Historic Pensacola

Calendar of Events

Table Talks at the Trust

Join us for a monthly lunch and learn series!

Program is free--just bring your lunch and enjoy a casual opportunity to learn about a variety of topics!

Table Talks at the Trust is held the third Wednesday of each month during the Fall and Winter, 12:00-1:00 p.m. 

Voices of Pensacola Multicultural Center located at 117 E. Government Street

Speaker Schedule:

The 2025 Speaker List is released! Topics coming soon...

  • November 19: Jennifer Brinkley, UWF Legal Studies Pre-Law Program Associate Professor
  • January 21: Dr. John Bratten, UWF Department of Anthropology Professor
  • February 18: Margo Stringfield, UWF Archaeology Institute
  • March 18: Mike Thomin, Florida Public Archaeology Network Director of Education and Interpretation
  • April 15: Amy Mitchell-Cook, UWF Department of History and Philosophy Professor
  • May 20: Donna Waters, Historic Pensacola Village Living History Volunteer
  • June 17: Monica Tapper, Historian, Historic Foodways

For more information, please email hparchives@uwf.edu or call 850-595-5985 x125. 

PCM Pop Up Programs 

With the Pensacola Children's Museum closed for renovations, our Playologist Haley has created PCM Pop Up Programs to be held throughout our museum complex. The PCM Pop Up Programs will be at 11:00 at select locations and dates. *Programs are included with admission to the museums.

  • October 31: Pumpkins on the Lawn at Museum Plaza

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Talking To the Dead: The Victorian Séance

October 31 & November 1, 2025

The Barkley House

$35.00/per person

Limit 8 people a session

TICKETS ON SALE: Get your tickets here!

Historic Pensacola invites you to our Talking to the Dead: The Victorian Séance on Friday and Saturday, October 31 & November 1, 2025. Learn about the fascination, history and theatrics of spiritualism and the Victorian séance. Our living history department will share the origins of All Hallows Eve and the rise of spiritualism in the Victorian era and demonstrate the theatrics common in a Victorian séance. For more information, contact Wendi Davis at wdavis4@uwf.edu.