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Outdoor Adventure Expo returns to Destin Commons April 5-6

The free event will showcase boats, golf carts, motorcycles and other outdoor recreation equipment on April 5-6, featuring displays from numerous local marine and motor vehicle dealers.

Jared Williams

An outdoor recreation showcase featuring watercraft and vehicles for land-based adventures is coming to Destin Commons this weekend.

The Outdoor Adventure Expo will take place Saturday, April 5, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, April 6, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event is free to attend.

Visitors will have the opportunity to examine fishing boats, pontoons, golf carts, motorcycles and other outdoor recreation equipment. The expo is designed for individuals and families interested in outdoor leisure activities.

Multiple exhibitors will display their products and services, including Captain’s Choice Boats, Emerald Coast Marine, Aqua Force Marine, Adventure Marina, Marine Max, Ecco Motors, Two Georges Marina, KM Cycle & Marine, Decks and Docks Lumber Company, and Demboske Moto Sport.

According to event organizers, attendees can get “up close and personal” with items designed for outdoor enjoyment.

For more information about the Outdoor Adventure Expo, visit DestinOutdoorExpo.com or call Cumulus Media at 850-243-2323.

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