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Free Outdoor Adventure Expo at Destin Commons on April 6-7

Cumulus Media is hosting the Outdoor Adventure Expo, a free event showcasing a wide range of outdoor leisure activities and equipment, at Destin Commons on Saturday, April 6th and Sunday, April […]

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Cumulus Media is hosting the Outdoor Adventure Expo, a free event showcasing a wide range of outdoor leisure activities and equipment, at Destin Commons on Saturday, April 6th and Sunday, April 7th.

The expo aims to cater to individuals and families looking to explore the outdoors by wheels, water, or even from the comfort of their homes.

The two-day event will feature over 20 exhibitors, including renowned names such as Legendary Marine, Gulf Coast Boating Center, Captain’s Choice Boats, RV Connections, Adventure Marina, EccoMotors, Two Georges Marina, Elite Jeeps, Emerald Coast Harley-Davidson, KM Cycle & Marine, and Big Gus Tractor & Equipment.

Attendees will have the opportunity to get “up close and personal” with a variety of items and services designed to enhance their leisure time experiences.

In addition to the impressive lineup of exhibitors, the Outdoor Adventure Expo will also offer valuable advice for water safety, tips for those looking to sharpen their outdoor adventure skills, and recommendations for improving home and outdoor spaces.

The expo will be open to the public at Destin Commons on Saturday, April 6th from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m., and Sunday, April 7th from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m.

For more information about the event, interested individuals can visit DestinOutdoorExpo.com or contact Cumulus Media at 850-243-2323.

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