There’s a moment — just as the sun slips behind historic buildings and mature trees — when Lake DeFuniak becomes a mirror. The century-old homes that curve around its shore soften into silhouette, and then suddenly, with the flick of a switch, Christmas Reflections comes to life. Millions of twinkling lights ripple across the water of one of only two nearly perfect spring-fed lakes in the world.
In Historic Downtown DeFuniak Springs, The Last Stop Brew Vault isn’t just a taproom—it’s a living, breathing gathering place where craft beer, family, and community converge. From the moment you cross the threshold, the energy is unmistakable: the preserved Coca-Cola–painted brick wall catches the eye, the iconic vault whispers of history, and the air hums with laughter, conversation, and clinking glasses. Here, magic happens everywhere—in every corner, every pint, and every event.
Once a month, Grammy-winning talent steps onto the historic Chautauqua Theater stage in DeFuniak Springs—and it’s only $20 to get in.
It’s called Tim Jackson’s Storytellers Tour, and it’s changing what Friday nights look like in Walton County.
Whether it’s southern classics, fresh-caught seafood or favorites from around the world, Authentic Walton’s culinary scene satisfies any craving.
Two sisters. One unforgettable night in Rosemary Beach. After dinner at Gallion’s, a hidden melody led us to SOWAL House—a secret upstairs venue pulsing with red light, live jazz, and creative energy.
In the heart of DeFuniak Springs, where the echoes of history intertwine with the promise of progress, a culinary evolution is taking shape. Long known for its steadfast sense of community, this picturesque town has held onto its traditions while welcoming new energy, particularly in the form of passionate entrepreneurs investing in its future.
