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WOW, YOU GUYS. This year is flying by! Maybe it’s the crisp fall breezes or perhaps it’s the jam-packed end-of-year calendar, but I’m feeling whipped into a frothy, slightly early bout of frenzied nostalgia for the last eight months. This year I dubbed 2014 my year of “Full”— full heart, brain, schedule and tummy— and I think I’ve satisfactorily lived up to those ideals thus far, but November will test the bounds of the fullness factor in ways for which we can only hope the rest of the year has adequately prepared me— as well as you, dear readers. This month brings Foo Foo Fest, a panoply of activities and exhibits under one banner that will cram nearly countless events into the 12-day span from Nov. 6 through 17. Some are old favorites like the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival and the First City Art Center Glass Jam, while others are fresh, exciting additions like a projection installation at Artel Gallery and Pensacon’s Pop Expo. Throughout this year I’ve been

4 Downtown Improvement Board 6 Foo Foo Fest 9 Business Profile: Moonflower Salon 11 Puck Yeah! Pensacola Ice Flyers 12 Mahabhuta Yoga Fest 14 PMA: Behind the Scenes 17 Seville Quarter’s Wine Festival

delighted by several exhibits at the Pensacola Museum of Art. There was a fascinating array of vintage war propaganda, the blockbuster LEGO exhibit, and I found myself transfixed by the whimsy and the rich context of the recent exhibit of paintings by Hunt Slonem. When I saw the bursts of blue, turquoise and orange painted on the museum’s walls during that exhibit, I wondered just what goes into each installation. DTC took a peek behind the scenes with the curator and volunteers who put in mountains of work to bring exhibits to life, and we hope you’ll appreciate those efforts with a visit to the PMA to see what’s been meticulously displayed this month! November also brings one of my absolute favorite Pensacola things: Ice Flyers ice hockey! We got the chance to photograph some key members of the back-to-back SPHL champions to introduce this year’s team to the community. Toward the end of this month, many might be feeling the stress of impending holidays. Make room in your schedule for the Mahabhuta Yoga Festival, the perfect way to reinvigorate your body and spirit amid the inevitable chaos. This year, and the next months, are indeed completely and utterly full, especially for Downtown. November begs the question, though, at what point does full become bursting at the seams and at what point do those seams get torn asunder in an explosive spout of gooey, metaphorical/literal volcanic eruption of emotion/puke that covers the vicinity like the Marshmallow Man in the climactic showdown in Ghostbusters? These are the questions this month will undoubtedly answer.

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Publisher Malcolm Ballinger Executive Editor Kelly Oden Editor Emily Lullo Art Director Rita Laymon Graphic Design and Ad Coordination Guy Stevens Business Editor and DTC Layout Josh Newby Editorial Interns Christian Pacheco, Sarah Walter Advertising Account Executives Sharyon Miller sharyon@ballingerpublishing.com Becky Hildebrand becky@ballingerpublishing.com DIB Executive Director Ron Butlin DIB Board Members Burney Merrill Susan Campbell Teri Levin Corbett Davis John Peacock Deadline for space and information is the 15th of the month prior to publication. For advertising rates or news tips contact Phone: 433-1166 · Fax: 435-9174 DOWNTOWN CROWD is published in cooperation with the Downtown Improvement Board, 41. N. Jefferson St., Suite 401, Pensacola, Florida 325402 by Ballinger Publishing. Offices located at 41 N. Jefferson St., Suite 402, Pensacola Florida 32505

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Downtown Improvement Board How does Gallery Night work? We get asked this question frequently, so indulge me in a short explanation: there are no City general funds involved in Gallery Night. It is entirely funded by 1) sponsorships, 2) merchants and restaurant special fees, and 3) the Downtown Improvement Board. As such, Gallery Night is designed and managed to benefit the businesses within the DIB boundaries and for the enjoyment of the community at large. The DIB coordinates and manages the event from

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arranging security, closing the streets and supplementing artists and entertainment. The DIB also arranges for the event insurance, which is why vendors and entertainers are not allowed to â&#x20AC;&#x153;show upâ&#x20AC;? and perform but rather have to be registered through the DIB. All activities are carefully evaluated to insure they improve the quality of the experience while not competing with the businesses who help pay for it. If you ever see us asking certain vendors and/or promoters to leave Ron Butlin, the event - this is why. Lastly, as Executive per City code for any special event Director, DIB

within the City, dogs are not allowed. While most dogs and their owners are terrific, the chance of two dogs getting into a fight with children or adults caught between is not a chance or risk the DIB or City is willing to take. If you live anywhere along the coast, come join us on the third Friday of each month. If you are a business within the DIB please share your ideas and give us input on how to make the event even better. If you are a business not within the DIB boundaries come and enjoy as individuals and ask us about how you might join the DIB.

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BY JOSH NEWBY A NEW KIND of festival is coming to Pensacola—one that combines previously established events with new concepts and is presented to residents and visitors under one exciting banner. The members of Arts, Culture and Entertainment (ACE), Inc. had the idea for a fall arts and culture festival that would last 12 days and celebrate the best that Downtown Pensacola has to offer. ACE also awarded grants to 15 area arts and culture organizations to enhance, extend or create events during this special period. Currently, more than 35 events are planned for this 12-day span, with more than enough to keep people of any taste excited and engaged. Here are some events that we here at Downtown Crowd are especially excited about: CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL The annual craft beer festival is a great time for those who love local arts and crafts, fun games and, of course, craft brews. The festival features unlimited tasting of more than 200 craft beers from around the world including beer from breweries such as Kona, Sam Adams, and Pensacola Bay Brewery just to name a few. “The Pensacola Craft Beer Festival is located in the beautiful Community Maritime Park on Main Street,” said Whitney Fike, who handles marketing and communications for the event. The fest takes place Nov. 14 and 15, and tickets cost anywhere from $10 to $100. The entertainment lineup includes blues, rock and country music. Fike said she expects the Foo Foo Fest banner to add even more participation than in years past.

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NOV. 6 - 17 “Over the past two years, we’ve seen the numbers of attendees continue to grow and expect that trend to continue this year,” said Fike. “The additional marketing from the Foo Foo Fest has already garnered awareness of our festival to those looking at other events for the week. Foo Foo Fest has reached out to shoulder markets and I think we’ll see an influx of attendees because of their efforts.” PENSACOLA POP EXPO Hosted by Pensacon, the comic and pop culture convention that took Pensacola by storm in its inaugural year earlier in 2014, Pop Expo takes place at Seville Quarter from noon to 10 pm Nov. 15. Admission is free, but a nonperishable food donation is requested. All profits and food donations will benefit Manna Food Pantries. The streets will be lined with vendors, artists, food, cosplay, performances, demonstrations, and more, in a festival atmosphere. “We really want this to be a sort of mini-Pensacon,” said Manda Manning, director of marketing for Pensacon. “Other big conventions across the country have a smaller event midway between their annual festivities, and we thought Foo Foo Fest would be the perfect fit.” The Pensacon staff are working hard to ensure this event is just the first of many, and that children and adults will be able to enjoy the festival. Pop Expo is a family-friendly happening that

features guests sure to delight all ages. Pensacon 2014 guest and Winston Zeddemore in Ghostbusters, Ernie Hudson is a featured guest of the event and will be available for autographs and pictures. In celebration of Ghostbusters’ 30th anniversary, there will be a free outdoor screening at 7 pm of the film with special introduction from Hudson. Immediately before the screening, there will be an allages costume contest on stage at 6 pm. “We’re very excited to be putting this event on for Pensacola as part of Foo Foo Fest. Think of this as Geek Gallery Night, with more of a focus on pop culture and more family friendly activities,” said Mike Ensley, Pensacon chairman. BACK ON THE BLOCKS BLOCK PARTY The Back on the Blocks party is an homage to the past with a fresh update for the future. In the 1970s, the radio station WBOP used to host musical block parties where residents and visitors alike could come and party in and around area businesses, which included doctors’ offices, lawyers’ offices, restaurants and more. Now, thanks to a Foo Foo Fest grant, the Belmont-DeVilliers neighborhood association is bringing back the block party idea Nov. 11-15 from the midafternoon to late at night. The five-day celebration will feature arts, music, dance and film and highlight African-American culture. “This area used to be a focal point of the community, and we want that to return,” said John Powell, who helped

organize the event. “When we had a party, the party was there. It is our hope to be able to do it every year, and this is our launch point. It has been our dream for a long time to do this.” 3-D VIDEO-MAPPING PROJECTION Some people call it special augmented reality. Some call it a three-dimensional projection. At DTC, we call it awesome. Thanks to a grant, Artel Gallery will host Paintscaping, a projection company from Los Angeles that has developed a Pensacola-specific installation for the Artel building. As the crowds gather Nov. 6 – 9, from 7 to 9:30 pm, they will be able to witness the iconic building as it suffers simulated cannonball blasts, hurricane winds and more. 3D projection is an emerging art form that allows artists to make any surface their canvas. Video images are projected onto irregular surfaces – most often buildings. The projection presents an alternate reality of what is on, or in, the space. “This most often happens in big cities like LA or New York or Las Vegas,” said Suzanne Robbert, president of Artel. “We worked with UWF and Paintscaping to bring this project to life. It has been a dream of ours since 2010.” The installation, called A Tale of Five Flags, will last five to eight minutes. The immersive history lesson will feature humor, live performers and other surprises. “This is going to excite a lot of people,” said Robbert. For more Foo Foo Fest events, check out pages 32 through 37 and look for the special Foo Foo icon!

