Get Ready to Paw-ty: Spring Pup-alooza Takes Over Downtown Panama City with Fur-tastic Fun!
Bay Arts Alliance will host a Spring Pup-alooza on Saturday, April 5 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. The public is invited to bring their canine friends to the Center for the Arts lawn for live music, an agility course, kids arts and crafts, and a sweet treat from the Gelato Love food truck. There will also be a clay paw print class available for sign-ups. 10% of proceeds from this class will be donated to a local animal rescue.
Sign-ups for the clay paw print class are available in person at the Center for the Arts, by phone (850) 640-3670 or online at https://bayarts.square.site.
The Center for the Arts will also have brand new art exhibitions on display featuring Alberto Sprigatis of Gulf Coast State College, a duo show by Kelly McLendon and Jennifer Honeycutt, and the Redfish Film Festival. These exhibits are always free to visit.
The Center for the Arts is open Tuesday–Thursday 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Friday 10 a.m.-7 p.m., and Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Bay Arts Alliance
Since 1978, Bay Arts Alliance has served as the local arts agency for Bay County and provides opportunities for cultural enrichment through broad based educational experiences, music and arts programs, exhibitions, and events. Bay Arts Alliance has brought countless national touring performances to the area and provides many cultural opportunities for Bay County schools and non-profit organizations.
Panama City Center for the Arts
Panama City Center for the Arts in downtown Panama City is housed in the beautiful 1925 historic City Hall building. Panama City Center for the Arts is managed by Bay Arts Alliance. In the Center for the Arts, Bay Arts Alliance provides visitors and the local community with creative enrichment through monthly art shows and exhibitions, films, concerts, educational art classes for all ages, and special focus classes for Bay County school trips. The facility and grounds are under the ownership of the City of Panama City.
