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Destin History and Fishing Museum to host second annual 5K Mullet Run & Walk

The Destin History and Fishing Museum announced its Second Annual Destin 5K Mullet Run & Walk, scheduled for October 6, 2024, at the Destin Brewery.
Source: Destin History and Fishing Museum

Destin History and Fishing Museum is gearing up for its Second Annual Destin 5K Mullet Run & Walk, set to take place on Sunday, October 6, 2024, at 4 p.m. The event, starting at the Destin Brewery, will feature a road race winding through the city.

Following the main race, organizers have planned a special “Mullet Toss” Challenge. Awards will be presented not only for race performance but also for the top “Mullet” look, adding a playful twist to the event.

The post-race festivities will include an award ceremony complete with snacks and refreshments for participants.

  • Proceeds from the event will benefit the Destin History and Fishing Museum, supporting its ongoing efforts to preserve and share the area’s rich heritage.

For more information about the 5K Mullet Run & Walk, interested parties can contact the Destin History and Fishing Museum at 850-837-6611 or visit destinhistoryandfishingmuseum.org.

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