Forget tourist-filled museums, make your own memories with a photo scavenger hunt tour in Tallahassee! On a Let’s Roam scavenger hunt, you and your team will work together to wander throughout Tallahassee, racking up points and laughs along the way. The Best of Florida’s Capital is the perfect small group activity for anyone looking to spend an enjoyable afternoon in Tallahassee. 

Some of the more memorable landmarks you’ll see are: Florida State University, First Presbyterian Church, Capitol Complex. 

Let’s Roam scavenger hunts work great for outdoor team building games in Tallahassee too! Whether you work in Tallahassee or are just visiting, you are sure to learn some new facts about the city as well as your teammates on this creative corporate event! This is one of the happiest hours your team will spend together! 

Fear not, maids of honor, these hunts are sure fire ideas for Tallahassee bachelorette parties! Bachelors and bachelorettes will both enjoy roaming around on their wedding-themed Tallahassee scavenger hunts. Why just bar hop when you and your team can jump for joy as you complete hilarious photo challenges and see the best that Tallahassee has to offer!

Looking to check out a different part of the city? Check out Jacksonville, From The Ashes, Pensacola Scavenger Hunt, and Atlanta Perspectives as well!

Many older adults experience concerns about falling and restrict their activities. A Matter of Balance is an award-winning program designed to manage falls and increase activity levels. The seminar will be once a week for 8 weeks and participants are expected to attend all 8 classes upon signing up. TO REGISTER, CALL: (850) 325-3627.

Tallahassee Ballet 2019-2020 season is here! The Tallahassee Ballet is pleased to bring you its marquee performances for the 2019-2020 performance season! The Tallahassee Ballet is a regional, nonprofit dance company featuring a diverse repertoire of classical and contemporary ballet performed by both professional and emerging professional dancers. The Tallahassee Ballet promotes appreciation of the dance arts through annual productions, education, and community outreach. Sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture.

An Evening of Music and Dance

This intimate performance, accompanied by chamber music and held at Opperman Music Hall at Florida State University, offers a perfect evening for music and dance lovers alike. This unique production has combined the talents of FSU’s College of Music and The Tallahassee Ballet for more than 25 years.

• Friday, September 6, 2019, 7:30 pm
• Sunday, September 8, 2019, 2:30 pm

The Nutcracker

Treat yourself to one of the holiday season’s most treasured performances, The Tallahassee Ballet’s The Nutcracker at Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. Share the excitement and magic with your family and friends while trees grow larger than life right before your very eyes and snowflakes delicately fall on dancers twirling and leaping across the stage. This production features live orchestra, original costumes, and special guest artists.

• Sat., December 21, 2019, 10:30 am (Children’s Matinee) – Sponsored by Merrill Lynch Wealth Management
• Sat., December 21, 2019, 7:30 pm
• Sun., December 22, 2019, 2:30 pm

An Invitation to the Party

An Invitation to the Party is based on Donna Walker-Kuhne’s book “Invitation to the Party – Building Bridges to the Arts, Culture and Community.” This Tallahassee Ballet 2019-2020 season performance crushes stereotypical images of ballet by building bridges between diverse audiences through the works of nationally renowned African-American choreographers Christopher Huggins and Millicent Johnnie. Live music features Leon Anderson, Tallahassee Symphony Jazz and the Bethel AME Baptist Choir.

• Saturday, May 9, 2020, at 7:30 pm
• Sunday, May 10, 2020, at 2:30 pm

Tallahassee Clay Arts is hosting Shape Glaze Fire: A Community of Clay

Creators at 621 Gallery in October. This month-long event will showcase 30

artists from Tallahassee who make pottery, sculpture and mosaics out of clay.

The exhibit can be viewed

Thursday & Friday 4PM – 8PM and Saturday & Sunday 1PM – 8PM

Take a step into the
world of gardening, health, and nutrition for the whole family. Learn together
about community gardening, how to grow your own produce, tips for preparing
nutritious meals that excite the entire family, and explore the connection
between what we eat and our overall well-being. In this four-week series,
instructors will present on topics about the basics of planting and maintaining
a backyard garden to promote healthy eating and nutrition.

You’ll take home
nutritious recipes for the whole family and your own planter box. From chef’s
demos to hands-on learning in the community wellness garden, this class will
help your family take another step to a healthy lifestyle.

This 4-week series
will begin on Sunday, October 6th from 2-4 PM and continue on Sundays through
October. The full 4-week class will cost $25 per family. If you’d only like to
attend one class, classes are $7 each. Registration is required to ensure we
have enough materials for everyone.

Tickets can be found here:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/growing-a-healthy-family-tickets-72425790489

For questions about
registration please call 850-877-4202 ext. 232 or email smcandrew@goodwoodmuseum.org

For questions about
this program, please call 850-431-4102 or email afaf.qasem@tmh.org

For 35 years, we’ve brought delicious homemade food, vibrant music, and the rich culture of Greece to our community with the Tallahassee Greek Food Festival. Big, joyful tables filled with good food and wine, surrounded by families and friends: this is how you immerse yourself in the history and tradition of Greece right here in Tallahassee.

