Events
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Wear your mask and come visit the Patch! We have safety protocols in place while you browse the pumpkins as well as a touchless checkout option.
Wear your mask and come visit the Patch! We have safety protocols in place while you browse the pumpkins as well as a touchless checkout option.
Wear your mask and come visit the Patch! We have safety protocols in place while you browse the pumpkins as well as a touchless checkout option.
See all the activities and events here: https://www.properchannel.co/…/last-friday-industrial…/
Downtown MarketPlace is Free and open to the public with new safety precautions every Saturday, March through November from 9am until 2pm! Look for fresh produce, bread, Art, crafts, and live music at Monroe Street @ Park Ave 32301.
Downtown MarketPlace is open every Saturday, March through November from 9am until 2pm with new safety precautions. The Downtown MarketPlace features fresh homegrown produce and organic items. Fresh bread and eggs are available. Look for fresh cut flowers and native plants. Local arts & crafts by the original artist, books by local authors and live music. US 27 South of I-10 Monroe @ Park Ave.
Wear your mask and come visit the Patch! We have safety protocols in place while you browse the pumpkins as well as a touchless checkout option.
Trunk or Treat is one of our favorite events! We’ve modified it this year because of COVID-19, making it safe for you and your friends and family. Enter our parking lot and drive the circle, picking up candy and treats along the way. At the end, vote for your favorite trunk! You’ll be safely socially distanced in your vehicle for the whole experience.
Tales, sounds and images of things that go bump in the night. Join us for the scariest night at the spring… of ghosts, creatures and people past…. Watch the Specter of Wakulla Spring appear to tell tales of ghosts uncovered that have haunted guests over time at the Lodge. See Quincee Messersmith transform into Ed Ball’s wife Ruth, spooked at the haunted messages she receives. What really happened in Guest Room 23?! Spooky Springs is a 20-minute romp into the strange and bizarre. Followed by discussion with historian Madeleine Carr. A special treat for Halloween this year! Join us… If you dare!!
This FREE presentation, part of the “For the Springs Virtual Speaker and Performance Series” is a monthly program providing educational entertainment for the general public, a way for people to connect with others in a world of pandemic restrictions, and as an alternate way to enjoy the natural beauty of Wakulla Spring in these challenging times. Register online at the Friends website, WakullaSprings.org to receive Zoom login credentials to attend this and other upcoming programs in the virtual series.
Come on out and spend the day at the farm. We have plenty of room to social distance. We planted almost 3 acres of corn and cut it into a maze, there lots and lots of animals to see, pet and maybe feed, a barrel train, a wagon ride, a rubber duck race, and corn pits to play in, with plenty of photo great opps all included with entry. We will also have pumpkins for sale as well as concessions.
cash and credit cards are accepted. No need to get a ticket in advance, just pay at the gate. Entry is $10 per person, age 3 and under are free. Call Aunt Louise @850.251.7708 for more information.
Join Crystal and Allison from FSU Center for Autism and Related Disabilities to talk about how to help our family and friends with autism spectrum disorder stay emotionally regulated during the holidays and cope with holiday and travel stress.
This event is for all ages and will be held on Zoom. Check the Library calendar for more information.