Upcoming events
Night On The Tracks
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Night on the Tracks
Sunday, November 9, 2025 From the Ground Up, 300 block E La Rua St Garden, Art & Music | 3-7 PM Bear Walker, 410 E Wright St Paint Your Own Board for $50 | 3-6 PM MESS Hall, 418 E Wright St Build Your Bling | 5-7 PM 309 Punk Project, 309 N 6th Ave Zines Through the Years Exhibition | 6-8 PM Handlebar, 319 N Tarragona St Metal show & 50% with card | 6-11 PM 309 Punk Project is the lead organizer for Night on the Tracks, a multi-venue event held in the Spring and Fall. It involves culturally oriented non-profit organizations and businesses near the Downtown Pensacola rail line, where eclectic artistry meets industrial grit. |
Attendees “walk, bike, skate, or roll” among venues enjoying live music, art exhibitions, film, public art, and interactive activities. Unique among festivals or arts and culture events, Night on the Tracks offers non-commodified, inclusive, and welcoming spaces focused on outsider artists, folk artists, and DIY creatives.
events with our November AIR
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Leather Painting Workshop
Thursday, November 13th 6-8 PM & Closing Exhibition Sunday, November 23rd Time TBA Alyssa Osceola is a multi-media artist from the Seminole Tribe of Florida. She lives and works on the Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation in South Florida. An alum of Ringling College of Art and Design, she graduated with a BFA in illustration & minor in Art History. Her work incorporates many mediums from traditional illustration to music, always centering her interests in history, culture, horror, and environmentalism. |
Ongoing exhibitions
Annual 309 House Show at Pensacola Museum of art
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THE HOUSE SHOW
309 Artist in Residence Exhibition Hosted by the Pensacola Museum of Art Exhibition Dates: 10/3-11/30, 2025 This exhibition showcases artists from the 2024 cohort of the 309 Punk Project Artist in Residence Program. Curated by Valerie George and Christopher Satterwhite, this exhibition brings together new works made during each artist’s residency, along with select pieces they have gifted to the 309 Punk Archive—preserving their place in our community’s living history. |
The artists include:
Jennie Andrews, Abby Banks, Aaron Cometbus, Jamil Davis, Ayinde Hurrey, Julia Gorton, S Mark Gubb. Erica Dawn Lyle, Yusuke Okada, Famous Gabe Smith, Jeremy Strength, Crystal Tremer, Eniko Ujj, and Andrew Velasco
This exhibition showcases artists from across the United States, with two international participants from Wales and Japan. Their works span subjects including local and Welsh cultural heritage, queer histories, portraits of local punks, punk houses across the country, African drumming traditions, and reflections on the fatigue of popular culture through the lens of a Japanese American painter.
news
Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts 2025 Grant Recipient
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We are beyond honored and deeply grateful to be named a recipient of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts grant. We are thrilled to be recognized among 51 visionary organizations across the U.S. and Puerto Rico—especially as a first-time grantee. This support fuels our mission at the 309 Punk Project to preserve, amplify, and celebrate the radical spirit of DIY and punk through art, archives, and community. Thank you to the Foundation for recognizing the value of our work—this moment is monumental.
Our deepest thanks to the Warhol Foundation, our past Artists in Residence, our partners and the community that so lovingly supports us. We love you—and we couldn’t do this without you. |