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BoHEME

By Gian Carlo Menotti November 7, 9, 11, 13 & 15, 2014

By Giacomo Puccini January 23 & 25, 2015

Enjoy opera this fall with the dark and eerie tale of a crooked clairvoyant driven to madness and murder. This spinechilling opera is an intimate black box production. At the Pensacola Opera Center

Get swept up in this deeply moving tale of enduring love and the anguish of love lost, illustrated through lush orchestration and characters that touch the very heart of our humanity. At the Pensacola Saenger Theatre

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Hold on to your pirate hat for the swashbuckling fun youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll have with this classically clever comedy packed with wit, trickery and contagiously buoyant melodies sure to get you humming along. At the Pensacola Saenger Theatre

www.pensacolaopera.com â&#x20AC;˘ (850) 433-6737 Michael Greutman

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B u s i n e s s Pr o f i l e LISTENING TO WHITNEY Sansom describe hair styles, new trends, and the process of engaging with customers is not unlike hearing an artist passionately describe their work. Her methods layer new tricks and bold ideas onto her experience and education the same way she masterfully combines her clients’ wishes with stylish outcomes. A Pensacola native, Sansom is the new kid on a block full of hair stylists and salons, but the shop’s aesthetic completely sets it apart. Hippie chic mixes with small-town business charm at Moonflower Salon. The flowers adorning the storefront match the ones displayed in the shop’s rustic interior. Open for just over a month, the business caters to customers in a unique way, by offering them complimentary drinks, a consultation and more before choosing a style. Sansom’s customers are the masters of their locks’ destiny, and the Moonflower staff are the fearless guides that make it all happen. Sansom, who has been cutting, fashioning and transforming hair for more than 10 years, said she knew she wanted to be in the beauty industry since she was 16, when she first worked in a salon. “It has always just come so

naturally to me, and it is very rewarding to make someone feel their absolute best,” said Sansom. “People feel the best about themselves when they look good.” Sansom fosters the best not only for her clients, but for her staff, as well. She emphasizes continuing education for her employees so that customers can look appropriately trendy. “Basic education is important, but you have to keep learning,” said Sansom. “For example, right now short hair and long bobs are really in, as is red and dark hair.” The business boasts a variety of organic hair products that are guaranteed to make patrons feel as good as they look, further evidence that the services offered are infused with Sansom’s convictions and artistry. Watching Sansom work is indeed like watching an artist at the top of their craft—total commitment, unwavering dedication, and a need to make dreams a reality. If these principles have been lacking from your hair care experience, you won’t know what a difference they make until you experience them. To learn more about Moonflower Salon, visit moonflowersalon.com or call 497.6444.

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PUCK YEAH

The Pensacola Ice Flyers are back at the Hangar, kicking off the 2014/2015 season as back-to-back Southern Professional Hockey League champions. Ice hockey brings thrilling sport and fast-paced fun to the Pensacola Bay Center, and local fans are ardent supporters of their ice hockey heroes. This month DTC got a chance to jumpstart the season by goofing off in the stands with this season’s team leaders.

Steve Bergin, Assistant Captain The veteran Ice Flyer Steve Bergin returns as an assistant captain for the second season. The defenseman was picked up by the team originally during the 2011-2012 season, and from there he built a strong reputation as the team built on each season’s success since its first appearance at the SPHL finals.

Coach Rod Aldoff After clinching a victory and the Presidents Cup in the 2012/2013 season, the Pensacola Ice Flyers welcomed new leadership in Coach Rod Aldoff, who led them to a second consecutive championship, making SPHL history. Aldoff is a former Ice Pilot, playing for Pensacola years ago as part if his 15 year playing career, and he returns to the Hangar to for the 2014/2015 season to build on the continued success of the Ice Flyers.

Brett Lutes, Captain Brett Lutes has played 11 seasons of professional hockey, experience that will come in handy in his leadership position with the Ice Flyers this season. In last season’s 44 games, Lutes scored 18 goals and had 25 assists.

Jeremy Gates, Assistant Captain Defenseman Jeremy Gates will serve as an assistant captain for this season. He has played a role in both of the last two championship seasons, after being signed as a rookie to the team for the 2012-2013 season. downtowncrowd.com Nov 2014

WHEN ASKED ABOUT how the Mahabhuta form of yoga stands out from other styles like Hatha and Bikram, Stacey Vann was quick to set the record straight. “Mahabhuta isn’t a form,” she said, clarifying that Mahabhuta yoga is more than a physical variation of the practice. Mahabhuta is actually known as “The Great Element,” which is physically present in five different elements: fire, water, earth, wind and ether, which acts as the space where everything exists and acts. What sounds like a grouping of names best fit for a fantasy novel or a 70s Motown band is really a unifying ideology for the third annual Mahabhuta Yoga Festival. The festival, which will run Nov. 2123 at the Sanders Beach Community Center, will bring together many yogis (yoga practitioners), teachers and curious individuals to practice various styles of yoga at all levels. Vann is the festival’s founder and the owner of Breathe Yoga & Wellness Center. Since there are many yoga festivals taking place around the country, she wanted to create an event of her own and establish connections in the regional yoga community.

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“It was more just inspiration, kind of when you just allow things to unfold,” Vann said. Several guest presenters and instructors will be heading up workshops and classes during the festival such as Vani Kindrell, Rebecca Sathre, Aaron Lind and Surdas and Vajra Yogini. Their classes will encompass the physical, mental and emotional benefits of Kundalini yoga, Vedic-Thai yoga, and AcroYoga, among other types and topics. In addition to physical exercise and meditation, music is an important part of the yoga experience, and the Mahabhuta Yoga Festival will feature plenty of quality musicians. Four-time Grammy nominee Michael Brant DeMaria will perform Nov. 21, and Sean Johnson and the Wild Lotus Band will play their dynamic kirtan tunes on Nov. 21 and 22. The Mahabhuta Yoga Festival will accommodate children as well as adults. Christa Parent, a yoga practitioner since 2005 that has worked with children and families for over 15 years, will head up the “Mahabhuta’s Mystical Kids” workshop, according

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to the event website. Young ones can also head over to the Kids Tent to participate in the Galactic Child Yoga Class at noon Nov. 22 and 23 or catch the Columbia Marionette Show perform Cinderella at 1 pm the same weekend.

For more information, including a complete event schedule and prices, volunteer details and a list of special guests, contact Stacey Vann at 572.6562, staceyvann@msn.com or visit mahabhutayogafestival.com.

PE N SACO L A SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

2014 | 2015

CONCERT SEASON

OPENING NIGHT! MASTERWORKS

October 4, 2014 | 8pm | Glenn Dicterow, violin

CLARINET BEL CANTO

November 8, 2014 | 8pm | Anthony McGill, clarinet

BEETHOVEN & BLUE JEANS

January 10, 2015 | 8pm | Joseph Alessi, trombone

DON QUIxOTE

March 7, 2015 | 8pm | Scott Kluksdahl, cello

RUSSIAN SPECTACULAR

March 28, 2015 | 8pm | Ilya Yakushev, piano

ORGAN SYMPHONY POPS!

April 25, 2015 | 8pm | Kenneth Fuchs, composer

CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR!

