There was a time in Tallahassee’s not-so-distant past when refrigerator displays of children’s artwork served as the only galleries in town, and the best musical performance most people got to see was their church’s choir singing on a Sunday.…
Twenty years ago, Lou and Betsy Kellenberger decided it was time for a change. After 26 years in Dothan, Ala., they wanted to live in a university town where they could have access to arts, culture and sports. “Our children…
When Bobbie Golden was looking for retirement property in Jefferson County, she had in mind a couple of acres where her dogs – and maybe a goat or two – would have room to roam. Dreams have a way of…
Plaster, wood, molten iron … the Master Craftsman Program at Florida State University uses it all to create beautiful, usable art.
A tour today of the Old Capitol in Tallahassee reflects its condition in 1902, as restoration has left the three-story building in near-pristine condition. The chambers of the House of Representatives and the Senate appear ready to host a rousing…
Welcome to The Buzz, Tallahassee Magazine’s column created to share who’s where and what they’re doing. While we try to flit around with all of Tallahassee’s social butterflies, the Buzz can’t be everywhere. Send the skinny on your next soiree to buzz@tallahasseemagazine.com.…
The deadly shots that rang out in the early-morning hours of March 6, 1865, have long since faded into the history books, but the Battle of Natural Bridge remains a legendary and revered incident in Tallahassee history. With each retelling…
Read more about the Tallahassee-local Pinnacle Award winners
A first-time festival of writing and music.
So much to study under the sea.
Publisher, Brian Rowland; remarks on his company's recent accomplishments into the new age of the print industry.
In general, I’m an optimistic person who tries to look on the bright side of things. But there are times (usually in the wee hours) when my mind wanders into dark places with those “what if” scenarios. My kids are…
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Scott Holstein There are many opportunities to learn Latin dancing, including FSU’s Corazon Dancers, shown in this photo from 2007. Humans are hard-wired to respond to rhythmic movement — dancing is in our DNA, you might say. When we dance,…
New businesses to open and ones we're still wishing for.
If you’re a foodie, coffee connoisseur, memorabilia junkie or simply someone who enjoys sampling local flavors when traveling, the Carrabelle Junction may be just your kind of place. Located a half block north of coastal U.S. 98 on Tallahassee Street…
After a long hiatus, the Southern Shakespeare Festival is bringing the Bard back to the park with free performances of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” April 17–19 at the Capital City Amphitheater in Cascades Park. The Southern Shakespeare Festival began in…
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,…
Check out the recap of our 2015 Top Salon event.
