Listen to the DeLuna Fest lineup
The bulk of this year's DeLuna Fest acts have been revealed. Fewer headliners than expected, yes, but this lineup is more than meets the eye. (Maybe that explains the Transformers font?)
View ArticleDeLuna Fest headliner backs out
After months of searching and dealing, DeLuna Fest landed Linkin Park as its headliner. Now, only ten days out from the festival, the band has canceled.
View ArticleNightmare Theatre celebrates 10 years of “laid-back” horror hosting
Mike Ensley and Chip Chism have been serving up scary movies with a sense of humor since 2001. This October they're also helping Manna Pantries with a food drive and auction.
View ArticleScary fun at Seville’s Fear City Nights
Fear City Nights at Seville Quarter is an impressive, 10,000-square-foot haunted house with costumed actors scaring guests across over a dozen themed rooms. It started 17 years ago in the Pace backyard...
View ArticleComedy lives in Pensacola
For comedy fans, it can be hard to know where to find a good show in Pensacola. Fortunately, there are several venues now offering regular stand-up and improv comedy acts.
View Article“Christmas on the Coast” an energetic seasonal spectacular
Every year, the Pensacola Children's Chorus creates a brand new Christmas show with world-class music, choreography, sets, and costumes.
View ArticleAnatomy of a Pelican Drop
As the Pelican Drop rings in its fourth New Year for Pensacola, the bird's designer talks about how it came to be and some of the snags from the first three years.
View ArticleLarry Butler, 1942-2012
Larry Butler, a Pensacola-based songwriter and two-time Grammy winner, passed away today.
View ArticlePreparing for a big parade weekend
You may only see the floats and the processions, but a lot of unseen logistics work goes into this weekend's three Mardi Gras parades.
View ArticlePearl Jam, Foo Fighters to headline DeLuna Fest 2012
The early announcement of some great big-name acts is helping erase the bad memories of last year's fumbled lineup.
View ArticleChaz Mena’s “Yo Solo” takes Gálvez to a wider audience
Actor Chaz Mena discusses his show about Bernardo de Gálvez, who captured British Pensacola in 1781 and thus changed the course of the American Revolution.
View ArticleCan Evenings in Olde Seville be saved?
First RadioLive, then Sunsets at Plaza de Luna. Now we may lose Evenings in Olde Seville. Will another organization step up and keep it going?
View ArticleMaritime Park Grand Opening Celebration
The Vince J. Whibbs, Sr. Community Maritime Park is opening Saturday with an all-day celebration of free, family-friendly entertainment.
View ArticleObservation wheel offers “360 degrees of paradise”
The 360° Pensacola Beach observation wheel officially opened for business Tuesday as an unmissable addition to the island's skyline.
View ArticleGallery: Emerald Coast Beer Festival
Thousands of beer enthusiasts sampled brews from dozens of breweries at the 2012 Emerald Coast Beer Festival.
View ArticleBid summer farewell with DeLuna Fest, other weekend events
DeLuna Fest kicked off this afternoon to some perfect weather and a clear forecast for the rest of the weekend, plus there's the Equinox Festival and the Pensacola ParaCon.
View ArticleGallery: DeLuna Fest finishes third year with style
After three days of music and fun, DeLuna Fest wrapped up on Sunday night with Florence and the Machine and the Zac Brown Band.
View ArticleOh, Rocky! Little Theatre brings cult classic to stage
The Pensacola Little Theatre's stage production of Richard O'Brien's Rocky Horror Show will make you shiver with antici…
View ArticleThe Yard brings new dining concept to East Hill
Located in the former Madison's location and recently merged with tamale-and-taco joint Sabor, The Yard offers no-hassle dining and live local music.
View ArticleMaritime Park hosts mystery, music and beer this weekend
From a mystery dinner theater to a craft beer festival to the Charlie Daniels Band and fireworks, there's a lot going on at the CMP.
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