Gulf Shores Palooza in the Park Is July 12th

Water Balloons, Face Painting, Live Music and More

The Gulf Shores Recreation Department will host its first Palooza in the Park on Friday, July 12th. The event is part of the National Parks & Recreation Month celebrations.

The event is scheduled to take place at Meyer Park in Gulf Shores from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Attendees will be entertained with live music by the Smokey Otis Band. The Smokey Otis Band plays a variety of music styles, including classic country, retro rhythm and blues, rock, and soul. They are known for their eclectic performances that cater to a wide range of musical tastes, ensuring a lively and entertaining experience for their audience.

Food will be available from the Beachin' Eats Food Truck. The event also features Kidzapalooza with games, face painting, flower planter craft, and a water balloon toss.

For more information please call, 251-968-4420, or mmahtani@gulfshoresal.gov

Palooza in the Park

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