Events in Pensacola today

Apex Youth Fitness Club offers a lively, play-focused workout for children that builds strength, coordination, and confidence. Designed for kids from walking age and up, the experience supports healthy brain development, physical growth, and character skills through active games and movement. Families can look forward to an outdoor session in a friendly park setting that promotes teamwork and positive encouragement. This is organized as a six-week Saturday series at Navy Federal Recreation Center, making it an easy way to start the day moving, learning, and having fun together.

The Pensacola Home Show is a home improvement event focused on everything you can do for your house, from big projects to smaller upgrades. You can meet and compare local home improvement professionals in a fun, interactive setting, then leave feeling inspired and ready to plan with confidence. The show runs on Saturday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM and continues on Sunday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

A grounded, supportive flow designed for pregnancy and the postpartum journey, this class brings strength and softness together so your body is guided with care. Each session weaves intentional movement, breathwork, and pelvic floor awareness to nurture you through every season of motherhood. Expecting mothers in any trimester with thoughtful modifications, postpartum mothers from early recovery through rebuilding, and any mom looking for a slower, deeply supportive practice are welcome. No yoga experience is required and you are encouraged to come exactly as you are. You can look forward to gentle, functional movement that supports a changing body, focused work for pelvic floor connection and core stability, and breath practices that help regulate the nervous system while preparing for labor. Instruction is tailored to your stage with clear guidance and hands-on support in a calm, community-centered setting. Pregnancy brings shifting ligaments, changing posture, and rapid adaptation. Without intention, this can contribute to discomfort and slower recovery. This class helps you build strength that supports both you and your baby, maintain stability as your body changes, reduce the risk of common pregnancy-related pain, prepare physically and mentally for labor, and recover more effectively postpartum. Movement is treated as a foundation for well-being. The class takes place at Lovelock Healing Arts. Bring a water bottle, with mats and props provided. Childcare is available with separate registration and is included for members. Every movement can be adapted so you can slow down, stabilize, or scale intensity with confidence. Please share your stage of pregnancy or postpartum recovery with the instructor, rest and modify as needed, and consult your healthcare provider if you are under medical care or have specific conditions.

Bless The Block: Back To School Edition brings the community together to help students start the new year with confidence. School supplies are being collected and will be shared with local families at the event so kids can head into class feeling prepared and supported. Contributions like notebooks, pencils, and headphones make a meaningful impact and go directly to students as they get ready for school.

A two day charity volleyball tournament at Salty Rose brings players, sponsors, and supporters together to raise funds for Miracle League. Organized by ALL-IN Sports Club and Florida Man Volleyball, the event directs every dollar of tournament profit to Miracle League to help update and improve its fields. The weekend opens with the optional Miracle Mile, a one mile beach run on Pensacola Beach carrying the American, Miracle League, ALL-IN Sports Club, and Florida Man Volleyball flags to honor the community of sponsors, volunteers, friends, families, and athletes behind the cause. Saturday features pool play on the sand, followed by a beach pub crawl with prize giveaways at each stop, including items like gift cards, league entries, future crawl spots, sponsor donations, and beach themed surprises. Sunday wraps up with tournament play and a shared focus on community impact. Two divisions are offered. Competitive teams contend for a cash purse that grows with sponsor support, while the unrated division plays for a prize package provided by local sponsors. Registration is open to participants 15 and older. Players under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian present. Teams must keep at least one female player on the court at all times. Each registration covers one player. Team sign ups are preferred, but individuals are welcome to register as Free Agents and will be placed on teams or grouped with others. Teammate requests can be noted during registration when available, though placement is not guaranteed. The heart of the event is simple. It creates opportunities for Miracle League athletes to play, compete, and laugh, and it gives families a place to build lasting memories from the sidelines.

An inventive writing workshop welcomes writers from every genre. Led by Mary Gutierrez, a published poet, author, scientist, and former educator, the session is designed to help uncover skills you may not realize you possess while keeping the experience rewarding and inspiring. Bring a pen and paper, a laptop, or any other creative tool you prefer for writing.

