During most of the nineteenth century and the early decades of the twentieth century, Apalachicola was one of Florida’s most important Gulf Coast ports. Explore the town’s past and present on Saturday’s tour of historic and new homes, plus unique gardens, located in Apalachicola’s historic district.

Presented by the Apalachicola Area Historical Society (AAHS), the 3^rd Annual If This House Could Talk Tour is a popular self-guided home tour featuring the histories of 32 locations. Guests are invited to view the storyboards at their leisure during this event.

This family and community-oriented festival is a one-day outdoor event featuring great live music, a fairway of games for the children sponsored by the Forgotten Coast Parrothead Club, and the chance to dine on the freshest, most delicious local shrimp dishes.

The Apalachicola Area Historical Society (AAHS) will be presenting a program on “Sopchoppy: Stages of Change” featuring Robert Seidler, as part of their Spring Speaker Series. Guests are invited to hear a discussion about how livability, place, and authenticity can develop through change in a community.

Held at Lake Alice Park, the 2023 Annual Tupelo Honey Festival offers a day of family fun! The Country’s finest Tupelo Honey farmers will have booths of honey in packages, along with food vendors, arts & crafts, and live entertainment by Dickey Merritt & The Original Bama Jam.