Events in Escambia County, FL

Enjoy a guided stroll through historic downtown Pensacola while tasting an array of sweets along Palafox Street at five distinctive stops. Sample handcrafted chocolates, classic Southern pralines, Thai tea tiramisu, artisan desserts, local honey, fudges, and other favorites as you hear lighthearted stories about dessert traditions and how they have evolved. Featured locations include Bubba’s Sweet Spot, Peterbrooke Chocolatier, Khon’s on Palafox, 86 Forks Bar & Table, and First City Bee Company. The route covers about a half mile at an easy pace and runs in any weather. Tastings at each location, a guided walking experience, and a wireless audio receiver are provided. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Offerings contain sugar, dairy, and nuts, and gluten free or diabetic friendly options are not available. Parking is available throughout downtown in garages, on the street, and in free public lots.

Enjoy wings priced at .75 cents each at Five Sisters. This offer is available for dine-in orders only.

Celebrate Halloween with an evening run that blends fitness and festive fun. Presented by Fleet Feet Pensacola in partnership with the Seville Quarter Milers, the gathering includes a KARHU shoe demo with the chance to test the Fusion 5.0 and Mestari 2.0. Expect shoe giveaways, friendly contests, and plenty of spooky-season energy. Whether planning to run, walk, try new shoes, or connect with the local running community, participants will find something to enjoy. Costumes are encouraged, and the event welcomes all abilities and paces.

Experience a midweek reset with a lunar-inspired yoga flow and closing circle at ReVerb Yoga Studio in Pensacola’s Cordova Square. Each session opens with a moon-aligned essential oil that invites presence, then transitions into breath-led movement and intentional postures to quiet distractions and awaken inner rhythm. The gathering concludes in a supportive circle where listening and sharing create a sense of belonging. The focus is on moving together rather than simply side by side. Drop-in is $30, and parking is free.

A comedy open mic takes the stage at Talk to the Moon Comedy Club with Adam Bowles hosting. Sign-ups are announced on social media every Monday, and those interested can comment on the post to be considered. The final lineup is shared Wednesday morning. If any performers do not show, an alternates list will be formed at the door.

HalloZine Fest celebrates zine culture with a marketplace, keynote talks, appearances by zine artists, exhibits, films, and live music. Most daytime programming is hosted at Voices of Pensacola. Day one includes an afterparty at The Handlebar featuring The Linda Lindas, with tickets required at $26.98, all inclusive. A free screening of Giant Robot with a Q&A will be held at First United Methodist Church, presented in conjunction with HizashiCon. Presented as part of Foo Foo Festival.

This Competitive Night features a $5 entry and best-of-three matches in a structured, head-to-head format. It is designed for participants who enjoy organized, skill-focused play.

HoloLive gets a welcoming update with a format tailored for newcomers. This iteration features dedicated starter decks and a distinct way to play, making it easier to dive in without prior experience.

A first-year charity golf tournament at Marcus Pointe Golf Club in Pensacola, FL benefits the Pensacola Humane Society. The competition uses a four person scramble with a mystery flight format, with flights set after the round based on actual scores so every team remains in contention. Prizes are awarded to the top gross scores in each flight. Every entry includes a grab and go breakfast prepared by Chef Rusty Strain of True Grit Kitchen & Cantina, a post round lunch catered by True Grit Kitchen & Cantina, 18 holes with a cart, two drink tickets with a full bar available, a donation to the Pensacola Humane Society, and an awards reception with a silent auction. 50/50 raffle tickets will be available on site. Entry is $500 per team of four or $125 for individual players, with individuals paired into teams. The field is capped at 27 teams. Sponsorships start at $100, with options up to a $2,500 Albatross package that includes four entries and an on site activation booth. Silent auction donations are welcome. Presented by Riptide Media, with support from True Grit Kitchen & Cantina, Setco Services, Lincoln Property Company, and Pointe South Rentals & Real Estate.

Presented in collaboration with Bayview Senior Center and the Friend of Foo Foo Festival, this free community concert showcases artists from the Pensacola Symphony Orchestra and Pensacola Opera. The program brings symphonic and operatic talent to the community at no cost.

Volkswagen enthusiasts gather in the Publix parking lot for a relaxed meetup, then cruise together to Bubba’s 33 for the Bad Boys Hot Rods & Customs Volkswagen Takeover. All kinds of VWs are welcome, whether aircooled or watercooled, lowered or lifted, rusty or pristine. The focus is on arriving and parking as a group to make the experience more enjoyable. Attendees are encouraged to wear their shirts and bring orange flags.

