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The Crestview Library will host an on-site Shred-It truck for safe disposal of personal documents.

Save the date for Pensacola’s 37th annual Earth Day festival on Saturday April 18 from 10 am - 4 pm at Bayview Park, located at 2001 E. Lloyd St. The event showcases sustainable living through a fun day of environmental education, art, live music, local food, green products and hands-on activities.

Some of the event highlights include a repair cafe popup, native plants, yoga sessions and planet-friendly cuisine. There’s also a lineup of local singer-songwriters and acoustic bands that will keep the celebration going all day long. We encourage folks to walk, bike and carpool down to the event.

For full event details, including how to be a vendor or sponsor, please visit the event website at earthdaypensacola.com
Feel free to email us with any questions at earthdaypcola@gmail.com

Join Okaloosa Ocean Hour and Destin-Fort Walton Beach for beach clean-ups at various locations. The volunteer sign-up link is here.

Learn about preparedness and resiliency from various vendors, including free disaster and emergency preparedness resources, touch-a-truck activities for kids, food trucks, and door prizes.

BeGenerous will be hosting EnGage, a community outreach event on April 25 from 3 to 8 PM at the DeFuniak Springs Lakeyard. This event honors those we have lost to addiction and overdose while standing in the gap for those still searching for freedom.

This is a family centered event bringing together live music, local vendors, food trucks, community partners, and resources. This is not just an outreach. This is a community coming together to create connection and make sure people have access to resources right where they live.

Join us for a journey into the deep blue waters of the Gulf with Dr. Tracey Sutton, professor of marine and environmental sciences at the Guy Harvey Oceanographic Research Center of Nova Southeastern University. Dr. Sutton will discuss the extraordinary biodiversity of the deep Gulf water column, from the sunlit surface to the pitch-black “midnight zone.” Research over the last 15 years has uncovered numerous new life forms but has also detected a decrease in pelagic life across multiple levels, from small deep-sea “baitfish” to large oceanic predators.

Dr. Sutton will discuss the deep Gulf in the context of a highly interconnected ecosystem that ranges from Florida to Texas. Fishermen who seek pelagic fish like tuna and billfish in the Gulf will be particularly interested in Dr. Sutton’s work, which connects with the health of populations of offshore recreational fish.

JUNIE B. JONES THE MUSICAL

ACORN - SENSORY FRIENDLY

Directed by Kayla Phillips with Music Directed by Destiny Howard and Choreographed by Hayley Earle // April 10 - 12, 2026

Get ready to laugh out loud with Junie B. Jones The Musical is a high-energy, heart-filled adventure based on the best-selling books by Barbara Park! Join the outspoken and lovable Junie B. as she tackles first grade with big dreams, big emotions, and even bigger glasses.

For this production, we are producing a special sensory-friendly and accessible performance that welcomes all audiences to enjoy the fun in a supportive, inclusive environment—because theatre is for everyone, just like Junie B. would want it. The performance will be at 10:30 AM on April 11th. To book tickets, please contact the Box Office at 850-432-2042 or by emailing Boxoffice@pensacolalittletheatre.com.

Please note: evening performances of this production begin at 7:00 PM.

Kick off Memorial Day Weekend with a night of baseball, fundraising and fun! Pensacola Habitat volunteers and staff are taking over the ballpark at Blue Wahoos Stadium, selling concessions and participating in all sorts of exciting games, events and more on and off the field. 100% of proceeds from ticket sales and a portion of concessions and 50/50 ticket sales go right back into the mission, so be sure to get tickets from Pensacola Habitat and bring the whole family out!

World War II becomes up close and personal as you and your family experience interaction with living history re-enactors, WWII vehicles, an onsite History Museum, history panels in the History Pavilion, and much more. Touch a jeep, hoist a weapon, learn about the re-enactors' uniforms, and wrap up a weekend of exciting battle scenarios, weapons demonstrations, discovering and learning with an evening USO-style show complete with 15-piece big band and vintage early '40s schtick between sets. Admission is free (including the big band show), parking is available onsite, and food is available for purchase.

Bat Chat with UF/IFAS

April is an ideal time to prepare your yard for bats, and we invite you to join us for an informative in-store presentation with Carrie Stevenson of the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS). This educational program will explore the important role bats play in healthy ecosystems, their value in natural insect control, and practical guidance on bat houses and habitat support.

Seating will be available for up to 20 attendees. Guests are welcome to bring their own chair for added comfort in the event that all seating is filled. Donuts and coffee will be provided. In support of waste reduction efforts, attendees are encouraged to bring a reusable cup for drinks.

This program is well-suited for homeowners, gardeners, and nature enthusiasts interested in learning more about local wildlife and conservation.