Unpacking Feminine Rage with Mannequin Pussy
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly If the state of the world ever makes you feel like a feral animal backed in a corner baring your teeth, then...
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Oct 26 min read
Going Beyond the Screen At Stamped Film Festival
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly For the past 12 years, Stamped Film Festival has been a beacon of LGBTQ+ storytelling in the South, offering...
Oct 26 min read
Lost in Orbit with Filmmaker Ariel Mahler
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly Ariel Mahler is an award-winning writer and director whose work explores the emotional and messy...
Sep 45 min read
Punk Icon Laura Jane Grace Returns to Pensacola
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly Laura Jane Grace isn’t just a punk icon; she’s a revolutionary voice in music and beyond. As the fierce and...
Aug 18 min read
Join The Club: A Spotlight on Pensacola Book Clubs
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly Making friends as an adult is challenging. Making friends as an adult who prefers the company of a good book...
Jul 254 min read
From Art to Intuition with Kee Horton
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly Keosha “Kee” Horton is on a mission to heal people. From the fast-paced chaos of hospital corridors to the...
Apr 1710 min read
New Rhythms, New Rhymes: Spotlight on Local Poets
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly “Poetry is the way we help give name to the nameless so it can be thought … And where that language does not...
Feb 295 min read
From the Stage to the Page with LaChelle McCormick Johns
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly If you’ve ever attended Pensacola Poetry on a Tuesday night, you’ve probably heard LaChelle McCormick Johns...
Jan 175 min read
Calling All Readers & Shoppers To Odd Colony’s Grown-Up Book Fair
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly Close your eyes for a moment and let the nostalgia of your childhood come rushing back. The school halls...
Jan 175 min read
Behind the Lens with Kirsten Hines
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly Kirsten Hines is on a mission to make wildlife conservation and education more accessible. Armed with her...
Dec 13, 20234 min read
Richard McCabe’s ‘Perdido’: Journey Through a Dystopian Paradise
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly Richard McCabe doesn’t just photograph places. He tries to transport you to them, capturing memories,...
Sep 27, 20239 min read
Diving into Diversity: Q&A with Trans Filmmaker Jake Graf
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly Internationally acclaimed director, writer, actor and transgender rights advocate Jake Graf is a force to be...
Sep 27, 20233 min read
Stamped Film Festival: Where LGBTQ+ Stories Find Their Voice
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly Since its inception in 2012, Stamped Film Festival has become a cultural cornerstone in Pensacola that...
Sep 7, 20234 min read
Holding Space with 'Feminist Spaces'
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly Amid a political landscape marked by persistent threats to women’s and LGBTQ+ rights and the suppression of...
Aug 23, 20236 min read
Lady Fest's Legacy: 10 Years of Music, Diversity and Cookies and Cake
By Dakota Parks for Inweekly Like many iconic staples in the Pensacola music scene, Cookies and Cake was born out of the creative and...
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