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  • Under the direction of Dr. Sean Kelley, the UWF Symphonic Band will present "A 20th Century Celebration" featuring wind band masterworks written between 1900 and 2000. The program includes the energetic and effervescent set of variations on Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" entitled "Fantasia in G" by Timothy Mahr; Frank Ticheli's quirky and pointillistic tone poem, "Postcard to Meadville, PA"; Howard Hansen's mid-century "Chorale and Alleluia" mixing classicism of form with modernity in harmonic language; and, Ron Nelson's "Courtly Airs and Dances" a charming, fresh take on Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque styles and forms. Closing the concert will be selections from Percy Grainger's magnum opus, "Lincolnshire Posy," which celebrates the history and cultural importance of Britain's cherished folk song tradition.
  • The University of West Florida Dr. Grier Williams School of Music will present the UWF Singers, the UWF Concert Choir with special guests Navarre High School Choir in their “Collaborations” concert.

    In their first concert of the season, the UWF Singers and Concert Choir will perform various pieces from their fall repertoire. Under the direction of Dr. Peter Steenblik, guests will enjoy a repertoire ranging from poetry by Sara Teasdale, Robert Bridges and YouTuber Ms. Rachel, as well as works by composers Finzi, DeMore, Copland and Betinis, incorporating works from the Renaissance and the American shape note tradition. The groups will combine to perform “Time” by Jennifer Lucy Cook, a new piece that has quickly risen in popularity among choruses across America.
  • A heartfelt modern classic “Steel Magnolias” by Robert Harling, explores a rich culture of friendship through the lens of a small town. Join the women of Chinquapin, Louisiana at Truvy’s hair salon for your weekly dose of love, laughter and tears in this timeless dramatic comedy “Steel Magnolias” by Robert Harling. Truvy, the owner and center for all news and gossip in town; Clairee Belcher, former first lady of Chinquapin; Ouiser Boudreaux, the town’s wealthy old bitty who always has an opinion that must be shared; Annelle, the shy and quiet junior hairdresser; M’Lynn, a charming career woman; and Shelby, her daughter, gain so much more than a fresh blow-dry at Truvy's Beauty Spot each week. Steel Magnolias illustrates the bonds of womanhood, “delicate as magnolias but as tough as steel” as they navigate the joys and sorrows of life.

    This production contains adult themes and situations and may not be suitable for all audiences.
  • Join Master Gardener Volunteers for demonstrations, garden tours, and gardening-themed giveaways. Topics include: Cool Season Herbs and Vegetables, Adaptive Gardening Tips, Composting and Vermicomposting, Growing Your Own Plants, Planting a Wildflower Garden, Care of Tools, Coastal Gardening, Container Gardening, and Kids Activities
  • Book Lovers! Join UWF Libraries on Tuesday, October 14th from 8:00 am - 2:00 pm for the fall book sale! Take advantage of great deals on "gently used" books - $1 paperbacks. The event is open to everyone and all prices include sales tax. ***CASH or CHECK Only***

    Sale will be held on the first floor of UWF John C. Pace Library, building 32.
  • Behind the Scenes with The Chosen: An Evening of Musical Storytelling with Composers Dan
    Haseltine and Matt Nelson.

    The Center for Sacred Space is thrilled to present “Behind the Scenes with The Chosen”, a one-night-only event featuring acclaimed composers and multi-instrumentalists Dan Haseltine and Matt Nelson, who will take audiences on an unforgettable journey through the music and message of the hit television series The Chosen. This special event will be held on Sunday, November 2, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary at Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church.

    Dan Haseltine and Matt Nelson, co-composers of The Chosen’s powerful and emotionally rich score, will offer an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at how the music is created, the stories it supports, and the ways it brings the Gospel to life. They will also share how their work has profoundly shaped their own spiritual journey.

    “We are honored to welcome Dan Haseltine and Matt Nelson to the Center for Sacred Space,” said Kaye Westmark, Executive Director of the Center. “This event is a rare opportunity to explore the intersection of music, storytelling, and faith from those whose work has inspired millions around the world.”

    What to Expect:
     Opener: White Tie Rock Ensemble
     A look into the creative process behind The Chosen’s soundtrack
     Live demonstrations of unique instruments used in the show
     Musical performances by Dan Haseltine and Matt Nelson
     Personal reflections on faith, purpose, and artistic calling
     Interactive Q&A with the audience

    Event Details:
     Event Title: Behind the Scenes with The Chosen
     Featuring: Composers Dan Haseltine and Matt Nelson
     Date: Sunday, November 2, 2025
     Time: 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
     Location: Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church Sanctuary
     General Admission Seating: $35 per person
     Registration & Info: Centerforsacredspace.org/chosen-event

    Seating is limited and is expected to sell quickly. Don’t miss this inspiring night of music and
    meaning with some of the creative forces behind The Chosen. Proceeds benefit Center for
    Sacred Space.

    https://www.centerforsacredspace.org

    Center for Sacred Space
    In a world and culture that is fractured, individualistic, suffers from loneliness, mental health
    issues, and worships wealth, the impact of our ministry is needed more than ever. Building a
    compassionate community that listens to the heart of another will shift culture to one of caring,
    love and kindness. This is the work of the Center for Sacred Space. We are committed to
    fostering an environment that offers humble listening, non-judgmental conversations, and
    compassionate engagement, through retreats, spiritual direction training, social justice outreach
    and formational opportunities.

