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How The Arts Has Perfected Pandemic Pivots

Bob Ferrante,

The pandemic has dramatically affected musicians, orchestras, performers and artists

Michael’s Soundtrack

Steve Bornhoft,

For the director of Opening Nights, music supplies wisdom and comfort

COCA Presents - Many Voices, One Heart: Paintings by Terrie Corbett

Press Release,

The Council on Culture & Arts is pleased to present "Many Voices, One Heart: Paintings by Terrie Corbett" on display at the Artport Gallery from Aug. 12 – Oct. 26 “I love to paint! I love the way it feels,…

Local Non-Profits Partner for Monthly Town Hall Meetings

Press Release,

The third Town Hall meeting, “Your Voice, Your Choice,” organized by the Council on Culture & Arts (COCA), The Institute for Nonprofit Innovation and Excellence (INIE), and United Partners for Human Services (UPHS) will be held from 6 pm to…

Acclaimed Violinist to Perform in Capital City

Teaghan Skulszki,

As an acclaimed concert violinist, Rachel Barton Pine knows a string or two about music. For one thing, she knows what it can do for students of any age. “Music gives you many lessons that you can take through your…

Created From One Man’s Visions, Pasaquan Still Inspires Adventure

Rob Rushin,

A trip just a few hours north can turn into a venture into a whole new world.

Sneak Thief by Faith Harkey Is Infused With Magic

CD Davidson-Hiers,

The fictional town of Sass in Harkey's novel is certainly transcending the ordinary.

Anderson Brickler Gallery Honors a Second Muse

Erin Hoover,

Endocrinologist Celeste Hart installed an art gallery in the building where three generations of her family have practiced medicine.

Renee O’Connor Set to Star in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet

Kim Harris Thacker,

You may remember her from the nineties classic Xena: Warrior Princess

Artists Shine at the LeMoyne Center’s Chain of Parks Festival

Rob Rushin,

A creative bazaar is an ideal place to find beautiful items to fill empty spaces in your house or garden.

Tedeschi Trucks Band Headlines This Years Word of South Festival

Erin Hoover,

Writers and musicians, including Tedeschi Trucks Band, fill Cascades Park for a weekend of (mostly) free events

Dying is easy; comedy is hard

Rob Rushin,

Hey, Tallahassee, why are you laughing?

To Ray With Love

Site Staff,

Sponsored by Opening Nights AT FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY ines kaiser Maceo Parker Maceo Parker grew up with church music, but he didn’t stick with it. As a kindergartner, he figured out how to play “Yield Not to Temptation,” but as…