Celebrate Halloween at American Legion Post 340 as Pensacola Jeeps teams up with the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 340 family for the yearly trunk-or-treat celebration. Decorated Jeeps will serve as candy stations, and the American Legion is adding a haunted house, games, and complimentary hot dogs for children. Expect a cheerful atmosphere and a fun evening for families.

Brave the scares of Halloween weekend at Hadji Haunted House. The season wraps up with two last evenings, and the experience supports the Pensacola Breast Cancer Association. Bring friends for a memorable night of chills and thrills. Tickets and event details are available on the Hadji Haunted House website.

The Collective brings a lively show to Hub Stacey's at The Point in Perdido Key. Expect upbeat energy and a fun atmosphere from start to finish.

Celebrate the launch of the newest expansion for the Gundam Card Game at a dedicated release event.

Brandon Giles performs live at Moonshine Saloon in Pensacola, featuring his piano playing.

Eco Clean Marine hosts a monthly beach cleanup at Flounder’s Chowder House in Pensacola Beach, turning care for the ocean into hands-on stewardship. Gloves, grabbers, and buckets will be available, and participants are welcome to bring their own gear. Since the event falls on Halloween, costumes are encouraged for a festive touch during the cleanup. For those who cannot be there in person, there are other ways to contribute to efforts that keep the Gulf Coast clean. Every effort supports a healthier shoreline.

Create a candy corn themed painting at Pensacola Library with easy, step-by-step instruction. This activity is best suited for ages 10 and older. Materials and seating are limited.

This beginner-friendly youth program offers a fun introduction to fencing. No prior experience is required, and all necessary equipment will be provided.

A weekly locals event for the Palworld trading card game takes place on Saturdays and includes prize support.

This event is centered on the newest expansion for the Gundam Card Game.

Saosin marks the 20th anniversary of its self-titled album at Vinyl Music Hall, joined by special guests Silent Planet, Like Moths To Flames, and Save Us. The performance features Cove Reber, Beau Burchell, Phil Sgrosso, Chris Sorenson, and Alex Rodriguez. This is an all ages, general admission, standing room only event. Guests younger than 16 must attend with a ticketed adult guardian, and attendees under 21 will be charged an additional $5 in cash at the door. Re-entry is not permitted, refunds are not available, and lineups or set times may change. Tickets suspected of being purchased for resale can be canceled at the discretion of Vinyl Music Hall or SeeTickets.

Dig into a full dinner while unraveling a comic yet challenging whodunit. The case unfolds right in the room, and the culprit blends into the crowd, so anyone could be under suspicion as clues emerge. The experience takes place in real time with a present-day setting, and actors mingle with attendees rather than staying apart, creating a social and highly interactive evening for adults. Running nationwide since 2004, these true crime dinner theater performances pair intrigue and humor with unscripted moments that keep the investigation lively from start to finish.

At Five Sisters Blues Cafe in Pensacola, the Glenn Parker Band delivers soulful blues with a lively, crowd-pleasing set. Settle in for music-centered entertainment complemented by food from the cafe and an easygoing atmosphere.

The Annual Fall Festival offers an evening of fun at no cost. Complimentary food, candy, and games will be available throughout the event.

A weekly locals gathering brings the UA community together to play a trading card game featuring favorite anime IPs. Participants can enjoy TCG matches built around beloved anime properties in a welcoming community setting.

A new brunch trolley experience travels across the island with stops at Hilton Pensacola Beach, Pensacola Beach Resort, and Casino Beach Bar & Grill. It begins at the Pensacola Beach Visitor Information Center with a champagne toast, then three trolleys set out on separate routes so everyone visits all three venues. At each stop, a brunch dish is paired with a complimentary cocktail. Tickets are $75 per person.

Enjoy a Sunday family special where each purchased adult entrée includes one complimentary kids entrée for a child aged 12 or under, valued up to $15. The offer is limited to one free kids meal per qualifying adult meal. It cannot be combined with other promotions, specials, dip certificates, or used on holidays.

High Priestess Brittania offers in-person intuitive readings at Live & Let Live Spiritual Store in Pensacola. With formal training as a Celtic seer, druid, and third degree high priestess, she blends traditional seership with tarot and oracle divination, spirit communication, and channeled guidance to reveal what may be hidden beneath the surface. Sessions are well suited for those at a crossroads, seeking confirmation of what they already sense, or looking for deeper clarity about the forces shaping their path. Each consultation explores patterns, influences, opportunities, and challenges to help you move forward with greater awareness and confidence. Readings are conducted with professionalism, compassion, discretion, and deep respect for the sacred nature of this work.