Tallahassee’s Greek Food Festival has a variety of homemade dishes, many of which are derived from the old family recipes of the parishioners of our church.  Food is prepared by volunteers nearly every weekend leading up to the festival.

Enjoy small plates of mezze, pastichio, or mousaka at the ala carte booth. Enjoy hot gyros and souvlaki. Savor the sweet honey syrup in so many Greek pastries including our homemade baklava. Wash it down with Greek wine, beer, or a glass of ouzo.

Whether you want a fun night with friends, a new kind of date night, or just a relaxed evening with family, the Tallahassee Greek Food Festival has something for everyone.

We are partnering again with Second Harvest of the Big Bend this year to collect food for those in need. Second Harvest distributes millions of pounds of food to hungry families. 

For more information, go to https://www.facebook.com/tallahasseegreekfest/

Join the Sweat Therapy Fitness team for a donation-only workout on Sunday, Oct. 20th from 10:30am – 11:45am. To participate in the workout please bring a minimum $10 CASH donation with you to Lake Tribe Brewing Company. All proceeds from the workout will benefit the Rock Steady Boxing Scholarship fund. This fund allows more people with PD to participate in Rock Steady Boxing Tallahassee at Sweat Therapy Fitness; a program designed to slow the progression of PD using boxing-based workouts.

Following the workout we’ll raise a glass to members of the PD community with 20% of all bar sales supporting the Parkinson’s Outreach Association.

This is a great opportunity to sweat for a good cause and spend time with inspiring Rock Steady Boxers. You may even discover your knew favorite brewery!

To RSVP to workout please visit: https://www.sweattherapyfitness.com/pintsforparkinsons/

ONLY 30 SPOTS AVAILABLE IN THE WORKOUT.

To RSVP to the social only please email RSVP@sweattherapyfitness.com.

$10 Cash donation to workout. 20% of all bar sales donated to Parkinson’s Outreach Association.

Cat Fest is a FREE
animal adoption event and benefit music festival. Adoptable pets from Black
Cats and Old Dogs, Meow or Never, and many more will be on site and ready for
new homes.

Plus, we’ll feature
lots of local Tallahassee music! Five stages throughout the square will host a
diverse lineup of Tallahassee artists (and even a few touring acts). Overall,
the fest will host 50 acts alongside visual artists, non-profits, vendors, food
trucks, and more!

For more info check our facebook event:

https://www.facebook.com/events/423235585129957/

The American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks raise awareness and funds to save lives from breast cancer. Each event is a noncompetitive 3 to 5 mile walk that brings people together to make a difference for everyone who has been touched by breast cancer. The events raise money to fund innovative research, provide free information and support, and to help people reduce their breast cancer risk or find it early when it’s most treatable.

From the opening ceremony to the post-walk entertainment, a Making Strides event is a celebration of survivors and opportunity to remember loved-ones lost. It’s a day that shouldn’t be missed and won’t be forgotten.

Gathering place and experiential retail store Hearth & Soul (1410 Market Street) welcomes friends for a special book club discussion surrounding the acclaimed “The Nickel Boys” and featuring an insightful skype session with Jerry Cooper, a former student of the Florida School for Boys. On Sunday, Oct. 20, at 2 p.m., guests participate in an engaging “meet and greet” with Cooper, where he discusses surviving a Jim-Crow era reform school, as well as conversation about Colson Whitehead’s much-discussed book “The Nickel Boys.” Light sips and bites will be provided. For more information about the complimentary literary event, call Hearth & Soul at 850.894.SOUL.

This 8-week course dives
deeply into understanding how Mindfulness can enhance your life.

In this in-depth
course, you will use a personal life assessment tool from Duke Integrative Medicine Center at Duke University to define your ideal personal vision,
identify your personal values that motivate you to make real lifestyle changes, and examine each of the main areas of your life as seen in the Duke Wheel of Health.

This class begins on September 30th and will continue for 8 consecutive Mondays, ending on November 18th. Classes will be held from 1:30 to 3:30 PM in Goodwood’s Jubilee
Cottage. Tickets are $195 and can be found here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mindfulness-for-modern-living-course-tickets-71428200671

About the Instructor:
Pamela Chamberlynn, MSW, NBC-HWC is a graduate of Duke Integrative Medicine
Center at Duke University as both a Mindfulness Professional and a Certified
Integrative Health Coach Professional. (850) 329-6638,
pchamberlynn@comcast.net, www.MindfulLifestylesNow.com

Visit Goodwood for Yoga under Live
Oaks and Spanish moss. This Vinyasa Flow class will be held on Goodwood’s
center oval.

Vinyasa Flow mindfully integrates
movement with breath. Not to be confused with Power Yoga, Vinyasa Flow allows
participants to explore new movements and balances, providing modifications for
all.

