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Apr 26 2024

Guided Historic Garden & Grounds Tours for Rose Festival

Presented by Pebble Hill Plantation at Pebble Hill Plantation

Experience the magnificent spring blooming season of Pebble Hill Plantation’s historic Green Arrow Tour with your own personal guide. Made possible by a matching grant from The Garden Club of Georgia, Inc. and Thomasville Garden Club, Inc., the Green Arrow Tour showcases the historic and native plantings throughout Pebble Hill’s main grounds and gardens. The landscape plans for the main grounds were developed by Ethelwyn Harrison from the late 1920’s to the early l930’s. Miss Harrison... More Info

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Jan 29 2024
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Apr 26 2024

The Land, the Environment, and the African Diaspora Student Exhibit

Presented by Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery at Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery- FAMU

The Land, the Environment and the African Diaspora is a student exhibit featuring themes in an around agroecology (which includes our agricultural production and consumption practices)  This exhibit is a partnership with the The Lola Hampton-Frank Pinder Center for Agroecology at FAMU.  The Lola Hampton- Frank Pinder Center for Agroecology at FAMU serves to provide an interdisciplinary space and think tank for training, developing, and building a sustainable future for Black regenerative... More Info

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Apr 27 2024

Nature & History Walk

Presented by The Grove Museum at The Grove Museum

In honor of Earth Day, April’s program will focus on environmental sustainability and urban forest management strategies used on the site. The program will also touch on historical land management approaches and on environmentally responsible practices that can be used on a small scale at residential properties in Tallahassee. This is an informal program and guests can join or leave the walk at any time. This program is free and open to the public. Parking for The Grove Museum is located at... More Info

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Apr 27 2024

Opening Minds through Art (OMA) Shows

Presented by FSU Claude Pepper Center at The Grove at Canopy / Tapestry Lakeshore

Opening Minds through Art (OMA) is an intergenerational art program that allows older people living with dementia opportunities for creative self-expression and social engagement. Students interns from Florida State University are paired with an older adult living with dementia, and help guide them in creating weekly abstract art pieces. The program has numerous benefits for both parties: https://claudepeppercenter.fsu.edu/opening-minds-through-art/ To conclude our semester program, we are... More Info

Apr 30 2024

Indigo Girls: It's Only Life After All

Presented by Tallahassee Film Society at All Saints Cinema

Known for stirring harmonies and socially conscious lyrics, iconic folk rock duo Indigo Girls are the subject of this intimate and insightful documentary, which tracks their decades-long career. An intimate look into the lives of one of the most iconic folk-rock bands in America - the Indigo Girls. With never-before-seen archival and intimate vérité the film dives into the songwriting and storytelling of the music that transformed a generation.

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May 01 2024

Rotunda Rendezvous

Presented by Florida Historic Capitol Museum at Florida Historic Capitol Museum

Spend an historical evening under the iconic dome for the debut of the Museum of Florida History’s “Rendition of Florida’s 1824 Territorial Capitol,” a model inspired by an artist rendering and meticulously crafted by artisan Conrad Brayman. After a ribbon cutting and welcome from Secretary of State Cord Byrd at 6:00 PM, you will be able to examine the display up close and ask questions about its construction. A “First Capitol” scavenger hunt will keep you moving around the building... More Info

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May 04 2024

Open Rehearsal - A Celebration of Beethoven & Butorac

Presented by Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra at Ruby Diamond Concert Hall - Florida State University

Music from Beethoven’s middle stage of composition, the “heroic” period, takes front and center with pianistic hero Jon Kimura Parker performing the grand 3rd piano concerto. Following this, you’ll hear the 3rd symphony — whose nickname Eroica means “hero” —conducted by TSO hero Maestro Darko Butorac in his final performance as Music Director and Conductor.

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May 07 2024

Created Equal: A Bicentennial Tribute to Black and Brown History

Presented by Leon County Government and The Village Square at The Moon

In honor of the Tallahassee-Leon County bicentennial, Leon County Government and The Village Square will host the ninth annual Created Equal program titled, “Created Equal: A Bicentennial Tribute to Black and Brown History” on Tuesday, May 7, at 5:30 p.m. at The Moon, 1105 E. Lafayette St. This award-winning program will examine the stories of Black and Brown communities, their achievements, and their contributions to our County’s history. Interested attendees are encouraged to... More Info

May 09 2024

Poolside Pours Wine Tasting

Presented by Goodwood Museum & Gardens at Goodwood Museum and Gardens

Come join us for a relaxing afternoon at Goodwood Museum & Gardens for our Poolside Pours Wine Tasting event. Sip on a variety of exquisite wines while enjoying the beautiful surroundings of the museum's 100-year-old Reflection Pool. Whether you're a wine connoisseur or just looking for a fun time, this event is perfect for all! Don't miss out on this opportunity to unwind and socialize with fellow wine enthusiasts. Cheers to good times ahead! Light Wines. Light Nibbles. BRING A FRIEND AND GET... More Info

Apr 16 2024
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May 17 2024

Knit Miniature Quilts: Two Fiber Traditions Come Together

Presented by Leon County Public Library at Eastside Branch - LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library

The LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library system's Eastside branch is pleased to host an exhibit of textile art by local artist Erika Zambello. Erika's mini-quilt collection draws on two textile traditions, knitting and quilting, to explore both historic and natural themes. The quilts are constructed from hand-knit squares, backed by cotton or felt, and include embroidered and appliquéd details. Artist biography: Erika combines fibercraft, memoir, and nature exploration to tell stories... More Info