A baby is born, and the parents can’t wait to get their little one home for the first time. What most parents don’t realize is leaving the hospital means no more doctors or nurses to help if something goes wrong.…
Courtesy of Coldwell Banker Hartung and Noblin Some say, “Home is where the heart is.” Others swear, “There’s no place like home.” No matter how you spin it, home is that place we all know and love. It’s a place…
Every year, millions of people suffer from hunger. All of us are familiar with efforts to ensure that people of limited means enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner. However, at other times of the year, the amount of attention paid the hungry…
His captivating laugh and brilliant smile infected everyone he met. To have known him was to have enjoyed an exceptional gift. Rod Durham was a storyteller, a conversationalist, a dancer and an inspiration. Members of the Tallahassee Magazine team got…
Fast Cars and Mason Jars is more than a catchy name. It’s a fundraising event held annually to benefit Tree House of Tallahassee. On Feb. 20, more than 400 people enjoyed dinner, drinks, entertainment and live and silent auctions at…
In recent months, Rowland Publishing employees have taken part in community and public service projects as part of a concerted effort to be good corporate citizens. The project for the first quarter of 2016 involved baking treats for our military…
Lineups are set, tickets are on sale and music festival season is upon us. One festival that must not be missed is only hours away on the beautiful beaches of Gulf Shores, Alabama. The Hangout Festival is May 20-22 and…
The start of the race is months away, but serious runners already are picking up their miles in preparation for the 42nd annual Tallahassee Marathon, scheduled for February 7. Presented by Capital City Runners and Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare, the 2016…
Do you swoon when you hear a saxophone? Maybe you tap your toes to the sweet sounds of a cello? If you’re a jazz lover, then the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra has the perfect show for you – TSO Jazz. Guests…
November is Entrepreneurship Month and the FSU College of Business and First Commerce Credit Union are kicking off the month with the third annual Power Forward Speaker Series event. This year’s speaker will be Randi Zuckerberg of the Facebook start-up…
“The Big Green Egg”. No, we’re not talking about eggs you eat. We’re talking about the egg shaped portable grills that will fill the green at Seascape Resort in Miramar Beach on September 26. The EggFest BBQ Competition will take…
If it comes in a shell or wears a suit of scales, you can probably find it, prepared just the way you like it, at the Destin Seafood Festival. The 37th annual edition of the event is set for Oct.…
Since 1995, the Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation has brought the arts to the Emerald Coast in ways consistent with the cultural, educational and spiritual outlook of its namesake, fairly regarded as a Destin matriarch. The Foundation sponsors events including the December ’63 concert,…
Wine was poured and chit-chat erupted as the 2015 Tallahassee Top Singles officially met one another for the first time at a Welcome Reception hosted by Tallahassee Plastic Surgery Clinic. All this year’s Top Singles were invited to enjoy food,…
With nine men and ten women, Tallahassee Magazine wants you to meet the largest group of Top Singles featured since the event began in 2010. Most are gregarious, some are reticent, but all are generous — willing to put it all…
The Road to Wellness April 15, 2015 The Capital Regional Behavioral Health Center's official Ribbon Cutting was Wednesday, April 15. CRMC started constructing the facility in the fall of 2014 and used local contractors and architects to work on completion.…
Photo by Jen Ireland A Trock dancer signs a fan's autograph. When you think of ballerinas, do you envision Degas’ youthful girls wearing tutus with their hair in buns? When it comes to one of this year’s Opening Nights performances,…
