Events

Cinco de Mayo Celebrations You Won’t Want to Miss

Cinco de Mayo is coming up this Sunday and there are plenty of ways to celebrate! From margarita specials to kid friendly piñata parties, here are our picks for Cinco […]

Jessie Montes

Add Get The Coast on Google

Cinco de Mayo is coming up this Sunday and there are plenty of ways to celebrate! From margarita specials to kid friendly piñata parties, here are our picks for Cinco de Mayo!

Piñata Party at Harborwalk

Harborwalk Village in Destin invites you and your kids to celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a piñata party! Help break the harbor’s biggest piñata at 3:00pm. It’ll be filled with candy and treats for the kids and there will also be face painting and kids crafts!

26th Annual Cinco de Mayo Celebration at La Paz

Celebrate with a Sunday Funday Cinco de Mayo bash! La Paz in Destin will open at 11am for lunch, have live music all day with Cadillac Willy at 8pm. There will be $5 fresh squeezed Hornitos margaritas and Swell Pops on the patio and end with free shots at midnight!

Cinco de Mayo at the Gulf

The Gulf on Okaloosa Island is hosting a Cinco de Mayo celebration with a taco bar and drink specials! The price is $30 for adults, which includes the taco bar and 2 house margaritas. It’s $10 for the kids to enjoy the buffet. Other drink specials include $3 Corona Extra and $6 Margaritas, which you can choose between a house margarita, watermelon jalapeno, and a blue margarita!

Cinco de Mayo at Chiringo

Consider celebrating Cinco de Mayo at Chiringo in Grayton Beach. They’ll have speciality margaritas, festive bites, games and a piñata!

Cinco de Mayo Fiesta at the Hub

Join in a Cinco de Mayo Fiesta at the Hub 30A with half price margaritas all day and giveaways. There will also be live music from 2-6pm, followed by a showing of “Coco” on the big screen. This sounds like a fun event for both parents and kids!

Cinco de Mayo at Taco Rock

Taco Rock in Gulf Breeze will be hosting a “Cinco de Mayo” celebration on Saturday, May 4th! They’ll be serving the famous street corn and FREE margaritas (1 per person with entree purchase). Additionally there will be live music and outdoor seating. Taco Rock will also be open to catering events for Cinco de Mayo, so make sure to order in advance for your party!

Bingo de Mayo Pub Crawl

On Saturday, May 4th, Harborwalk will be having a “Bingo de Mayo” pub crawl! Tickets will be $10 if purchased ahead of time or $15 the day of. Each participant will receive a Bingo Card featuring food & drink specials only available to card holders. From 7:00-11:30pm, for each special you enjoy, you will receive a stamp on your bingo card. All participants that BINGO can turn in their cards by 11:30pm at the main stage for a chance to win awesome prizes provided by the Emerald Grande and our HarborWalk Village merchants! Proceeds will benefit Hurricane Michael Relief Efforts and tickets can be purchased HERE!

Those sound like some fun ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo!

How do you plan on celebrating? 🌮

PROMOTION

Join the conversation...Cancel reply

Continue reading 👇

Roger L Schaeffer commented on Okaloosa County to begin developing a regulatory framework for data centers

“I will keep an open mind for now. Data Centers are complex and must be evaluated thoroughly before approving any applications. Our county officials must keep all the facts accurate...”

Respond

kathleen porter commented on Fort Walton Beach firefighters seek 343 volunteers to ring bell on 25th anniversary of 9/11

“How do you sign up for bell ringing or do we just show up day of?”

Violet commented on Okaloosa County to begin developing a regulatory framework for data centers

“If there is a data center built anywhere near my home, my home goes up for sale. We are currently living part-time in Fredericksburg, Virginia. You do not want these...”

Scott Schaeffler commented on WordroW: September 3, 2026

“2:34, 5 attempts”

Victoria Sellers commented on Suds N Cinema to host ‘Steel Magnolias’ screenings benefiting the Fort Walton Beach Library

“How fun!!”

Jim McSwain commented on Okaloosa commissioners to explore ‘penny sales tax initiative’ that could replace homestead property taxes

“This is the fly in the ointment. “It would not affect school district taxes, independent special districts, fire districts, non-ad valorem assessments, MSTUs or MSBUs.” Special Districts, fire districts, etc...”

James Keir Baughman Sr. commented on Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office to remove license plate reader cameras after statewide FDOT order

“It is shockingly past time to end these invasive citizen surveillance cameras. So many of us are stunned that our hired and elected officials were willing to abuse, even criminalize,...”

Teri Whittaker commented on Suds N Cinema to host ‘Steel Magnolias’ screenings benefiting the Fort Walton Beach Library

“What a great idea and such a wonderful way to honor Dolly! Love this!”

Sandee Paradisi commented on ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Niceville volleyball’s Kate Jannazo plays every rotation and is only getting more comfortable

“I what an outstanding young lady this Kate Jannazo is!!! Congratulations on all your accomplishments!”

Brooke Warrick commented on Fort Walton Beach Council votes to use cemetery funds to buy out $3.87 million deed restriction on City Hall property

“They should not be allowed to sell off the property. We do not need another hotel or apartment buildings. Behind city hall we have a neighborhood and city athletic fields....”