Frank Brown International Songwriter's Festival Office

The Frank Brown International Songwriters Festival is an annual event that spans across Pensacola, Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, and the coastal region, showcasing over 200 artists at more than 35 venues. For ten days in mid-November, attendees can enjoy incredible music and beachside entertainment, making it a must-visit destination for music enthusiasts seeking a unique and memorable experience. Generated from their website's infomation

The African American Heritage Society, Inc. was established on September 12, 1990, as a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving, promoting, and educating the public about African American history, heritage, culture, and diversity in Pensacola and the Greater Gulf Coast Region. With over thirty years of continuous operation, the Society leads efforts in supporting cultural tourism through quality programming, including visual arts exhibits, performing arts programs, cultural festivals, and educational lectures. Headquartered in the historic Coulson House, built in 1865, the Society emphasizes principles of diversity and inclusion, ensuring that all individuals, regardless of age, race, religion, ethnicity, color, sexual orientation, or disability, are welcome to participate in its programs and events. The African American Heritage Society invites the community to engage with the rich contributions of African Americans to American life through transformative presentations and activities. Generated from the website