Emerald Coast Magazine - February – March 2026

February-March 2026 Calendar

BAYTOWNE ON ICE FEB. 1-8 Keep the winter wonderland spirit alive with a visit to the ice-skating rink in The  Village of Baytowne  Wharf at Sandestin.  baytownewharf.com PENSACOLA DOUBLE BRIDGE RUN FEB. 7 One of the premier 15K races in…

The Buzz About 'Booch

When Stephen and Summer Kole started brewing kombucha in their kitchen back in 2016, it wasn’t with business plans or branding in mind—it was out of love and curiosity. “We enjoyed drinking it, so we began the journey of self-taught,…

Capsule Closets

With an influx of information coming to us from all directions, many of us face decision fatigue. This might be especially apparent at six in the morning while standing in front of your closet. The term “capsule wardrobe” came into…

All The Buzz

European honeybees are the most commonly known pollinators and are returning from their hives to our local landscapes as the days lengthen. While not native to this continent, honeybees are beneficial to the environment and critically important to agricultural production.…

Art For All

Tucked along Palafox Street in downtown Pensacola, Blue Morning Gallery is a local treasure. It’s a place where creativity feels approachable, and art leads to a smile.  Unlike traditional galleries, Blue Morning is entirely artist-run. There’s no owner, no paid…

Good Scents

In the opening scene of Nose, a 2021 documentary following the creative process of Dior perfumer François Demachy, Demachy stands amidst fields of green patchouli in Indonesia. There’s nothing fancy here, no laboratory or sparkling bottles, just a nose and…

Well-Intentioned Workouts

Holistic wellness is trending in 2026—for the body, mind, spirit, and the home, too. Fitness-minded folk are making room for exercise at home in newly imagined and carefully curated spaces.  “We’re not really calling them home gyms anymore,” says local…

Healing Waves

I’m an avid traveler, which comes with risks—illness being one of them. I’ve come down with COVID-19 four times, usually due to a plane full of coughers or a stagnant theme park queue. My first brush with the virus, though,…