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Stop by and visit, browse and/or participate in our annual field day.

We will have stations set for the public to see an even get on the air and talk to other amateur radio stations throughout the world.

We will be demonstrating our emergency operations by operations by operating non-commercial power and setting up our portable radios and antennas.

Stop by and visit our Annual Field Day! You may bring a friend or family member to learn more about Amateur Radio and operate a station while you're there.

Make a different kind of slime every Tuesday. Additionally, explore the many other activities at the MESS Hall.

Each week the teen volunteers will facilitate a deep dive into a different topic of their choosing. Additionally, explore the rest of the MESS Hall during your visit.

To be human is to be biased. The Bias Inside Us exhibit, a community engagement project from the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES), will raise awareness about the social science and psychology of implicit bias, the impact of this bias, and what people can do about it.

Autism Pensacola is hosting the 3rd Annual Sensory Street Event at the Museum of Commerce. UWF Center for Behavior Analysis, UWF Historic Trust and the UWF Sea 3D lab are event partners for the 3rd consecutive year. The event will take place July 13-15th from 9 AM to 2 PM. July 13th will be open to students participating in Summer camps and July 14th and 15th will be open to the public.

This free community event is a live learning opportunity for individuals to practice important community-based skills in a safe learning environment with interactive activities for sensory exploration.

UWF Graduate School and the Office of Research and Engagement is hosting a Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition in conjunction with Research Week. 3MT is a research communication competition developed by the University of Queensland in Australia. It challenges graduate students to make a compelling presentation on their thesis topic and its significance in just three minutes. The competition helps students develop academic, presentation, and research communication skills and the capacity to explain their research to a non-academic audience.

UWF Graduate Students will submit a pre-recorded 3 minute video which will be projected/played at this event that is open to faculty, staff, and students and where the judges will adjudicate the presentations. There will be a short welcome by the Provost and then a final announcement of the winner(s). The event will be streamed live so that people off campus can view the competition.

Brews for the Bays is back by popular demand, now for an entire month! Gather up your brewery buddies and get ready to map out your journey this July.

Brews for the Bays is a beer trail featuring an estuary-themed drink at participating breweries. When you purchase their signature Brew for the Bay, a percent of the proceeds is donated to support our restoration, education, and monitoring efforts!

Beer trail passports will be available at each of the participating breweries. Make sure to ask your bartender to stamp your passport when you purchase their Brew for the Bay.


Participating breweries include:
Gary's Brewery & Biergarten
Perfect Plain Brewing Co.
Doc's Hop Shop
Coastal County Brewing Co.
A Little Madness Brewing Co.
Beardless Brewhaus
St. Michael's Brewing Co.
JJ's Pizza Shack

See a map at BrewsfortheBays.com and visit each location's website to confirm their operating hours.

Always Drink Responsibly
Drink in moderation | Never drink and drive | Must be 21+ to participate

Andalusia Ballet will be presenting “Summer Dances” Tuesday, July 4, from 7pm-8pm in the LBWCC Dixon Center for the Performing Arts. Summer Dances will pay tribute to the birth of our wonderful country with patriotic music and dance. Admission is free - please join us in celebrating Independence Day!

The Ballet is thrilled to announce that Tiler Peck and Roman Mejia will be performing during our Summer Dances. We are honored to bring these renowned Principal dancers from New York City Ballet to our area. The artistry and athleticism of these artists is sure to inspire audience members.

Along with Peck and Mejia, guest dancers from around the globe and Andalusia Ballet Summer Intensive students will perform as well.

Ocean Hour volunteers meet to clean up debris and trash from local waterways and beaches. Current sign in time is 7:45 AM and cleanup is from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM. All ages are welcome. All cleanup supplies are provided. Please wear appropriate footwear and bring your own refillable water bottle and sun protection.