December 31, 2014 | 7pm | Lindsay Deutsch, violin

SOUNDS OF NEW ORLEANS: A Tribute to Louis Armstrong February 14, 2015 | 8pm | Byron Stripling, trumpet

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Artists And repertoire subject to chAnge. All concerts performed At the sAenger theAtre.

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PMA: Behind the Scenes by Emily Lullo photos by Guy Stevens

If you’ve visited the Pensacola Museum of Art in the last year, you’ve seen a snippet of the everchanging exhibits that have come and gone through the space. From a unique sculptural installation to large and small-scale paintings, to LEGO masterpieces and plenty more, the PMA has seen its share of various media. While visitors experience a leisurely stroll through the museum as they engage with each piece, few know the breadth of work that goes into each installation. Behind every exhibit are countless demanding hours of research, planning and manual labor, headed up for the last year by chief curator Alexis Leader. In a smaller museum, the chief curator is involved in every aspect of an installation, from utilizing a variety of sources to choose what exhibits actually come to the museum, to unpacking and re-crating works, to helping paint the walls between exhibits. “The physicality of my job often amuses people,” Leader says. “I lift oversized wooden crates, stack pedestals, scale ten foot ladders to adjust track lighting, sand, paint and more.” A typical installation lasts about one to two weeks. First the outgoing exhibit is soft packed and/or crated, and condition report paperwork is completed to ensure works are in the same state they were lent in, before being shipped. The walls are then prepped and painted before new exhibit is brought to the gallery. The planned layout is weighed against any new layout ideas until the prepator, Leader and the PMA Curatorial Lab interns install the work. 14 Nov 2014 downtowncrowd.com

“It’s a sea of measurements, vinyl wall text, writing and cutting individual artwork labels, lighting and late nights but the end product makes every extra hour worth it,” she says. Painting the museum’s walls between exhibits is a huge undertaking, with 1,500 square feet of wall space in the downstairs galleries and 6,000 in the upper galleries. While some exhibits work best with the PMA’s base color (Eternity by Benjamin Moore), others, like the Hunt Slonem painting exhibit, call for brighter hues. Leader worked with the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, which loaned much of the Hunt Slonem exhibit from its permanent collection, to get paint samples that were approved by a designer that worked with the artist, and then had the local Paint Mart expertly match those colors. Volunteers are essential to speeding up the installation process. Leader says it typically takes

about two days to prime and paint the second floor galleries, and Leader has fond memories of feats completed with volunteer help. “The best use of volunteers I have coordinated was when I utilized both floors of the museum for an exhibit in February,” Leader says. “It only took us two days to paint everything. It was amazing! I didn’t feel my arms for about a week after that but the galleries looked great!” There are significant challenges to the job of chief curator, whether it’s the daunting task of planning an exhibit of more than 70 works by masters of art history, or the sheer physical efforts, which staff members jokingly refer to as “museum crossfit.” Leader says the late nights and sore muscles are worth the reward of fostering a dialogue among viewers about the exhibits she methodically designs. “Curators do more than simply hang art on walls,” Leader says. “We manage every element of the galleries from the moment you step in for the best possible visitor experience we are able to provide. Each item from the layout of the artwork, label text, lighting, pedestals and even the bench you stop to sit on has been meticulously placed.” downtowncrowd.com Nov 2014

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Seville Quarter’s

WINE FESTIVAL THE HOME OF the biggest party spot in

by Emily Lullo

opportunities for tasting for anyone who enjoys

Productions, Cajun Specialty Meats and Harris

Downtown Pensacola is also a mecca for foodies

wine, whether a novice or a seasoned connoisseur.

Ranch Natural Beef.

and wine aficionados this month, as Seville Quarter

Guests that settle on a favorite can purchase any

will host its fourth annual Wine and Food Festival.

wine they taste and admission to the festival grants

imbibers to enjoy. Rounding out the tasting festival

The complex will be overtaken with vendors ready

a $5 coupon toward any bottle—a perfect gift for

will be Angels Envy Bourbon Tasting with Master

to pour a taste and discuss the origins and features

the upcoming holiday season for the wine-lover in

Distiller, Wes Henderson, select hand-crafted

of each option. The Seville Quarter Wine Festival

your life or the holiday host.

microbrew beers, and live entertainment to add to

will be held Sunday, Nov. 16 from 2 pm to 5 pm

Wine is perhaps best enjoyed paired with a

Wine won’t be the only choice beverage for

the atmosphere.

and will be spread throughout the complex. While

tasty food item, and Seville Quarter will certainly

The Seville Quarter Wine and Food Festival

the Wine and Gift Shoppe at Seville Quarter offers

have that on hand during the event. Delightfully

offers a perfectly delicious outing to kick off the

a weekly free wine tasting each Friday evening

light fare will be available in the courtyard at the

holiday shopping season for the gourmand in

from 5-7 pm, this event will take the tasting to new

popular champagne and oyster bar, and there will

your life, or just enjoy the appetizing offerings.

heights, with a huge array of wines to sip, savor

be other bites to relish as well. In addition to the

Tickets are available in Seville’s Wine and Gift

and purchase.

wine there will be food tastings offered by Seville

Shoppe for $40 in advance, or $45 at the door on

Quarter, Italian Specialties by Enzo, Tribeca Bread

the day of the festival. For more information visit

and Artisan Cheeses, The Grand Marlin, Culinary

sevillequarter.com.

Ten local distributors will be pouring a variety of handpicked wine styles, giving plenty of

Photo: Keoni Cabral

Photo: Jenny Downing

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Nov. 21

Official

gallery night guide

art music food fun. streets closed â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;til 12.

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official gallery night guide artists & specials Be sure to check out all official Gallery Night participants! Included below are some featured events and specials available at time of print.

Al Fresco - Five Pensacola hotspots in one convenient location: Shux Oyster Bar, Z Taco, Gouda Gunshot, Fusion World, Live music by Glen Lewis and Company at 6 pm. Pensacola’s fun urban dining experience. Beef O’Brady’s - Come by and try our signature drink, Knock Out Punch, while enjoying live music from 10 pm - close! Belle Ame’ - Get a jump start on your holiday shopping at Belle Ame! There is something for everyone on your list! Blend Lounge - Great Gallery Night prices in the newly renovated Blend Lounge! Blue Morning Gallery – View the Spotlight on Art Show, Endangered. This show breathes new life into the artwork of Valerie Aune, oil and acrylic painter; Melinda Giron oil, acrylic and mixed media; and gourd painter, Trisha Mack. Each artist has chosen to paint different animals or birds from the “Endangered Species” list. The artwork depicted has been chosen in order to shed light on certain dwindling world wildlife populations. Dog House Deli - Enjoy live tunes from Three Bean Soup and full menu until midnight! Drink specials: $4 craft beers, $3 domestics, $4 glasses of wine, $2 PBR tall boys. Don Alan’s - Don Alan’s will feature the fine art and painted glassware of Beege Welborn. Four Seasons Market & Eatery – Try homemade fried chicken, gumbo, crab cakes, or new Triple Play sandwich during Gallery Night! Open til 9 pm. Gracie Martial Arts - Come by Gracie to see how Jiu Jitsu can stand as the most effective form of selfdefense, whether you are a stay-at-home mom or a UFC Fighter! Gallery Night open house from 5 to 9 pm! (The) Great Southern Restaurant Group - The courtyard at Seville tower, at the corner of Palafox and Government, will host local musician Lucas Crutchfield and the work of photographer Barrett McClean. Along with a full bar, and $5 Hero Sandwiches!

Harvest Outreach Church, Rex Theatre - Family fun for everyone! Track our renovation progress and bring the family down to enjoy bounce houses, music, puppeteers, and more!

Tin Cow - Tin Cow will be featuring a local artist, and will have Happy Hour from 3-7 pm with ½ off starters. Gallery Night Specials: All domestic cans $2, $1 off well drinks, wine by the glass, and sangrias!

Hopjacks, Inc. - Come enjoy live music by local artists with Happy Hour from 4:20 - 6:20 pm! Gallery Night specials: $1 off taps, $1 off wine, ½ off appetizers and martinis! All Sweetwater taps will be $2 for a 16 ounce pour from 7 to 9 pm.

The Wedding Studio - Getting hitched? Or just like seeing all of the beautiful, in season wedding items? Be sure to check out The Wedding Studio! Downtown’s wedding vendor co-op!

