November 4 2011

Panama City Friday Fest
Downtown Panama City
Panama City, FL
www.pcbfridayfest.com
Downtown Panama City comes alive with Music, Food, and Fun on the first Friday of the month, starting in March and running through November. Local shops and restaurants stay open late and the festivities run until 10 pm, providing a great opportunity to shop, eat and have a great time. Whether you are a regular, or you've never been... grab a friend, grab your family and join us for Friday Fest!

November 4-5 2011

UNwineD Craft Beer and Wine Event
Pier Park
Panama City Beach, FL
http://www.visitpanamacitybeach.com/unwined/
The November 4 Event will be held on the streets of Pier Park and will feature 60 craft beers, 120 wines and wonderful foods from local chefs and restaurants here in PCB.  Enjoy beer, wine, food and music. On November 5, there will be a wonderful evening of coastal fare paired with specifically selected craft beers and wines. Alton Brown, host of Food Network's "Good Eats" and "Iron Chef America will do a 90 minute cooking demonstration and then be available to autograph his Cookbooks that will be sold during the Afterglow portion of the evening when lovely desserts and beverages will be served.

November 10-12 2011

Emerald Coast Cruizin'
Frank Brown Park
Panama City Beach, FL
www.emeraldcoastcruizin.com
Thousands of classic cars, hot rods, custom cars and trucks make their way to beautiful Panama City Beach for this week-long festival. Frank Brown Park will host over 3000 hot rods and cool classics. There will be over 125 top name automotive vendors on hand, as well as a huge swap meet and car corral. There's also a ladies section with great crafts, jewelry, and so much more. Kids will love the kiddy area with fun rides, games, and more! Each night is full of activities from parades, great bands and special shows.

November 11 2011

Veterans Day Parade
Downtown Panama City
Panama City, FL
www.visitpanamacitybeach.com
The Bay County Commission, in conjunction with the Bay County Veterans Council, will host the annual Veterans Day Parade in downtown Panama City. The parade, a tribute to military personnel, will begin at 9:30 a.m. at the 1200 block of Harrison Avenue and move south to finish at the Panama City Marina. At the parade’s conclusion, a military review and a wreath-laying ceremony will be held in front of City Hall. 

November 12-13 2011

Festival of Nations
Downtown Panama City
Panama City, FL
www.panamacitydowntown.com
The Festival of Nations in downtown Panama City will allow you to experience the diversity of all culture. The downtown will be transformed with various vendors, music, food, and crafts brought to you in a variety of cultures. Event runs Nov 12 from 10am to 8pm and Nov 13 from 10am to 5pm.

November 19 2011

Panama City Roller Derby
Skate Factory
Panama City, FL
(850) 785-2261
www.pcrollerderby.com
Raffles, food, fun and of course roller derby action. The BEST entertainment around! Roller derby action gets no better than with the Panama City Roller Derby girls! Bring your chair, sit back and enjoy the show.

November 24-27 2011

Snapperbowl Thanksgiving Classic
Edgewater Beach & Golf Resort
Panama City Beach, FL
(850) 615-0176
www.snapperbowl.com
The Snapperbowl Thanksgiving Classic is the largest running youth football tournament in the United States. The tournament attracts some of the best teams from all over the United States; from California to Philadelphia, Texas and Florida. The Snapperbowl Classic is a true double elimination tournament over a three day period till only one team remains in each division.

November 26 2011

Annual Boat Parade of Lights
St. Andrews Bay
Panama City, FL
www.historicstandrews.com
The annual Boat Parade of Lights comes to St. Andrews and Panama City. Thousands of spectators gather every year to celebrate Christmas with the beautiful site of lighted boats on the water. Boats light up St. Andrews Bay starting at 5:30 PM off St. Andrew Bay Yacht Club. The boats pass by Panama City Marina (arriving about 5:40 PM), then travel to St. Andrews Marina (first boats arriving about 6:15 PM) where the parade ends. Free parking and viewing at both marinas.