There is no charge for Premier
members, and a suggested $5 donation for all others. The donation will go to
support Goodwood’s Community Wellness Garden.

Please bring your own mat, as
additional mats will NOT be available at Goodwood.

Vinyasa Flow will be at 5:45 PM on
September 24th, October 1st, October 8th, October, 15th, October 22nd, October
29th.

This is a partnership between
Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare, Premier Health & Fitness Center, and
Goodwood Museum & Gardens. For more information, please call 850-877-4202
x232 or email smcandrew@goodwoodmuseum.org.

Local gathering place and experiential retail store Hearth & Soulwelcomes friends for a special date night happy hour event on Tuesday, Oct. 22, from 6-8 p.m. Couples enjoy specialty cocktails and gourmet bites while mingling and perusing the store. To find out more about the complimentary event and for more information about community events at Hearth & Soul, contact the store at (850-894-SOUL).

Coton Colors is opening the doors to their enormous warehouse in
Tallahassee for the biggest sale of the year.

Shop your favorite pottery, ornaments, and gift from Coton
Colors and Happy Everything!™ at up to 75% off.

LOCATION: 3208 West Tharpe Street, Tallahassee

 

HOURS:

Tuesday, October 22: 6pm to 9pm (Preview Party)

Wednesday, October 23 through Friday, October 25: 9am to 7pm,
and

Saturday, October 26: 8am to 12pm

For more information:
coton-colors.com/tallahassee-warehouse-sale

Local gathering place and experiential retail store Hearth & Soul welcomes Jane Marks as its October Fitness Partner, feeding the soul of the community with complimentary fitness classes on the patio every Wednesday at 5:45 p.m. Jane is a certified Zumba instructor with the goal to make every class feel like a party. Each “Wellness Wednesday” class is complimentary and leaves participants feeling refined and reenergized. Call 850.894.SOUL to reserve space. 

The FSU Real Estate TRENDS Conference is organized to inform participants of the emerging trends and conditions facing the real estate industry and to discuss conditions affecting national, regional and local markets. Featured speakers and plenary panelists include David Rubenstein, Co-Founder and Co-Executive Chairman, The Carlyle Group; Dan Quayle, Chairman, Cerberus Global Investments, LLC and former Vice President of the United States; and Nicole Fried, Commissioner, Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.

The Grove at Canopy is Tallahassee’s premier luxury senior living community.  Located on Tallahassee’s east side off of Walaunee, The Grove sits in the newly developed Canopy master planned subdivision.  Join us on the 24th from 4 to 7 as we officially open the building and celebrate our founding residents.  Appetizers, entertainment and presentation on Estate Planning and Elder Care benefits from 4 to 7 PM.  Staff will be on hand to offer tours and share community information.  

Explore an iconic and historic building in a fun and casual after-hours tour featuring brand-new temporary exhibit The Moon, Stars, and Sunshine State. Enjoy wine and cheese while you listen to special stories and create your own museum memories.

Reservations required and space is limited.

$20 for Members / $ 25 for non-Members

Thank you to our generous Signature Beverage Sponsor Wine and Spirits Distributors of Florida, Inc.!

Tickets: $150 
Celebrity wine representatives from Catena Zapata, Gamble Family Vineyards, PRIME Cellars, and ROY Estate will each headline a multi-course wine dinner in various locations in the South Walton area:

• Bodega Catena Zapata with Chef David Bancroft presented by Good Grit Magazine & 360 Blue at 301 Western Lake Drive – SOLD OUT
• Gamble Family Vineyards at Vin’tij Food & Wine
• PRIME Cellars at Bijoux Restaurant Spirits
• ROY Estate at Seagar’s Prime Steaks & Seafood presented by RJH and Associates – SOLD OUT

Tickets: $200

The Al Fresco Reserve Tasting will offer festival-goers a selection of library wines that feature rare vintages not easily accessible to the average consumer. An array of perfectly paired hors d’oeuvres and live music all set to a breathtaking Gulf coast sunset will make for a memorable and elegant evening.

Christina Stanton, author of “Out of the Shadow of 9-11”, a book about her experience during the Sept 11th, 2001 attacks in NYC, will be sharing her journey at a special event October 25th.

Christina Ray Stanton’s work as a licensed NYC tour guide has been featured in print and TV many times in her 23-year career. She is the short-term missions director for Redeemer Presbyterian Church (Senior Pastor, Timothy Keller) and founder of the nonprofit organization Loving All Nations (www.lovingallnations.org), which helps the world’s poor. She and her husband, Brian, still live within blocks of the World Trade Center. To learn more about Christina, please visit christinaraystanton.com.

TVLC is a free
legal clinic for veterans. We have a free/open “advice and referral” clinic
 every Thursday from 3 to 5 pm at the American Legion.

Many
of us are volunteers: paralegals, social workers, attorneys.  We assist
with Driver’s License reinstatements, and a variety of other issues, including
Child Support, Divorces, Tenant & Landlord Issues, etc.