Indigeaux Denim Bar & Boutique - Come by from 5-9 to check out our new arrivals and special Gallery Night sales! Jordan Valley - Come see Jordan Valley – Downtown’s Mediterranean experience, in our Gallery Night location! In front of the County building at the corner of Intendencia and Palafox. Or, for a more sitdown, casual experience, visit our Hookah Lounge at the corner of Jefferson and Intendencia.

World of Beer - Come in for live tunes and beers from all around the world! Zarzaur Law Firm - Zarzaur Law Firm invites you to visit the corner of Romana and Palafox Street during Gallery Night for the chance to create your own graffiti art! This event is free of charge!

Khon’s Asian Bistro - Khon’s is open! Come enjoy Downtown’s only Southeastern Asian Cuisine featuring a sushi bar, Asian tapas and fine sake. Mainline Art House – Experience live painting demonstrations by a local, resident artist! Pensacola Museum of Art - In celebration of six decades of generosity, the Pensacola Museum of Art presents a selection of gifts made to the permanent collection. This exhibition highlights the development of the museum’s collection through a wide range of subject matter, media, and technique. Pen Air Federal Credit Union - Come tour Pen Air’s newest facility! Grand opening was Nov. 1st, but that doesn’t mean the fun stops there! Need fast cash? Be sure to use the NEW PTM’s (personal teller machine!) Seville Quarter (Rosie O’Grady’s) - Seville Quarter’s Artist Row features over 80 local artists and vendors in the street in front of the complex. Don’t forget the FREE wine and beer tasting starting at 5 pm in our Wine and Gift shop! This will be Seville’s last Gallery Night before the New Year! Subway - Need a quick bite to eat? Subway has you covered! Now open during Gallery Night! Susan Campbell Jewelry - Come visit our new location in the Artisan building at Palafox and Main!

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(The) Wine Bar On Palafox - Sit with a glass of wine and relish the talent of Michael Lockwood in the breezeway from 7-10 pm

Official Gallery Night Guide sponsor Cox Business provides voice, data and video services for more than 300,000 small and regional businesses, including healthcare providers, K-12 and higher education, financial institutions and federal, state and local government organizations. The organization also serves most of the top tier wireless and wireline telecommunications carriers in the U.S. through its wholesale division. According to Vertical Systems Group, Cox Business is one of the largest providers of business Ethernet services in the U.S. based on customer ports and has been consistently recognized for its leadership among small/midsize business data service providers. Cox is currently the seventh largest voice service provider in the U.S. and supports one million phone lines. Call Cox Business today at 1-866-866-2644.

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Al Fresco - 501 S. PALAFOX ST. Artel Gallery - 223 S. PALAFOX PL. Beef ‘O’ Brady’s - 22 S. PALAFOX ST. Belle Ame’ - 112 S. PALAFOX ST. Blend Lounge - 200 S PALAFOX ST Blue Morning Gallery - 21 S. PALAFOX ST. The Bodacious Olive, The Bodacious Brew -

8. Carmen’s Lunch Bar - 407 S. PALAFOX ST. 9. Dog House Deli - 30 S. PALAFOX PL. 10. Dollarhide’s Music Center - 41 S. PALAFOX ST. 11. Don Alans - 401 S. PALAFOX ST. 12. ECUA Information Booth - CORNER OF GOVERNMENT AND PALAFOX

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Bail Bonds WHILE IT’S NOT an ideal situation to get arrested by police or have a friend or loved one get arrested, the process of working with a bail bondsman to get out of jail and on with life doesn’t have to be a nightmare. A professional and courteous bail bondsman can make the transition smooth and simple—and even offer some preemptive tools to move the process along even more. Local bail bonds business owner Matt McKeehan has built his company on being available whenever clients need his services, and working with defendants to help the process run as smoothly as possible. When someone is arrested and their bond is set according to the bond schedule, they have two

options: one is called a cash bond, where they pay the full bond outright, and later get that money back, minus any court costs and fees. The other option many people choose is to utilize the services of a bail bondsman, paying ten percent of their bond if the bond is more than $1,000, and only $100 if it is less than $1,000. The bail bondsman has to accept a certain level of risk, because if the defendant doesn’t attend his or her court date, then the full bond amount has to be paid to the courts. Bondsmen generally want clients they feel 100 percent certain will attend their scheduled court dates. “Of course we all want to write those bonds,

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ULLO BY EMILY L PHOTO BY ENS GUY STEV 2728 N Pace Blvd. Pensacola, FL 32505 850-444-2663 but there are some bonds that are riskier that other bondsmen won’t touch,” McKeehan says. “We’ll try to work with clients to where we can make it happen.” A bail bondsmen’s services may be needed at any time, which is why McKeehan has someone in the office 24/7, with at least one of five bail bondsmen ready at any time, whether the middle of the night, a holiday or any time in between. He says availability and customer service are very important to him, and he’s even been known to make calls to clients’ family members to deliver messages as the process moves along. Matt McKeehan Bail Bonds doesn’t just help those who have just been arrested and need to post bond. One thing many people may not realize is that he can also deal with any outstanding warrant with a bond that was issued anywhere in the state of Florida with a process called rapid intake, which gets the warrant addressed quickly so the defendant doesn’t have to spend time behind bars. “With rapid intake there’s no handcuffs, no bars; they come in with their cosigners and money and we do the paper work, then they follow us over to the jail and give them the bond, then they take the defendant in, take the fingerprints, take their picture and let them go,” McKeehan explains. Matt McKeehan Bail Bonds is also taking the bail bonds business into the digital age, having recently developed a mobile app. The app allows users to set up three emergency contacts so that in the event that they are being taken to jail for any reason, pressing the “panic” button on the app will sends a message to Matt McKeehan Bail Bonds with the appropriate people to alert. It even sends GPS coordinates in case a vehicle has to be left behind so that it can be easily retrieved. While no one wants to deal with getting arrested, handling the situation without adding insult to injury is key. The professionals at Matt McKeehan Bail Bonds can get clients through the ordeal with expertise and helpfulness any time they’re needed.

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Downtown Pensacola’s Historic District comes alive with festivals and events throughout November. While the beautiful parks and historic sites are a year-round attraction, this month you can see the best Pensacola has to offer in Foo Foo Fest, a 12 day extravaganza of arts and cultural events, many of which will take place in and around the Historic District. From art exhibits at the Pensacola Museum of Art to special productions at Pensacola Little Theatre, to the Pensacola Pop Expo at Seville Quarter, Foo Foo Fest will bring plenty of adventures to this beautiful area. The Great Gulfcoast Art Festival will take place Nov. 7-9 right in Seville Square, and this Pensacola mainstay festival is not to be missed! The Historic District isn’t only for special events, though. It’s the perfect place for a jog along the waterfront or the picturesque historic streets, or just a leisurely day of walking and window shopping. Meet your everyday needs with all kinds of businesses that call this beautiful segment of Downtown home.

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Suggested donation of non-perishables for Manna Food Pantries.

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In which we unfairly judge upcoming attractions based solely on their trailers. By Josh Newby

INTERSTELLAR RELEASE DATE: November 7 CAST: Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Michael Caine BIG HERO 6 RELEASE DATE: November 7 CAST: TJ Miller, Maya Rudolph, Alan Tudyk, Damon Wayans What I got from the preview: In this beautifully animated tale, a lonely boy discovers (or builds; it’s not quite clear) a plus-sized inflatable robot. The two team up with a squad of superheroes to save the city of San Fransokyo from a mysterious, evil force. Most notable for: With multiplexes nationwide now fully saturated with superhero/ comic book hysteria, it is refreshing to see a more child-friendly, humorous, animated take on the genre. Unqualified critical observation: If you’re a regular reader of this column, you know that I’m a superhero movie-hater. I drink that haterade daily, coupled with hater tots, to fuel my hateration until I reach full-blown haterage. That being said, I can’t get through this preview without laughing, so maybe I’ll give this one a shot.

