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‘May the 4th be with you’: Star Wars Day celebration at The Boardwalk

Blast on over to The Boardwalk on Okaloosa Island, on Wednesday (May 4th), for some themed Star Wars Fun & a FREE Movie, for National Star Wars Day! 6:00pm – Live STAR WARS CHARACTERS! 7:30pm – MOVIE “THE RISE OF SKYWALKER” MAY THE FORTH BE WITH as you grab some food or a tasty drink from one of The Boardwalk’s restaurants. Then take your seats (in […]

Blast on over to The Boardwalk on Okaloosa Island, on Wednesday (May 4th), for some themed Star Wars Fun & a FREE Movie, for National Star Wars Day!

  • 6:00pm – Live STAR WARS CHARACTERS!
  • 7:30pm – MOVIE “THE RISE OF SKYWALKER”

MAY THE FORTH BE WITH as you grab some food or a tasty drink from one of The Boardwalk’s restaurants. Then take your seats (in the sand) at Al’s Beach Club & Burger Bar for a family-friendly movie on the large inflatable screen…right on the beach!

Movie showings are subject to weather conditions.

Check out the weekly FREE Movies on the Beach happening every Tuesday through August 11th.

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