Jazz for Justice brings live music to Downtown Pensacola and celebrates justice with Legal Services of North Florida. The main stage sets the scene at Museum Plaza, with additional festival stops at South Market and Hub Stacey's. On the main stage, audiences can hear 9th Ave Brass Band, Flow Tribe, and New Cahoots. South Market features LT13, Ed Adams, JB Chameleon, Jacob Kirkland, and Saga & The 4 Fours. Hub Stacey's presents more entertainment, with the artist lineup available on the event website. Expect a lively atmosphere with food trucks, local artist vendors, and a silent auction, all supporting equal access to justice in the community. Information about VIP tickets and sponsorships is available on the event website.

The first ever Pensacola SPOKES Bicycle Ride covers 130 miles over two days, with proceeds benefiting patients at Ascension Sacred Heart Cancer Center. Participants ride to make a tangible difference, transforming each mile into support for those undergoing cancer care.

Hip hop takes over the indoor space, with barbecue in the courtyard. High energy sets from Dj Dariu$ Reynolds and DJ3X Big Frank keep the dance floor moving, alongside food, vendors, music, and plenty of dancing. This event is for ages 21 and up. No refunds.

Thousand-Year Blood War comes to Union Arena with an expansion for Bleach. Players can enhance their favorite decks and play using this addition.

Heroines take center stage with EB-05, offering a chance to pick up favorites for your next builds.

An entry fee is required for this outing. Attendees will meet at the Battery parking lot by the restrooms.

The fifth annual Blue’s Cruise offers a scenic outing to view the U.S. Navy Blue Angels Homecoming Show from the water. Capacity is limited to 51 passengers, and reservations are accepted on a first come, first served basis, with only one walk-on date available. The cost is $136.32 and includes taxes and tip. Deckhands are required to be on board while the vessel is in operation. The cruise features views of the Pensacola and Perdido Key Intracoastal Waterways along with the wildlife that inhabits the area, capped by the excitement of the Blue Angels overhead. Before or after the trip, the dock shop carries officially licensed Blue Angels merchandise.

An all-vegan comfort food pop-up brings a nationally acclaimed barbecue experience to Pensacola, recognized by VegNews and USA TODAY as the top vegan BBQ in the country. Expect a lineup of Southern favorites and standout sandwiches, with dishes like fried chickun, smoked plant-based meats, mac n cheeze, beer cheeze battered Beyond Burgers, jambalaya, po boyz, Cajun corn, totchos, and more. The menu is entirely nut free and includes gluten free options.

An IFPA sanctioned, match play pinball competition welcomes players for a friendly yet competitive day of silverball. Qualifying runs for roughly three hours in four player groups. The first round is randomized, then transitions to Swiss pairings, using IFPA scoring of 7 5 3 1. Eight players advance to the finals, adjusted to six or four if the field is under twelve, with PAPA style group play leading to a four player final. Competitors who reach the later rounds may play for as long as six to eight hours in total. Doors open beforehand for practice. The entry fee is $20 and funds the prize pool and IFPA fees, with $1 allocated to sanctioning. Coin drop is paid at the machines. Cash prizes go to the top four, and a Stern Translite raffle will be held during the event.

EB-05 ushers in the Heroines, offering a chance to get favorite heroines for your next builds. It is an easy way to gather the characters you want and move forward with the builds you have in mind.

Connect with the local real estate community at a monthly meet-up and property tour focused on building lasting professional relationships. Attendees can network with real estate agents, industry partners, and affiliates, exchange market updates, and explore opportunities that support business growth. Beyond visiting featured stops, there is time for participants to present properties that are not on the route, such as upcoming listings, recent price changes, open houses, or challenging-to-market homes, putting them in front of an attentive local audience. The gathering takes place at First Tee Gulf Coast and emphasizes collaboration, community, and mutual support within the area’s real estate market.

Hawthorne Heights marks 20 years of If Only You Were Lonely at Vinyl Music Hall with special guests letlive. and Creeper. The rock group from Dayton, Ohio helped define the early 2000s emo and post-hardcore sound, first breaking through with the 2004 debut The Silence in Black and White, which includes Ohio Is for Lovers and Niki FM. Their 2006 follow-up If Only You Were Lonely debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 and solidified their standing in the alternative scene. Across releases like Fragile Future, Zero, and The Rain Just Follows Me, the band continues to pair heartfelt lyrics with melodic hooks and heavy guitars, connecting with longtime fans and new listeners alike. Known for emotionally charged live shows and a strong DIY spirit, they remain focused on community and catharsis. This event is general admission and standing room only. It is open to all ages, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by a ticketed adult guardian. Guests under 21 will be charged an additional $5 in cash at the door. Lineups and set times may change. Tickets believed to be purchased solely for resale may be canceled at the discretion of Vinyl Music Hall and SeeTickets. There are no refunds and no re-entry.