DUMB AND DUMBER TO RELEASE DATE: November 14 CAST: Jim Carrey, Jeff Daniels, Kathleen Turner, Rob Riggle What I got from the preview: Harry and Lloyd, the titular characters from this and earlier entries in the series, go on the search for the former’s illegitimate daughter and involve themselves in all manner of “hilarious” hijnks along the way. Most notable for: That awful prequel from a few years back notwithstanding, it is surprising that the cast and crew of the original got back together for a sequel 20 years later. The first launched the careers of many on both sides of the camera. Is it ironic or coincidental that many of their careers will be bookended by the same franchise? Unqualified critical observation: In my insatiable thirst to deliver you quality, complete content, dear reader, I scoured several different previews of this movie in order to find out more. Each and every preview, unfortunately, features the exact same scenes and bits in different order, leading me to believe that not only are all the tolerable portions of the movie expended in the trailer, but also that this movie will be awful.

What I got from the preview: In a world with dwindling resources, a group of intrepid astronauts, led by Matthew McConaughey and his charming drawl, must make use of a wormhole to travel through time and space to discover a new home for humanity. Most notable for: Christopher Nolan is one of the few directors in the biz who can tackle ambitious, confusing storylines in an entertaining, mainstream fashion. Couple his talent with a peak-level McConaissance, and you have

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all the ingredients for a smart blockbuster. Unqualified critical observation: I’ve been excited for this movie pretty much since it was first announced. It has a very Contact-esque feel to it, and the visuals look absolutely stunning. The subject matter is vast and mysterious, the talent is top-notch, and the running time approaches three hours. Prepare your minds—and bladders—to be blown wide open.

THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY - PART 1 RELEASE DATE: November 21 CAST: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth What I got from the preview: After the fantastic events of Catching Fire ended on somewhat of a cliffhanger, Katniss, Peeta and others are back to begin a rebellion against the Capitol with the members of long-forgotten District 13. Most notable for: Let’s hear it for Holllywood on this one, everyone. The folks responsible for bringing The Hunger Games to life did so to great effect, often producing sequences and characters that were better than the source material. Hollywood hadn’t gotten Young Adult right since Harry Potter, and this series fantastically matches content with spectacle. Unqualified critical observation: I thought Catching Fire was one of the best films of 2013, and I have no lower hopes for Mockingjay – Part 1. The story is relevant and topical, the action makes sense and is enjoyable, and the characters—some of whom we will lose forever in this chapter—are fleshed out and real.

HORRIBLE BOSSES 2 RELEASE DATE: November 26 CAST: Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, Jason Sudeikis What I got from the preview: Those lovable almost-murderers from the first movie return to start a new business, but when things don’t go as planned, they put in motion a kidnapping scheme that they hope will produce a large ransom. Most notable for: Who would have thought the first movie, about a bunch of dirtymouthed, raunchy tools who try to kill their bosses played by Oscar nominees, would be one of the funniest movies of 2011? And who would’ve thought the entire cast, plus Chris Pine and Christoph Waltz, would reunite for a sequel? Well, I don’t know the answers to those questions, but I’m happy to see it happen. Unqualified critical observation: By combining unexpected, black humor with actors playing against type, this sequel will hopefully be just as devilishly fun as the first.

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SOGO Gingerbread House Contest Nov. 15-17

World Famous Budweiser Clydesdales Palafox Procession Nov. 6

Build your own delicious holiday masterpiece and compete for a grand prize during the SOGO Gingerbread House Contest. The contest is open to everyone not employed within the SOGO group of retailers, Studer Properties, Studer Institute or the Blue Wahoos organization. All houses should be built upon the approved 18”x18” bases that are available for purchase from local retailers. Everything except the base should be edible and creatively crafted. There are many ways to win the Gingerbread House Contest including Judge’s Pick, People’s Choice, Teen Baker, and Child Baker. To participate in the Teen Baker category, you must be between ages 12-18. Child Bakers must be age 11 or younger. Prize money ranges from $5,000 to $50. For more information, please visit sogogingerbread.com. The world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales will march through Downtown Pensacola beginning at the intersection of Palafox and Garden Streets and proceeding to the Blue Wahoos stadium Thursday, Nov. 6, starting at 5 pm. The hitch (the team of eight horses) with Budweiser’s historic beer wagon will be at the Blue Wahoos stadium after the procession for viewing and photos. The public is invited to watch the Clydesdales as they proceed through downtown or sit in the Blue Wahoos stadium to see them as they enter the ball park. Anheuser-Busch’s Budweiser Clydesdales make hundreds of appearances each year. The Clydesdales are an American icon and one of the world’s most recognized corporate symbols.

SoBo Boutique and Between are Now Open

Fashionable ladies now have two great new options for Downtown shopping, in SoBo Boutique (518 N. 9th Ave.) and Between (424 S. Palafox). SoBo stands for Southern Bohemian, which is a perfect description of the contemporary yet laidback style of clothing and accessories in this brand new boutique in the 9th Avenue design district. Between is a new member of the Artisan family, offering trendy and versatile women’s fashion, accessories and high end lingerie.

Seventh Annual Christmas Creations Arts and Crafts Show Nov. 21-22

Kick off the holiday season at the Seventh Annual Christmas Creations Arts and Crafts Show Nov. 2122 at The Wright Place in the First United Methodist Church (6 E. Wright St.) The festivities will be held 9 am to 4 pm and lunch served both days. Be sure to also visit the Gingerbread House Treat Shop. This show is presented by the United Methodist Women and proceeds go to community ministries helping women and children. For more information contact DiAnne Williams at 432.4400. downtowncrowd.com Nov 2014

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Ice Flyers 2014-2015 Season The back-to-back SPHL champions the Pensacola Ice Flyers are back at the Pensacola Bay Center for thrilling ice hockey. For more information call 432.0800. Nov. 11 vs. vs. Louisiana Ice Gators Nov. 14 vs. Louisiana Ice Gators Nov. 21 vs. Huntsville Havoc Nov. 22 vs. Huntsville Havoc Nov. 26 vs. Columbus Cottonmouths Atlas Beverage Classes at the Fish House Deck Nov. 6 Atlas Oyster House presents the next installment of Atlas Beverage Classes (A.B.C.). This semester will feature handcrafted beers, two featured spirit brands, and now cocktails with beverage director Josh Goldman, each paired with small plates. Classes are held on the Deck Bar the first Thursday of the month and will feature a presenter for four tastings. Classes begin at 6 pm and cost is $20 per person (plus tax and gratuity). The Nov. 6 class will feature “House-Made Infusions: Cocktails Using Infused Spirits.” Reservations are required. Call 516.2324 to reserve a seat.

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Pensacola MESS Hall Goes Gourmet Nov. 6 Join the Pensacola MESS (Math, Engineering, Science & Stuff) Hall for a special event combining science and food, Pensacola MESS Hall Goes Gourmet Nov. 6 from 6-9 pm. This fun and unique fine dining experience features Pensacola’s favorite local chefs as they highlight the science behind their original menu creations. It’s not only a new, entertaining science adventure, but a unique fundraising program for Pensacola’s premier children’s museum, the Pensacola MESS Hall! Guests will be welcomed with a cocktail reception inside the Pensacola MESS Hall. Following the reception, guests will be seated for dinner. During dinner, guest chefs will provide live cooking demonstrations, explaining the scientific principles behind their cooking techniques. Tickets are $150. For more information visit pensacolamesshall.org.

Blue Angels Homecoming Show Nov. 7-9 The airshow this year starts with the night show on Friday night, and in a change from the Friday/ Saturday day shows in the past, this year the day performances featuring the Blue Angels are on Saturday and Sunday. There will also be performances showcasing the best in both military and civilian aviation. For more information visit naspensacolaairshow.com. 10th Annual Pensacola Marathon & Half Marathon Nov. 9 The race begins and ends at Veteran’s Memorial Park on the bayfront then winds its way along a 13.1 mile circuit of the city for the half marathoners and a full 26.2 loop for the full marathon. The course features running through

Dateline Downtown historic neighborhoods, the Downtown district, bands, and cheering Pensacolians. The finish line is next to the only replica of the National Vietnam War Memorial in Washington, D.C. For more information visit marathonpensacola.com. Veteran’s Day Parade Nov. 11 Ceremony speaker Captain Lee Hansen USN (Retired) will also serve as this year’s Grand Marshall for the 2014 Veteran’s Day Parade. The uniting theme is honoring the role of women in military service. The parade theme is “She served, Recognizing Women of Honor and Character.” The parade begins at 9 am and is scheduled to end at the Veterans Memorial Park at 10:45 am. WCOA will be operating a live broadcast and entertainment from a stage located at the Hawkshaw property that borders the park to the northwest. For more information call 982.7024. Eighth Annual “Miles of Memories” 5K Run/Walk & 1-Mile Walk Downtown Nov. 15 Come to Seville Square Saturday, Nov. 15, for the eighth annual “Miles of Memories” 5K run/ walk. This event will raise money to benefit the Covenant Alzheimer’s Services. Early registration for the 5K run/walk is $20 or $10 for the 1-mile walk. Day-of registration being $25 and $15 for each event, respectively. Participants and teams can pick up a registration form at Running Wild Pensacola. For more information, please call 438.9714. Pensacola Egg Fest Nov. 15 It’s a BBQ party and you’re invited! Join the only BBQ Competition and Food Tasting featuring all teams cooking on the world famous Big Green Egg, held Nov. 15 at the Pensacola Bayfront Stadium at the Community Maritime Park from 11 am to 2 pm. There will be some serious grillers competing for the People’s Choice Vote, so come hungry! Local professional chefs will be preparing their favorites on the Big Green Egg. Tickets are $25 in advance and $35 at the gate; children under the age of 10 are free.