Friday
October 25 is our Fundraiser at the American Legion hall at Lake Ella. 
$10 Admission.

Plus
6 to 8 pm dinner for $15 by Mission BBQ

(Both dinner and
music & dancing $25)

7 to 8 pm is music
from Sparky & Exit

Raffle
of some amazing gift baskets at 8 pm

8:20 – 9:20 is
music from Andy Waters & Don Juan

9:30
another raffle of more donated gift baskets

9:40 – closing:
Big Daddy & Red Hot Java

 Cash Bar!

All
proceeds benefit TVLC 

Join the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra for its 5th annual Halloween celebration! This event is free to the public! Our orchestra will be dressed in costume and we hope you will, too. Enjoy trick-o-treat stops, food trucks, and your favorite spooky-themed music like “Thriller,” “Ghostbusters,” “Another One Bites the Dust,” and “Night on Bald Mountain”!

This concert is generously sponsored by: Prime Meridian Bank & Florida Blue

12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Seminar: Mad About Malbec presented by Catena Zapata | 301 Western Lake Drive, WaterColor, Fla
Join Sommelier and Brand Ambassador Marika Vida-Arnold as you taste through the most fascinating features that define the various Malbec wines produced by the world-famous Argentinian Bodega, Catena Zapata. In this seminar you will be treated to six different Malbec from the Bodega Catena Zapata range of wines. They are all 100% Malbec, but from various vineyards, and there is a wide variety in price. Those prices range from the $20 range up to the $100 range, and points in between.

1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Grand Tasting | Cerulean Park 
Tickets: $150 General Admission | $300 VIP 
The Grand Tasting is the festival’s main event and is designed to highlight harvest season at the beach. Large seafood, barbeque and provisional stations manned by celebrity chefs and supplemented by the best restaurants along the Gulf Coast are combined with tasting stations featuring over 250 wines from around the world. Craft beer and spirit tents and an exclusive VIP experience will also be available. 

VIP tickets include a private entrance to the festival and access to the exclusive VIP lounge featuring elevated wines, additional food, and access to Saturday college football. 

Silent Auction:
It wouldn’t be a DCWAF event without the opportunity to bid high and bid often. A silent auction featuring a variety of rare wines, staycations and unique experiences will open Friday, October 25 at 9am. and will run through Sunday, October 28 at noon. The opportunity to purchase wine and other merchandise on-site will also be available throughout the festival. 

The Scaredy Cat Ride benefits It’s Meow or Never a cat rescue organization in Tallahassee. The ride will take place on the St. Marks Trail and will start at the J. Lewis Hall Park starting at 4 pm. We will have a 5-mile family fun ride with a costume contest and a trunk or treat afterward for the kids. The 20-mile race will go from the park to the trailhead and down to Highway267, There will be prizes for the first three riders and the fastest female cyclist. This race is on the trail but is not a closed course and the rider is responsible for his or her own safety at intersections and with other riders on the course. This is a fun ride and costumes are welcome.

It’s Meow or Never is a cat rescue organization that serves Tallahassee and the surrounding area. Our mission is to trap neuter and return cats in order to reduce the population of community cats and end needless suffering from overpopulation. We also rescue and adopt out kittens and friendly cats that have ended up on the streets.

Join us for the Scaredy Cat Ride October 26th at the St. Marks Trail! There’s a five mile family fun ride with costumes and a 20 mile race for the more serious cyclist. This ride benefits It’s Meow or Never come help us save kitties!! 

The theme of the conference is – “Recent Trends and
Innovations in Nursing Practice, Education and Research”

We have invited, leaders in healthcare industry, clinicians,
health authorities, Deans, Directors, CEO’s and experts in the field of Nursing
under a single roof, where networking and global partnering happens for the
acceleration of future research and expected to grow at a high rate in
upcoming years with drift to boost the growth of the medical care and health. 

Local gathering place and experiential retail store Hearth & Soulproudly announces the International Dyslexia Association of Florida as its non-profit partner for the month of October 2019. All month long, net profits from the sale of the selected candle –Santorini by Antica Farmacista– go directly to the local organization. The store welcomes friends (1410 Market Square) for a special event celebrating National Dyslexia Awareness Month on Tuesday, Oct. 29, from 5-7 p.m. Complimentary bites and drinks will be provided. Store founder and community advocate Susie Busch-Transou launched the Hearth & Soul charitable partnership program alongside the opening of the storefront and in the four years since the store’s opening, Hearth & Soul has shined a light on more than 40 deserving non-profits in our community, raising an impressive $30,000 for local organizations. For more information about the non-profit partnership program, contact Hearth & Soul at (894-SOUL).

In the Barn at Lofty Pursuits there will be two showings of the Creature from the Black Lagoon in 3d (Red/Blue glasses provided.) The underwater scenes were filmed locally at Wakulla Springs and the underwater creature, Rico Browning, worked as a Soda Jerk at the time. To celebrate we will be serving the North Florida soda fountain treat the “Ginger Yip” that he would have made back in the day, and will have our other Halloween specials available. The film is free, as is the costume contest.

