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Are you smarter than a 5th grader? Test your wits at Trivia Night! Teams (maximum of 6 people per team) are invited to come nerd out with us and decide once and for all who's the brains of the group. The winning team will receive one $25 gift certificate to the center, good for admission, workshops, gift shop purchases, planetarium events, and more. Have a drink, come up with a ridiculous team name (E = MC Hammer, anyone?), and start the weekend off right with a fun trivia challenge!

Theme
General Science Trivia

Ages
21 & up only

The Cpl. J.R. Spears Detachment of the Marine Corps League announces its Inaugural Easter Egg Hunt scheduled for 8 April 2023. Registration will begin at 10:00 A.M. Free to the public. All children will receive an entry to the egg hunt. Different local veterans and active duty resources will be available to connect our community. Snacks and water will be available for purchase. Over 2000 eggs will be placed in cordoned off sections for children to retrieve, all with different prizes.

This event is for connecting Families, Veterans, and Active duty with resources here in our local community. This event is organized and sponsored by the Marine Corps League, J. R. Spears Detachment 066 a Non-Profit Veterans service organization.

St. Christopher's Episcopal Church is pleased to announce its community concert schedule for 2023.

The free, eight-week concert series will be held on Thursday evenings from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. beginning through June 1. The concerts will be held on the church lawn at 3200 N. 12th Avenue in Pensacola.

Attendees should bring their own lawn chairs, food, and beverages. No food trucks or concessions will be on site.

The public is invited to come sit, sing, dance, and dream with Mirage on April 30. Band Sponsor: Jan and Jimmy Hodnett; Sound Sponsor: Bill Hayes

St. Christopher's Episcopal Church is pleased to announce its community concert schedule for 2023.

The free, eight-week concert series will be held on Thursday evenings from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. beginning Thursday, April 13. The concerts will be held on the church lawn at 3200 N. 12th Avenue in Pensacola.

Attendees should bring their own lawn chairs, food and beverages. No food trucks or concession will be on site.

The public is invited to come sit, sing, dance and dream with The Reunion Band on April 13. Band and Sponsor: In Honor and Memory of Louise Lister Kohr.

St. Christopher's Episcopal Church is pleased to announce its community concert schedule for 2023.

The free, eight-week concert series will be held on Thursday evenings from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. through June 1.

The concerts will be held on the church lawn at 3200 N. 12th Avenue in Pensacola.

Attendees should bring their own lawn chairs, food and beverages. No food trucks or concession will be on site.

The public is invited to come sit, sing, dance and dream with The Blenders on May 4. Band Sponsor: Episcopal Church Women; Sound Sponsor: Laura and Frank Gilliam

St. Christopher's Episcopal Church is pleased to announce its community concert schedule for 2023.

The free, eight-week concert series will be held on Thursday evenings from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. through June 1. The concerts will be held on the church lawn at 3200 N. 12th Avenue in Pensacola.

Attendees should bring their own lawn chairs, food and beverages. No food trucks or concession will be on site.

The public is invited to come sit, sing, dance and dream with NO.BIUS on April 27. Band Sponsor: Mark Gillman and Jeff Nall; Sound Sponsor: Donna Van Winkle and Susan Sowers

Join with local students, advocates and musicians as we embrace climate action and a better future for our community. Inspired by our youth but including all ages, we will gather for music, art, and inspiring words from local leaders.

Pensacola is facing a climate emergency as rising seas, stronger storms and extreme heat stress our community. The Pensacola City Council and mayor were given recommendations from the city’s climate task force in November, 2018, and have made some progress. But much, much more needs to be done to adapt and mitigate for the changing climate.

The body of the world’s climate scientists reports that in order to avoid the most catastrophic impacts, we must reduce our emissions of greenhouse gases about 50% below 2010 levels by 2030. That means phasing out fossil fuels, creating better communities designed for people rather than cars, and ensuring a just transition to renewable energy.

The Pensacola Climate Rally is a joint project of 350 Pensacola, Healthy Gulf and Climate Together Pensacola. For more information: christian@healthygulf.org

Northwest Florida is home to some of America’s most significant and simultaneously most vulnerable military installations. Not only does the region boast several major facilities such as Pensacola Naval Air Station, Eglin Air Force Base, Hurlburt Field, and Tyndall Air Force Base, but the adjoining naval ranges and air corridors in more than 180,000 square miles of Department of Defense controlled airspace extending out into the Gulf of Mexico are an invaluable and irreplaceable asset for the U.S. military. Yet, the DoD ranks Northwest Florida’s bases as among the most exposed to climate change in the country. Climate-induced extreme weather phenomena, flooding, and sea-level rise not only costs the U.S. military billions of dollars in damaged facilities and equipment, but also in terms of readiness, training, and personnel. Join ASP and the University of West Florida on April 24th for an in-person public panel discussion exploring the key role Northwest Florida plays in enhancing national security, the consequences of climate insecurity, and climate resilience strategies for the cities and municipalities that surround U.S. military installations.

Moderated by Dr. Matthew Schwartz from the University of West Florida, panelists include: CAPT Tim Kinsella, USN (Ret.), CAPT Rick Miller, USN (Ret.), Dr. Haris Alibašić, Dr. Brian Crisher, and Eric Christianson.

With locations in Fort Myers, Naples, Charlotte County, and Pensacola, Valerie’s House is a special place where children connect with one another and learn the tools to heal after they have experienced the death of someone they love.

At Valerie's House, children know others their age, and they learn that loss doesn't have to limit their dreams. In addition to our dedicated staff, many of our volunteers have lived this journey and are here to help you and your children find hope.

All of our resources go directly to providing children and their families a safe place to share, grieve, and grow.

Join us at 6 PM CST at Ever’man Education Center, 327 W Garden Street, Pensacola on Monday, April 10th for a discussion with Pastor Sylvia Tisdale. Pastor Tisdale will discuss her work at Epps Christian Center and feeding those in need.

About our speaker: “Pastor Sylvia E. Tisdale is the Founder and Pastor of the Epps Christian Center Ministries, a Nonprofit Religious Organization founded on August 2003 to reach out to the Hungry, Homeless, and the Hurting and to enhance the Spiritual and Quality of life for the community and others throughout the country and the world. EPPS Christian Center is a non-denominational church with a mission to reach out to the lost at any cost.”

We are requesting attendees to please bring one nonperishable food item.

Questions or comments? Contact Mary Gutierrez @ earthethicsaction@gmail.com or 850.549.7472. The MISSION of Earth Ethics is to educate the public and increase awareness about environmental and social issues at local, regional, and global levels in an effort to engage, empower, and encourage public involvement toward positive resolutions.