May 08 Friday
Get ready for an exhilarating evening of music and magic as the Pensacola Children's Chorus presents Showtime, a dynamic musical revue of stage and screen.
When: May 8–10, 2026Where: Pensacola Saenger TheatreTime: Friday & Saturday at 7:30 p.m. | Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
Experience a vibrant, high-energy musical revue that blends beloved classics, modern favorites, and stunning visuals into one unforgettable performance. Audiences will be transported from a swingin’ 1920s opening—complete with tap dancers—to heartwarming moments inspired by childhood favorites like Sesame Street and Winnie the Pooh. With colorful backdrops, playful effects, and fresh takes on music from Wicked and Stranger Things, the show explores themes of growth, connection, and finding your place in the world.
The performance also features jazz favorites like “Come Fly With Me” and “Beyond the Sea,” alongside powerful selections about growing up and supporting one another. A special highlight of the evening is a tribute to the Class of 2026, celebrating these singers as they prepare for their next chapter. Audiences will even get a first look at the set PCC will perform at Carnegie Hall this June, making this concert a truly special preview of an exciting national stage.
May 09 Saturday
May 10 Sunday
May 21 Thursday
Kick off Memorial Day Weekend with a night of baseball, fundraising and fun! Pensacola Habitat volunteers and staff are taking over the ballpark at Blue Wahoos Stadium, selling concessions and participating in all sorts of exciting games, events and more on and off the field. 100% of proceeds from ticket sales and a portion of concessions and 50/50 ticket sales go right back into the mission, so be sure to get tickets from Pensacola Habitat and bring the whole family out!
May 23 Saturday
Join us for this year’s Granny Get-Down: A Cook-Off Celebration, hosted by Council on Aging of West Florida. This year’s event is Saturday, May 23, 11 am – 2 pm at Sanders Beach Corinne Jones Resource Center. Granny Get-Down is a cook-off featuring the culinary stylings of Council on Aging's AmeriCorps Seniors Volunteers. Attendees can sample an array of homestyle dishes and vote for favorites while enjoying music, raffles and live cooking demonstrations in a festive atmosphere that harkens back to traditional community food festivals. This vibrant celebration of classic culinary delights brings together the community to support the Senior Companion and Foster Grandparent volunteer programs. Beyond the delicious offerings, the event aims to raise awareness of the increased risks of food insecurity and social isolation among seniors and raise funds to support Council on Aging's programs that help combat these growing challenges. Tickets are $20 general admission, $10 for individuals ages 55 and up, and free for children 12 and under. For tickets and more information visit GrannyGetDown.org.
Jul 19 Sunday
The Running of the Bulls – Pensacola is an adrenaline-pumping, fun-filled, family friendly event where daring participants race through the streets while being “chased” by roller derby bulls! Enjoy the excitement, the after-party, cold drinks, and an unforgettable experience filled with community, laughter, and high-energy thrills!
Jul 23 Thursday
A WORLD PREMIERE PRESENTATION of a poignant musical of unending hope and the power of family.
In 1915, during WWI, Armenia was attacked by the Ottoman Empire and approximately a million people were killed. Based on the playwright's family history, "When Two of Us Meet" is the story of one Armenian family. It is a story about beating the odds and surviving.
"Now when two of us meet in a crowded room, or in a foreign place, our voices echo the miracle of our survival."
PenArts is excited to bring another world premiere to Pensacola! Having done readings in New York and Washington DC, "When Two of Us Meet" will now come to Pensacola, FL for its first staged presentation. PenArts is excited to not only present this powerful musical about a very dark part of our world history, but to also have the playwright, Emily Simonian, in Pensacola for a Q&A after our Saturday night performance.
Ages: Teens and up