Fortunate Youth teams up with Kash’d Out for a live show at Vinyl Music Hall. This is a general admission, standing room only event that welcomes all ages. Guests under 21 will be charged a $5 cash surcharge at the door, and anyone under 16 must attend with a ticketed adult guardian. The lineup and schedule may change. Tickets suspected of being purchased for resale may be canceled at the discretion of Vinyl Music Hall and SeeTickets. All sales are final and refunds are not available. Re-entry is not permitted.

At the Pensacola Fairgrounds, this classic Ford showcase welcomes any Ford truck or car from 1979 and earlier. Pre-registration is available for a discounted $40 and includes two weekend passes. Register online, by mail, or by phone at 850-899-1202.

Bodacious hosts a relaxed evening of complimentary wine tasting featuring wines from Monsieur Touton. Sample a variety of pours while learning about each glass and discovering new favorites. A charcuterie spread with cheeses, cured meats, jams, and other accompaniments will be available while supplies last. Gather with friends to sip, snack, and browse the store after hours in an easygoing setting. Entry, the tasting, and the charcuterie are free.

Celebrate the final Friday the 13th of the year with flash starting at $30. Placement is limited to arms and legs, and it is walk-ins only. There will be raffle prizes.

Two Pensacola icons unite at Blue Wahoos Stadium for an evening of classic rock with the White Tie Rock Ensemble. The show features beloved hits and room to dance under the stars in downtown Pensacola. Seating choices include on-field tables for parties of eight, seats in the Hancock Whitney Club with a buffet and access to a private bar where charges apply, reserved spots in the seating bowl, and standing room only.

Test your Union Arena skills in a rare battle featuring Goddess of Victory - Nikke. Bring your deck, refine your strategy, and compete for a special winners promo.

Brandon Giles performs live at Moonshine Saloon FL in Pensacola, highlighting his piano playing.

The sixth annual Full Throttle for Vets Show & Shine brings together all makes and models in Pensacola at 5Flags Speedway for a full day of cars, food, and community in support of veterans. Admission for spectators is free. Vehicle owners can register their rides, with early registration priced at $25 per vehicle and day-of registration at $35. Proceeds support Healing Paws for Warriors, which pairs veterans with trained rescue dogs to serve as service animals and raises awareness of a crisis in which 22 veterans are lost to suicide each day. Expect trophy awards spanning classics, 4x4s, muscle cars, lowriders, and more, plus a People’s Choice honor. The first 200 pre-registered vehicles receive gift bags, and the venue will feature food trucks, vendors, and a 50/50 raffle.

A dedicated Blood Bowl 11s gathering built entirely around Halfling teams brings six games across two days with a full slate of prizes and swag. Entry is 40 dollars, or 45 dollars for non NAF members, and every coach receives dice, tokens, snacks, and a custom Star Player figure. Each Fling coach is limited to a single regional event entry. Team construction uses 1,050,000 gold for players, inducements, sideline staff, and Star Players, along with 66 Star Player Points to purchase skills and stars. Coaches may select up to two Star Players from the approved list, but only after hiring eleven non star players. Only one star may have a final cost at or above 200,000 gold once surcharges are applied. Star Players with Block or Tackle add 50,000 gold, or 100,000 if they have both, and that surcharge counts toward the 200,000 threshold. Stars must be bought with both gold and Star Player Points as listed. Grak and Crumbleberry together count as two stars, and stars from different leagues can appear on the same roster. There is no Highlander rule, so the same star, such as Puggy Baconbreath, may appear on both teams in a match. Coaches choose skills and stat boosts freely within the limits. Each player can receive up to two total upgrades that may be skills, stat increases, or a mix. Primary skills cost 6 Star Player Points and secondary skills cost 12. Elite skills such as Block, Dodge, Guard, and Mighty Blow add an extra 5 Star Player Points. Stat increases cost 20 Star Player Points for the first increase on a player and 24 for the second on that same player. Across your selections you may include up to two instances of the same skill or two steps of the same stat increase, for example two times Block, two Hail Mary passes, or plus two Agility. Scoring uses 7 points for a win, 3 for a draw, and 0 for a loss. Bonus points are available for each one turn touchdown achieved at the beginning of a drive, for a single player scoring three touchdowns, for holding the opponent scoreless, and for giving up no casualties. A tentative flow outlines registration and setup, four rounds on the first day, then setup with a group photo, two more rounds on the second day, Triple Skulls, and awards to close. Awards include Tournament Champion, second place, third place, Most TDs, Most Cas, and Fling Glory, which recognizes a combination of Airmiles, Greased Pig, and Got Wood. Special wooden honors are also planned, with Wooden Knife for the participant who traveled the farthest, Wooden Fork for second to last place, and Wooden Spoon for last place. Eligible Star Players include Akhorne the Squirrel, Bertha Bigfist, Big Jobo Hairyfoot, Cindy Piewhistle, Deeproot Strongbanch, Grak, Crumbleberry, Grombrindal the White Dwarf, Maple Highgrove, Neddley Verruca, Puggy Baconbreath, Rodney Roachbait, Rowana Forestfoot, Rumbelow Sheepskin, Swiftvine Glimmershard, and Willow Rosebark.

