Events in Pensacola today

SoundCheck Music Bingo at Wisteria Tavern features four rounds where players mark off song titles instead of numbers, with music spanning the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to winners.

Indulge in a guided dessert stroll through historic downtown Pensacola, sampling handcrafted chocolates, Southern pralines, Thai Tea Tiramisu, artisanal desserts, local honey, fudges, and more. The relaxed route covers about a half mile and features five tasting destinations that showcase the city’s flavors and cultures. Stops include Bubba’s Sweet Spot, Peterbrooke Chocolatier, Khon’s on Palafox, 86 Forks Bar & Table, and First City Bee Company. Along the way, a guide shares engaging stories about the history of desserts and how they evolved into today’s beloved treats. The experience includes dessert tastings at five locations, a guided walking tour, and a wireless audio receiver for easy listening. Tours take place rain or shine. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Offerings contain sugar, dairy, and nuts, and there are no gluten free or diabetic friendly options. Parking is available throughout downtown Pensacola, including street parking, garages, and free public lots.

Enjoy wings for 75 cents, offered exclusively for guests dining in.

Design and paint a custom hat at a hands-on workshop at Maker’s Loft Craft Workshop Studio. Each hat is laser engraved before the session, and participants paint in the details for a creative experience that blends art and style. Choose your hat color, pick from beginner friendly designs such as peonies, sunflowers, daisies, a sun and moon theme, feathers with flowers, an inspirational cross, cactus, or a floral horseshoe, and work with a wide range of paints on site. Personalize further at the hat bar with ribbons or bands available a la carte starting at $3. All supplies are provided, including a vegan suede adjustable hat, and everyone leaves with a finished piece that is ready to wear or gift. It is a fun option for a date night or an evening out with a friend. The cost is $80 per person. To reserve a spot, send a private message to For the Love of Hats, and payment will secure the reservation.

A gentle reset for the middle of the week focuses on mindful movement and meaningful connection. The session begins with a moon-inspired essential oil to invite presence, then flows into breath-centered yoga with intentional postures that quiet distractions and awaken inner rhythm. It concludes in a welcoming circle where listening and sharing create a sense of belonging. Drop-in admission is $30, parking is free, and membership perks are available.

Talk to the Moon Comedy Club hosts a comedy open mic with Adam Bowles leading the show. Calls for sign-ups appear on social media every Monday, and interested performers can be considered by commenting on those posts. The final lineup is shared Wednesday morning. If there are no-shows, an alternates list will be created at the door.

Take an after hours climb at the historic Pensacola Lighthouse for a rare opportunity to catch sunset over Pensacola Bay and the moon rising over the water in a single visit. From the top of the tower, watch the first order Fresnel lens at work as its beam reaches 27 miles out to sea to aid mariners. This experience lasts about two hours, including shuttle transportation, and is priced at $25 per person. It takes place at the Pensacola Lighthouse & Maritime Museum on Naval Air Station Pensacola. Transportation details are important. Civilian visitors must use the designated shuttle and should not attempt to drive. Follow the pickup instructions provided in the confirmation email. Guests with DoD ID and base access may drive themselves and should note this in the booking comments. Children riding the shuttle must be at least 6 years old and at least 44 inches tall. Plan ahead with a few guidelines. Wear shoes that have a back or ankle strap, since backless footwear may require climbing the tower barefoot. Leave backpacks and oversized bags in your vehicle, as they are not permitted in the museum or tower. Beginning May 7, 2025, visitors entering federal installations may be required to present a REAL ID or another acceptable form of identification. Cancellations made at least three days in advance receive a full refund. Full refunds are also issued if the event is cancelled due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No shows are charged the full ticket price. For cancellations or questions, call 850 393 1561 Ext. 3.

Settle in by the shore for food and drinks while Jessie Ritter performs live. Admission is free, and tips for the artist are appreciated. Open to attendees of all ages.

Calder Allen welcomes attendees of every age. Anyone younger than 18 is encouraged to attend with a parent or guardian.

