Tallahassee Magazine - November-December 2010

While the final product is only 15 minutes long, a thesis film produced at FSU’s Film School is the result of months of effort by dozens of students.

This is the time of year to cherish where we live. As the rest of the country shovels snow and endures the inhospitable cold, Tallahasseans can luxuriate in cooler temperatures. There’s no need for scratchy thermals or thick mittens here,…

Saying farewell to the musical life to focus on home and family.

Jason Dehart takes StarMetro’s simulator for a ride.

The Milk Party rallies to fund children’s programs.

A home gym for any budget.

Cay Hohmeister is at the helm for Leon County’s library expansions.

Books with a special connection to Tallahassee.

Tallahassee was once home to knights and fair maidens.

Chester Williams recounts a career creating art — and artists — at FAMU.

Scott Holstein Ether Harvey (center) works with Nelda Landen (left) and Wilhelmina Wester as they assemble a puzzle at Elder Care Services’ Elder Day Stay center. Around 5:30 a.m., long before the sun starts its shift, Debra Waters gets up…

Tallahassee Youth Orchestras teaches the joy of symphonic music to local youngsters.

Smart strategies and recipes for office potluck meals.

  Popping a cork on a bottle of sparking wine is usually reserved for New Year’s festivities. This holiday season, make a change and break out the flutes before the big ball drops. Serve some simple champagne cocktails at your…

Consider blue light therapy when it’s cool outside.

Putting Pen to Paper Can Help Beat the Stresses of Everyday Life

Within hours of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion last April, the nation’s news networks began wall-to-wall coverage of the disaster. This resulted in hundreds of hours of “Gulf oil spill” news being beamed into homes across the nation. The…