The Port St. Joe SaltAir Farmers' Market brings fresh seasonal produce from local small farmers and much more to Florida's Forgotten Coast. Throughout the growing season, regionally grown vegetables and fruit, locally harvested Gulf seafood, carefully crafted artisan goods, and educational opportunities highlight the market. Located in downtown Port St. Joe, the SaltAir Farmers' Market serves as a community gathering place and cultural center where attendees can enjoy arts, workshops, live music, and exhibitions while shopping the market at City Commons and Reid Avenue's retail district. There is no better place to be on a Saturday Morning.

The Market is open the first and third Saturday each month from April through November, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm at City Commons.

Bring your recyclables to the Farmer's Market! Through the efforts of the amazing Recycling Committee Volunteers we now have the opportunity to accept your aluminum cans & plastic bottles! Bins will be available at every Famers' Market on the 1st & 3rd Weekends of each month through November! For more info on the Recycling Program please call Bernadette Hackett @ 850-827-1833

The Port St. Joe SaltAir Farmers' Market brings fresh seasonal produce from local small farmers and much more to Florida's Forgotten Coast. Throughout the growing season, regionally grown vegetables and fruit, locally harvested Gulf seafood, carefully crafted artisan goods, and educational opportunities highlight the market's. Located in downtown Port St. Joe, the SaltAir Farmers' Market serves as a community gathering place and cultural center where attendees can enjoy arts, workshops, live music, and exhibitions while shopping the market and Reid Avenue's retail district. There is no better place to be on a Saturday Morning.

The Gulf County open is a 36-hole flighted stroke play golf tournament open to golf professionals and amateurs. Players compete for prizes within their flights and against each other for the title of Gulf County Open Champion. The flield is limited to the first 96 paid entrants. Please direct inquiries to Carol Anderson, Tournament Coordinator at (850) 227-4251 or carol@forgottencoasttop10.com
Entry Fee for Professional Division is $200.00 and Amateur Division $175.00

DEADLINE is Septemeber 2, 2010!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PoJo LIVE Music Fest is for music lovers and musicians alike to come together and celebrate Live music on the water in Port St. Joe, Florida. This is a two day music fest with popular and up-incoming musicians. The first concert series starts at 1pm EST Sunday, September 5th and the second at 11:00 am EST on Saturday, September 25th.

This year the festivals headline performers are Billy Dean and Heidi Newfield. This fest will have a variety of music including indie-alternative, country, rock, folk, pop and oldies music.
The fest is a no badge required event, it is free to attend, and is open to the general public. SO come out and enjoy our beautiful outdoor venue, gather with friends and listen to some great music on the water!

Sunday, September 5th
Bo Spring Band: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Adam Roth: 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
King Cotton: 4:30 pm ? 6:30 pm
Billy Dean: 7:00 pm ? 9:00 pm

Saturday, September 25th
Dana & Charlie: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Southern Satisfaction: 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Swinging Medallions: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
The Subdudes: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Heidi Newfield: 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Athletes from all over the world travel to St. Joe beach to run, bike, and swim in this USA Triathlon sanctioned event. Well marked courses follow along the beautiful white sand beaches and pine forest of the Gulf Coast. This sprint is organized by certified staff and wonderful volunteers who love the sport. Following the race, athletes and their friends and family celebrate the accomplishments of the day with great food at the Beacon Hill Park.

Learn more about the bi-annual Beach Blast by contacting Race Director Olga Cemore 850-522-6666 or visit the website www.beachblasttriathlon.com for rules and registration details.

The Port St. Joe SaltAir Farmers' Market brings fresh seasonal produce from local small farmers and much more to Florida's Forgotten Coast. Throughout the growing season, regionally grown vegetables and fruit, locally harvested Gulf seafood, carefully crafted artisan goods, and educational opportunities highlight the market's. Located in downtown Port St. Joe, the SaltAir Farmers' Market serves as a community gathering place and cultural center where attendees can enjoy arts, workshops, live music, and exhibitions while shopping the market and Reid Avenue's retail district. There is no better place to be on a Saturday Morning.

PoJo LIVE Music Fest is for music lovers and musicians alike to come together and celebrate Live music on the water in Port St. Joe, Florida. This is a two day music fest with popular and up-incoming musicians. The first concert series starts at 1pm EST Sunday, September 5th and the second at 11:00 am EST on Saturday, September 25th.
This year the festivals headline performers are Billy Dean and Heidi Newfield. This fest will have a variety of music including indie-alternative, country, rock, folk, pop and oldies music.
The fest is a no badge required event, it is free to attend, and is open to the general public. SO come out and enjoy our beautiful outdoor venue, gather with friends and listend to some great music on the water!

