Silver Sands Premium Outlets to host 3rd annual Hometown Heroes Event

The free, family-friendly event in Miramar Beach will connect the community with local first responders and military members on Sept. 19.
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Silver Sands Premium Outlets will hold its 3rd annual Hometown Heroes Event on Saturday, Sept. 19, giving families a chance to meet and interact with local first responders, military members and other community heroes.

The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the outlet center, located at 10562 Emerald Coast Parkway in Miramar Beach.

Along with opportunities to connect with local heroes, the event will feature face painting, music and games for attendees of all ages.

More information is available at premiumoutlets.com/outlet/silver-sands.

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