Sandstock brings an ode to Woodstock to Flora-Bama Lounge & Package with a retro celebration that turns back the clock. It features live 1960s music, theme-inspired food, and vintage decorations that create a groovy scene. Hippie-style outfits match the vibe and enhance the throwback atmosphere.

Studio 400 and Pensacola Little Theatre present a monthly script reading club that gathers for a live table read on the second Saturday each month. Playwrights can add their pieces to the reading queue for group discussion, including works being considered for upcoming seasons as well as new drafts seeking feedback before the next revision. People who enjoy reading aloud can participate, and anyone curious about how plays are chosen is welcome to listen, often with plenty of laughter. Bringing a lunch or a snack is encouraged.

Every Saturday, The Red Haven Live hosts an intimate open mic-style songwriters series where writers share original songs and the true stories behind them. The first people who sign up get to perform two original songs, and the show is laid back and geared toward lunch or early afternoon drinks. Sign-ups are first-come, first-served, and performers can sign up starting at 11:00 AM. Original material only, either solo or with minimal accompaniment.

Experience The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show, where a witty, tricky case unfolds while you enjoy dinner. The story plays out in the moment, with performers mingling among the audience, so the culprit could be closer than you think. Work to solve the mystery as you eat, and be prepared... you might get tapped as a suspect. Designed for adult audiences, this interactive dinner theatre has entertained people nationwide since 2004, delivering intrigue, laughter, and spontaneous surprises throughout the evening.

Live blues takes center stage in Pensacola as the Glenn Parker Band performs at Five Sisters Blues Café. Expect rich, soulful tunes and high-energy sets in a lively atmosphere, with food available to enjoy alongside the music.

Live music sets the mood at The Sandbar Sunset Bar and Grill. A concert performed in person takes place at the venue.

Roll out the glamour for a star-studded Hollywood awards night that suddenly becomes a whodunit when a cast member’s final scene turns deadly. The mystery plays out on the Lady Saenger stage at the Saenger Theatre, where rivalries flare, scandals rise to the surface, and closely guarded studio secrets emerge from behind the velvet ropes. Attendees become part of the investigation, tracking clues and motives to pinpoint the culprit before the final bow. Written by Kip Hayes and directed by Clayton Habecker, this interactive experience is presented by Going Noir Mysteries. Dinner is provided by The Well, with entrée selections made during checkout. Choose one option per guest from chicken, pork, or vegetarian.

Welcome aboard the 1877 Tall Ship ELISSA for an evening of food, drinks, music, and history. You can enjoy deck tours and take in stories and maritime heritage up close as the ship sails to Pensacola for the first stop on its Sail 250 voyage. Come for a special sunset-style toast to end the day and kick off the evening, all while supporting the vessel’s history and programming.

Rockstarfish brings high-energy party rock to Bamboo Willies with favorite rock songs from the 80s, 90s, and 00s. This Gulf Coast band fuels the night with sing-along classics and lively vibes for a rock show that is hard to forget.

Catch DeJ Loaf with special guest Tay Money for a live r&b and hip-hop night at Vinyl Music Hall. The show is scheduled for 9:00 PM, with times listed as local to the venue.

This Warhammer 40,000 RTT features 2000 point armies and three rounds. Each round is scheduled for three hours and fifteen minutes, with a lunch break after the first. Admission is $10. Matches use the 11th Edition rules, with all FAQs and errata in effect.

Gamers, get ready for a Sunday showdown at Arcade at OWA. There are two action-packed tournaments running each week, with Super Smash Bros starting at 6:00 PM and Mario Kart kicking off at 7:15 PM. Tickets are $12, and it is a great chance to compete, meet other players, and have some fun leveling up your skills.

