Purposeful Documentarians
Three committed youths confront social inequities with action
A Land Remembered
For DeVoe Moore, an epic story of Florida’s development inspired admiration of pioneers
A Brightened Future
Barry Shields recalls leading a soon-to-be bride and her mother on a tour of downtown Tallahassee’s Governors Club and how they reacted to its look and feel. The women, who were checking out possible reception venues, found that the club,…
COCA Celebrates the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment
“The 19th @ 100: Women and the Vote”
The Cost of Comfort: Stories of Sacrifice in our Community During COVID-19
Part 1: City Electric and Gas Utility
It’s Not Too Much To Mask to Keep Everyone Safe
Leon County Government has been working around the clock to protect public health during the coronavirus pandemic. Public health officials agree masks are one of the most effective ways to stop the spread — and they can even express your…
COCA Presents - Many Voices, One Heart: Paintings by Terrie Corbett
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
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…
They Are The Workmans
The couple behind the cameras that capture Tallahassee at its finest
Art of the Box Project Brings Beauty to Unexpected Places
The project will transform traffic control boxes into art by featuring the work of five local artists
Leon County Golden Eagle Dinner Set for Aug. 25 as a Virtual Event
The two honorees for this year’s Golden Eagle Dinner are Steve Evans and Sheriff Walt McNeil
In the Meantime: Samantha Sexton
Beadwork goes well with a bottle of red wine and good music
In the Meantime: Samantha Mahon
Seclusion and confinement, too, can be mothers of invention
