Good morning, Pensacola.

As Women’s History Month comes to a close, Pensacola celebrates 10 extraordinary local women whose leadership and innovation have shaped our community—residents are invited to honor their efforts by following them on social media and sending a note of appreciation.

This initiative highlights the trailblazers who continue to pave the way for future leaders.

Despite rainy weather last Sunday, more than 100 volunteers from Perdido Bay Methodist Church built twin beds for children in need across Santa Rosa and Escambia counties at the Sleep in Heavenly Peace Pensacola event.

The finished beds, complete with a mattress, bedding and pillows, will be stored until delivery and installation in each home.

The National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola now offers Admirals Club seating for Blue Angels’ public practice this coming Wednesday for $10 on a first-come, first served basis.

The seating includes premium seats, water, and ear plugs—clear tote bags are allowed while diaper bags will be inspected.

At Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, the annual Emerald Coast Electrathon on Saturday featured 44 teams from Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Georgia and Texas racing in two one-hour events with drivers building their own single-passenger electric cars.

High school clubs, college students and adult competitors aimed to win by completing the most laps while learning teamwork and innovation—skills that may lead to future STEM careers.

Escambia County will hold a public meeting on April 10 at 4 p.m. at the Santa Rosa Island Authority Office to discuss rehabilitation plans for Bob Sikes Fishing Pier.

Staff will share project updates and a proposed timeline—the project will be funded by a federal restore grant and a grant for Deepwater Horizon oil spill damage.

Pensacola’s weekly guide covers a range of shows and gatherings from live blues at Seville Quarter tonight and bands on the beach tomorrow to anniversary tours at Saenger Theatre and a Navy Federal 5K run on Saturday, with film screenings, art fairs, and comedy events rounding out the week. Local venues in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties will host these events, and many offer free admission or advance ticket options & a chance to enjoy diverse local culture.

Anjelah Johnson Reyes Stand-Up Comedy Show

7-9 p.m. — Saenger Theatre Pensacola — Ticket prices vary — Prepare for a night of laughter with one of today's most successful stand-up comedians.

Kids Empowerment Day Anti-Bullying

10 a.m. - 4 p.m. — 8Fifty Event Center — Free admission — A day of fun activities and workshops dedicated to empowering kids against bullying.

The Market at Gary's Brewery and Biergarten

1-6 p.m. — Gary's Brewery & Biergarten — Free entry — Explore local vendors while enjoying craft brews and delicious food truck offerings.

Dog Man - The Musical

6:30-8:00 p.m. — Saenger Theatre Pensacola — Ticket prices vary — Experience the humorous adventures of Dog Man in this captivating musical adaptation for families.

Five Sisters Blues Cafe — The Cat Daddy Blues Band

5-9 p.m. — Five Sisters Blues Cafe — Enjoy Southern-style dishes while grooving to live blues music.

Easter Sunrise Service

11 AM — Westernmark Park — Free entry — Celebrate Easter with a morning service featuring Pastor Dave Crenshaw and complimentary coffee and donuts.

Midnight Release Slumber Party for Great Big Beautiful Life

10:30 PM - 12:00 AM — Bodacious Bookstore and Cafe — Ticket required — Celebrate the launch of Emily Henry’s new book in cozy PJs with snacks, drinks, and surprises.

Cumberland School of Law Pensacola Alumni Reception

5-7 p.m. — Clark Partington Attorneys at Law — Free entry — Connect with fellow alumni in a welcoming environment.

Victory Emerald Nationals 2025

April 25-27 — 201 E Gregory St, Pensacola, FL — In-person participation — Cheerleading competition featuring all-star teams.

Do The '80s Pub Crawl

4:30-9 p.m. — The Kennedy — 25% OFF tickets available — Relive the raddest decade with retro contests and social media challenges at Pensacola's '80s-themed pub crawl.