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Secondhand shops from HISTORIC PANAMA CITY to DESTIN, FL
Florida Panhandle
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Panama City, FL
Why cross the bridge?
The locals know the real treasure is just across the Hathaway Bridge. Historic downtown Panama City is a whole different world — and it's only 10–20 minutes from Panama City Beach.
Locally Owned Restaurants & Bars
Local kitchens, patios, and waterfront plates — Harrison's, Bayou Joe's, Mosey's, House of Henry, and more. Real downtown food, not resort chains.
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Boutiques, sporting goods, home goods, gifts, books, and more — Panama City has a full range of retail beyond the thrift trail.
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Locally owned coffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms, and sweet spots — The Press, Wild Root Coffee, Panama City Coffee, Sunrise Cafe & Bakery, and more. Fuel up between thrift stops.
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Social District
One of Florida's official Social Districts — carry a marked cup from bar to brewery through the streets of downtown. No other town on the ResaleTrail has this.
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Watch the sun set over St. Andrews Bay from rooftop and waterfront spots — Harrison's Kitchen & Bar, No Name Lounge & Bayside Bistro, and more. Craft cocktails, marina views, no strip traffic.
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Dozens of murals by local and regional artists. Every block is a free outdoor gallery — perfect between thrift stops.
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Art walks, music, food events, and a full calendar year-round. There's almost always something happening downtown.
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The Center for the Arts, local galleries, and cultural institutions — world-class creativity in a walkable downtown setting.
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Kayak or paddle from near the Visitors Center, dock-and-dine, or hop a shuttle toward Shell Island and undeveloped Gulf beach time — same coast, different pace.
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Own a downtown business?
Get your business listed →And, oh yeah —
We have the most secondhand stores on the entire trail.
Shop The Closet
Supporting Save The Closet
Shop The Closet is the fundraising arm of Save The Closet — a 501(c)(3) Disaster Relief Organization founded after Hurricane Michael. They have provided nice clothing to over 38,000 people in 9 states at 67 giveaways, in addition to ongoing local community outreach. Every purchase you make directly supports their mission.
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