Pensacola Food Truck Fest returns to Pensacola Maritime Park with a full day of flavor, musical entertainment, and family friendly activities. Presented by Apex Shows and Events, the festival includes vendor tents, a bounce house, and a wide variety of food trucks. Admission is $5, and children 12 and under are free.

ScripTeasers brings Studio 400 and Pensacola Little Theatre together for a live table-reading club in Pensacola, FL. Writers can ask to be placed in the queue for a group read and discussion, including works under consideration for future seasons and new pieces that benefit from a read before the next round of edits. The format accommodates participants who enjoy reading aloud as well as observers curious about how plays are selected, and the tone is often light and lively. Attendees may bring a lunch or a snack.

A cheerful corgi gathering at Pensacola Dog Beach features a casual meet and greet with corgi friends. Maple Mae and Princess Bubblegum will be there. A group photo will be taken, and a dog toy and treat giveaway will be offered, limited to 10.

Music takes center stage at The Sandbar Sunset Bar and Grill with a set performed live on site.

A dessert bake-off returns for its second year at Bamboo Willie's, presented by the Krewe of SWAT and benefiting Defenders of Freedom Florida, a 501c3 nonprofit. This year’s spotlight is on pecan creations. The previous Key Lime theme helped generate $10,000, sending two local veterans to Texas in connection with traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Bakers of every skill level, from home cooks to seasoned chefs, are encouraged to take part, and the event also welcomes sponsors and in-kind contributions.

A grocery store tour at Publix Super Market in Pensacola, FL focuses on diabetes-friendly shopping. Participants learn how to read and interpret food labels, identify healthier options on the shelves, and apply practical tips that support blood sugar management during everyday trips.

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour to Marcus Pointe Baptist Church in Pensacola with special guest Matt Crocker. This stop on a twenty date North American run highlights music from his latest album and offers a worship centered evening featuring songs like "I’ve Got A Fire," "Praise The Lord Forever," "Break Open," and "Always On Time," alongside the favorites "Build My Life" and "Good Good Father." VIP Pre Show Experience, early entry, general admission, and group 4 plus entry are available, and the schedule is subject to change. Tickets are available through the official ticketing outlet only. Third party ticket resale is not permitted for this event, and purchases from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or supported.

Enjoy a $10 breakfast while connecting with other businesses and hearing the latest about the Pensacola Beach community and upcoming events. The program starts with breakfast, then shifts to local updates, and finishes promptly. Mediacom is the sponsor, and keynote speakers are featured. The Beach Ball Breakfast is open to all, friends are welcome, and door prizes are encouraged.

A relaxed convoy gathers at the Tesla parking lot, spends a bit of time together, then cruises to Jen's Grill for a new cruise night. All kinds of cars are welcome, whether aircooled or watercooled, lowered or lifted, tidy or well worn, with a special nod to VWs while other makes are welcome too. The group enjoys arriving and parking together to keep things fun. Club shirts and orange flags are encouraged. This meet happens on the third Friday of each month.

