Entertainment in Pensacola
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Saenger Theatre
The Spanish-Baroque beauty, Saenger Theatre, was reconstructed in 1925 using bricks from the Pensacola Opera House, which was destroyed in a 1916 hurricane. Closed for a major renovation project at the time of research, this is home to a popular Broadway series as well as the Pensacola Symphony Orchestra and Pensacola Opera.
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Bamboo Willie’s
An open-air bar right on the boardwalk in Pensacola Beach, this is the spot to get twisted in a variety of ways, with signature frozen cocktails from the Bushwacker to the 190 Octane (don’t ask – just drink).
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Intermission
A hip, smoky venue known for its super-strong cocktails, the bar is housed in a lovely old building, and draws a mixed crowd that expands exponentially on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Elbow Room
An absolutely inconspicuous, dimly lit, red-colored den behind a padded door, with a mirror ball spinning above a phenomenal jukebox crammed with classic R&B.
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Belmont Arts & Cultural Center
Holds open-mic nights every Thursday from 7:30pm to 10pm (all performers welcome) and variously houses other arts, crafts and creativity workshops.
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Wisteria Tavern
The tiny Wisteria Tavern, is a great spot to see live music, serving beer (no liquor) along with folk, classic rock, jug bands and blues.
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Seville Quarter
Head to Seville Quarter, an entertainment complex with lots of options.
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Round Up
The men gather here to cruise and drink, spilling onto the patio on weekends.
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Sluggo's
The punk bar Sluggo's is among the best spots to see live music.
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