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Panhandle Warrior Partnership will host a Community Veteran Stand Down on Wednesday, November 5, 2025. The Stand Down will bring together veterans, active-duty service members, families, and caregivers for a day of connection, resources, and community support.

Attendees will have access to legal services, health screenings, employment resources, clothing, and more – all in one welcoming location.. From career opportunities to health resources, the event will provide the tools and support needed for veterans and their families to thrive. All veterans, service members, family members, and caregivers are encouraged to attend.

The event is free and open to the public.

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/

NIGHT ON THE TRACKS is Pensacola’s favorite recurring multivenue community arts event in the historic Old East Hill neighborhood, where eclectic artistry meets industrial grit.

NIGHT ON THE TRACKS takes place at various locations between 3pm to 11pm on Sunday, Nov 9.

309 Punk Project is the lead organizer of this event in collaboration with the following community partners:
🚂 From the Ground Up Community Garden
🚂 Pensacola MESS Hall
🚂 Bear Walker skateshop
🚂The Handlebar

Grab your PUNCH CARD at one of these locations for a special Handlebar DISCOUNT for NIGHT ON THE TRACKS
participants!

More details about each venue’s offerings are listed below in the order they are scheduled — or refer to our NOTT Google Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/7C8CAnQEoitutYih9

✨ From the Ground Up ✨
3-4pm Garden Activities
430-630pm Music with Katie Dineen, Love Brynnevere, Hane McLeaish & John Hart

✨ Bear Walker ✨
Paint Your Own Board
3-6pm

✨ Pensacola MESS Hall ✨
Build Your Bling
5-7pm

✨ 309 Punk Project ✨
Zines Through the Years Exhibition
6-8pm

✨ Handlebar ✨
Metal show with Nixil & Saidan
Doors at 6pm
Tickets required. 50% off cover with card, or advance tickets available at thehandlebar850.com.

American Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid Instructor Training Course presented by Heartbeat Safety

Get certified as an American Red Cross Instructor in CPR/AED/First Aid with Heartbeat Safety!

WHEN? Friday, February 6, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM

WHERE? UWF Historic Trust - Bowden Building 1, 120 Church St, Pensacola, FL 32502

WHO? This training is open to anyone with a valid CPR/AED certificate (see registration link for details)

HOW? Register at https://www.heartbeatsafety.org/instructorcourse

CONTACT: hello@heartbeatsafety.org or (850) 203-0238

Celebrate creativity, community, and the magical Monarch migration at the 33rd annual Flutterby Festival, presented by the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County! This beloved children’s arts festival features hands-on art activities, live music, theatre and dance performances, student art exhibits, the whimsical butterfly parade, and so much more.


Sunday, November 9 | 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
The Pavilion at Watersound® Town Center

Free and fun for the whole family!

Onsite parking available, including accessible spaces.

Adult CPR, AED, & First Aid Training in Downtown Pensacola

Join us for an Adult CPR, AED, & First Aid Training presented by Heartbeat Safety on Thursday, February 5, from 9 AM - 1 PM in downtown Pensacola, FL.

CLASS IS OPEN TO ANYONE AGE 12+
Classes are $135 per person.
Register here: www.heartbeatsafety.org/classes

Participants in American Red Cross Adult CPR/First Aid/AED Training courses gain the knowledge, skills, and abilities to recognize and respond to emergency situations until EMS arrives.

Students learn proficient CPR, how to effectively utilize an AED, and how to best respond to the onset of sudden illnesses - Diabetic Attack, Stroke, Poisoning, Allergic Reaction, and other first aid emergencies.

The American Red Cross issues certificates for students who successfully complete this course, valid for 2 years from the date of the class.

To register go to: www.heartbeatsafety.org/classes

Do you hate traffic? Do you hate worrying if you'll be late to class? Do you hate wasting gas trying to find parking? We bet these aren't the only things driving you crazy, so tell us about it!

Join "What's The Hold Up?" for a social hour and podcast session to talk about all things traffic and parking related. We'll be in Parking Lot H right by the Commons, so look for the table on the black truck October 28th, 4-5:30.

Good or bad, we want to chat! Be ready to hear about our E-Scooter initiative to get E-Scooters on campus as well!

The UWF College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities invites you to join us on Thursday, November 13, from 6 to 8 p.m., with a public reception at 5:30 p.m. at the Museum of Commerce in downtown Pensacola for the third installment of this year’s Gulf Coast Culture Series: Pensacola Noir, Murder, She Investigates.

Dr. Allysha Winburn, a biological anthropologist specializing in forensic and bioarchaeological research, and Dr. Cate Bird, missing persons and forensic manager for the International Committee of the Red Cross (United States and Canada), will examine the lasting cultural impact of the television series “Murder, She Wrote.”

The discussion will explore how the show shaped public fascination with forensic evidence and influenced popular understandings of crime-solving. Drawing on their own expertise, Winburn and Bird will connect the fictional world of Jessica Fletcher to the realities of forensic anthropology, investigative work, and human rights, revealing how cultural narratives intersect with science and justice.

Exploring facets of everyday mental health, the UWF Singers and Concert Choir will present an eclectic collection of poetry and music of historical figures, culminating in the presentation of Broadway composer Aron Accurso's multimovement work, “You Are Enough: A Mental Health Suite.” Through music and artistic representation, the Singers illustrate the damaging effects of self-hate speech and the importance of positive internal narratives.

This concert has been made possible through cooperative efforts with the UWF Department of Social Work, UWF Psi-Chi Chapter, UWF Counseling and Psychological Services, UWF Athletics and Uru Yoga

In their first concert of the season, the UWF Runge Strings will perform Vivaldi's "Summer" from Le Quattro Stagioni (The Four Seasons) featuring Dr. Leonid Yanovskiy as the violin soloist, joined by Dr. Hedi Salanki on the harpsichord. The program will also include Max Reger's “Lyrisches Andante”, Mozart's “Divertimento in D major, K. 136”, “Two Elegiac Melodies” by Grieg and Mendelssohn's “E Minor Symphony”.