Visit Panama City Beach invites visitors and locals to its two-day culinary festival, UNwineD presented by Publix. Running March 31–April 1, travelers can head to Aaron Bessant Park for the seventh annual event, which showcases the best craft beer, wine and spirits from around the world. The event also offers delectable cuisine from renowned local chefs, live entertainment and a variety of vendors and artisans.
“We are thrilled to welcome locals and visitors to Panama City Beach for the seventh annual UNwineD presented by Publix,” said Dan Rowe, president and CEO, Visit Panama City Beach. “We look forward to another year partnering with ‘Southern Living’ to host an unforgettable celebration showcasing the best cuisine, craft beer, wine and spirits of our region.”
The event kicks off with a party hosted by Southern Living and Visit Panama City Beach. The exclusive event includes cocktails, delicious bites, and live music and entertainment. Limited tickets and VIP options are available. VIP tickets are $185 per person and include early entry into Saturday’s event and a gift bag with commemorative UNwineD glasses.
Saturday begins with the Grand Afternoon Tasting at 1 p.m. Wander around from booth to booth sampling craft beer, wine, spirits and culinary creations from leading chefs in the region. While enjoying these offerings and tastings, shop around the local stores and boutiques set up at Art & Vendor Row. Don’t forget to stop by the Southern Living tent for home decor, cookbooks and more.
After the Grand Afternoon Tasting, headliner MAGIC GIANT and opening act The Collection take the stage at Aaron Bessant Park amphitheater for a can’t-miss concert in the park.
To purchase tickets and find out more about the upcoming event, click here.
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