Fall Guide—Part 1 Festivals
We might be best known for beachy summer vibes, but Pensacola knows how to throw a good fall festival too. Whether you’re a foodie, a yogi or a film critic, there’s guaranteed to be at least one fest you’ll enjoy ...
Six Years of Stamped
By Jennie McKeon When Isabella "Izzy" Iampieri started thinking about her senior thesis project at Rochester Institute of Technology, she decided to share the experiences of her transgender younger brother, Alan. "We've been best friends since forever," said the 22-year-old. "He's been ...
Say Cello to Ben Sollee and His Traveling Band
By Kate Peterson Bands normally travel in a van of some sort, packed with equipment. Or they travel by plane or car, also known as the easy way. When Ben Sollee and his crew travel around from [...]
A&E Picks 11/03/11
Ted Leo Don't miss your chance to see the one and only Ted Leo, Nov. 3 at The Handlebar. The show is supposed to start at 8 p.m., but we suggest you get there early—it's not like indie-rock icons [...]
Save the Date for Saves the Day
by Hana Frenette Saves the Day isn’t just another emo band with a hit or two that you’re throwing on a mix CD for someone you think is cute. And if it were, the band’s managed to stay around [...]
Wear Yourself Out at Arts Festival
By Hana Frenette It’s time to put on you walking shoes. And maybe a sweater. This year’s Great Gulf Coast Arts Festival boasts 230 art booths, vendors and performances. That’s quite a bit [...]
Happenings 11/03/11
THURSDAY 11.3 HAPPENINGS ‘IT’S 5 O’ CLOCK SOMEWHERE’ MARGARITA TASTING 2 p.m. Margaritaville Beach Hotel, 165 Fort Pickens Rd., 916-9755 or margaritavillehotel.com. CULTURE CLUB: [...]
The Buzz 11/03/11
THE ETHICS PERCEPTION Wilson Robertson coolly sipped a Diet Dr. Pepper and surveyed the gallery. By the end of the Oct. 20 meeting he’d be looking at three possible ethics investigations. “I [...]
Winners & Losers 11/03/11
WINNERS JULIAN MACQUEEN Innisfree Hotels has been selected by Intercontinental Hotels as the 2011 Developer of the Year for American mid-scale brands. The company, which was founded in 1985 by [...]
IN Freelance Staffer Writes Book
The IN is very proud to announce that our very own freelance writer Ashley Hardaway has written a book! We are all ordering copies today and you should too. Here's the official press [...]
Open Mic Poetry Moving
The open mic poetry readings that have been happening at End of the Line Cafe for 2 years are moving to Sluggo's starting tonight (Nov. 1st). Free Open Mic Poetry Sluggo's Vegitarian Cafe & [...]
NBC’s Last Call with Carson Daly from DeLuna Fest Airing This Week
Starting tomorrow night, NBC's Last Call with Carson Daly will begin airing their week+ worth of episodes shot live at DeLuna Fest 2011! The scheduling is below - Don't forget to tune in or set [...]
Closing reception and lecture for Joan Miró: Order and Chaos Nov. 10 at the PMA
Wine, cheese, an art history lesson and one last chance to see Joan Miró: Order and Chaos at the Pensacola Museum of Art. Join us for the Nov. 10 PMA Lecture Series and wine and cheese closing [...]
2011 East Hill Music Festival
EAST HILL MUSIC FESTIVAL BENEFITS GULF COAST KID’S HOUSE 2011 East Hill Music Festival – featuring recording artist, Grayson Capps, and others – hopes to build community in the heart of [...]
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