Seville Quarter Wine & Food Festival Nov. 16 Enjoy a festive tasting of wines and cuisine at Seville Quarter’s 2014 Wine and Food Festival, Nov. 16 at 2-5 pm. Festival-goers will enjoy samples of handpicked wines from around the world poured by 10 local distributors. A special feature will be a Champagne and Oyster Bar in the courtyard. All wines will be available to purchase at special festival pricing and your admission includes a $5 coupon towards your purchase. For more information visit sevillequarter.com. Cooking Demonstrations & Wine Pairings with Chef Irv Miller Nov. 19 Enjoy a Cooking Demonstration and Wine Pairing at Jackson’s Steakhouse with Chef Irv Miller. For the Nov. 19 demonstration Chef Irv will present “Southern Sweet Treats.” Tickets are $45 and there will be two seatings at 5 pm - 6:30 pm and 7:30 pm - 9 pm. For reservations call 217.2347.

Lost Virtue: Pensacola’s Red Light District at the Destination Archaeology Resource Center Through October The Florida Public Archaeology Network (FPAN) is opening a new temporary exhibit titled Lost Virtue: Pensacola’s Red Light District inside the Destination Archaeology Resource Center. While the women who worked in Pensacola’s red light district left few written records behind, archaeology is helping to tell their story. Several artifacts associated with the women who worked in Pensacola’s red light district during the late 1800s and early 1900s uncovered through archaeology will be on display for the first time. The DARC is located on the first floor of the Florida Public Archaeology Network headquarters at 207 East Main St. (next to Fish House). Admission is free. The exhibit will be on display until the end of January 2015.

an awards presentation and prizes. Registration is $20 before Nov. 7, $25 from Nov. 7-21, and $30 on the day of the race. Proceeds go toward preparing and delivering over 100 Thanksgiving dinners to families in need. Visit sevillequarter. com/events for more information or register online at runsignup.com. Elf Parade and Winterfest 2014 Nov. 28-Dec.24 Downtown Pensacola will be transformed into a magical wonderland full of lights and sounds once more as Winterfest returns. This year’s celebration kicks off Friday, Nov. 28 when the elves gather behind the T.T. Wentworth Museum at 3:30 pm for their costume contest. At 4:30 pm, the elves and all their fellows will be lead by Parade Marshall Mollye Barrows and begin their parade to Plaza Wonderland at the Old County Courthouse where the opening ceremonies and Reindeer Games will take place. At 6 pm Santa Claus will be in his sleigh, waiting to hear the Christmas wishes of all the good children. The Snow Princess will be crowned during this time, during the Snow Princess Tea at Portabello Market inside the Pensacola Cultural Center from 3-4 pm. Girls age 3-7 who come dressed as snow fairies will make up the Snow Princess’s court and help escort her, along with the Snow Prince, during the Elf Parade. Tickets for the Tea are $25 for one child and one adult and include passes for that night’s 6 pm showing of The Polar Express at the Saenger Theatre. It is highly recommended that all tea guests dress in their Christmas best. Winterfest’s signature Performance Tour will return, featuring 16 performances and an hourlong trolley ride through downtown Pensacola. Dates for the tour are Nov. 29 and Dec. 7, 13, 20, 21, and 22. Ticket prices vary by date. For more information on events and to purchase tickets, please visit pensacolawinterfest.org.

Seville Quarter Wild Turkey Trot 5K Nov. 22 Join the Seville Quarter Milers and “get on your feet before you eat!” The Wild Turkey Trot begins at the new, earlier start time of 10 am and will run through downtown Pensacola, ending with downtowncrowd.com Nov 2014

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Manheim Steamroller at the Saenger Nov. 12 Manheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis has been America’s favorite holiday tradition and this year marks the 30th Anniversary of the group’s annual tour. Grammy Award winner Chip Davis has created a show that features the beloved Christmas music of Mannheim Steamroller along with dazzling multimedia effects performed in an intimate setting. The spirit of the season comes alive with the signature sound of Mannheim Steamroller music. Tickets are $58, $68 or $88 and are available at the Saenger box office or pensacolasaenger.com.

Improvable Cause at PLT Nov. 1 Improvable Cause is Pensacola’s best (and only) improvisational comedy troupe performing the first Saturday of every month at 10:30 pm in the M.C. Blanchard Courtroom Theatre at the Pensacola Little Theatre. Improv is unscripted theatre where dialogue is created instantaneously. Tickets are $7 available at the PLT box office prior to shows.

Excuse Me Miss But I’m In Love With Your Husband at the Saenger Theatre Nov. 1 The hit stage play Excuse Me Miss But I’m In Love With Your Husband will come to the Pensacola Saenger Theatre Saturday, Nov. 1 at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $23 or $26 and are available through the Saenger box office or pensacolasaenger.com.

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An Evening With Third Day at the Saenger Nov. 2 Four-time Grammy Award-winning Christian rock band Third Day is set to perform at the Saenger Theatre on Sunday, Nov. 2 at 7 pm. Faith, passion and rock ‘n roll swagger coalesce on the band’s 12th album, Miracle, a simmering brew of potent rock anthems infused with the substantive, life-affirming lyrics that have always been the bedrock of the band’s music. Tickets are $25 at the Saenger Theatre box office, or ticketmaster.com. UWF Fall Chamber Music Concert Series Nov. 5 The University of West Florida Department of Music will present an afternoon of chamber music on the first Wednesday of November and December at 12 pm in the Old Christ Church in historic Downtown Pensacola. The church is located at 405 South Adams St. On Nov. 5 the UWF Chamber Music Class presents a variety of pieces written for piano, voice, harpsichord, strings, flute, French horn and bassoon. The program features works of Corelli, Handel, Purcell and others. Concerts are free and open to the public.

WUWF RadioLive Nov. 6 WUWF’s RadioLive is back for the first Thursday of each month at the Museum of Commerce at 201 E. Zaragoza St. Concerts start at 6 pm. This concert will feature Lani Nash, Sam Pacetti and Rod Picott. Admission is free, but please bring canned food or money to donate to Manna Food Bank. For more information visit wuwf.org. Ballet Pensacola Presents Divas Nov. 6-9 Ballet Pensacola has added a new performance to their annual repertoire specifically for Foo Foo Fest. An original ballet choreographed by Richard Steinert, Ballet Pensacola’s artistic director, entitled Divas, will be inspired and focus on current, pop-culture female vocalists and modernday Divas. One of the hallmarks of Steinert’s style is the graceful marriage of theatre and dance, having created over thirty-five original ballets in his repertoire. Ballet Pensacola will host a “Director’s Circle” event on Nov. 6 at 6 pm, on the third floor of the Pensacola Cultural Center. While the Director’s Circle event is FREE and open to the public, all attendees must RSVP by emailing

Ar t · Music · Theatre ravenholloway@balletpensacola.com, or by calling 432.9546. Divas will have three performances on Nov. 7 and 9, at 7:30 pm; and Nov. 8 at 1:30 pm. Tickets range from $19 – $31, and can be purchased by contacting the Pensacola Cultural Center box office. Ballet Pensacola also welcomes Foo Foo Fest patrons to attend their open rehearsals, Nov. 11-13, from 11 am to 1 pm. Attendees will have the opportunity to get a behind the scenes look at the work that goes into a ballet performance.

