Time to get out your fanciest threads for the Café Thirty-A  annual Christmas Charity Ball benefiting Caring and Sharing of South Walton. Read More

The most recent SoWal Real Estate Report covers all of Walton County including South Walton real estate activity for September 2019, with statistics for single family homes, townhomes, and condos in Walton County, Florida. Single fam... Read More

Combine the small-town atmosphere of a beach community parade, throw in a dash of Santa Claus and mix with the official lighting of a remarkable town on Florida's Emerald Coast, and you have the perfect makings to kick off the holida... Read More

People are usually surprised to find inside the gates of Wild Heron a community full of fine examples of Craftsman-style architecture. In the early years of the 20th century, the architectural firm of Greene and Greene designed what ... Read More

It’s time for holidays at the beach and St. Nick is taking plenty of time to enjoy the Emerald Coast version of white Christmas before the big day. Our latest SoWal List is a Santa (naughty or nice) List for a bunch of places and eve... Read More

Celebrating its 29th anniversary, Seeing Red Wine Festival in Seaside brings four days of wine and culinary events to South Walton for a timeless tradition November 7-10, 2019.  Tickets available online at seeingredwinefestival.com &... Read More

The most recent SoWal Real Estate Report covers all of Walton County including South Walton real estate activity for August 2019, with statistics for single family homes, townhomes, and condos in Walton County, Florida. Single family... Read More

The 30A Songwriters Festival returns toSouth Walton January 17-20, 2020, with a stellar group of artists on the schedule. Headliners represent a range of music genres, including John Prine, Brian Wilson, Indigo Girls, and Tanya Tucke... Read More

Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation (MKAF) presents the annual 24th Annual Festival of the Arts October 26 & 27 for an entire weekend of art, music, food and fun for everyone. Read More

Those who enjoy golf history know that the first course in America is said to be The Oakhurst Golf Club in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. The course’s founder, Russell Montague, was urged by his doctor to move from Boston to a... Read More