There are two showings of the film. One at 6:30pm and one at 8:30pm

The costume contest and the unveiling will be at 8:00pm

The infamous Edgar Allan Poe’s most chilling works will be brought to life at the Main House of Goodwood Museum & Gardens during Poe’s Fright Night. Visitors will enjoy an spooky reception followed by four readings ranging from The Raven to Tell-Tale Heart. Edgar Allan Poe’s words lay in wait for this unsuspecting group, ready to speak across time to spook the souls of the living. Prepare for a night of frights sure to shock you into the Halloween spirit.

Sink your teeth into the Sinister Soirée – Featuring Scary
Stories to Tell in the Park, hosted by Word of South: A Festival of Literature
& Music and The Kearney Center. All ghoulish guests are welcome to this
spooktacular event taking place on Wednesday, October 30, starting at 8:30 p.m.
Park all brooms at the door to dance the night away with Celebrity DJs, go
haunting for answers with fortune-tellers and frightfully delight yourself to
hors d’oeuvres and drinks that come free with your ticket. Clothes make a
statement, but costumes tell a story, so be sure to come as you aren’t and wear
your best ensemble for the event’s costume contest. We can guarantee that you
will have a fang-tastic night as ticket proceeds benefit Word of South and The
Kearney Center.  Tickets are already on
sale so purchase yours before they all disappear!

Link for tickets: bit.ly/WOSSinisterTickets

Come celebrate Halloween with WFSU Public Media! Join us for:

• PBS Kids Halloween episodes 
• Spooky crafts
• Story time
• Treats

Costumes are welcomed and encouraged. The event is open to all kiddos looking for an early not-so-spooky celebration! Find us on Facebook. 

We will be at the Fred George Green Way Museum (3043 Capital Circle NW, Tallahassee FL 32303) 

Mark Messersmith has always been the greenest of Florida artists. His paintings explore a dense and tangled world that shows the beauty of the natural environment, and also highlights its fragility and vulnerability. Each painting develops an inventive narrative that strives to be eternal in scope and suggests we are witnessing the ruin of mankind. At times like this, when the news is filled with images of the Amazon burning, Mark draws on our protective instincts by presenting our own North Florida’s plants and animals threatened by the encroachment of human development on their environment.

Titles of some recent Messersmith exhibitions are illuminating in terms of his aesthetic orientation and green credentials: Mark Messersmith, Maximalist and Naturalist, Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2012, Messersmith: Fragile Nature, The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum, Miami, Florida, 2012, Where have all the Birds Gone?, Zadok Gallery, Miami, Florida, 2013, Pay the Thunder No Mind-Listen to the Birds, and Hate Nobody, Valley House Gallery, Dallas, Texas, 2017.

The roots of Messersmith’s narrative style go back a long way because of the influences he has chosen from art history. An unusual move for a contemporary artist, Mark has adopted some of the revelationist attitude of the religious illuminated manuscripts of the 15th Century. He has even adapted the manuscript artist’s tendency to embellish the central scene with frame images and a predella that continues the narrative outside the canvas. Also, he says he relates to a parade of 19th Century Northeastern American painters who came to the South and painted romantic visions of the southern landscape. including Martin Johnson Heade, George Iness, Thomas Moran and Winslow Homer.

Messersmith teaches painting and drawing at Florida State University. He has mentored countless students who have gone on to make a mark in the art world and the education of artists. Mark received a Joan Mitchel Award in 2006, and a purchase award at Le Grand Prix XXXIII Festival International de la Peinture, Cagnes-sur-Mer, France, Numerous Florida Individual Artist Fellowships, and two Southern Arts Federation, Regional Fellowships. He has a long solo exhibition record in addition to the recent Beauty and Vulnerability at Venvi Gallery.  

6:30a. – 7:30a. Registration, 7:45a. 1-Mile Fun Run, 8:15a. 5K,
9:30a. Awards Ceremony.  Our 5K starts
and ends at PACE Center for Girls Leon. The certified course runs a loop
through the neighborhood behind PACE Center near Capital City Country Club,
Cascades Park, and Myers Park area. 
Family friend with activities for all ages.  Proceeds benefit the Pace Center for Girls, a
nationally recognized, research-based non-residential program model that
features a balanced emphasis on academics and social services, with a focus on
the future for middle and high-school aged girls and young women.

Save the date for the fourth annual Oasis Health & Fitness Expo on Saturday, Nov. 2 at the TCC Workforce Development Center! Enjoy FREE health screenings, fitness challenges, live cooking demonstrations, wellness classes and exhibitors, a special Kids Zone, and much more. Visit www.oasishealthfitness.org for details. #OHFE19

Event Details:

• Health screenings

• Wellness classes

• Fitness challenges

• Cooking demonstrations

• Community exhibitors 

• Swag bags, door prizes and much more!

