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Farling Fall Fest hosted by Farling School of Excellence (a homeschool support program) will be on Saturday, November 9 from 4-8 in Valparaiso at Perrine Park in front of the Heritage Museum.

Family fun activities planned such as games including corn hole, ring toss, “needle” in a haystack, a scarecrow building contest. There will be a photo booth and a live honey bee observation hive. Jams, chili and cider for sale. The police will be visiting and handing out goodies to kids. The wildlife refuge will be there, hopefully with an animal ambassador. There will be a silent auction and art competition too.

Ocean Hour is a nonprofit, volunteer led organization based in the Escambia and Santa Rosa counties in Northwest Florida. Ocean Hour volunteers meet to clean up trash and debris near local waterways. Current sign-in time is 8:45 AM with cleanup lasting until 10 unless otherwise noted. Volunteers meet at the designated site and identify the Ocean Hour site leader with supplies. All ages are welcome. All supplies are provided. Please wear appropriate footwear and bring your own refillable water bottle and sun protection.

Please direct any questions or inquiries to director@oceanhourfl.com.

The Free Wear Fair is an event hosted by the Kugelman Honors Council of the University of West Florida. The idea for this event was developed by a student who was looking for a way to combat clothing insecurity on campus. The Free Wear Fair gives students a chance to turn in any unused clothes to donation boxes placed around campus and then browse all of the donated clothes on the day of the event. Students are free to take any items of clothing that they want for free. Various student organizations will also be tabling at the event with information and resources for students. Right now, the Honors Council is accepting donations for the fair. Donation boxes can be found in commons and will soon be available in most of the residence hall lobbies.

Join us for pancakes, eggs and sausage, and a silent auction with great gift ideas benefiting Horse Healing, which provides equine therapy to veterans and emotionally, mentally and physically handicapped individuals.

Events include pony rides, wagon rides, games, a bouncy house, face painting/tattooing, crafts and a visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Photo opportunities available, including with our mini horse. Bid on fabulous items, including a weekend getaway, dinners, gift certificates, designer sunglasses, horse-back riding lessons, toy section and much more. Call 850-830-0176 for more information.

Get ready for a night of laughter and wonder at Odd Colony Brewing Company (260 N Palafox St, Pensacola) on Saturday, November 30 at 7PM. Join us for an evening filled with a hilarious comedy, mind-blowing magic tricks and inspiration by nationally touring comedy magician, The Illusionist, Tom Coverly.

Sip on some delicious brews while enjoying the show & changing lives with 100% proceeds to help stop bullying, through One Goal Productions. This limited seating in-person event promises to be a night you won't forget. Grab your drink buddies, a date or co-workers and come on down for a fantastic time!

Tickets: BrewsandMagic.com

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

On Saturday, November 23, The Pyramid Players of Pensacola will return to the stage at The Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium in "The Headliners," an original musical revue that celebrates the timeless story of underdogs!

Doors open at 5:30 pm with an art show featuring works by Pyramid Artists statewide, a silent auction, raffle, door prizes and light refreshments. Curtain is at 7 pm. Admission is free! Donations gratefully accepted!

Carefully crafted by students and staff of the Pyramid Pensacola Performing Arts program, "The Headliners" tells the story of what happens when the headline act doesn't show but the show must go on! Watch as the behind the scenes crew, along with a few unexpected guests, put their own talents to the test to attempt to give the audience what they paid for! Will the "underdogs" be able to pull it off or will the show, along with the crew's hopes and dreams, go down in flames? Join us to find out!

The Pyramid Players and Artists study their crafts at Pyramid, Inc., an arts focused non profit day program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Howdy pardner! Saddle up for a rootin' tootin' good time at Sip & Science: Wild West Edition on January 18. Come dressed in your cowboy and cowgirl best and compete in various games like the Outlaw Hunt, Bull Bouncer Barrel Races, and Cowboy Bingo. Make your way through the Oregon Trail, see which of your band of outlaws can come up with a cowboy name that’s ace-high, and try your hand at the Bull Ring Toss. Lasso up a night of fun that’ll show y’all how the west was won. Yeehaw! Giddy up and grab your tickets today.

Early bird pricing: Members $25 Nonmembers $30
Week of pricing: Members $30 Nonmembers $35
Day of pricing: Members $35 Nonmembers $40
Ticket price includes admission, access to regular and special museum exhibits, themed activities, and drink tickets for adult beverages (beer, wine, and a specialty cocktail).

Spork Food Truck will be on-site from 5:30-8:30 p.m. for delicious bites for purchase. Light snacks are also available for purchase within the center.

Guests age 21+ (IDs will be checked at the door)

Students, their friends and family and anyone interested is welcome to attend a career seminar for those majoring in history and the humanities. It will take place on Friday, 15 November 2024, from 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm, in Building 86, Room 129, on the UWF main campus. Five individuals who studied history--one had a double major in history and art, one studied interdisciplinary humanities, one completed a masters in education, and another received a law degree--will discuss how studying history and the humanities contributed to the success they had in their careers. There will be time for questions from the audience.