Venues

A paved square on N Barrett Square at the heart of Rosemary Beach, near the Rosemary Beach Inn.

The square on the south side of Rosemary Beach, between the dune walkover and Main Street.

A lawn on the west side of Rosemary Beach, set among the Geneva Court cottages.

A small green and adjoining Owners Center near the eastern end of Rosemary Beach.

The Rosemary Beach Town Hall, a civic building used for the weekly Chapel at the Beach service and for meetings, classes, and indoor events.

The cluster of shops, restaurants, and squares along Main Street and Barrett Square in Rosemary Beach.

The wooden boardwalk that crosses the dune from Town Hall to the Gulf in Rosemary Beach.

The open-air rooftop bar on the top floor of The Pearl Hotel at 63 Main Street in Rosemary Beach.

The private beach access area in front of The Pearl Hotel at 63 Main Street in Rosemary Beach.

An open-air shopping and dining center on US Highway 98 in Inlet Beach, where Scenic Highway 30A begins, a short drive east of Rosemary Beach.

Chef Tim Creehan's restaurant in Suite D101 at 30Avenue, on US Highway 98 in Inlet Beach a few minutes east of Rosemary Beach.

The lobby-level bar and grill at The Pearl Hotel, at 63 Main Street in Rosemary Beach.

An outdoor amphitheater inside the white-walled town of Alys Beach, set back from County Highway 30A.

The pool and event lawn at Caliza, on Featherbed Alley in Alys Beach.

NEAT Bottle Shop & Tasting Bar, on N Castle Harbour Drive in Alys Beach.

A juice and wellness cafe on West La Garza Lane in Alys Beach.

The commercial center of Alys Beach, on County Highway 30A.

An open-air amphitheater at the center of Seaside, on the south side of County Highway 30A.

An outdoor movie screen at Central Square in Seaside, set on the north side of County Highway 30A.

An open-air pavilion at the edge of Seaside, used for morning yoga classes and small wellness events throughout the warmer months.

A Gulf-front beach pavilion in Seaside used as the meetup point for open-air beach activities, including the community volleyball program..

The central square at the heart of Seaside, flanked by shops and the Sundog Books building.

A beachfront restaurant on the south side of County Highway 30A in Seaside, open since 1986.

The open lawn at the center of the Seaside Lyceum, off Smolian Circle on the north side of town.

A tiki bar and restaurant in the Bud & Alley's building on the beach side of County Highway 30A in Seaside.

A wine bar on Central Square in downtown Seaside, pouring glasses and flights a few doors from the amphitheater.

The village's century-long social hall at 70 Hotz Avenue: the Butler family's general store and Saturday-night dance hall, Picolo's Restaurant and Red Bar since 1995, and rebuilt to near-identical plans after the February 2019 fire.

A music bar and seafood restaurant at 63 DeFuniak Street, in the building that long housed Pandora's.

An artist-run gallery of more than 50 artists at the Mystic Porte Shops on 14 Clayton Lane, just north of Scenic 30A off Highway 283 beside the Shops of Grayton.

A coffee house and guesthouse at 85 DeFuniak Street, home base of Raw & Juicy Grayton.

A breakfast, brunch, and lunch restaurant at 51 Uptown Grayton Circle in Uptown Grayton.

A covered open-air pavilion at the center of Watersound Town Center, the retail district at the entrance to the Watersound Origins neighborhood off US Highway 98.

The green at the heart of the Watersound Origins neighborhood, on Pathways Drive a short way from Watersound Town Center.