Enjoy a Sunday treat for families. Children 12 and under receive a complimentary kids entrée, up to a $15 value, with the purchase of an adult entrée. The offer is limited to one free kids meal per adult entrée. It cannot be combined with other promotions or specials, is not valid with dip certificates, and does not apply on holidays.

Presented by the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Pensacola Chapter, the 23rd Annual Scholarship Hat Show Luncheon offers an elegant afternoon that honors culture, sisterhood, and service. Guided by the theme "Rooted in Soul, Crowned in Excellence", the program includes lunch, inspiring entertainment, and a showcase of standout hats, all supporting scholarships and programs that empower women and youth. Hat attire is encouraged, with styles ranging from classic and glamorous to vintage and bold. Each ticket helps advance education, leadership, and community service in the community.

Celebrate culture, sisterhood, and community impact at the 23rd Annual Scholarship Hat Show Luncheon. Enjoy a delicious lunch, inspiring entertainment, and a showcase of standout hats inspired by the theme “Rooted in Soul, Crowned in Excellence.” Hat attire is encouraged, whether you go classic, glamorous, vintage, or bold. Proceeds from the event support scholarships and programs that empower women and youth.

Team Feud brings a friendly, fast-paced survey showdown to Wisteria Tavern. Inspired by the classic game show, teams try to match the most popular answers, and there is no standing at a podium required. Play solo or gather a group of any size. It is free to enter, and prizes are awarded to the top three teams. Presented every Sunday.

Brandon Giles performs live at The Angry Crab Shack in Orange Beach, Alabama.

Get in the spirit and party with Gringo Fife, channeling that unmistakable Tacky rock star energy for a fun, upbeat time.

Bar bingo at The Country Gym in Gulf Breeze is hosted by Breaux & Co and has no cost to participate. There are chances to win prizes, and dinner is available while you play.

Meatloaf Monday at Five Sisters features a $5 meatloaf plate that includes two sides and cornbread. The special is available every Monday for dine-in guests only.

Join Habitat for Humanity Baldwin County for a free Homeownership 101 financial education class. It’s designed for people who are ready to consider buying a home, and it covers how to avoid common first-time homebuyer pitfalls, the initial steps of getting started, and debunks common homeownership myths. Registration is required at least 24 hours before the class. The program is offered both virtually and in person.

Blues Society of Northwest Florida partners with Seville Quarter for Monday Night Blues, Florida’s longest running weekly blues jam, with Tree-Oh in the spotlight. The evening opens with a kickoff set, moves to the host band, and culminates in a spirited blues jam to close out the night.

Join Pensacola Catholic High School for a preseason volleyball event featuring the Catholic, Washington, Tate, and Pace teams. Matches are scheduled for 5:00 PM and 7:00 PM.

A chess lesson led by Mr. Sim starts things off, followed by ample time to play. Students who are new to chess can speak with Mr. Sim after the lesson about how to get started. If you have a chess set you are willing to share, extra sets are welcome.

A chair-based yoga class offered twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The cost is five dollars.

Atlas Oyster House offers Gulf Coast oysters for 75 cents each. The deal is available for dine-in guests only.

Step aboard a nighttime riding experience that explores Pensacola’s darker side. The tour travels to cemeteries and reputedly haunted spots across the city, including Seville, Sanders Beach, North Hill, West Hill, and the downtown business district. A guide shares ghost tales, paranormal lore, and eerie local history, and will point out sites tied to real haunted investigations. The route is longer than many local options and incorporates effects and immersive storytelling to elevate the atmosphere, blending chills, laughs, suspense, and memorable moments. This experience is intended for mature audiences, is not recommended for children 13 and under, and parental guidance is strongly advised for teens. Please plan to arrive a little early for check in.

Catch the Brandon Styles VARIETY SHOW for a high-energy, 70-minute solo performance packed with comedy, magic, dancing, ventriloquism, and plenty of audience participation. Brandon delivers impersonations of nearly 60 famous people, ranging from classic icons like Frank Sinatra to modern stars like Justin Bieber, keeping the show fast-paced and entertaining throughout.

