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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.

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!

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.

The Pensacola Museum of Art GUILD invites the community to a fundraising literary luncheon featuring B.A. Shapiro, an award winning and New York Times bestselling author of 10 novels about art, history, and mystery.
Proceeds from this event will benefit youth art education scholarships at the Pensacola Museum of Art.

THE SUGAR WITCH

STUDIO 400 - MATURE THEMES AND LANGUAGE

Directed by Billy Buff // April 24 - May 3, 2026

Step into the haunting world of The Sugar Witch by Nathan Sanders—where Flannery O’Connor meets Marie Laveau in a Southern Gothic tale thick with secrets, spells, and suspense. Deep in Buster’s Swamp on the Watchalahoochee River outside Sugar Bean, Florida, this chilling story unearths the twisted legacy of the town’s founding family. Madness brews, murder simmers, and the past refuses to stay buried. With a blend of eerie magic and raw emotion, The Sugar Witch will leave you spellbound.

*This show is intended for a mature audience.

The Jeopardy! Bar League Championship is now in full swing, bringing weekly trivia nights to bars across the country where teams compete and climb the leaderboard.

Join a participating bar, play along with your team each week, and earn points as you go — the more you play, the better your chances.

Top teams in each region will take home cash prizes, and one team will earn the national title — along with a VIP trip to Los Angeles and a behind-the-scenes experience at the Alex Trebek Stage. Will you be the ones to take it home?

You can still be part of it - check out the leaderboard and find a bar near you to jump in while the competition’s still heating up - https://www.jeopardybarleague.com/leaderboard/

Perfect Plain hosts an adoption meet‑and‑greet with the Mylo Foundation on Sunday, April 19 from 11AM to 3PM. Guests can enjoy a beer while meeting adoptable pups and learning more about the rescue.

Double your impact for local wildlife this March. 🦉🍀 Every gift helps rescue, rehabilitate, and release injured and orphaned animals along the Emerald Coast! Last year in 2025, we treated 1,566 wildlife patients at no cost to their rescuers! Your donation helps directly fund the medications, vet visits, food, and cleaning supplies we need to rehabilitate and raise wildlife. From specially made wildlife formulas to surgical operations, there is always a patient in need here at ECWR that you can help make a difference for!
During our "Double the Luck - Matching March" Fundraiser, your gift is matched dollar for dollar, helping more pelicans, owls, opossums, and other native neighbors return safely to the wild than ever before. This is one of our most ambitious fundraisers, and matching offers like this don't happen very often! We want to take full advantage of this donor's generosity, and try to raise $50k that will be DOUBLED to $100k!
What does our organization plan to do with these funds? Our main priority this year is updating and expanding our outdoor patient enclosures. These enclosures (which we call "Multispecies Enclosures") are made to safely contain a variety of commonly treated species such as raccoons, opossums, foxes, and fawns. These enclosures must be spacious, as they not only provide a comfortable resting area for recovering patients, but also serve as our "Boot Camp" enclosures for orphaned wildlife. As these animals have grown up in our hospital and not in the wild, we try to utilize our Multispecies enclosures to introduce them to local weather events, food foraging, social behaviors, and to allow them time to build their strength and skills before release. We plan to use these donations to begin building a second Multispecies area from the ground up, demolish our well used original habitats, and then build a SECOND Multispecies habitat area. At times, we receive so many orphaned wildlife patients in the Spring, we cannot possibly fit them all outside, leading them to spend longer indoors than we prefer as it puts them at risk of heightened human interest post release. So, please help us keep them wild today by Doubling our Luck!!

Markowitz was a dedicated artist who explored the traditional process of pigmented media on a two-dimensional surface. Many of his pieces utilize historical motifs of landscape and still life, but Markowitz's ultimate subject is the transformational potential of oil paint and the contemplation of time, perception, and memory. His paintings, drawings, and sketchbooks from the last five decades form the primary focus of this exhibition.

Featured in adjoining galleries are more than fifty works of art created by Markowitz's mentors and students. This exhibition also includes additional paintings, drawings, photographs, and prints that he helped the museum acquire and steward for the community as Chair of the PMA's Collection Committee.

This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.

Master Gardener Volunteers will offer selections of cherry, paste, slicing, and patio-type tomatoes, along with a variety of sweet and hot peppers. We will have some selections of herbs, squashes, and small fruit. Cash or check only. Funds support educational outreach.
There will be an educational session on Growing Tomatoes in Containers at 9:15 a.m.