Evan Honer brings the It’s An Even Longer Road Tour to Vinyl Music Hall with special guest Sam Burchfield. The evening showcases a songwriter who leapt from a viral breakout to a relentless touring life, channeling that momentum into new music and an evolving sound. After relocating to Nashville, he balanced an international run of shows with building a home studio in his four-car garage and growing Cloverdale Records from his living room, supporting 25 artists across more than 100 releases. He played close to a hundred shows while championing his second album, Fighting For, and kept writing for what became Everything I Wanted. That project was tracked at home over 18 days and pushes his music beyond acoustic Americana toward indie and alternative pop, with strings from neighbor Kate Stephenson, horn parts, pedal steel, and contributions from his roommates. Themes of romance, resilience, roots, and connection with fans thread through songs like Maybe For Once, It’s a Home, Place I Hate, Waiting Room, Curtain, Finally Commit, Wonder, and Lose a Friend, shaped alongside producers Garrett Hall, Shane Travis, and a small circle of collaborators, with touchstones that include Andy Shauf, Medium Build, and Pinegrove. Honer’s path began with a cover of Tyler Childers’ Jersey Giant that drew more than 200 million streams and later earned RIAA gold, all while he juggled college classes, solo gigs, and Division 1 swimming. He released his debut, West On I-10, on graduation day and hit the road, ultimately surpassing 500 million streams and selling out shows with artists like Wyatt Flores. Onstage he leans into storytelling and open-hearted vocals, taking stock of the moment even as he keeps moving. This is a general admission, standing room only show and is open to all ages. Attendees under 21 will be charged an additional cash surcharge at the door. Guests under 16 must be accompanied by a ticketed adult guardian. Lineups and schedules may change, and tickets flagged for resale purposes may be canceled at the discretion of Vinyl Music Hall and SeeTickets. There are no refunds and no re-entry.

Returning for its third year and expected to be the biggest yet, this Fall Festival Vendor Meet & Greet at Evergreen 9 Mile highlights more than 40 local vendors, from returning favorites to new faces. Look for food trucks, promotions, giveaways, and raffles, plus a friendly atmosphere with fun for all ages. Admission is free and the event is open to the public. Everything takes place onsite at Evergreen 9 Mile. With the holidays approaching, it is a convenient way to get a head start on gift shopping while supporting local businesses. More details, including the official vendor lineup and participating food trucks, will be shared soon. Vendor spots are still available, with sign-up through social media or email, or by picking up a form at the Evergreen 9 Mile office.

The 7th Annual Jubilee Renaissance Faire brings a lively celebration to the Pensacola Interstate Fairgrounds, featuring knights, energetic performances, distinctive vendors, and plenty of food for all ages. Wander from show to show, browse unique wares, and enjoy an atmosphere filled with discovery at every turn. Costumes are welcome for anyone who wants to fully embrace the era, whether the main draw is the entertainment, the shopping, or the festive vibe.

Level Up Gaming in Pensacola hosts an in-store gathering that ties into Red Dawn 2026, a decentralized 12 week narrative campaign. The campaign is noncompetitive and uses adapted Bagration Firestorm rules, featuring firestorm troops and rewards cards similar to those found in the Flames of War Aces Campaign Card sets. Play is organized across multiple clubs and local game stores, with Redfor and Blufor teams each led by a General. Team commanders at each location place battle arrows to determine where fighting occurs, and outcomes are tracked on a shared campaign map supported by a command center and team chats. The schedule alternates between Campaign Map Battles and Shaping Operations. Map Battle weeks influence movement on the campaign map and require at least two games. Shaping Operations are optional games that add overall campaign points and provide opportunities to earn rewards cards without changing the map. Forces for Map Battles typically range from 85 to 105 points, while Shaping Operations can use smaller forces around 50 to 60 points or the same larger totals. There are no force or nation restrictions, and sides are determined using Battlefront alignments. Cost is 15.00 USD per playgroup, and participants enroll through the combatcommand app. This in-store event brings campaign players together for narrative games that feed directly into the larger Redfor versus Blufor storyline.

The second annual Pensacola Rumble comes to Pensacola Harley-Davidson in Pensacola, Florida, hosted by the Gulf Coast Regional Mustang Club with platinum support from Group 1 Ford of Pensacola and Pensacola Harley-Davidson. Any type of vehicle is invited, with capacity for up to 125 cars or trucks and 50 motorcycles. Awards will be presented. Food will be available for purchase from 850 BBQ and Flying Flame Hot Dogs, and specialty drinks will be offered for purchase by The Tipsy Ginger and Hallowed Grounds Coffee. Harley’s Angels will provide complimentary beverages, with a reminder to ride responsibly. Look for vendors and entertainment. Registration is $35 in advance, $40 on the day, and $20 for motorcycles. The event benefits Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northwest Florida.

A combined adoption and vendor event is planned and will take place regardless of weather. Vendor participation is available for a $40 fee. For details or vendor inquiries, email greenacresrescueinc@gmail.com.

OP-18, the newest expansion for One Piece, debuts with a dedicated release event celebrating the launch of the set.

Volkswagens take to the road for a relaxed group cruise. There is a short meet up followed by a roll out aimed at avoiding traffic and finding good parking. The plan is to head over for hot rods and hoagies, with a chance to grab a sandwich and enjoy the scene.

