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Pensacola Museum of Art Foo Foo Festival Schedule Set for ‘Exploring the Wonder of STEAM’
The Pensacola Museum of Art and University of West Florida announced the schedule for Exploring the Wonder of STEAM during the Foo Foo Festival. The four-day event in downtown Pensacola runs Nov. 4-7, featuring interactive exhibits, workshops, and music.
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The Pensacola Museum of Art (PMA) and the University of West Florida have finalized their event schedule for the upcoming Foo Foo Festival, presenting an interactive initiative titled “Exploring the Wonder of STEAM.”
The program bridges Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math through curated exhibitions, hands-on demonstrations, and collaborative workshops across downtown Pensacola. Designed for visitors of all ages, the initiative highlights how contemporary artists leverage scientific inquiry, design engineering, and technological innovation within modern visual art.
Festival Programming & Community Highlights
- Interactive Demonstrations & Gallery Walks: Visitors will explore featured installations pairing digital design, sculptural engineering, and biological motifs, accompanied by guided gallery walks led by UWF faculty and contributing regional artists.
- Hands-on STEAM Workshops: Dedicated workshop blocks offer attendees the opportunity to experiment with creative technology, acoustic mechanics, and visual mediums.
- Public Lectures & Artist Panels: Scheduled discussions will delve into how interdisciplinary STEAM education influences modern coastal architecture, environmental preservation, and creative enterprise throughout the Gulf Coast.
The full itinerary of times, exhibit floor maps, and ticketing details can be accessed directly through the Pensacola Museum of Art and the official Foo Foo Festival event portal.
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