Atlas Oyster House and Executive Chef Jason Hughes will host "The World is Your Oyster," a family-style oyster dinner.

Garden & Grain will host a hands-on sushi making class on February 26 from 5 to 8 p.m., offering participants the opportunity to learn professional sushi preparation techniques.

The story begins in 1559 when Spanish explorer Don Tristán de Luna led the first European settlement in what would become the continental United States.

The Saenger Theatre, known as the “Grand Dame of Palafox,” will mark its 100th anniversary with a free Birthday Street Party.

Backcountry Trail was recently named Top 10 Best Recreational Trail. Winding through nine unique ecosystems across 6,180 acres of preserved land, the Backcountry Trail system has become a cherished destination.

Pensacola’s 850 Fusion Bar is spicing up the local dining and entertainment scene with its blend of global flavors, signature cocktails and weekly events, becoming a go-to spot since opening in 2024.

Nestled 10 miles southwest of downtown Pensacola, Big Lagoon State Park offers a serene escape into Florida’s natural beauty.

One of Pensacola’s most creative and energetic race events, the Graffiti Bridge 5K Run/Walk, returns Saturday, May 24.

Long before Pensacola became known as the “Cradle of Naval Aviation” or the “City of Five Flags,” it held the distinction of being the first site of an attempted European settlement in what is now the continental United States.

Aerial view of Fort Pickens in Pensacola Beach. Nestled on the western tip of Santa Rosa Island in Pensacola, Fort Pickens stands as a...