Quality Living

Pensacola Beach, where mild temperatures, stunning sugar-white beaches, and crystal-clear waters captivate beach lovers, fishing enthusiasts, and environmentalists alike. This paradise truly offers the best of both worlds: an energetic commercial hub brimming with first-class hotels, vibrant restaurants, lively bars, and exhilarating water sports for the adventurous at heart. Simultaneously, you'll find miles of unobstructed views and tranquil retreats at Park East and Park West, perfect for those seeking a peaceful escape.

The Pensacola symphony orchestra has been sharing meaningful musical experience with Pensacola natives and visitors for nearly a century. With world-class guest artists and beloved music, there are a variety of extraordinary performances for you to enjoy.

The Pensacola Blue Wahoos are a formidable Minor League Baseball team based in Pensacola, Florida. As a Double-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins, they proudly compete in the Southern League. The Blue Wahoos play their home games at the impressive Blue Wahoos Stadium, which has been showcasing talent since it opened in 2012 and accommodates up to 5,038 fans.

Ballet Pensacola presents four major productions each season: a fall show, The Nutcracker in December, a winter show, and a spring show. By expressing authentic emotions through movement, dancers invite the audience into their inner world, and to see the world through their eyes

When you have had a rough day just take a scenic drive through the Gulf Islands National Seashore, stretching from Pensacola Beach to Navarre Beach. The number of undeveloped beaches in Pensacola is impressive, featuring sugar-white sand and stunningly clear water, often with very few people around. Make a stop at one of the numerous parking areas, get out, and enjoy a leisurely walk along the beach. Clear your mind, spend quality time with your family, and make the most of your day.

Pensacola Little Theatre is a non-profit community theatre that has been providing diverse theatrical experiences in Northwest Florida since 1936. PLT is the area's leader in quality community theatre. Thousands of volunteers from all walks of life have banded together across generations to showcase the artistic talents of local residents.

The Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival is one of the most respected and popular arts festivals in the nation. This three-day, juried art show showcases over 200 of the finest painters, potters, sculptors, jewelers, graphic artists, craftsmen, and other talented artists from across the country.

The Pensacola Ice Flyers are a professional hockey team competing in the Southern Professional Hockey League (SPHL). They have won the President's Cup three times, bringing the trophy home to Pensacola in 2013, 2014, and 2016. This season, they will play 21 regular-season home games at the Pensacola Bay Center, also known as "The Hangar," from December to April.

The Saenger Theatre was built in 1925, originally for Vaudeville and Silent Movies. Famous artists who have appeared in the historic Saenger include many ‘greats’. Itzhak Perlman, Lucille Ball, Bob Hope, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Burl Ives, George Carlin, Robin Williams and Ziggy Marley are just a few the world-class performers too numerous to list. This Historic building hosts performances by Ballet Pensacola, Broadway in Pensacola, Pensacola Children’s Chorus, Pensacola Opera and Pensacola Symphony Orchestra.

From City Jail to Exhibition Space the Pensacola Museum of Art has worked with Universities to create an immersive experience for it’s people. This 70 year old facility offers rotating exhibitions and classes, such as Art Academy for Autism and Screen Printing for Teens.

Pensacon is the ultimate pop culture convention on the Gulf Coast, offering an unforgettable experience for fans of science fiction, fantasy, horror, comic books, cosplay, animation, video games, and literature. With its dynamic atmosphere and diverse programming, Pensacon has quickly become a favorite among convention-goers, drawing in over 30,000 enthusiastic attendees each year. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this vibrant celebration of creativity and fandom!

Stroll through a bustling market brimming with an enticing selection of fresh farm vegetables, local honey harvested right from Pensacola neighborhoods, and mouthwatering homemade baked goods. As you wander along Palafox Street between Wright and Garden, don’t miss the talented local artisans showcasing their beautiful creations—everything from stunning fine art and pottery to unique jewelry, fragrant soaps, handmade candles, and custom textiles. There’s truly something for everyone!

The Grand Mardi Gras Parade is the most significant and well-known event of the season, attracting over 100,000 attendees as it winds through downtown Pensacola. Spectators can expect to see more than 250 entries, including themed floats and costumed krewes that portray a range of characters, from 60s go-go dancers to gangsters and Greek goddesses.

The roar of the engines and the trails of smoke create a stunning spectacle, with each formation flying in perfect symmetry. As the home of the U.S. Navy Blue Angels, Pensacola enjoys the unique privilege of weekly practice sessions from March to November. It also hosts not one, but two major airshows each year. The week after Independence Day, known as "Red, White, and Blues Week," the Santa Rosa Island Authority presents the Pensacola Beach Airshow, featuring the U.S. Navy Blue Angels. Additionally, on Veteran’s Day weekend, the Blue Angels conclude their official touring season at Naval Air Station Pensacola.

Fiesta Days commemorates the city’s founding in 1559 by the Spanish explorer Don Tristan de Luna. Taking place during the first week in June, Fiesta Days aligns perfectly with the height of Pensacola's tourism season. This is the perfect opportunity for visitors to dive into the rich and diverse history of this enchanting colonial seaport and experience its unique charm firsthand.

Held every fall, this vibrant event draws over 100,000 visitors to Downtown Pensacola. Delight in a variety of dishes, from fried mullet—an iconic local favorite—to our renowned shrimp and grits. The seafood here is exceptionally fresh, sourced directly from the Gulf, and enhanced by the region's rich culinary heritage. Influences range from traditional Southern and Cajun to French and Spanish, all complemented by the diverse international tastes brought by our military community.

As twilight descends, the streets come alive with the glow of gallery lights, creating a magical atmosphere perfect for a leisurely stroll. You can admire the unique creations of talented local artists while savoring the refreshing evening breeze. Plus, it’s an excellent opportunity to discover new restaurants and charming shops that dot the downtown area, making it an unforgettable evening experience where art and community come together.

The Choral Society of Pensacola is a community-based choral group based in Pensacola, Florida, that is dedicated to promoting and performing choral music of various genres and styles. The society was established in 1935 and has since grown into a vibrant organization that provides opportunities for local singers to come together and create beautiful music.