Remembering Arthur Mitchell, African-American Pioneer of Ballet
Tallahassee Ballet artistic director, Tyrone Brooks remembers the man who paved the way for black dancers.
Marina Brown
Claude Pepper Institute Assesses Impacts of Aging Population
The concept, conceived in 1978, focuses on issues related to the social aspects of aging and their implications for public policy.
100 Thousand Poets for Change Brings a New Energy to Tallahassee Poetry
Founder of poetry magazines and author of more than 20 poetry books, Michael Rothenberg chases passions in addition to verse.
Anne and Colin Phipps Have Lived Exotic Lives
Though they each have explored the world separately, they blended their cultured lives to become a Tallahassee dynasty.
This Summer Animal Prints Are The New Neutrals
We're always looking for timeless statement pieces that give just the right amount of edge.
Bob Shacochis and Barbara Peterson Blend Literature and Law
They love, work and persist at the top of their fields but what makes their relationship work is something utterly special.
The Hottests Trends Around Town This Summer
For season of sun, choose fashion that’s fun
The Monticello Opera House Has Historical Charm
At age 128, the Monticello Opera House enters a new age of music and theater.
Calling All Readers!
Illustration by Saige Roberts and MashaStarus / iStock / Getty Images Plus So, here’s my conundrum… and a request for help from readers. I recently published an article in which I referred to a husband and wife who were…
Mickey Moore
Mickey Moore likes the feeling that comes with being put together well.
Fifth and Thomas: Superior Sound and Scrumptious Menu
Fifth & Thomas serves both soulful meals and tunes.
A Bounty of Ballet
A winter wonderland is overtaking Tallahassee with an abundance of holiday performances.
Brush & Palette: Where Young and Old Make Masterpieces
Brush & Palette allows you to unleash your inner Picasso.
Hats off to Kim Reimer
Kim Reimer can’t sit still, from whittling spoons to constructing race car hats.
Haute Cuisine and Haute Couture
Food Glorious Food owner Susan Turner turns heads.
Flamenco, Fado and Fighting Bulls
Many traditional activities have survived, but things may be looking up for bulls.
Anjali Austin, a Dancer of Color, Speaks to Ballet’s Changing Paint Box
Anjali Austin celebrates the crumbling of ballet’s color barrier.
The Big Bend Community Orchestra Begins Its 21st Year
The Big Bend Orchestra starts it's 21st year.
Marie Mattox Isn't Your Average Attorney
Marie Mattox is a tough attorney with style, who’s taken on a variety of cases related to workplace legal issues.