Tickets are open to the public for the first time for the 2026 Krewe of Cheers Coronation. The celebration at the Filipino-American Association of Pensacola, Inc centers on crowning the 2027 Royalty and brings Mardi Gras spirit to the evening. Highlights include a live DJ, an open bar, and a salsa bar, creating an energetic atmosphere throughout the night. The dress code is semi formal. Tickets are $30 plus fees.

The Revivalists bring their genre-blending live show to Hunter Amphitheater, presented by The Handlebar, with special guests to be announced. Long celebrated for an uplifting mix of indie rock, soul, folk, and touches of hip-hop, the eight-piece first took shape after a chance meeting between singer David Shaw and guitarist Zack Feinberg, growing from small clubs to major concert halls and amphitheaters. On stage they perform as a two-drummer unit with PJ Howard and Andrew Campanelli, anchored by bassist George Gekas and elevated by Rob Ingraham on horns, Michael Girardot on keyboards, and Ed Williams on pedal steel. With seven members now fathers, their sixth album, Get It Honest, turns toward adulthood’s deeper themes, focusing on letting go of what holds you back and embracing what matters most, including love, grace, and salvation. The performance brings that journey to life, pairing the band’s spirited energy with songs that speak to growth and hard-won perspective.

Now in its sixth year, Grand Giving is a community initiative from Krewe of SWAT and Fearless Community that supports grandparents raising grandchildren, homebound older adults, veterans, and first responders. The focus is on providing fully cooked holiday meals and honoring those who have stepped up for the next generation. Organizers are seeking sponsors, donors, and volunteers to help fund and support this effort. Contributions are directed through the 501c3 Fearless Community Inc, and volunteer registration information will be announced soon.

A weekly locals event for MTG players focused on the Standard format.

Registration is open for the Pensacola Beach Turkey Trot, a race supporting Brain Cancer Awareness and Children in Crisis. Taking place at Gulfside Pavilion, it includes a 5K and a Kids Dash, along with a DJ, a runners breakfast, awards, a costume contest, and giveaways.

Shoppers can browse a seasonal swap meet focused on hobby items. Participants may bring items they no longer need, including armies, books, board games, and other hobby gear, and place them out for sale to free up space in their hobby rooms. All sales pay out 100 percent in store credit. Items can be dropped off ahead of time so they are received and labeled for shoppers. The sale runs across multiple days, giving plenty of time to look through the selection.

A community marketplace for cards and collectibles where enthusiasts can buy, sell, and trade items across many favorites, from Pokemon and One Piece to sports and more. For additional details, contact Nick Todavich at 850-207-9902 or emeraldcoastcollectorsshowcase@gmail.com.

Tails & Tattoos is a two day collaboration with Wolfgang Pensacola at Blush and Needle Society that supports Pensacola Paw-di Gras. Attendees can celebrate their bond with their pets through fine line tattoos, with artists Jo and Midian offering multiple flash pages of dog and cat designs priced at $125 each. Custom pieces are available by calling or texting (850) 982-2545, and sending a photo of your pet along with your name and appointment time so the team can begin creating the artwork. Jo Stanovich and Midian Cosson will donate 15 percent of all proceeds to the 6th Annual Pensacola Paw-di Gras, and 100 percent of beer and wine donations will also benefit the event. Spots are limited, so advance booking by phone or text is encouraged, and online booking will be available closer to the event.

Alabama Square in Pensacola’s historic North Hill turns into a festive Christmas market featuring local merchants and artists, along with food and music for a cheerful shopping atmosphere. Admission is free and open to all. The North Hill Tour of Homes is also happening, with access to six historic residences and tickets available separately. Vendor booths are $25, applications have no fee, and each booth includes a complimentary Tour of Homes ticket. The event is organized by the North Hill Preservation Association.

Jay Moody performs a live blend of swampy roots and pub rock at Gary's Brewery & Biergarten in Pensacola.

Boats decorated with lights cruise from Sabine Marina through Little Sabine Bay, travel along Santa Rosa Sound by the Pensacola Beach Boardwalk, then return to the marina in a festive showcase of the season. Spectators can watch from Little Sabine, the Pensacola Beach Boardwalk, or businesses along the route. After the procession, Santa appears at the Quietwater Shell to greet children and pose for photos in his sleigh, joined by Mrs. Mermaid Claus. A fireworks display above Santa Rosa Sound adds to the celebration, presented by the Boardwalk Merchants Association. The parade accepts entries from boats of all sizes, shapes, and colors, with awards for "Most Merry" and "Best of Show." Advance registration is required by the stated deadline, and the entry fee is $35 per boat. Lineup is at Sabine Marina before the start, and larger vessels that skip Little Sabine may join once the parade reaches the Bob Sikes Bridge.