The Market Shops is set to host its fifth annual Bloody Mary Festival benefiting Habitat for Humanity–Walton County. The annual event will feature unlimited tastes of the Emerald Coast’s most creative and innovative bloody marys made with Cathead Vodka and served by the finest restaurants and bars on the Emerald Coast.

The Alzheimer’s Project is a local organization providing services to caregivers of those living with dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease and to their loved ones.  Services include caregiver support groups, facility based respite or “social clubs”, education and training and other helpful services.  Alzheimer’s Project serves then Big Bend area.

The goal of the organization is to keep caregivers, healthier, both physically and emotionally, to prolong the abilities of caregivers and to provide a respectful and dignified quality of life for those living with the disease. 

The Forget-Me-Not Walk and Cliff Hinkle Round to Remember are ways to honor caregivers and those currently living with the disease and to celebrate the memory of those who have gone before us. 

#AlzProject #LocalHelpNow

The Alzheimer’s Project is a local organization providing services to caregivers of those living with dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease and to their loved ones.  Services include caregiver support groups, facility based respite or “social clubs”, education and training and other helpful services.  Alzheimer’s Project serves then Big Bend area.

The goal of the organization is to keep caregivers, healthier, both physically and emotionally, to prolong the abilities of caregivers and to provide a respectful and dignified quality of life for those living with the disease. 

The Forget-Me-Not Walk and Cliff Hinkle Round to Remember are ways to honor caregivers and those currently living with the disease and to celebrate the memory of those who have gone before us. 

#AlzProject #LocalHelpNow

Cardiac Nursing 2019 is a forum to
explore issues of mutual concern as well as exchange knowledge, share evidence
and ideas, and generate solutions. The main focus of Cardiac Nursing 2019 is to present
research findings, discuss research methodology and policy issues, and build
and maintain essential networks between researchers, practitioners, policy
makers and representatives of consumer organizations. Cardiac Nursing
conferences 2019 works with the theme “Advancing into the future of Cardiac Nursing
and Cardiology” aims to discover advances in heart disorders, management
and education in relation to health disparities as well as a breadth of other
topics. Patients with access to a regular cardiologist have lower overall medical
costs than those without one, and recovery outcomes improve.

Target Audience

·        
Professors

·        
Doctors

·        
Pharmaceutical
Industries

·        
Medical
Device Industries

·        
Directors
of Association and Societies

·        
Scientists

·        
Nursing
Lecturers

·        
Nurses

Email: cardiacnursing19@gmail.com

Link:
https://cardiacnursing.pulsusconference.com/

Chicken and rice cooked the old fashioned way in cast iron pots over wood fires and served with pole beans, coleslaw, dessert and beverage.  Cost is $10.00 per plate, as long as the supply lasts.  Children age 5 and under free.  

The Second Forgotten Music Festival will be held on November
8-9 on St. Joseph Bay, in Port St. Joe, Florida.

Witness Awesome Music – Taste Incredible Food – See Natural
Beauty – Meet Great People.

Come early – stay late, experience everything OLD Florida
has to offer on the Forgotten Coast!

Tickets, Line-Up  & all event details are available at
www.forgottenmusicfestival.com

Join Goodwood for
Clandestine Cocktails in Defiance of the 18th Amendment!

On November 15^th wear your finest speakeasy attire, enjoy once unlawful libations and dance the night away at our inaugural Fanny’s Follies!

Heavy hors d’oeuvres from our chef sponsors, bathtub gin, specialty cocktails and saucy sinful secrets are just a password away… Shhhhh!

VIPs (Very Important Partiers) will enjoy a pre-party in the Main House beginning at 6 PM before the Carriage House Speakeasy opens at 7 PM and sneak over to the hidden VIP back-room bar while the party unfolds.

For tickets and more information, please visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/74142565409/

Local Florida and Georgia families and friends who have been impacted by Type 1 Diabetes have joined efforts to launch this annual bike ride to raise awareness of this deadly disease, and to raise money to send kids with Type 1 Diabetes to Florida Children’s Diabetes Camp.

By registering for this ride you will provide camp scholarships for kids up to age 17 where they will learn about their disease and what it takes to manage with the support of their peers. There is even a bike camp! One hundred percent of the proceeds of this ride will go to support these scholarships. 

Come ride the beautiful clay roads of Thomas County, Georgia, Leon, and Jefferson Counties, Florida and roll down some of the oldest intact farm roadways in the region. Many of these regularly graded farm-to-market roads have been continuously used since the 1850s. Riding here connects you to a unique landscape with a rich culture and a distinctive sense of place. Folks have be

We
cordially invite each and every interested and enthusiastic participant from
all over the world to take part in the International Conference on
Pharmaceutical Sciences and Drug delivery, at Milan, Italy during 18-19 of
November 2019.

