09/05/2026
It’s the first weekend of September, and our Chamber members have plenty happening! Shop local, enjoy one of our beautiful community spaces, learn a little history, or spend some time giving back.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
● Panacea Community Garden Farmers Market
• 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
• Panacea Volunteer Fire Department, 7 Clark Drive, Panacea
Our members at Visit Panacea (Panacea Waterfronts Florida Partnership) are bringing the Farmers Market back for the first Saturday of the month! Stop by for locally grown and made products and support local vendors.
● Wakulla Springs Makers Market
• 10:00 AM–2:00 PM
• The Lodge at Wakulla Springs, 550 Wakulla Park Drive
Our members at The Lodge at Wakulla Springs are filling the lawn with local artists and makers! Spend some time under the oaks browsing jewelry, pottery, art, home goods and more.
● Operation Market Garden: A Bridge Too Far Special Exhibit
• 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum, 1873 Highway 98 West, Carrabelle
Our members at Camp Gordon Johnston Museum
have a new special exhibit highlighting Operation Market Garden and the people, aircraft and history behind the WWII operation. Admission is free, and the exhibit continues through October 3.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
● FlaBiz Co. Adopt-A-Road Cleanup
• 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
• Meet at Rybak Realty, 734 Shadeville Road, Crawfordville
Our members at Fla-BizCo are inviting the community to join them for their Adopt-A-Road cleanup along Shadeville Road. Wear closed-toe shoes, bring gloves if you have them, and come lend a hand keeping Wakulla beautiful!
AND WHILE YOU’RE OUT THIS WEEKEND…
• Fishing Season is Going Strong in Wakulla!
Scallop season may be winding down elsewhere, but there are still plenty of reasons to get on the water right here in Wakulla County! From scalloping to fishing opportunities along our coast, make a weekend of it, grab your gear, stop by our local businesses, fuel up, grab a bite and enjoy everything Wakulla has to offer.
START WORKING ON IT THIS WEEKEND
● Trash to Tide Recycled Art Challenge
• Entries due September 17
• Winners announced September 19 at Woolley Park
Our members at Keep Wakulla County Beautiful are getting ready for International Coastal Cleanup Day with their Trash to Tide Recycled Art Challenge! Use found trash, recycled or reused materials to create an ocean-themed masterpiece. This weekend is a great time to start creating!
There’s always something happening with our Chamber members! Visit our Chamber Member Events Calendar to see what’s happening around Wakulla.
Link to Event Calendar:
https://business.wakullacountychamber.com/eventcalendar/Search?from=09%2f05%2f2026&to=09%2f06%2f2026&mode=0&cid=8141&DateFilter=5