A night of stand-up awaits at the Pensacola Comedy Club, with a $10 cover and an extra twist from The Wheel of Comedy. Audience members can add their suggestions, thoughts, and topics to the wheel, and the comics spin it and sound off on whatever it lands on. This new, independent comedy club in the Belmont-DeVillers neighborhood, close to downtown Pensacola, offers beer, wine, and food, plus free parking in the lot next to the theatre.

Presented by the Pensacola Runners Association, this event features a quick, flat 5K that travels through downtown Pensacola and begins and ends at Seville Quarter. Four water stations support runners along the route, and overall and age group awards are planned. A Kids Mile Fun Run also starts and finishes at Seville Quarter. Registered participants receive a short sleeve, fully sublimated shirt. Shirts are guaranteed to those who register by the posted deadline, with any remaining shirts distributed on a first come, first served basis. PRA members receive a registration discount. Packet pickup options will be available, and a proxy may collect a packet with a copy of the participant’s photo ID. There is no race day registration. After the finish, registered participants can enjoy an after party at Seville Quarter with free food, beverages, and entertainment. Parking is available near the start and finish area, which also serves as the celebration venue.

Experience an immersive breathwork workshop at Regeneration Station that pairs active, guided breathing with The Light System (TLS). Joanne leads a journey focused on balance and meaningful release, blending a three-stage pranayama technique taught by David Elliott with her background in complementary healing practices. This approach goes beyond typical yoga class breathing exercises and invites participants to move stagnant energy and let go of old emotions and limiting beliefs for a concentrated, restorative experience. The session emphasizes calming the nervous system, supporting the body’s natural cleansing processes, increasing oxygen to the brain, and encouraging feel-good chemistry, with the intention of leaving participants refreshed, energized, and relaxed. Wear comfortable clothing and consider bringing a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, eye pillow, a journal with a pen, and a water bottle. Eat lightly beforehand and avoid heavy meals in the one to two hours before the workshop. If you have health concerns or questions about breathwork, consult your healthcare provider in advance. Attendance is limited to 12 and advance payment is required to reserve a spot. The fee is non-refundable. A special rate of $75 is offered for this event, compared with a standard value of $185 that reflects two hours in TLS, the breathwork workshop, and a membership. Early booking also includes a complimentary annual membership.

The Pensacola Latin Salsa Festival returns with the Havana Nights theme, celebrating the start of Hispanic Heritage Month with live music, dance, and Latin flavors. Now set at Pensacola Maritime Park, it offers a larger waterfront setting while keeping the high-energy atmosphere that appeals to families and music lovers. The full lineup of artists, performers, and cultural presentations will be announced. Opportunities are available for sponsors, volunteers, and vendors, and the focus is on culture, community, and connection with a Havana flair.

Enjoy dinner while unraveling a comedic whodunit at The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show. The investigation plays out in real time in a present day setting, and the culprit could be hiding in plain sight nearby. Performers blend into the crowd, clues surface unexpectedly, and anyone might find themselves tagged as a prime suspect before the case is solved. Created for adult audiences, this interactive, social experience mixes intrigue, laughter, and spontaneous moments. Since 2004, The Dinner Detective has brought its true crime themed mystery theatre to audiences nationwide, keeping guests guessing right up to the final reveal.

The Glenn Parker Band brings blues full of soul and high energy to Five Sisters Blues Cafe in Pensacola. The event pairs live music with food and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

A creative workshop at Craft on Scenic brings together readers, floral fans, and crafters to turn repurposed books, provided by Perfect Day Bookstore, into charming vases for bouquet displays. Led by Moon Drop Flower Company, the session includes a full charcuterie board and a drink of your choice. Tickets are $75. Silk blooms will be used for demonstrations during the lesson, while take-home bouquets will be made with real flowers.

On Sundays, children 12 and under can receive a complimentary kid's entrée, up to a $15 value, with the purchase of an adult entrée. The offer is limited to one free kid's entrée for each adult entrée purchased and it is not valid with other offers, specials, dip certificates, or on holidays.