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Free Open House event hosted by Emerald Waves Squares Ragon Hall Pensacola. Come join in on the fun and excitement of square dancing to modern music. No experience or partner required. Casual comfortable attire. It’s a great social activity to meet people and make new friends. Great exercise for the mind and body! Come solo, with a partner, family, friends and coworkers.
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We have a very exciting campaign and special build coming up in October – our very first Pride Build!

Many other Habitat for Humanity affiliates around the country host this event and have tremendous success and excitement around it. We’re very much looking forward to it. Ours will be October 24th-26th on one of our build sites in Pensacola.

Historian and founder of the Pensapedia wiki, Joe Vinson will discuss the history of Pensacola. Free and open to the public.

Attend in person at the Downtown Branch of the Pensacola Public Library or join us via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/.../tZUsfuyqrDIpHNaj.

More info https://www.wfgs.org or email info@wfgs.org

A gathering of former and present caregivers of family loved ones thru the various stages of the different dementias. The purpose is to share possible solutions, techniques, and exterior sources of assistance with each other from our personal experiences.

A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS

SEPT 13 - 22, 2024
A MAINSTAGE PRODUCTION

WRITTEN BY ROBERT BOLT

DIRECTED BY JEFF GLICKMAN

A Man For All Seasons is a captivating historical drama originally set in 16th-century England during the reign of King Henry VIII. This production will transport the story to the Cold War era, offering a unique perspective on the timeless themes of morality and political struggle.

The play delves into the moral and political challenges faced by Sir Thomas More, a devout Catholic and loyal subject of the King. As Henry VIII, driven by his desire to divorce his wife Catherine of Aragon and marry Anne Boleyn, clashes with the Catholic Church, he demands unwavering loyalty from his subjects.

Amidst the political turmoil of the mid-20th century, More refuses to endorse Henry's divorce and breaks with the Pope, citing his conscience and principles. Despite pressure from friends, family, and the King, Moore remains steadfast in his beliefs, ultimately leading to his downfall.

Pensacola Underground A-Z: An Archival Exhibit at 309 Punk Project

On Saturday, September 7th, the 309 Punk Project will host an exhibit that covers the regional counterculture in a way that's never been done before. "Pensacola Underground A-Z" will be an expansive look at the Pensacola counterculture that showcases selections from the 309 Punk Project's vast archives and lists the items in alphabetical order from A-Z on the walls. Historic artifacts and ephemera that tell another story of Pensacola--one that locals know but is rarely put on display until now.

Doors open at 6pm to give the public time to look over the exhibit. At 8pm, Author and historian of the underground Aaron Cometbus will host six-ten minute lectures on a vast array of subjects in Pensacola's history, followed by a unique fashion show. The night will close with a dance party hosted by DJ Ronnie Recacho with all-local (or local related) music.

In Pensacola history, there has never been anything like this before.

Who: 309 Punk Project
What: Pensacola Underground A-Z: An Archival Exhibit at 309 Punk Project
When: September 7. Doors open at 6pm. Program begins at 8pm
Where: 309 Punk Project, 309 N 6th Ave, Pensacola, FL 32501
Cost: Free

For more information, please visit 309punkproject.org or email 309punkproject@gmail.com

Join us November 25, 26, 27, and 29 for fun fall activities! We'll be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with new activities each day. Hands-on workshops will run from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. followed by either sciPad fun or a Creature Feature depending on the day.

Access to all activities included with general admission pricing. Military discounts available. Space at Fall for All is available on a first come, first served basis. Your RSVP helps us determine the number of guests to expect so we have ample materials.

Get details on each day’s special events at ecscience.org/events

🎉 Join us to mark a decade of discovery at our Memorial Parkway location! Celebrate the 10th anniversary in our building with cake, special hours, and endless fun at the museum! 🎂✨

Don’t miss the big day—everyone’s invited! This event is free to the public and will run from 1-4 p.m. on November 24. Put on those party hats, we'll see you soon.

UWF's Office of Campus Culture and Access is hosting Campus Conversations: ArgosExpress, a series of lunchtime workshops exploring the many facets of free speech, from its philosophical foundations to its role in democracy and higher education. Lunch will be provided, and participants will have the chance to engage in thought-provoking discussions that broaden and deepen understanding of free expression. This event, funded by Pace Symposiums, is free and open to the public, but space is limited for this series of in-person-only events. Secure your spot today by registering today!

Delve into the foundations of free speech with Free Speech 101: Basics on September 17 (Constitution Day). This session explores the philosophical and foundational principles of free expression, along with different forms of speech. Whether you’re learning these concepts for the first time or refreshing your knowledge, this is a timely discussion ahead of the upcoming general election.

ADA Statement: Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requiring special accommodations is requested to advise UWF by contacting Human Resources at 850.474.2694 or 850.857.6158 (TTY) at least two business days prior to the event. For more information or to submit a request, visit the Public Event Accommodations page or email ada@uwf.edu.

Join the Office of Campus Culture and Access for Campus Conversations: ArgosExpress, a series of lunchtime workshops exploring the many facets of the freedom of expression, from its philosophical foundations to its role in democracy and higher education. Lunch will be provided, and participants will have the chance to engage in thought-provoking conversations that broaden and deepen understanding of free expression as we approach an historic election. Sessions build on each other, but you’re welcome to attend individual sessions as your schedule allows. This event, funded by Pace Symposiums, is free and open to the public but space is limited for this series of in-person-only events. Secure your spot today by registering today!

On November 4, join us for Free Speech 103: Speech & Democracy, where we will explore the vital yet complex relationship between free speech and democracy. This session examines how free expression serves as a cornerstone of democratic society, while also addressing the challenges posed by the constant confrontation of diverse opinions on digital platforms. As we approach an historic election, this conversation offers a timely opportunity to reflect on the evolving role of speech in sustaining a healthy democracy.

ADA Statement: Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requiring special accommodations is requested to advise UWF by contacting Human Resources at 850.474.2694 or 850.857.6158 (TTY) at least two business days prior to the event. For more information or to submit a request, visit the Public Event Accommodations page or email ada@uwf.edu.