Against the Odds: The Art of the Highwaymen Nov. 6 - Dec. 28 UWF Historic Trust is proud to bring Against the Odds: The Art of the Highwaymen to the new Voices of Pensacola Multicultural Center as part of Pensacola’s newest festival, Foo Foo Fest. The exhibit will be open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 am until 4 pm. Against the Odds: The Art of the Highwaymen is a traveling exhibit by the Orange County Regional History Center. The Highwaymen began as a group of African American artists who, against all odds, managed to prosper selling their paintings in the segregated South of the 1950s and 1960s. Exhibit was made possible by an ACE mini grant. The exhibit will be on display through Dec. 28 from in the Voices of Pensacola Multicultural Center, 119 East Government St. REAP Inmate Art Show at PMA Nov. 7 Drawings composed of everything from pencils to candies, leather purses, pottery and delicate crocheted pieces created by federal inmates from across the country will be on display and for sale at the Pensacola Museum of Art on Friday, Nov. 7, from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. The ReEntry Alliance of Pensacola, or REAP, is sponsoring the Inmate Art Show, which will showcase the works inmates create using simple supplies and their imaginations. REAP hopes the art show brings awareness to and raises funds for their non-profit organization, which provides a variety of resources, including mentoring, housing, transportation, and employment opportunities to newly released inmates in hopes of improving their chances of a crime free, self sufficient lifestyle. In addition to the art show, REAP is continuing its community outreach throughout the weekend during the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival. Additional works of art will be on display and for purchase at the Inmate Artworks booth in the Heritage Area. For more information on REAP and its programs, please visit reapreentry.org. Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival Nov. 7-9 The Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival will come to Seville Square Nov. 7-9. One of the best-regarded, most popular arts festivals in the United States, the three-day, juried art show draws more than 200 of the nation’s best painters, potters, sculptors, jewelers, graphic artists, craftsmen and other artists. The Festival is ranked #29 in the nation by Sunshine Artist Magazine and the American Bus Association has named the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival one of the Top 100 Events in North America. The festival is open from 9 am - 5 pm Friday and Saturday, and 10 am - 4 pm Sunday. For more information visit ggaf.org.

PLT Presents How I Learned to Drive Nov. 7-9, 13-15 How I Learned to Drive follows the strained relationship between Li’l Bit and her aunt’s husband, Uncle Peck, from her adolescence through her teenage years into college and beyond. Using the metaphor of driving and the issues of pedophilia, incest, and misogyny, the play explores the ideas of control and manipulation. Tickets are $10 general admission and $17 for limited café seating in the M.C. Blanchard Courtroom. Tickets are available at the PLT Box Office or pensacolalittletheatre.com. Pensacola Opera Presents The Medium Nov. 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 Pensacola Opera presents The Medium, with five performances held at the Pensacola Opera Center Nov. 7, 9, 11, 13, and 15. Gian Carlo Menotti’s 1940s two-act opera, The Medium, is the dark and eerie tale of Madame Flora, a con-woman who cheats her clients through staged séances with the help of her daughter, Monica, and a mute orphan boy, Toby. All performances are at 7:30 pm, except the Nov. 9 performance, which will be at 2 pm. Tickets are $40 and are available at the Pensacola Opera Center or online at pensacolaopera.com. Pensacola Symphony Orchestra Presents Clarinet Bel Canto Nov. 8 Join the Pensacola Symphony Orchestra for Clarinet Bel Canto at the Saenger Theatre at 8 pm Nov. 8. This concert is part of the Masterworks Series will feature clarinet soloist Anthony McGill. Musical selections will include Rossini, Donizetti, Copland and Schumann. Tickets range from $22-$84 and are available at pensacolasaenger.com. First City Art Center Foo Foo On Fire Nov. 8 First City Art Center is taking part in Pensacola’s first Foo Foo Festival with Foo Foo on Fire! The event will take place on Saturday, Nov. 8 from 5-10 pm and includes an opportunity to see live glass blowing, pottery demonstrations, and learn from the guests artists. Guests will be treated to food, music and drink. First City will also launch a new program called “Pecha Kucha.” An international phenomenon, Pecha Kucha is described as the world’s biggest physical social network. It consists of presenters sharing 20 slides for 20 seconds each. It is an event series that First City will conduct through the year and is aimed at all creative people. Tickets are $20, and guests will also receive a souvenir glass or pottery piece along with food and beverages. Tickets can be purchased online at firstcityart.org, at the door, or at FCAC MondayFriday 9 am - 5 pm. Pop’s Diner Musical Theatrical Play & Dinner Show at Seville Quarter Nov. 8-9 Pensacola’s first dinner show coming and looking to stay in Pensacola! Sponsored in part by Waffle House, Pop’s Diner will test your emotions and truly entertain you while you enjoy your favorite Waffle House meal. Shows will be at Seville Quarter at 6 pm and 8 pm on Nov. 8 and 9. For more information call 678.777.5774.

Rewind: A PLT Musical Review Nov. 10-12 Join Pensacola Little Theatre as artists and actors take audiences on a trip of music, love and laughter at Rewind: A PLT Musical Review. This event will be held Nov. 1012 at 7:30 pm each night. Tickets are free but seating is limited. Call 432.2042 to reserve a seat today. Visit pensacolalittletheatre.com for more information. Pensacola Children’s Chorus Present An American Tribute at the Naval Aviation Museum Nov. 11 Join the Pensacola Children’s Chorus for a free concert at the Naval Aviation Museum, Nov. 11 from 2:30 - 4 pm. An American Tribute will include stirring, inspirational, patriotic songs as well as entertaining music honoring great Americans such as Will Rogers, Mark Twain, and George Gershwin. Music from Pensacola’s hugely popular musical, Seaplane, written by Pensacola Children’s Chorus Founding Director, Allen Pote, and Carolyn and Jack Fleming, will also be included as well as an Armed Services Medley, and more. The performance will include our 285-member chorus and a 16-member orchestra. Casting Crowns at the Pensacola Bay Center Nov. 13 The popular Christian rock band Casting Crowns is making its way to the Pensacola Bay Center stage Nov. 13 at 7 pm in support of the band’s newest album Thrive. Tickets are $33.50 and $44 and are available at the Pensacola Bay Center box off ice or at pensacolabaycenter.com. Pensacola Civic Band Presents Around the World in 80 Minutes Nov. 15 On Nov. 15 at the Pensacola Saenger Theatre, the Pensacola Civic Band presents Around the World in 80 Minutes with special guest, trumpeter Allen Vizzutti. Audiences will experience a journey through the rich countryside of Ireland and to the outback of Australia. Experience that patriotic home front of America and the “Frozen” tundra of Antarctica, the rich culture of African ceremonies and dance and much more this world has to offer. Tickets are $10 and may be purchased at the Lyceum Ticket Office at Pensacola State College (484.1847) or at the Saenger Theatre box office. Jazz Gumbo: An Evening with The Dukes of Dixieland Nov. 17 The Jazz Society of Pensacola presents its monthly edition of Jazz Gumbo held the third Monday of each month at Seville Quarter in Phineas Phogg’s. This month the JSOP welcomes an outstanding group of jazz musicians for the Janet Knowles Memorial Jazz Gumbo. The featured performance will showcase The Dukes of Dixieland, of New Orleans. Cost to attend for Jazz Society members and non-members is $20 per person, and are limited to 300. For more information visit jazzpensacola.com.

