Are you ready to shake loose and have a good time? Back by popular demand – De Lions of Jah perform their upbeat reggae sounds at Aaron Bessant Park tonight – part of the Pier Park summer concert series for 2010! READ MORE
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It may still be a couple of months away but that doesn’t mean we can’t start getting excited about Northwest Florida’s premier event – especially now the musical acts have been announced!
The Seafood Wine and Music Festival in Panama City Beach will take place Friday, October 8th 2010 to Sunday, October 10th 2010. Now in its 3rd year since re-branding from the Indian Summer Music Festival, the festival is truly coming into its own and just keeps getting better and better. This year, visitors to the festival can expect more mouthwatering seafood, over 75 retail, antique and art vendors, local and international wines, crafts and activities, plus of course live HEADLINER music! This year’s acts are as follows: READ MORE
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After 16 months of construction, the new County Pier is open to the public for spectators and anglers alike. Located right off Alf Coleman Road (the road that Shipwreck Island is on), the new M.B Miller Pier is three times as long as it’s predecessor and exactly mirrors the new Russel Fields Pier across from Pier Park.
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We just wanted to let you know that Shipwreck Island is giving away two Season Passes per week to one of their lucky Facebook Fans starting this week for the next three weeks. They will be doing the drawing on each Friday, 7/30, 8/6, 8/13.
All you have to do to have a chance to win is go over to their Facebook Fan Page, click the “Like” button and at the end of each week, they are going to do a drawing from all their fans and pick a winner. Each winner will get two Season Passes, there will be three winners total.
These Season Passes are good for the remainder of the 2010 season. The park is open August 1-10. Then open again on August 14, 15, 21, 28, and September 4, 5, and 6.
Click here to visit their Facebook page.
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Show your love for PCBDaily.com and get a free sticker! We’ve had tons of requests for stickers, and with the new logo design, it was time to get a whole ton of them made. In order to get one, you can come by our office anytime, or we can just mail it to you!
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Pack your beach towels and sun screen and get down to the beach because we’ve been almost completely oil free (other than sun tan oil) for more than a month and there is no projected impact in sight. We’ve been blessed with easterly winds which have kept the beaches of Panama City Beach of the plume projection models from NOAA.
Over the last several weeks, very sparse and scattered instances of tar balls have been reported and cleaned up along the beach. But, these instances have been so few that most people that have come down here to vacation have had no idea that there was ever anything foreign wash ashore. If you’ve been keeping an eye on our Facebook page, then you know that hundreds are posting their great experiences that they have had down here while on vacation.
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Here is this weeks fishing report. Be sure to take note of the rod sale Brad has at the end of the video: it’s 60% off, but only for you!
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Escape to Pier Park in Panama City Beach this weekend for the Bons Temps Rouler Pirate Festival; a magical world of music, entertainment, parades, and fun…suitable for adventurers of all ages. The festival begins on Thursday, July 22nd with New Orleans premier bass player, George Porter Jr. in concert with the Runnin’ Pardners at Aaron Bessant Park. Then the July 23rd and 24th festival hosted by the Panama City Beach Convention & Visitors Bureau promises a swashbuckling good time for Panama City Beach visitors and locals alike. Come join us mates…It’s all about family fun at Panama City Beach, it’s free to the public, and it’s sure to be a jolly good time!
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Only four more concerts scheduled as part of the Pier Park summer concert series 2010 – so be sure to catch tonight’s fantastic show! George Porter Jr is New Orleans’ premier bass player, and has performed with artists such as Paul McCartney, Jimmy Buffett, David Byrne, Patti LaBelle, Robbie Robertson and Tori Amos. READ MORE
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