Pensacola Beach, FL

Welcome Summer!Welcome Summer      School is out and everybody is looking for a way to cool off. This month, Splash Magazine shows you how! More ... Where to pick up a free copy of Splash! Magazine      DESTIN Lucky Snapper Restaurant GULF BREEZE Bay Beach Inn Innerlight Surf Shop Baskin Robbins Gulf Brz. Chamber of Commerce Gulf Breeze Library Gulf Breeze Rec. Center Cancun’s Mexican Rest. More ... Fighter Pilot IMAX film thrills viewers at Pensacola Naval Aviation Museum seven days a week      The new “Fighter Pilot: Operation Red Flag” IMAX film opens at the National Aviation Museum June 3. The movie will show seven days a week, at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. More ... The force is with back .. with ‘Revenge’      Geeks unite! “Revenge of the Sith,” the highlyanticipated finale to the “Star Wars” franchise has finally arrived. Chances are most people will see this movie no matter what some silly review says. For those still sitting on the fence, I’ll try to get to the bottom of George Lucas’s final saber-slin More ... Fans don jedi garb for      They saw the television commercials, they read the books, they played the video games, they read the reviews and interviews, and they even suffered through the shameless movie tie-ins and illconceived product placements. More ... Sunlight on Surfing – Choosing the right board for you      So you’re finally ready to turn those board shorts into a functional piece of surfing equipment. Now all you need is the board. Back in the first days of surfing, the Hawaiians didn’t have much choice in this matter. Go find a tree, carve you a board and make it long. More ... Injured pelicans need donated fish      The Wildlife Sanctuary is asking for donations of fish to feed injured seabirds and eagles. The Sanctuary accepts fresh, frozen, whole or filleted fish seven days a week from 8am to 5pm, located at 105 North “S” Street near the old Gulf Power building. More ... Learn Venetian glassblowing      this month at Belmont Arts The Belmont Arts and Cultural Center will offer a series of glass blowing workshops each week in June. More ... Jungle Boogie PMA hosts society artist Hunt Slonem’s work      New York-based artist Hunt Slonem is featured in top magazines like “Art in America”, “W Magzine”, “GQ”, “Vogue”, “Elle Décor” as well as many international magazines as often for his spectacular Manhattan loft and dinner parties as he is for his colorful art. The Pensacola Museum of Art will featur More ... Look back through the lens at photographer Alfred Stieglitz      Imagine writing a biography about a famous family member—and one that not only offers precise factual detail but also reveals intimate family attachments and upheavals.With the ease of an outsider as well as the affectionate sense that only family blood lines impart, writer Sue Davidson Lowe capture More ... Summer’s heating up, so let the water cool you of f.. By Vici Papajohn Splash! Magazine      When temperatures rise, it’s time to get wet! In addition to our crystal-clear Gulf waters, the area affords several other opportunities to get wet and cool off. More ... Play dodgeball and burn stress      Had a rough week? Come burn off some stress while laying dodge ball at the Community Life Center (Soundside Drive at Highway 98). Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church will have Open Dodge Ball for those 15 and up every Friday from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. during the months of June and July. More ... Register now for junior lifeguard program      Gulf Islands National Seashore Superintendent Jerry Eubanks announced that the park is recruiting young men and women, ages 11-15, to be a part of the Johnson Beach Junior Lifeguard Program. More ... UWF offers summer swimming lessons      The University of West Florida will offer morning and evening summer swimming lessons for all ages, six months to adult, at the Roger Scott City Pool located at 2060 Summit Boulevard in Pensacola. More ... Russell Memorial Golf Tournament is June 17      Try your best shot at a million dollar hole-in-one opportunity! You could be the lucky one chosen to do just that and at the same time help deserving students in Santa Rosa County receive much needed scholarships! More ... Beautiful Sago Palms add a tropical touch to area landscapes      Sago palms add a tropical touch to any landscape. This interesting evergreen plant resembles a palm but is actually a cycad. Cycads are often called living fossils because they dominated the landscape during the Mesozoic era. Today, only about ten genera of cycads still survive. More ... Send your good, (clean) emails for inclusion in July Splash to splashnwf@yahoo.com      Every day I open up my email box to find a bunch of spam and legitimate emails. More ...