It was a difficult task to try and top last year’s Seabreeze Jazz Festival as the event took Panama City Beach by storm, filling hotel rooms and branding our great city with a favorable image. There was a lot of hype coming into 2010 and this years event not only lived up to the hype but could have very well been a better overall event than 2009. If you missed the show, you missed a something special. Continue reading “Seabreeze Jazz Festival: Changing PCB's Image?”
If you love movie and love being outside but can’t seem to be able to do both at the same time, then April 30th is going one exciting night.
Bluefish Outdoor Movies & City of Panama City Beach presents the first movie in summer-long film series: FINDING NEMO!
Friday, April 30th at dusk. Aaron Bessant Park Amphitheater (the amphitheater next to Pier Park)
Make sure to bring blankets, chairs and money for popcorn and drinks.
If you love corvettes or have one you want to show off this weekend’s Corvette Beach Odyssey held April 23 & 24 is the place for you and all proceeds to benefit the Taunton Children’s Home.
The show, hosted by the Emerald Coast Corvette Club, will be held at Pier Park in the parking lot behind Buffalo Wild Wings. The display will be from 6-9pm, April 23, 9-2pm, April 24. The event is free to the public and activities will include music by a local D.J.
Proceeds to benefit the Taunton’s Children’s Home
DJ
50/50
Door Prizes
Silent Auction
The Gulf Coast Charity Celebration, Inc. is having its 12th annual Horse Show and Music Festival at the Frank Brown Park in Panama City Beach, Florida on April 21st-24th 2010. Continue reading “The Gulf Coast Charity Horseshow is Back For A Weekend of Fun”
Believe it or not, when Thunder Beach rolls back into Panama City Beach April 29th, the bikes will be heading in a brand new direction – up to the Bay Point Marriott Golf Resort & Spa. The new venue comes as a surprise to some as Bay Point is, by definition, a quiet, elegant community best known for its exclusivity and seclusion. Continue reading “Bay Point to be New 2010 Thunder Beach Rally Location”
Check out all the new aerial shots of the new airport
As we all wonder how the new airport and having Southwest Airlines as our low cost carrier will effect Panama City Beach, members of the TDC along with Lou Hammond Agency have teamed up with Southwest to go well beyond speculation and into some serious action. Don’t believe me, check out this new Southwest Airlines ad and tell me when was the last ad you saw from SW that actually names the city?
The TDC has hit all the fly markets in Houston, Baltimore, Nashville and Orlando branding Panama City Beach as an undiscovered beach community. In fact, the tag line on much of the in-flight print advertising reads “17 Hidden Beaches, 1 Revealing Destination” written in the white sands of Northwest Florida Beaches.
The marketing campaign expands far larger than anything Panama City Beach has ventured to do in past campaigns, including TV air time in places like Good Morning America, Fox Business, Great Day Houston and Tennessee Mornings as well as regional newspapers like Washington Post, Baltimore Sun, Atlanta Journal and even New York Times. Check out this awesome article from the Tennessean.
From the looks of it, the TDC is doing its job. Those who believe the new airports effects on Panama City Beach will be minor, please note that the people in charge are putting in long hours to make sure the opposite is true.
Surf’s up! This annual event is Northwest Florida’s largest national skim-board competition featuring the best pro and amateur skim-boarders from around the world, and is happening this weekend in Panama City Beach. Continue reading “Mr. Surf’s 12th Annual Zap Pro/Am Spring Skim Jam”
Trash, on Panama City Beach, has a funny way of accumulating. Every year tons of trash finds its way to landfills, strung-out along the streets or blown around all over our gorgeous beaches with no one to pick it up. Well, early last month the city council voted to move residents of Panama City Beach towards mandatory garbage collection and, at least to some degree, alleviating part of the problem of PCB’s dirty reputation.
Naturally, mandatory garbage collection will reduce the amount of trash leftover from short-term renters and residential areas that do not require collection. Also, it could reduce illegal dumping and littering as residents won’t be saving money as they may have before. Continue reading “Mandatory Garbage Could Be First Step To Recycling”
Ladies and Gentlemen, Children of all ages, Welcome to the Panama City Beach Chamber’s 17th Annual Business Expo, Presented by Comcast!
“Under The Big Top” is the theme of this comprehensive B2B tradeshow taking place on Tuesday, April 20 at Boardwalk Beach Resort, from 4:00 to 8:00 pm. Business Expo serves the local and business community with a fun event displaying wide-ranging trades and industries. It entertains thousands of locals and families with creative decor, costumes, contests, music and special entertainment. It’s an opportunity for consumers to get out and take note of hundreds of area businesses showcasing their newest, most innovative products and services. The Chamber is signing up Exhibitors on a first-come-first-serve. Booths cost $250 for Beach Chamber members and $450 for Non-Members. Continue reading “17th Annual Business Expo "UNDER THE BIG TOP!"”
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