoming setting to connect with each other while exploring how young children learn through play. Each session is interactive, with songs, stories, arts and crafts, dancing, and other hands-on activities that support early learning and strengthen family bonds. Families discover simple and creative ideas to nurture their child’s development while building connections within the community. This free program takes place in the Multi-Purpose Room at the MLK Jr. Recreation Center.