Pharma Meet 2019 is the most suitable platform to
explore ones’ scientific knowledge by sharing through their presentations and
to build a robust network with the eminent people, key decision makers from
established universities, Healthcare Institutes, Pharmaceutical, Biotech
organizations of the world. The conference aims to make a powerful belief that
health and medical sciences will surely create a healthy circumstance by the
inter-bonding with the Pharmaceutical studies and sciences and therefore the
theme “Optimizing Research reforms of the
Pharmaceutical Industry”

Pharma
Meet 2019 covers various aspects of Bio-Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical
Chemistry, Drug Targeting and Design, Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics in
Drugs, Pharmaceutical Formulation, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical
Nanotechnology, Novel Drug Delivery Systems, Smart Drug Delivery Systems, Nanomedicine
and Biomedical Applications, Biomaterials in Drug Delivery, Vaccine Drug
Delivery Systems, Medical Devices for Drug Delivery, Biologics and Biosimilars,
Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmaceutical Process Validation, Pharmaceutical
Packaging, Clinical Trials and Clinical analysis, Industrial and Physical
Pharmacy, Clinical and Hospital Pharmacy, Pharmacovigilance and Drug Safety,
Pharmacy Education.

Email: drugdesigning@pharmacymeetings.org

Website: https://pharma-drugdesigning.gavinconferences.com/

Experience the sounds of the season performed by Leon County students in the beautifully decorated Historic Capitol.

All performances FREE and open to the public.

Dec. 3: Cobb Middle School, 11:00 AM

Dec. 5: FSU School, 11:30 AM

Dec. 6: RAA Middle School, 11:00 AM

Dec. 10: Fairview Middle School, 11:30 AM

Dec. 11: Godby High School, 11:00 AM

Dec. 12: Swift Creek Middle School, 11:00 AM

Dec. 13: Montford Middle School, 11:00 AM

The Tallahassee Music Guild is thrilled to present its “Sing-Along Messiah” concert on Tuesday, December 3, 2019. Lisa M. Foltz, Music Director and Conductor; Nathaniel Brown and Adam Ravain, Organists; additional soloists TBA. Suggested Donation: $10. All proceeds provide music scholarships for FSU and FAMU music students, and support for the Tallahassee Youth Orchestras. Come sing along on the choruses, or simply listen and enjoy others’ singing. Donation tickets are available from Guild members, at Beethoven and Company, or at the door. Bring your own music score or rent one at the door for $10; Receive $5 for returning the score after the performance (cash or checks only). General Information: 850-893-5274. A reception follows in the church’s fellowship hall, including free refreshments and caroling. Please join us for this performance of a timeless classic!

Kick off the holiday season with the Capital City Band of TCC and support The Tallahassee Senior Center, one of Tallahassee’s finest community organizations. Lisa M. Foltz, Director of Bands. Reception following.

Suggested donation: $5.00; Children free of charge. All proceeds benefit Tallahassee Senior Center services.

Limited free parking is available in Senior Center lots; free parking is also available on streets surrounding the Senior Center.

Taking place from December 13-15, 2019 at the Venetian/Palazzo, our 27th Annual World Congress continues to deliver world-class education focused on integrative health: through the most recently emerging clinical research, newly discovered therapies, and future scientific advances. Considered to be the largest event in Anti-Aging Medicine, each year’s conference features a combination of unique programming, a diverse audience, and a collaborative learning environment. With an agenda specifically engineered to maximize clinical education and sessions, and an Exhibit Hall featuring hundreds of companies spotlighting the latest products, devices, and services in the field, the World Congress allows attendees to learn the newest, most innovative protocols & practices—all of which can immediately be integrated into patient care. Join thousands of healthcare practitioners and professionals from across the globe as we continue to redefine mission, and transform the field of modern medicine through top-tier education: with the ultimate goal of enhancing and enriching the entire landscape of health.

Jazz diva Carmen Bradford and the Leon Anderson Trip will join the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra for a jazz Christmas. Special guests from Pas de Vie ballet will also join this performance!

Jazz diva Carmen Bradford and the Leon Anderson Trip will join the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra for a jazzy Christmas.

This concert is generously sponsored by: First Commerce Credit Union & Six Pillars Financial Advisors

The Winter Moon Festival celebrates the longest night of the year (December 21) and the return of the sun. This moment in time is revered throughout the world and across cultures. The FESTIVAL commemorates this magical time by honoring our creativity and seasonal joy with a festival of arts and imagination. This three day jubilee will be held on the hillside of beautiful Millstone Plantation overlooking pristine Lake McBride…and ancient site celebrated by ancestors thousands of years ago.

Artists Helping Artists (a new arts organization) and Millstone Plantation are excited to bring this new event to Tallahassee!

We will have dozens of artists sharing their work throughout the weekend. The festival atmosphere is heightened by many local musicians and performers!

More than 5,000 music lovers come together over Martin Luther King Jr. weekend to attend the 30A Songwriters Festival. This unique four-day music extravaganza features over 200 songwriters and musicians, including Brian Wilson, performing original songs in various genres, ranging from country and Americana to folk and blues in over 25 dedicated listening rooms along historic 30A in South Walton. The festival is produced by the Cultural Arts Alliance (CAA) and Russell Carter Artist Management. All of the net proceeds benefit the CAA. Visit 30ASongwritersFestival.com for tickets and additional information.

