Porch Parties
On Sunday afternoon, the final day of the Assembly, a series of porch parties will be held in homes on Circle Drive, overlooking Lake DeFuniak. These informal gatherings, offering a wide range of topics, both informative and entertaining, will take place from 1:30 until 4:30.
| Location | Description |
| 836 Circle Drive |
Dave's MusicTeachers and students from the popular Dave's Music on Baldwin Avenue perform instrumentals and and vocal selections. Dave's Music is a music store that offers lessons for a variety of instruments. |
| 772 Circle Drive |
Painting DemonstrationLocal artist Helen "Skippy" Hoffman offers a painting demonstration and invites the audience to join her bringing life to canvas. |
| 702 Circle Drive |
Handmade Musical InstrumentsBilly Carroll demonstrates handmade guitars, mandolin, strumming sticks, and African thumb piano. |
| 650 Circle Drive |
Grit & Grace Road ShowWalton County's official folk-life production springs from the histories of Walton County pioneers renowned for their perseverance, courage, faith, grit and tenacity. Grit and Grace celebrates in song our great shared legacy. |
| 620 Circle Drive |
The Making of PotteryGayla Edwards demonstrates how to create a piece of pottery, from clay to finished form. |
| 550 Circle Drive |
Walton Middle School Girls EnsembleCecile Lindegrin directs a talented group of young ladies in lovely vocal presentations. |
| 534 Circle Drive |
Early American ToysLocal retired attorney, storyteller and actor Jim Moore brings to life cherished toys from bygone days. Learn the challenge of the famous gee-haw whimmy diddle, puzzles and other early American toys. |
| 404 Circle Drive |
Blues and Folk MusicChuck Puckett and daughter Ruthie are members of the folk rock band Bimini Road, as well as experienced stage actors. They will play and sing folk and blues songs. |
| 294 Circle Drive |
Muscogee Indian DemonstrationStoryteller Margie Gatti, Director of the Cultural Program Committee of the Muscogee Nation of Florida, presents the Muscogee legend, "How the Stars Came to Be." |
| CHOB |
Panama City Pipes and Drums
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A
spectacular and stirring performance by this outstanding
pipe and drum corps ends the afternoon. The group will
follow their porch performance at the Hall of Brotherhood
with a parade around the lake and into the First Methodist
Sanctuary for the Assembly's closing ceremony.