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Join the Emerald Coast Science Center at the Fort Walton Beach Library for this free event. We’ll host several solar activities indoors before safely viewing the eclipse outside.

Activities
•Let your creativity shine as you create your own Sun and Moon on paper plates. Then you can chart the progress of the Eclipse across the sky right in your own hands.
•Ultraviolet (UV) light is an invisible type of light that comes from the Sun. UV light in small doses is a good thing - it gives our bodies vitamin D and keeps us from feeling sad or depressed. But too much UV light can be dangerous. Learn about the power of UV rays and how to keep yourself safe the next time you're at the beach while making a bracelet, necklace, or bookmark with these magical UV beads.
•Enjoy hands-on exploration as you create your own 3-Hole-PUNCH Pinhole Projectors, experiencing the marvel of optics firsthand. Safely observe the Sun and discover the art of image projection during eclipses or on any sunny day with your personalized projector.

Location
Fort Walton Beach Library
185 Miracle Strip Pkwy SE
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548

Started 34 years ago, Earth Day Mobile Bay is a celebration of the Earth for the people living around our incredibly diverse, beautiful, fun, ecologically rich, and nevertheless fragile bay area as well as one of our country's best-loved Earth Day festivals.

Join us at Fairhope's Pier Park overlooking Mobile Bay and enjoy exhibits, live music, a reptile bus, and more!

Interested in volunteering for Earth Day Mobile Bay?
email: info@earthdaymobilebay.org
phone: 251-990-8662

An afternoon of music with selections from the stage and screen as well as standard concert band repertoire.

Learn how to prepare easy Japanese dishes, experience traditional court music, and cultural performances. There will also be hands-on activities and vendors.

Spring $1 Book Sale. Thousands of books on sale for $1.00 each.

Pensacola Habitat for Humanity is continuing an incredible partnership with the Pensacola Blue Wahoos this year! Back by popular demand, Pensacola Habitat for Humanity will be TAKING OVER the stadium at a Pensacola Blue Wahoos home game on Wednesday, July 3rd. During the game, our staff and volunteers will be filling the concessions stands, selling 50/50 tickets, participating in on-field activities, handing out freebies, cheering on the home team and so much more! This incredible evening of baseball, community and partnership will help raise thousands of dollars for our mission of providing affordable homeownership opportunities in Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties. Not to mention, we’ll cap the night off with another spectacular fireworks show from the Blue Wahoos to celebrate the Fourth of July! (Firework show included in ticket purchase.)

This fundraiser raised over $5K in one night last year, and we’re aiming to raise even more money this time around. Be sure to purchase a ticket from Pensacola Habitat for Humanity, as 100% of proceeds from tickets sold by us go back to us! Make sure your family and friends know about our game, and make sure that if they want to support us with a ticket purchase that they do it with our ticket link. Kids of all ages are welcome!

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We’re hoping to pack the ballpark and raise money for our mission, as well as sharing our mission with everyone in attendance. Join us for a fun night of baseball and community! See you at the game!

Florida Gen Z leader and organizer Jayden D’Onofrio will speak at an event hosted by Emerald Coast Equality on Wednesday, March 20 from 6:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at 75 S. Tarragona Street in Pensacola. D'Onofrio is the chair of Voters of Tomorrow Florida and the chair of the recently created Florida Future Leaders PAC. He will speak on the power of Gen Z and the strategies of how to organize youth voters. Voters of Tomorrow is a national Gen Z-led 501(c)(4) organization that engages and represents young Americans in politics and government. In its first month, Florida Future Leaders PAC, also Gen Z-led, raised $100,000 to help hire, educate and mobilize young voters.

We are pleased to bring such an amazing young person here to Pensacola," said Jeff Nall, president of Emerald Coast Equality. "Jayden and the young folks he works with around the state are strategic, policy-focused and committed to ensuring that fresh faces and young voices are seen and heard in the political process, this election cycle and beyond."

The meeting is free and open to the public. Advance registration at www.mobilize.us/escambiadems/event/611603/ is requested as seating is limited. For any additional information, email emeraldcoastequality@gmail.com.

We have a great evening of friends and fellowship. Trivia is on screen- it's tough but fun with multiple teams of (4-6). We have many categories including music and movies. Tacos and Drinks are available for a donation. Guests are allowed and appreciated - the event is FREE. Come by and see what we do - you may want to join. Sponsored by the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks - Warrington #2108

Join Healthy Gulf for a beach ecology walk along the shifting sands and waters of Santa Rosa Island at Pensacola Beach. We’ll hike along both the Gulf and Sound side of the Island, exploring the changing plant communities and life along the shoreline. Along the way we’ll learn more about terrestrial and aquatic life by examining what has washed ashore, including seeds, shells, plants, fish, crabs and other items both natural and man-made.

The hike will take about one and a half hours to complete. The exact meeting location on the east side of Pensacola Beach will be provided upon registration. Space is limited in order to ensure a quality experience, so to reserve a spot or for more information please email or call Christian Wagley to RSVP at christian@healthygulf.org 850-687-9968.

The history, heroism, excitement and drama of World War II’s European Theatre of Operations unfold once again in Crestview's Spanish Trail Park as the “Race to the Rhein” reenactment returns Friday and Saturday, April 5 and 6.

Daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., re-enactor historians will present weapons demonstrations, history lectures, stage battle scenarios, host campsite visits and welcome guests to the onsite museum. With education the event’s primary focus, Friday is Student and Veterans Day, during which school and veteran groups will be conducted around the site by re-enactor historians.

Reserve your class or post's group visit time by calling 850.398.5459.