How Pensacola Streets Got Their NamesDon't miss the opportunity to hear famed historian, John Appleyard share his knowledge of Pensacola's history with one of his famous storytelling sessions! This week’s presentation "How Pensacola Streets Got Their Names" is sure to be one rarely heard. The event takes place in the Pensacola Visitor Information in Wayside Park on the east side of Hwy. 98 at the mouth of Pensacola Bay Bridge. The event is free, but seating is limited. |
Visit Pensacola Launches Corporate Facebook Page and New WebsiteOn Oct. 1, Visit Pensacola launched an updated corporate website and added a corporate Facebook page to better serve its partners and stakeholders. We’d like to invite you to browse visitpensacola.org and follow along on Facebook at @VisitPensacolaInc. Inside you’ll find resources, partner benefits, internal news and more. |
Be a Part of Visit Pensacola’s Social MediaEach month, Visit Pensacola showcases multiple experiences across its social media channels. As partners of the organization, we’d like to showcase you! If you have an upcoming event or experience that you’d like to share with the community, please contact lsteck@visitpensacola.com Content we’re looking for include Room with a View – accommodation coverage, food / beverage, outdoor experiences and more! |
SkillsUSA & Worlds of Possibilities ExpoOn April 19 Pensacola will welcome more than 2,500 students, parents and teachers for the Florida SkillsUSA & Worlds of Possibilities Expo. From Automotive, Animation and Architectural Drafting, to Cosmetology, Cyber Security and Web Design, these students will show off their skills during the two-day competition. For more information about SkillsUSA and Worlds of Possibilities Expo click here. |