School may be starting soon but summer is still in full swing on our beaches. Undeterred by extreme heat indexes and heavy summer rains, female sea turtles have continued to make their way to county beaches to lay their eggs. Escambia County currently has 23...
There’s nothing quite like experiencing the Blue Angels along Pensacola Beach. Every year, tens of thousands of people migrate to Pensacola Beach to watch the spectacle of our hometown heroes, the U.S. Navy Blue Angels, perform mouth-dropping aerial stunts in their blue and gold, F-18...
Do you have unique photos of Pensacola Beach? We’d love for you to share them! The 2021 #CapturePensacolaBeach Photo Contest is back! We are looking for beautiful photos taken on Pensacola Beach - from Fort Pickens all the way to Opal Beach - and...
Feeling a bit pent up right now? Needing a little more Vitamin D and adventure in your life? Don’t worry. We have just the solution for you. Become an eco-explorer and discover all the natural attractions and gems that encompass our island’s beaches, bays, estuaries,...
Pensacola Beach is famous for our red snapper fishing, but our Gulf, Bay and Sound hold a treasure trove of hard-fighting finned delicacies both inshore and offshore. We even have swimming bulls!...
Ready to say goodbye to 2020? The Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce invites one and all to “Ring Out and Wash Off 2020” from the sugar-white sands of Pensacola Beach this New Year with the New Year’s Eve Firework Display and the annual Polar Bear...
Needing to disconnect? Clear your mind? Get off the grid for a while? In today’s fast-paced, technology-dependent world, sometimes ...
Seventeen African American soldiers who were integral to the mission of the U.S. Army during the American Civil War are the focus of a special exhibit currently on display at Fort Pickens through May....
Pensacola Beach in winter is a beachcomber’s heaven, providing a unique experience unlike any other time of the year. Many landscapes across the country turn dull and colorless in winter, but not here. Pensacola Beach is at its most vivid during the winter months. When...
133 years ago this October, a train arrived into the port city of Pensacola, all the way from the wild west, carrying a very famous passenger. His name was Geronimo. He was a legendary Apache warrior and leader. ...