32501 in Pensacola, downtown north of Wright Street 32502 in Pensacola, downtown south of Wright Street 32503 in Pensacola, east of Palafox Street 32504 in Pensacola, northeast Pensacola 32505 in Pensacola, inner western suburbs 32506 in Pensacola, western suburbs 32507 in Pensacola, Warrington and Perdido Key 32508 in Pensacola, Naval Air Station Pensacola 32509 in Pensacola, NOLF Saufley Field 32511 in Pensacola, Corry Station Naval Technical Training Center 32512 in Pensacola, Naval Hospital Pensacola 32513 in Pensacola 32514 in Pensacola, northern suburbs including Ferry Pass 32516 in Pensacola 32520 in Pensacola, used by Gulf Power 32521 in Pensacola, used by the City of Pensacola 32522 in Pensacola 32523 in Pensacola 32524 in Pensacola 32526 in Pensacola, northwestern suburbs including Bellview and Beulah 32533 in Cantonment 32534 in Ensley 32559 in Pensacola 32560 in Gonzalez 32568 in McDavid, Walnut Hill 32577 in Molino 32591 in Pensacola Santa Rosa County 32530 in Bagdad 32561 in Gulf Breeze 32562 in Gulf Breeze 32563 in Gulf Breeze 32564 in Holt, serves parts of Santa Rosa and Okaloosa counties 32565 in Jay 32566 in Navarre 32570 in Milton 32571 in Pace 32572 in Milton 32583 in Milton Culture Pensacola shares some aspects of European colonial culture seen in other Gulf cities like New Orleans, Galveston, TX, Biloxi, MS, and Mobile, AL. Initially settled by the Spanish, Pensacola celebrates this history with the annual Festival of the Five Flags. Pensacola also celebrates Mardi Gras each year, though, the city’s festivities focus on the weekend before Mardi Gras. Pensacola has a vibrant food culture that blends Southern cuisine with the bountiful seafood offerings of its coastal geographic setting. Among its popular dishes are fried mullet, shrimp and grits, fried grouper sandwiches, and grilled red snapper. Pensacola is world renowned for its seafood markets, none better know than Joe Patti’s Seafood, the largest seafood market in America. Pensacola’s proximity to fertile agricultural lands allows for seasonal harvests of peanuts, butter beans, silver corn, tomatoes, strawberries, and blue berries. Performing Arts Pensacola Symphony Orchestra Pensacola Saenger Theatre Pensacola Opera Pensacola Little Theatre Choral Society of Pensacola Ballet Pensacola Pensacola Children's Chorus Museums National Museum of Naval Aviation Parts of the Gulf Islands National Seashore: Fort Barrancas Fort Pickens Pensacola Museum of Art Historic Pensacola's Museum of Industry Historic Pensacola's Museum of Commerce Pensacola MESS Hall Milton Historical Society Sports Pensacola Blue Wahoos, Double-A baseball Pensacola Ice Flyers, ice hockey