Nashville recording artist, Billy Dean, and a range of Indie-Alternative, Folk, Rock and Classic come together in this FREE, two-date live music event in our beautiful bayfront park in Port St. Joe, Florida. Come enjoy BBQ and draft beer by the water, with many area vendors.

This is event is hosted by Women Athletes Supporting Women Athletes (WAsWA). The cost is $7.00 p/ player for co-ed teams of six players with the option of up to 2 subs. Players must be at least 13 years old and register by September 5th to receive a free t-shirt. Last day for registration is September 15th, 2010. Contact psjwaswa@gmail.com or call (850)-340-1373 for more information.

The Port St. Joe SaltAir Farmers' Market brings fresh seasonal produce from local small farmers and much more to Florida's Forgotten Coast. Throughout the growing season, regionally grown vegetables and fruit, locally harvested Gulf seafood, carefully crafted artisan goods, and educational opportunities highlight the market's. Located in downtown Port St. Joe, the SaltAir Farmers' Market serves as a community gathering place and cultural center where attendees can enjoy arts, workshops, live music, and exhibitions while shopping the market and Reid Avenue's retail district. There is no better place to be on a Saturday Morning.

This annual fall music festival brings Nashville big hit making singer's, songwriter's, and musicians, for a weekend of songwriting workshops and live performances at many local hotspots. Check out the website for all the details www.blastonthebay.com

The 12th Annual Mexico Beach Art & Wine Festival will be held at the Driftwood Inn featuring fine wines, local seafood, live auction, musical entertainment and of course ART!
Hope you will join us~
More information and times to come.

The Port St. Joe SaltAir Farmers' Market brings fresh seasonal produce from local small farmers and much more to Florida's Forgotten Coast. Throughout the growing season, regionally grown vegetables and fruit, locally harvested Gulf seafood, carefully crafted artisan goods, and educational opportunities highlight the market's. Located in downtown Port St. Joe, the SaltAir Farmers' Market serves as a community gathering place and cultural center where attendees can enjoy arts, workshops, live music, and exhibitions while shopping the market and Reid Avenue's retail district. There is no better place to be on a Saturday Morning.

The Port St. Joe SaltAir Farmers' Market brings fresh seasonal produce from local small farmers and much more to Florida's Forgotten Coast. Throughout the growing season, regionally grown vegetables and fruit, locally harvested Gulf seafood, carefully crafted artisan goods, and educational opportunities highlight the market's. Located in downtown Port St. Joe, the SaltAir Farmers' Market serves as a community gathering place and cultural center where attendees can enjoy arts, workshops, live music, and exhibitions while shopping the market and Reid Avenue's retail district. There is no better place to be on a Saturday Morning.

The Port St. Joe SaltAir Farmers' Market brings fresh seasonal produce from local small farmers and much more to Florida's Forgotten Coast. Throughout the growing season, regionally grown vegetables and fruit, locally harvested Gulf seafood, carefully crafted artisan goods, and educational opportunities highlight the market's. Located in downtown Port St. Joe, the SaltAir Farmers' Market serves as a community gathering place and cultural center where attendees can enjoy arts, workshops, live music, and exhibitions while shopping the market and Reid Avenue's retail district. There is no better place to be on a Saturday Morning.

Celebrate Safe-Celebrate Twice! No need to wait another 12 months to celebrate the next new year. Ring in the New Year twice.

Start in the Eastern Time Zone in Port St Joe and St. Joe Beach, then travel west just five minutes to Mexico Beach and celebrate all over again an hour later in the Central Time Zone.

The shuttle busses will be carrying passengers to local hot spots and everywhere in between. The shuttle bus is FREE to all riders (must be 21 or older to ride).

For further details please contact the Gulf County Tourist Development Council 850-229-7800 or the Mexico Beach Community Development Council 850-648-8196.

Celebrate Safe-Celebrate Twice! No need to wait another 12 months to celebrate the next new year. Ring in the New Year twice.
Start in the Eastern Time Zone in Port St Joe and St. Joe Beach, then travel west just five minutes to Mexico Beach and celebrate all over again an hour later in the Central Time Zone.

The shuttle busses will be carrying passengers to local hot spots and everywhere in between. The shuttle bus is FREE to all riders (must be 21 or older to ride).

For further details please contact the Gulf County Tourist Development Council 850-229-7800 or the Mexico Beach Community Development Council 850-648-8196.