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At WaterColor Inn, your stay is more than just a getaway—it's an opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture of 30A, with a variety of exciting events happening year-round just steps from our doors. Located in the heart of 30A, WaterColor Inn puts you in the perfect position to experience everything the area has to offer, and after a day of event-going, you can return to your well-appointed room, unwind on the beach, or dine from a selection of restaurants, each offering a menu to suit every palate.
Experience the 18th Annual Digital Graffiti, a captivating outdoor art festival where digital artists project original works onto the striking white walls of Alys Beach, transforming the town into a vibrant, immersive gallery. This internationally celebrated event invites artists and audiences alike to explore the dynamic fusion of art, architecture, and technology under the stars.
The 9th Annual Harvest Wine & Food Festival by Destin Charity Wine Auction Foundation will provide patrons the opportunity to sip and savor some of the world’s finest wine and culinary selections while enjoying the iconic WaterColor beach town. Join fellow wine aficionados for four days of epicurean excellence. Book your stay at WaterColor Inn and enjoy the convenient location and receive two tickets to the Grand Tasting event on Saturday, 10/18/25.
Celebrate the 25th Annual WaterColor Mountainfilm on Tour Festival with two days of extraordinary films created to inspire courage, thought and empathy. Enjoy this eclectic mix of captivating films that enhances the bold imagery of these remarkable stories in an outdoor setting with a starry backdrop to enhance the unfolding clips of thought-provoking films. Stay two nights or more at WaterColor Inn and receive tickets to both shows.
The Seeing Red Wine Festival is a celebrated annual event featuring an array of wine tastings, culinary delights, and live music. Set in the charming town of Seaside®, this festival offers guests the opportunity to sample a wide selection of wines while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of one of 30A’s most iconic beach towns.
Alys Beach Crafted is an event designed to celebrate the collaboration of talents that enhance the 30A experience. Originating from the success of 2019’s Firkin Fête, this event focuses on showcasing crafted beverages, culinary experiences, artistry, and workmanship. Over the weekend, Alys Beach will host various activities, including Makers Market, Firkin Fête, Spirited Seminars, and the Spirited Soirée, where renowned craftspeople from across the country will share their skills and stories.
The 30A 10K, voted one of the top 10 turkey trots in the South, offers a flat, scenic route along 30A with views of South Walton's architecture and dune lakes. Runners of all ages can enjoy a DJ, local vendors, and a post-race celebration with breakfast, plus a complimentary Mimosa and Bloody Mary bar. Participants receive a commemorative race shirt and medal. With a 10K, 5K, and 1-mile run/walk, there's a race for everyone!
Fans of great music are invited to enjoy the 17th Annual 30A Songwriters Festival over the four-day Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend. With an internationally prominent line-up of singer-songwriters and local artists, this festival is full of soulful melodies, powerful vocals, and compelling lyrics. Book your stay at WaterColor Inn and enjoy more than 225+ performances from multiple venues along 30A.
Every year, athletes from around the world meet up in Seaside, Florida, for Northwest Florida's signature running event and paramount fundraisers for SEASIDE SCHOOL™, the oldest public charter school in Florida. With lots of festivities throughout the weekend, including Taste of the Race, a culinary extravaganza celebrating local flavors and culinary maestors, to the Race Expo, the race is a great way to reach your running goals and spend time with your friends and families in one of the most iconic beach communities in the world.
