Pensacola Free Stuff has Things to Do For Free
Here is Pensacola Free Stuff. Can you find something to do? There are many things to do here with your travel cost being the only price you pay. I know that everyone can find something they can make plans for. So check out some things below.
From May through September, there is a free outdoor concert at Evenings in Old Seville. So bring your lawn chair and head downtown for the free sounds. This is from 7 - 9pm and I have posted here the band and schedule for 2009:
o May 21: McGuire's Irish Pipe Band,Bobby Van Deusen and the Pensacola Civic Band with Antonio Guiliano o May 28: John Wooten & KAISO! o June 4: Tim Jackson's Mr. Big o June 11: Kitt Lough o June 18: The Swingin' Dick Tracys o June 25: Rosie O'Grady's Dueling Pianos and The Modern Eldorados o July 2: The Reunion Band with the Palafox Horns o July 9: Don Snowden's Big Band with Holly Shelton o July 16: Zydeco Zoo o July 23: Jones & Company and the Perdido Brass o July 30: The Sawmill Band o Aug. 6: Mass Kunfuzion o Aug. 13: Delta Reign and the Fiesta Barbershop Chorus o Aug. 20: Clark & Company o Aug. 27: Open as rain date for any cancellations
For more Pensacola free stuff, Tuesday evenings from May through September head out to Pensacola Beach and the Gulfside Pavillion for the Bands on the Beach concerts. Here is the schedule: 2009 Schedule: Bring lawn chairs, no pets or glass. May 5 Wildwood Rock 'n' Roll, Blues, Beatles, Reggae May 12 Mass Kunfuzion Classic Rock, 80s, Modern Hits May 19 Local Hero Rock, Soul, Blues, Funk, Originals May 26 Southern Breeze Country, Acoustic, Southern Rock
June 2 The Modern Eldorados Honky Tonk, Classic Country, Rockabilly June 9 A Touch of Gray 60s, 70s, Grateful Dead June 16 Dr. Breeze Jazz, Blues, Classic Rock June 23 Tim Jackson's Mr. Big High-Energy Dance Hits from 50s-70s June 30 The Modern Eldorados Honky Tonk, Classic Country, Rockabilly
July 7 The Kyle Parker Band Classic Rock, Country, Originals July 14 The 13th Hourglass 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s July 21 The Reunion Band 60s & 70s Hits, British Invasion, Motown July 28 The Kee Creek Band Classic Rock, Country, Modern
August 4 Not Quite Fab Beatles Cover Band August 11 The Laymen Classic 60s Music August 18 Eastside Westside Big Band Swing, Jazz, Latin August 25 Civilized Natives Acoustic, Rock, Original
September 1 The Slammers Classic & Southern Rock September 8 DLP 90s & Modern Rock September 15 CrossTown Variety, Blues, Classic Rock September 22 Big Muddy Blues, Rock, Country September 29 Rain Date For more information call the SRIA at (850) 932-2257, surf back frequently or tune to Cat Country 98.7 for the latest updates.
Take a walk down the historic lanes of Pensacola's Palafox and Seville areas. There are many shops and restaurants to go through in your search for more Pensacola free stuff. Tour Fort Barrancas and Advanced Redoubt at NAS Pensacola. Pensacola free stuff just keeps on coming!!
You can plan a beach day on the white beaches and also splash in the Gulf of Mexico. Surfing is also allowed as well as soaking up the free sun for a tan.
The Naval Aviation Museum is a free visit. If you have kids, they will love this place. The exhibits are out in the open and hands on.
At the Gulf Islands National Seashore kids can learn about sea life and coastal ecology. The Seashore has many programs for children including Junior Rangers (ages 6-11) and Sea Stars (ages 3-5), Junior Lifeguards (ages 12 - 19). Children can complete Junior Ranger, Sea Star, and Seashore Patch booklets while they are visiting Gulf Islands National Seashore. Visit the Pensacola Colonial Archaeological Trail for some old, old history. You might even have a chance to dig up some old bones or maybe some artifacts. The kids could learn a lot here. Speaking of searching for interesting things, why not go to Pensacola Beach or Perdido Key and look for sea shells, sand dollars, and maybe some old hermit crabs. Pensacola free stuff sure is fun, ain't it?
If you like nature trails, then head to the University of West Florida and check out the Edward Ball Nature
Trail located there. In Milton, Fl. you'll find the Heritage Trail, a paved bike and hiking trail that is
free to use. Stop by Bay Bluff Park on Scenic Hwy. to check out Florida's only natural bluffs. These are
overlooking Pensacola and Escambia Bay. At Big Lagoon Park you can take a hike and enjoy some bird
watching along the birding trail while also getting some great views.
Usually on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings The Blue Angels practice in the skies over Pensacola Beach. You can check out their schedule and plan if you would like to see them. There are also some beautiful sunsets to be seen over the beach.
If you like tennis, there is free courts for play at Bayview Park on Bayou Texar or play some disc golf at Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze.
Pensacola's T.T. Wentworth Jr. Museum is free to investigate, bring the kids. Then stop by the Quayside Art Gallery in downtown Pensacola to view the works of over 200 local artists, free also. On Tuesday there is free admission to the Pensacola Museum Of Art where you can see the traveling exhibits.
I will be adding more Pensacola free stuff as time goes by and more things come along, so check back often.
As promised, here is some more Pensacola free sfuff to do in Pensacola. In Milton, Fl. there is the Heritage State Trail. It is 8.1 miles long starting just south of Hwy.90 in Milton and winding north to the Whiting Field rear entrance. It supports biking, hiking, rollerblading, horseback riding, and bird watching. The equestrian trail is unpaved and parallels a portion of the main trail. The main trail is paved and is also handicapped friendly. Motorized vehicles are prohibited with the exception of handicap scooters. There is a visitor center about 1 mile from the south trailhead. The trail has benches, bike racks, and water fountains. You are encouraged to bring water for drinking and/or wash-up. I hope you enjoy your outing here.
Pensacola free stuff is still coming.
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