Panama City is a four-season paradise for water-sports enthusiasts. Kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing and kiteboarding are popular activities on the crystal blue waters of St. Andrews Bay. Numerous charters offer inshore and offshore fishing, scuba and snorkeling excursions. Guided day trips are available for dolphin-watching or you can go shelling on uninhabited Shell Island. Enjoy water views and fresh, locally caught seafood at popular restaurants like Gene's Oyster Bar, a local landmark.
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The Center for the Arts has three galleries located within the historic 1925 City Hall/Police Station/Fire Department and Jail. Located in downtown Panama City, Florida, we provide visitors and our community with cultural awareness through creative enrichment, sculpture, music, film and fine art. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram (@centerfortheartspc)
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The Panama City Publishing Company building was constructed by George Mortimer West around 1920 on a prominent corner in the heart of historic St. Andrews. He was a writer, promoter, economist, horticulturist, publisher, and entrepreneur. He is credited as the "founding father" of Panama City, building it into an economically viable city and port on the shores of St. Andrews Bay. In the late 1800'
If you love typography, printing, tools, history and just beautiful space you will really enjoy touring this historic Printing Company. Located in the salty village of St. Andrews in Panama City, Florida it is truly a local gem! See the butterfly garden and take a walking tour too.
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Floriopolis is a non-profit Arts & Culture Metropolis, with a gallery, market, studio, & courtyard. See the exhibit, shop the market, all made by local artists. Make your own art at Art on the Spot (free, 10 minute mini art project) and do a $10 Studio Day (make what you want, artists on hand to assist). Hang out, read books, play the guitar, enjoy a game of chess. #floriopolis #KeepStAndrewsSalty
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This museum offers exhibits on the history of diving.
You can't live in it but you can see a yellow submarine today if you are in the area along with various other exhibits that are available around the parking lot. None are available for "a ride" but looking at them while imagining going under the surface in any of them was impossible really. Too scary for me! Fascinating to know that anyone actually did. Even if you do not have time to visit the inside, it is worth pulling over. Gauging from the outside exhibits, I have no doubt that the inside is worthwhile and interesting.
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Award winning artist displaying fine art paintings of the Forgotten Coast. Award winning custom and museum framing. Art supplies. Adult art classes in oil and acrylic. Serving the area since 1976.
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