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Join writers Cindy Crabb and Dev Murphy for a public reading, followed by exhibit of their visual work. Reading starts at 3pm. Open Exhibit goes from 4pm to 6pm.

Cindy Crabb is best known for her seminal zine "Doris." She is frequently associated with Third Wave Feminism, she has also played in the punk bands Astrid Oto, Blank Fight, and Snarla. Dev Murphy is a poet and abstract comic artist based in Pittsburgh. Murphy's work has been published widely, including The Guardian, The Rupture, Arcturus Magazine, ANMLY, The Pinch, and Empty Mirror.

Both Cindy Crabb and Dev Murphy are the current Artists-in-Residence at the 309 Punk Project.

Grab a pint and learn how to screen print at this event for ages 21 & up. Select from several of our designs, including holiday prints and punny science slogans. Check in begins at 5:45 p.m. so you can select your designs and grab your drinks before settling in at 6 p.m. to learn how to screen print! We'll also have all museum exhibits and sciPad up and running for you to enjoy while you wait for your items to finish drying. Come get crafty and print some truly original holiday gifts for your loved ones this holiday season.

Friends of the Pensacola State Parks are holding a nature-inspired Heron Trot 5K run honoring Veterans and Active-Duty Military at Big Lagoon State Park on November 11th. The race is open to all.

Children 12 and under are free when accompanied by a registered adult. Check in is at 6am with the race start at 7.

To receive a patriotic Heron Trot shirt, register before Oct 25.

For more information and to register, search for Heron Trot at Eventbrite.com. Goody bags will be provided. Please join us in honoring our Military personnel with a beautiful run through our newly reopened park.

The history, heroism, excitement and drama of World War II’s European Theatre of Operations unfold once again in Crestview's Spanish Trail Park as the “Race to the Rhein” reenactment returns Friday and Saturday, April 5 and 6.

Daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., re-enactor historians will present weapons demonstrations, history lectures, stage battle scenarios, host campsite visits and welcome guests to the onsite museum. With education the event’s primary focus, Friday is Student and Veterans Day, during which school and veteran groups will be conducted around the site by re-enactor historians.

Reserve your class or post's group visit time by calling 850.398.5459.

Taste of Gulf Breeze, or "Taste" as we like to call it, is an annual food festival hosted by the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce. At Taste, you'll have the opportunity to sample from local restaurants, bars, caterers, bakeries, food trucks, and businesses! Our event features dozens of unique vendors handing out bite-sized samples of their menus and products for your party to try.

In addition to more food than is probably healthy to eat in one evening, you can enjoy dancing to tunes from a live DJ plus a special flash mob performance with First Dance Ballroom Studio!

This event is 21+ only with 100% I.D. check at the door.

General Admission begins at 6 pm and the party lasts until 9!

Screen print the best holiday gifts ever!

Grab a pint and learn how to screen print at this event for ages 21 & up.

Select from several of our designs, including holiday prints and punny science slogans.

Check in begins at 5:45 p.m. so you can select your designs and grab your drinks before settling in at 6 p.m. to learn how to screen print!

We'll also have all museum exhibits and sciPad up and running for you to enjoy while you wait for your items to finish drying.

Come get crafty and print some truly original holiday gifts for your loved ones this holiday season.

A two-day Native American cultural experience featuring re-enactment of the 1814 Battle of Chumuckla, living Creek Village, 3,000 square foot Native American cultural education center, tomahawk throw, FREE hands-on children's take-home crafts, Petting Zoo, Pow Style drumming and dancing, 2015 World Champion Native American Hoop Dancer, Native American Flute entertainers, over 50 vendors including Native American Flute Makers and Native American Jewelry.

Food and drinks are available including our Famous Indian Roasted Corn and Delicious Indian Fry Bread. Saturday and Sunday, November 23rd and 24th from 9:00AM - 6:00PM.

The Friends of the Crestview Library will be holding a book sale to benefit the Crestview Library on February 21st and 22nd.

The book sale will be held at the Crestview Community, 1446 Commerce Drive, Crestview, FL 32536.

The early bird sale will be on Friday, February 21st from 2:00 - 6:00 PM. There will be a $2.00 admission fee for the early bird sale. Dues paying members of the Friends of the Crestview Library will be admitted free. On Saturday, February 22nd, the sale will be held from 9:30 am until 2:00 pm. There is no admission fee on Saturday, February 22nd.

Hardcover books are $1.00 and Paperback books are 2 for $1.00. Please note that this is a CASH ONLY sale.

Join us for the ServSafe® Food Protection Manager Certification in-person class and exam. The class runs for approximately 6 hours. Regulatory requirements may vary, be sure to review class schedule for any hour requirements for your state. The exam immediately follows the class. All training materials incorporate the latest information from the most recent FDA Food Code. We use the ServSafe® Manager 7th Edition Revised for all class instructions.
 
Register for the class at hrfoodsafe.com
Any questions or looking for more information? Contact us at info@hrfoodsafe.com

Join Earth Action, the League of Women Voters of the Pensacola Bay Area, Rethink Energy of Florida, Clean Energy for All, Northwest Florida Panhandle Coalition For Civic Engagement, and Escambia County Democratic Party on Monday, May 12th from 6 pm - 7:30 pm at Ever'man Educational Center, 327 W Garden St, Pensacola, FL 32502-4729.

We will take a deep dive into what this means for you and our community. We will address how you can get engaged and provide prompts (talking points) for those wanting to speak at the upcoming Public Service Commission meetings. Finally, learn about how programs such as Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) are being gutted and not available for those struggling to pay their bills.