Band Together, a benefit concert for Hope Panhandle
Rosemary Beach (St. Augustine Green Amphitheater)

Bring a chair or blanket and join us Memorial Day for an evening live music, food and fun for the whole family to support those affected by Hurricane Michael in neighboring communities.

The line-up includes:

5:00 PM GATES OPEN

6:00 pm Souffle (a Rosemary Beach favorite)

7:30 pm Lee Brice and Friends: Kyle Jacobs, Joe Leathers, Ben Glover, Brian Bunn, Brian Davis, and Billy Montana.

$20 per person suggested donation

Food and Beverage Tickets available: 1 for $5, 4 for $20, or 10 for $50. 1 ticket entitles you to your choice of a hamburger, beer or two sodas/waters.

RAFFLE: Enter to win a one-of-a-kind, autographed Lee Brice and Friends guitar. Tickets are 1 for $10 or 6 for $50. Drawing on May 27th -- Winner need not be present.

GATES OPEN AT 5PM

About Hope Panhandle

After Hurricane Michael pummeled through our area on October 10, a group of local volunteers established the non-profit, Hope Panhandle, committed to offering relief and recovery to the Florida Panhandle. What began as serving meals and offering items of necessity quickly transitioned into rebuilding efforts assisting people who have found little to no hope of moving “back home” due to the storm’s devastation.

Hope Panhandle merged into a construction operation by following a model designed by national organization SBP who has AmeriCorps employees lead rebuilding efforts. So far, with the help of SBP, Hope Panhandle has been able to muck/gut/mold-remediate 87 homes, and is currently rebuilding 5. Those residents are set to move back home throughout the month of April.

The rebuilding effort has been able to offer volunteers an opportunity to provide real HOPE for those tremendously effected by the storm. Volunteer hours are recorded and given back to the community for "matched" FEMA funds. You can help provide this HOPE!