This is a great time for kids to get out the house, run around and be active. Great for parties and…read moreguests. Lots of trampolines, games and different obstacles to mess around on. They also have some arcade games to play and other things to do. Definitely worth a shot if wanting to get out the house and can't be outside.

Wanted to like this place so bad. And I'm not saying I might…read morenever come back, If they clean the place. But the TODDLER AREA. That's especially suppose to be cleaned, was sooo dirty. G this company makes millions I'm sure, lots of team members just sitting around. Hire someone to clean. Get new blocks in there. They look like they've all been chewed and it doesn't look like it's ever been cleaned in there if I'm being honest. The team member seem super clueless, and I called one day a couple times and never received an answer on the phone. I let one of the team members know I don't know if their phones are working because I couldn't get anyone to answer and he said "oh. ok" lol. They also have zero restrictions in the toddler area except for a sign that says no one above four. Lots of kids were running over my child. At the end of the day my daughter enjoyed it here but I didn't feel the most comfortable with how dirty it was.

It's was my first time at the Mattie Kelly Arts Center, and it was a wonderful experience seeing…read morethe Broadway Production of The Simon and Garfunkel Story, The theater is quite nice with no bad seats. I sat in the Orchestra Section, Row I, Seat 101, and my seat was perfect. Before the show, a wonderfully warm and gregarious usher gave me a personal tour of the whole facility. What a nice man. He has volunteered here for many years. It was a Broadway show with a Broadway cast, so the show was "outstanding" with all the award-winning S&G songs including: The Sound of Silence Bridge Over Troubled Water Homeward Bound Scarborough Fair Mrs. Robinson The Boxer Cecelia A Hazy Shade of Winter Feeling Groovy Bridge Over Troubled Water I am a Rock: "I've built walls A fortress deep and mighty That none may penetrate I have no need of friendship friendship causes pains It's laughter and it's loving I disdain I am a rock I am an island Don't talk of love Well I've heard the word before It's sleeping in my memory I won't disturb the slumber of feelings that have died If I never loved I never would have cried I am a rock I am an island I have my books And my poetry to protect me I am shielded in my armor Hiding in my room safe within my womb I touch no one and no one touches me I am a rock I am an island And a rock feels no pain And an island never cries" Just wow! _

Amazing culture center with sculpture and fountains. Hugh…read moretheater with balconies and all seats appear to have good view. Sound quality is good and volunteers keep traffic moving. The Nutcracker was our first visit and we will plan to return.

Chan's Wine World is one of the best places on the Emerald Coast to get craft beer. Chan Cox and…read moreRandy Hayden work hard to bring some of the biggest names in the craft beer industry to Destin every Fall for the Destin Beer Festival. This is what you would call "intimate" by festival standards, but you absolutely can't beat the selection of beers on hand. It's definitely quality over quantity. They also have live music, VIP areas, food trucks, merchandise and some killer raffles. I've been to a number of beer fests, but you can't beat the setup they have here in Destin. For a modest sized town, this is an amazing beer festival.

We went on a Friday night and it was ten dollars all you can play!!! They have a bar and they close…read moreat 2 am. Fun spot to hangout and play. Ladies working here are amazing as well, super friendly.

After dinner at Ivy and Ale, my husband and I weren't quite ready to call it a night (two years…read morewithout a sitter earns you a long leash), so we wandered into Rad Bar--and instantly felt like we'd stepped into a time machine set for "Best Night Ever, 1997." This place is a total throwback arcade bar in the best way--none of that sanitized, overpriced Dave & Buster's energy. Rad Bar is gritty, neon, loud, and unapologetically retro. We were in love. My husband entered a pinball tournament like it was the Olympics of nostalgia. The machine? Labyrinth-themed. The outcome? Swift and brutal defeat. Pretty sure he was up against some self-identified Pinball Wizards who treat those flippers like sacred extensions of their souls. He took it like a champ, though, and we moved on to sampling the rest of the machines. I skipped the tourney but made my way through nearly every pinball cabinet in the joint. We also battled it out over some DDR (he's still got moves, don't tell him I said that), and discovered a wild Korean karaoke rhythm game we didn't even know existed--but now want in our living room. The drinks were solid (nothing too fancy, but that's not why you're here), and the crowd was a fun mix of locals and laid-back tourists. It's the kind of spot where you can completely let loose without anyone taking themselves too seriously. TL;DR: Rad Bar is where grown-up fun meets retro chaos. Come for the pinball, stay for the nostalgia, and don't be surprised if you leave with sore thumbs, a full heart, and a sudden need to Google "how much is a DDR machine."

Such a great place for kids... counselors are excellent and professional... lots of cool things for…read morethe kids to do.. lots of field trips... Boys and Girls Club is always been the best... I went to the Boys and Girls Club as a child.. and would recommend it for any parent that's looking for a great place for their kids to be during the summer... and after school during the school year..

I saw Aerial Events at a fundraiser and was blown away. They made everything look so effortless and…read moregraceful. From the choreography to the makeup everything in their performance was flawless. I was so amazed that I just hired them to perform at my wedding, and can't wait for my guests to be surprised. Lydia has been such a pleasure to work with already. She is so organized, flexible and professional. She even came up with a great idea for my grand entrance. I can't wait to have Aerial Events as a part of my big day!

The pretty young lady who I had a Texas connection with. Was very pleasant and just started the…read moreday out right for us. Always nice to have a smiling cheerful person to get a round started. Got some drinks and the staff over there was just as accommodating. The four stars is only due the slow greens. But that is really the only down side to the course. From tee box to green you had a very nice surface to hit off of...unless you missed the fairway. That was not unfair either just a challenge as it should be. Talked to some locals and they stated the greens were shaggy and could have been mowed and rolled. Over all I checked off some bucket list items. Bucket list Play golf in Florida...check Play golf in Florida topless.....check Yes we played topless on some of the back 9 it was a great time!

Using Golf Now, this was the only course available at a reasonable time under $110 per player. But…read more on the day we golfed it was around $45. So if you need to play this course do not book in advance. The best part of the course the sand traps near the greens. Other than that, there was sand in almost ever single lie, even at times, on the greens. The fairway grass is so close to the ground that they look like a par three tee box; sand/seed mix poured everywhere because there are NO divots to replace. The greens had something that looked like a dried gray ash in large spots/ weird. I do not like to assume but I doubt there is any irrigation on this course, including the greens. Then there is the jet noise. That is not the fault of the course, but it makes the terrible condition even worse. In summary, skip the course. To say something positive the people and the pro shop are really nice. I seriously doubt that the reviews on the on line booking sites are real because the only negative review was that the close would look great in a few weeks.

This museum is tiny!!! If you were to come here, you would be able to see everything in about 45…read moremin to an hour. However, its appeal lies with its docents and classes. Yesterday, my Little Sister and I attended a children's class called "Those Crazy Victorians". The class was an hour and a half, the perfect length for a 5-10 year old audience and the kids seemed to have a really great time. The teacher led them in parlor games and taught them how to send messages using a fan or a mustache. Then, they decorated fans and created keepsake boxes. The museum offers children's classes on Saturdays once a month but seems to cater mostly to the home school set as classes are also offered during the weekdays. There are adult classes too. P.S. This place is also known as the Northwest Florida Heritage Museum.

This is a neat little museum with permanent exhibits on NW Florida's homestead and pine…read moreresin/turpentine eras, mullet fishing tradition, and the WWII period. There's also a general store and one-room school where kids can touch and handle everything while dressing up in period clothes. The staff person was very nice. You might want to call ahead to find out if there are any special programs coming up and plan your visit accordingly.