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Jerry Seinfeld at the Saenger Nov. 14 America’s premier comedian, Jerry Seinfeld, will be performing his signature stand-up routine at the Saenger Theatre on Friday, Nov. 14 with two performances: 7 pm and 9:30 pm! Seinfeld has been hailed for his uncanny ability to joke about the little things in life that relate to audiences everywhere. Seinfeld now sets his sights on performing both nationally and internationally in 2014. Tickets are $85 and $125 and are available at the Saenger Theatre box office or ticketmaster.com. Cher in Concert: D2K Tour Nov. 17 Grammy Award-winner Pat Benatar along with her husband, guitarist and songwriter Neil Giraldo, will join Cher for her critically acclaimed “Dressed to Kill” Tour coming to the Pensacola Bay Center on Nov. 17. Tickets are $23.50, $44.50, $81 or $143.50 and are available at the Pensacola Bay Center box office or at pensacolabaycenter.com. At Blue Morning Gallery This Month Through Nov. 22 This month Blue Morning Gallery will feature the Spotlight on Art Show Endangered, through Nov. 22. This show breathes new life into the artwork of Valerie Aune, oil and acrylic painter; Melinda Giron oil, acrylic and mixed media; and gourd painter, Trisha Mack. Each artist has chosen to paint different animals or birds from the Endangered Species list. The artwork depicted has been chosen in order to shed light on certain dwindling world wildlife populations. Species include the barn owl, wood storks, honey bees, a Sumatran Elephant are just a few of the 36 Nov 2014 downtowncrowd.com

featured endangered species. School is back in swing and Scout troops looking for an opportunity to earn Art Badges are encouraged to contact Blue Morning Gallery at masweida@gmail.com, or admin@bluemorninggallery.com Blue Morning Gallery is located at 21 Palafox Place. Hours are Monday-Thursday 10 am - 5 pm; Friday and Saturday 10 am - 8:30 pm; and Sunday 12:30 - 4 pm. For information, call 429.9100 or visit bluemorninggallery.com. Cirque Dreams Holidaze at the Saenger Nov. 28 Cirque Dreams Holidaze lights up the 2014 holiday season with its newest stage spectacular that’s coming to the Saenger stage Friday, Nov. 28 at 7:30 pm. This breathtaking show is not to be missed! It’s a cirque show, a Broadway musical, a holiday spectacular, and a family show all in one. Tickets start at $48 and are available at the Saenger Theatre box office or ticketmaster.com.

Quayside Christmas Member Show Nov. 28 - Jan. 3 Since 1973, Quayside Art Gallery has offered a cumulative art opportunity and experience as possibly the oldest cooperative gallery in the southeast. Celebrate with the gallery as it recognizes its heritage, host charter members’ artwork alongside current members, and enjoy all that 40 years represents. For more information visit quaysidegallery.com. C.E.O. Super Comedy Blowout at the Saenger Nov. 29 The CEO Super Comedy Blowout is the funniest and most highly anticipated comedy show along the Gulf Coast! Known for showcasing some of the worlds outrageously funny and well-known comedians in the business, this extraordinary event serves as the cornerstone of the Wil-Lo Week celebration. This event allows you to let your hair down for the evening and enjoy a night of rib aching laughter with some of the greatest stars of comedy. Bring your family, friends, and co-workers out to enjoy this explosively funny and entertaining show at the Saenger Theatre Nov. 29 at 8 pm. For more information visit pensacolasaenger.com.

Ar t · Music · Theatre PMA Presents Kim Howes Zabbia: Creativity Vs. Fear Through Nov. 29 This exhibit by Kim Howes Zabbia, Louisiana artist, author and teacher, covers 24 years of work from 1990 to now. Currently represented by Ariodante Gallery in New Orleans, Kim has had sixteen solo exhibitions since earning her MFA in Studio Art at LSU during which time she developed her “No Fear” philosophy -- that of opening her mind to allow the subject matter to evolve from within.” The artist will be giving a “No Fear” painting workshop on Nov. 1. For more information visit pensacolamuseum.org.

So You Think You Can Dance Live at the Saenger Nov. 30 So You Think You Can Dance, the 11-time Primetime Emmy® Award-winning show that sparked America’s fascination with dance, is set to captivate audiences again this fall – live on tour – with more stops than ever before. Celebrating its momentous 11th season So You Think You Can Dance’s top 10 finalists will make their way across North America, performing in more than 70 cities. The show will be in Pensacola on Sunday, Nov. 30 at 7 pm. Tickets for this performance start at $57 and are available at the Saenger Theatre box office, or online at ticketmaster. com. PMA Presents Guild Hall: An Adventure in the Arts Through Jan. 4 This exhibition features paintings, sculptures, and works on paper by a variety of significant artists that lived and worked in East Hampton area on Long Island in New York over the past 140 years. Included among the artists represented in the collection are Chuck Close, April Gornik, Childe Hassam, Ibram Lassaw, Roy Lichtenstein, Thomas Moran, Jackson Pollock, Larry Rivers, David Salle, Andy Warhol, and Jane Wilson. For more information visit pensacolamuseum.org. PMA Presents Pat Regan: Roots & Remembrance Through Jan. 3 During this exhibition artist Pat Regan will be debuting a new body of work at the Pensacola Museum of Art. As an artist, Regan garners much of her inspiration from her lifetime of painting as well as the red clay banks of her Mississippi childhood memories. Regan attended Pratt Institute in Venice, Italy where she studied art and architecture. Regan’s art has been exhibited in multiple galleries and museums, and many of her pieces have been represented in private collections, including King Juan and Queen Sophia of Spain. For more information visit pensacolamuseum.org.

Fish House Deck Bar Weekly Music Schedule Sunday: Regional acts at 8 pm. Monday: Open at 4 pm. Tuesday: Lucas Crutchfield from 6 - 10 pm Wednesday: Lucas Crutchfield 5 - 9 pm; at 9 pm a regional band will play until midnight. Regional bands are changed weekly Thursday: Lucas Crutchfield 6 - 10 pm Friday: Lucas Crutchfield 5 - 9 pm; regional band begins at 9 pm Saturday: Regional bands begin at 9 pm. At Seville Quarter This Month Seville Quarter hosts a variety of entertainment from a wide array of genres. For more information check out SevilleQuarter.com. Mondays: Monday Night Blues, , Paper Street Soap Co. Tuesdays: Jazz Jam Wednesdays-Saturdays: Dueling Piano Show Nov. 1: Grand Theft Audio, Cover the Earth, Bad Habits Nov. 2: Damien Louviere Nov. 7: The Red Field, Big Jim Brown & the Speed Kings, Bad Habits Nov. 8: Big Jim Brown & the Speed Kings, Bad Habits, Cover the Earth Nov. 13-15: Hotel Oscar Nov. 14-15: Frank Brown Songwriters Festival Nov. 16: Greg Lyon Nov. 21-22: Kategory 5, Banana Republic Nov. 27-29: Reed Lightfoot & the Collective Nov. 28-29: The Modern Eldorados, Grand Theft Audio Nov. 30: Reed Lightfoot Vinyl Music Hall Vinyl Music Hall hosts a huge variety of musical acts featuring many musical styles. For more information check out vinylmusichall.com. Nov. 1: The Melvins, Honkey Nov. 2: Reverend Horton Heat, The Underhill Family Orchestra, Nik Flagstar & His Dirty Mangy Dogs Nov. 3: Lake Street Dive, Ari and the Alibis Nov. 4: Goatwhore, Raineys Revenge, Wulfshroud Nov. 5: The Supervillains, Through the Roots, Vibe Irie Nov. 7: Cowboy Mouth, lowelectric, Unseen Evidence Nov. 9: Puddle of Mud, Honeygun, Noiseheads, Dinosaur Daze Nov. 13: Matisyahu, Radical Something Nov. 14: Justin Townes Earle, Cory Branan Nov. 15: The Floozies Nov. 16: Minnesota – Mind Machine Tour, ft. G Jones and Jackal, Kthulu Prime, Kaboom vs. Panda, Panax Nov. 17: Pepper, The Movement, New Beat Fund Nov. 18: Suicide Girls: Blackheart Burlesque Nov. 20: March One Music Presents: Herobbust w/ Manic Focus, Nov. 22: Eric Lindell Nov. 28: Dinosaur Daze, Kaboom!, Rafi Was Here Studios Nov. 29: Hellzapoppin Circus Sideshow Revue Nov. 30: Crowbar, Unearth, Black Crowne Initiative, Grassputin

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Prize: Tickets to PLT’s “Snow Queen.” Deadline to enter is October 15. Answers may be emailed, faxed or mailed (no telephone entries.) On the 15th of the month, the winner will be selected at random. The Rules: Employees and family members of Ballinger Publishing and the Downtown Improvement Board are ineligible for prizes. Ballinger Publishing is not responsible for restrictions of each prize. Winners are chosen at random from a pool of eligible respondents. Daytime phone number MUST be provided with submissions. Winners will be contacted by phone. Winners are ineligible to win again for a 6-month period. IMPORTANT: All entries MUST be sent by E-MAIL (emily@ballingerpublishing.com), FAX 435-9174, or MAIL (PO Box 12665, Pensacola, FL 32591). Entries must be in by the 15th by noon. NO TELEPHONE ENTRIES.

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