This release event marks the arrival of My Hero Academia in Union Arena. Players can expand their decks by adding heroes and villains from the series.

The Pensacola Holiday Market brings a day filled with holiday activities and family cheer, featuring live music, tent vendors, and a variety of food trucks. Kids can enjoy face painting and a bounce house, and Santa will be available for meet and greets, so bring a camera for photos. Admission is $5, children 12 and under are free, and an all-day bounce option is available for $5.

At Cordova Square in Pensacola, a punk and alternative market returns with more than 100 vendors. Browse vintage finds, original art, music, plants, and a wide range of other goods. Food trucks and food vendors will be available, along with lots of coffee options. Admission is free.

Keller Williams brings his inventive, genre-blending performance to Vinyl Music Hall. Since his 1994 debut, FREEK, he has followed a unique path with one-syllable album titles that each capture a distinct concept, most recently DEER. Known for live shows that are never the same twice, he often performs solo, singing originals and select covers while building layers with acoustic guitar, bass, guitar synthesizer and drum samples through live looping, creating what he calls acoustic dance music. His ongoing evolution also includes collaborations like Keller & The Keels, Grateful Grass, KWahtro, Keller and the Travelin’ McCourys, Grateful Gospel, More Than A Little and DeadPettyKellerGrass, along with intimate sets in his “Shut the Folk Up and Listen” series. This event is general admission with standing room only and is open to all ages. Attendees under 21 will pay an additional $5 cash surcharge at the door, and those under 16 must attend with a ticketed adult guardian. Lineups are subject to change, tickets suspected of being purchased for resale may be canceled at the venue’s discretion, there are no refunds, and there is no re-entry.

Digimon: Ignition of X brings the newest expansion of the Digimon card game into the spotlight. This release event celebrates the launch of the new set for fans and players of the game.

Experience hands-on glassblowing with the Muffinjaw crew at Gary’s Brewery in Pensacola, FL, where each participant helps create a custom Christmas ornament. Choose your own colors and assist in shaping your piece. Children may take part with adult supervision, and there are no age restrictions or prior experience required. Advance reservations are required, and available times are listed through the ticket link. When booking, select the Gary’s Brewery option. Ornaments cool quickly and are typically ready for pickup within an hour. If an ornament is not collected right away, it will be held at the brewery for later pickup. Please arrive at least five minutes early to choose colors.

West Side Cruise-Ins presents the sixth annual Toys for Tots Car Show in the South Side parking lot, pairing a festive car gathering with free photos with Santa. Registration will be open, with an entry fee of $20 or $15 when donating a toy valued over $10. Trophies will be awarded to first, second, and third place in each class, including Classic, Antique, Modern, Truck, Jeep, and USMC Choice. All money raised will be donated to Toys for Tots. Guests of all ages and pets are welcome. Food will be available for purchase from Anchor Food Truck, and Harley’s Angels will serve free drinks for all ages. Children can receive goodie bags from Santa while supplies last. Additional details will be shared closer to the event.

The Sandbar Sunset Bar and Grill hosts a live music performance as artists take the stage for an evening of songs.

At Flounders Chowder House in Gulf Breeze, a beach mini tournament returns in a coed four on four format with at least two female players per team. Entry is free with an emphasis on a friendly, upbeat atmosphere, and participants must be 15 or older with a parent or guardian staying for the entire event. Top teams receive Flounders gift cards for first and second place, and the setting pairs sand play with a sunset backdrop. The venue also features half price martinis on its Martini Tuesday promotion.

Explore a showcase of art and fashion alongside a variety of vendors at First Baptist Church Warrington in Warrington, FL. Smart Scents will be on site with a selection of fragrances. Admission is free.

Perdido Key welcomes the return of RIPTIDE to Hub Stacey's at the Point, bringing a charged mix of rock and roll designed to keep the crowd moving. The band is excited to be back on stage and aims to spark a lively party vibe, the kind where friends gather, the energy builds, and glasses are raised to the music.

Curious about the One Piece trading card game? This beginner friendly introduction makes it easy to dive in. Every participant is provided a starter deck to use, then plays through a Swiss style tournament with round by round pairings.

Curious about the One Piece trading card game? This starter deck event is geared toward newcomers. Each participant receives a starter deck to use in a tournament that follows Swiss style rounds.