Showcase your talent at an open mic at The Country Gym in Gulf Breeze. Drummer Dave serves as host.

Explore the sweet side of historic downtown Pensacola on a guided walking tour along Palafox Street. Sample favorites such as handcrafted chocolates, Southern pralines, Thai Tea Tiramisu, artisanal desserts, local honey, and fudge while visiting five distinct tasting spots. Stops include Bubba’s Sweet Spot, Peterbrooke Chocolatier, Khon’s on Palafox, 86 Forks Bar & Table, and First City Bee Company. Along the way, hear engaging stories about dessert traditions and how they grew into the confections enjoyed today. The experience includes tastings at each location, a guided stroll through downtown, and a wireless audio receiver for clear narration. The route is about one half mile at a relaxed pace and operates rain or shine. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Offerings contain sugar, dairy, and nuts, and gluten free or diabetic friendly options are not offered. Parking is available throughout downtown in street spaces, garages, and free public lots.

Enjoy wings priced at .75 cent each at Five Sisters, available for dine-in customers only.

Little Stranger brings the Broken Hearted Boys Tour to Vinyl Music Hall with special guests Tropidelic, Jarv, and Damn Skippy. The Philadelphia-raised, Charleston-based pair of Kevin and John Shields craft an alternative indie hip hop sound that blends tuneful hooks with spirited lyricism and a tightly choreographed, anything-can-happen stage vibe. Their genre-blurring approach has drawn comparisons that span from Remi Wolf and Still Woozy to early 2000s Timbaland, Gorillaz, and NERD, and their resume includes millions of streams, packed rooms across the country, and sets at major festivals such as Lollapalooza, Governors Ball, Hangout Fest, BottleRock, and Levitate. Their album Sat Around Trippin on Ineffable Records was developed largely in their Charleston home studio after an inspiring writing stint in a remote North Carolina cabin, yielding songs that balance wit, heart, and groove. Highlights include Kama Sumatra, which champions acceptance with a sun-kissed bounce, Fly Guy, a playful look at outgrowing old habits, God at a Festival featuring Andy Frasco that channels the freedom and expression of a festival crowd, and Nobody Like Me, a punchy rocker that confronts isolation in a status-obsessed world. This is a general admission, standing-room-only event and is open to all ages. Guests under 21 will be charged an additional $5 cash at the door. Attendees under 16 must be with a ticketed adult guardian. Lineups and times may change. Tickets suspected of being purchased for resale can be canceled at the discretion of Vinyl Music Hall and/or SeeTickets. There are no refunds and no re-entry.

The open mic is hosted by Russell Douglas and Adam Bowles at Talk to the Moon Comedy Club. Performers can sign up in person before the mic begins.

Undertow Bar hosts Saucy FuzZ for a performance.

Get ready for the volleyball preseason at CHS, featuring participating teams Catholic, Washington, Tate, and Pace. There will be two matches scheduled for 5:00 PM and 7:00 PM at Pensacola Catholic High School.

Drop in to work on previously listed projects without needing a reservation. Children are welcome. Please note that stained glass, Beginning Soap, and Beginning Candles are not available during this session. Pricing depends on the project you choose.

Auburn graduates new to the Pensacola area can meet local alumni and friends at a meetup that brings together new graduates, alumni, and fans from the community. The gathering takes place at Garden and Grain, and attendees should head to the back area.

Seville Quarter hosts the Greater Pensacola Seminole Club’s Florida State Football Kickoff Party featuring special guest Jordan Travis. He will share his story and revisit signature moments, including the fourth-and-14 conversion against Miami, a thrilling scramble and score at Doak, and a spinning touchdown against Louisville. The gathering centers on Seminole pride, memorable highlights, and the excitement of starting a new season.

This all-ages event welcomes attendees of any age. Guests under 18 are encouraged to attend with a guardian.