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Ready, aim, and fire for a cause! Join us for the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge’s Charity Sporting Clay Shoot on May 9th at the Santa Rosa Shooting Center.

All proceeds benefit ECWR’s mission of conserving and rehabilitating Florida’s native wildlife. Spend a day on the range with friends, coworkers, or family — all while supporting a great cause! Shooters can look forward to a morning of friendly competition, raffle prizes, and a delicious lunch following the tournament.

Click the link below for more information or to register your team today — spots fill quickly!
Have a question?Interested in sponsoring this event?Please reach out to Grace@EmeraldCoastWildlifeRefuge.org

Mother’s Day Market to Be Held April 24 at Osceola Golf Course in Conjunction with Holes Fore Hope

The Centre for Excellence of Pensacola will host a Mother’s Day Market on Friday, April 24, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Osceola Golf Course, in conjunction with the 5th Annual Holes Fore Hope Charity Golf Tournament.

The Mother’s Day Market will feature local vendors, artisans, small businesses, and specialty products, providing the community with a unique opportunity to shop locally and find meaningful gifts just ahead of Mother’s Day.

Vendor booth fees directly support the Centre’s mission-driven programs, including:

• The A.W.A.R.E. Initiative (human trafficking awareness and prevention)
• Community Table (food assistance for families)
• Hands Up Practical Skills Classes (life-skills empowerment programs)

“Our goal is to create a fun, family-friendly environment where people can shop local while also supporting impactful work in our community,” said Katie Barker, Director of the Centre for Excellence. “When you shop at the Mother’s Day Market, you’re not just purchasing a gift, you’re helping transform lives.”

The public is invited to attend and enjoy shopping, community connection, and a day of impact.

The University of West Florida Department of Theatre presents Jacob Richmond’s and Brooke Maxwell's “Ride the Cyclone,” directed by Timothy Fitz-Gerald.

In this production, your most thrilling ride may be your last. Join six quirky high school choir members for their last rollercoaster ride and journey through purgatory as they meet their final challenge. Granted a new chance at life by a carnival fortune-telling machine, each of our cast members must justify why they deserve their chance. Which show-stopping performance will grant a one-way ticket out of the afterlife? Well, anything is possible in this bound for cult-classic musical. This production contains adult themes and situations that may not be suitable for all audiences.

Have you ever longed to travel for birding, but were overwhelmed by the thought of it?

Or are you at a time in life where you'd prefer to live vicariously through someone else's adventure?

Join us as we enjoy the tales from chapter members Larry & Twinette McDonald's recent travels and birding in the American West.

Leaving behind the white sand beaches of the Panhandle, the McDonalds found themselves among bison and cattle, sagebrush and cottonwoods while searching for western birding specialties.

Who knows, you might be motivated to take off on your own adventure after hearing about theirs!

The University of West Florida Department of Theatre presents Jacob Richmond’s and Brooke Maxwell's “Ride the Cyclone,” directed by Timothy Fitz-Gerald.

In this production, your most thrilling ride may be your last. Join six quirky high school choir members for their last rollercoaster ride and journey through purgatory as they meet their final challenge. Granted a new chance at life by a carnival fortune-telling machine, each of our cast members must justify why they deserve their chance. Which show-stopping performance will grant a one-way ticket out of the afterlife? Well, anything is possible in this bound for cult-classic musical. This production contains adult themes and situations that may not be suitable for all audiences.

The University of West Florida Department of Theatre presents Jacob Richmond’s and Brooke Maxwell's “Ride the Cyclone,” directed by Timothy Fitz-Gerald.

In this production, your most thrilling ride may be your last. Join six quirky high school choir members for their last rollercoaster ride and journey through purgatory as they meet their final challenge. Granted a new chance at life by a carnival fortune-telling machine, each of our cast members must justify why they deserve their chance. Which show-stopping performance will grant a one-way ticket out of the afterlife? Well, anything is possible in this bound for cult-classic musical. This production contains adult themes and situations that may not be suitable for all audiences.

Free mammogram screenings and free or low-cost breast and cervical exams are available to females aged 40-64. Must be a Florida resident with no health insurance. To find out if you qualify, call (850) 316-2706

Join UWF Librarian Travis Souther on Tuesday, April 14, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. for a compelling discussion exploring the life and influence of America's first president, George Washington. This event dives into the core principles and character traits that forged his extraordinary leadership and that still inspire others today.

All are welcome to attend at the UWF John C. Pace Library on the Pensacola campus. The event will be held on the second floor multipurpose room.

The University of West Florida Department of Theatre presents Jacob Richmond’s and Brooke Maxwell's “Ride the Cyclone," directed by Timothy Fitz-Gerald. In this production, your most thrilling ride may be your last. Join six quirky high school choir members for their last rollercoaster ride and journey through purgatory as they meet their final challenge. Granted a new chance at life by a carnival fortune-telling machine, each of our cast members must justify why they deserve their chance. Which show-stopping performance will grant a one-way ticket out of the afterlife? Well, anything is possible in this bound for cult-classic musical. This production contains adult themes and situations that may not be suitable for all audiences.

The University of West Florida Dr. Grier Williams School of Music presents The UWF Percussion Ensemble in concert. This performance features a diverse program designed to highlight the technical versatility and emotional depth of modern percussion music. Under the direction of Laura Noah, the evening's selections will include Gardens by Ivan Trevino, The REM Cycle by Dustin Schulze, Shimmer by Kevin Shah, Murmurations by Adam Bruce, and Fleet by Cameron Brown, featuring a spotlight performance by soloist Gavin Fisher (BM)on marimba. The evening will culminate in a powerful performance of Shattered Illusions for Percussion Orchestra by Brandon Cummings.