    Media Contact:
    Kaye Westmark, Executive Director
    Center for Sacred Space
    850-516-7812
    Kwestmark@centerforsacredspace.org
  • West Florida Genealogical Society (WFGS) Monthly Meeting will be held on Saturday November 1st at 10:30 am at the Pensacola Public Library, 239 N. Spring Street, Pensacola FL 32502 (Meeting Room “B” on the first floor).

    Meetings are free and open to the public and include a presentation on genealogical research or relevant history. A society update and informative business meeting will precede the program. Virginia Shelby will speak on “Using Artificial Intelligence in Genealogy”. *This will be a hybrid meeting* To join online via Zoom, register here before the meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIscO2prjkoHd0bH067opxoGjCl3d2u_7Va
    All levels of experience are welcome. This is a great opportunity to meet other researchers and learn from each other. For details regarding WFGS, please visit https://www.wfgs.org/
  • A vital suicide prevention awareness event dedicated to fostering a community of support and breaking the stigma around mental health.
  • First City Art Center's 19th Annual Glass & Ceramic pumpkin Patch returns to the FCAC campus, Saturday, October 4th, 2025!

    Guests will have the to shop from over 5,000 locally handcrafted glass and ceramic pumpkins!

    FCAC Annual Pumpkin Patch is a signature event for Pensacola, and is the only Pumpkin Patch benefiting non-profit First City Art Center as an important cultural asset for the community. Pumpkin Patch allows FCAC to operate as a creative home for artists from all over the community!

    These one-of-a-kind pumpkins are hand-made by members of FCAC’s glass and pottery communities and come in all shapes, colors and sizes. Prices for glass and ceramic pumpkins begin at $20.

    More than 40 local glass & ceramic artists are supported by this annual event!

    Pumpkin Patch is more than an art sale - it's a celebration! Enjoy food trucks, a mimosa bar, kids activities, live music and lots of fun at our Pumpkin Patch block party!

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    PUMPKIN PATCH: Saturday, October 4th, 2025: 9am-5pm

    First Pick Early Entry (ticketed): 9am-12pm

    General Admission Pumpkin Patch Sale: 1pm-5pm

    ***FREE entry during General Admission sale - unlimited pumpkin sales

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    Tickets:

    First Pick Member ticket (limited) - enter 9am (limit of 2 pumpkins): $30

    First Pick Non-Member ticket (limited) - enter 10am (limit of 2 pumpkins): $35

    Premium Unlimited Ticket - enter 9am (unlimited pumpkin sales, 2 drink tickets & raffle entry): $55

    **you do not have to be a member to purchase a premium unlimited ticket

    Children under 12- FREE admission (full price ticket required to purchase pumpkins)

    Prepaid Online vs. Gate Ticket Sales:

    Member and Non-member tickets will be available for presale online until Thursday, 10/2/2025.

    There will be two options available for purchasing tickets at the gate the day of the event.

    Gate Ticket Sales Prices:

    Premium Unlimited Ticket - $60 enter 9am

    Limited Ticket - $40 enter 10am

    Members Enter Early
    First City Art Center members enter first at 9 a.m. for First Pick! Become a member for early admission.

    Non-member entry begins at 10 a.m.
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    First Pick Ticket does not include a pumpkin. Ticket includes the opportunity to purchase 2 pumpkins during the First Pick sale

    Premium Unlimited Ticket does not include a pumpkin. Ticket includes the opportunity to purchase an unlimited number of pumpkins during the First Pick sale

    Guests with a limited ticket will have the opportunity to purchase up to 2 additional pumpkins with a single $15 donation to FCAC

    Rain or Shine Event. No Refunds will be offered.

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    PUMPKIN PATCH: Saturday, October 4th, 2025: 9am-5pm

    First Pick Early Entry (ticketed): 9am-12pm

    General Admission Pumpkin Patch Sale: 1pm-5pm

    ***FREE entry during General Admission sale - unlimited pumpkin sales
  • Pensacola’s fourth annual EcoKids event comes to From the Ground Up Community Garden on Saturday October 18, combining art and environmental education through hands-on fun for kids of all ages. The event is free and open to the public, and includes activities with solar energy, composting, music, wildlife and more.

    Feel free to email us with any questions at earthdaypcola@gmail.com A full event page with more information can be found at: https://ecokidspensacola.com/
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