About the Festival

The 30A Songwriters Festival, now in its tenth year, is the major fundraiser for the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County (CAA), a private, non-profit 501(c)3 organization that champions the arts through leadership, advocacy, funding, programs and education. The Festival’s success is critical to the success of the CAA, and your support as a ticket-buyer, partner or volunteer helps us provide an abundance of programs, services and support to the community.

Founded in 1993, the CAA continues to fulfill the vision of Walton County’s arts pioneers by distributing net proceeds through the Art For All Program, which funds need-based student scholarships, college scholarships, artist continuing education grants and grants to other arts organizations, teachers and schools. These grants make it possible to incorporate music, performing arts, visual arts and other art programs into the classroom that are not usually available due to lack of funding. Many of the needs are basic, like books and art supplies; others are for special projects, equipment and instruments.

About Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County

he Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County (CAA) is a Local Arts Agency that supports the arts through leadership, advocacy, funding, programs and education.

The vision of the CAA is to be the catalyst for Walton County’s growth as a destination for cultural and artistic excellence through which lives are enriched, economy is stimulated and community is strengthened.

Music lovers are invited to observe the dress rehearsal for a performance of the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall and watch our conductor DARKO BUTORAC interact with the orchestra. When available, conductors and artists may speak to attendees during the break or following the rehearsal. 

Open rehearsals are FREE

Happy 250th Birthday, Beethoven! The Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra will celebrate by performing his fateful 5th Symphony. Trumpeters Chris Moore and Mark Clodfelter will delight with a rendition of Bizet’s “Carmen Fantasy”!

This concert is generously sponsored by: Legacy Toyota

Happy 250th Birthday, Beethoven! The Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra will celebrate by performing his fateful 5th Symphony. Trumpeters Chris Moore and Mark Clodfelter will delight with a rendition of Bizet’s “Carmen Fantasy”!

This concert is generously sponsored by: Legacy Toyota

Dining in the Dark will be Saturday, January 25, 2020 at the University Center Club. Dining in the Dark is LBB’s annual fundraising event where nearly 300 guests experience food, drinks and conversation as they may have not before – without sight! For a short period of time, guests are given perspective into what LBB clients experience on a daily basis, life without sight. The three-course meal is served by the Leon County Sheriff’s Office SWAT Team using their night vision goggles. And the menu is SECRET! LBB is the sole agency in the Big Bend region serving those with vision loss.

LBB offers anyone with an visual impairment a wide range of instructional services like, Assistive Technology, Community Involvement, Daily Living Skills, Employment Training, Independent Travel, Recreation & Leisure, Self-Advocacy & Inclusion, and Support & Adjustment. For more information, visit lighthousebigbend.org/59-dining-in-the-dark.

We celebrate the power of female heroism with this unique performance. The Chorus and orchestra will perform onstage Richard Einhorn’s powerful and haunting oratorio Voices of Light, with a screening of Carl Dreyer’s 1928 legendary silent film masterpiece The Passion of Joan of Arc. This riveting depiction of the extraordinary life of Joan of Arc is a story with a timeless message; a must-see for every film buff and choral music-lover! The Chorus will be joined by the Florida State University Women’s Glee ensemble for this performance.  Single concert tickets go on sale online starting November 1st.

Join
us at Good Samaritan UMC for delicious cuisine, exciting performances, unique
shopping experiences, and free classes at Tallahassee’s third annual World
Culture Festival. Featuring food, artists, faith, and performances which
showcase traditions from around the world, this family-friendly event has
something for everyone. This festival is a celebration of the human existence
and the diversity of our local area and offers the chance for the entire
community to come together to celebrate their differences and discover their
similarities.

Expressions
of culture and belief vary across the globe and the World Culture Festival
showcases these traditions in the greater Tallahassee area by bringing together
local dancers, singers, poets, musicians, and storytellers to share their
talents. Performances and interactive engagements will be scheduled all day so
enjoy the performances or jump in for a class!

2019’s
participants included the FAMU Gospel Choir, the Matsiko World Orphan Choir,
Sambistas Do Sol, Dandera Dancers, Temple Israel’s Bagels and Biscuits, Shirdi
Sai Samsthan, Azúcar Dance Company, Swaravahini, Mua’oli’oli Dancers, Gym Force
Aerial Arts, Tallahassee Irish Step Dancers, Arte Mexico, Mary Proctor, El
Criollo Grill, Faith4You African Food, Caribbean Crossroads, Two Feathers
Indian Center, La Gardenia Prints, and many more. Visit us at www.wcftally.com for more information on the
2020 list of performers, vendors, food trucks, and more.

24th
Edition of International Conference on Neonatology and Perinatology

February
26-27, 2020 Dubai, UAE

                       https://neonatology.euroscicon.com/

Theme:
“Current
Trends in Neonatal Research”

Neonatology-2020

We cordially invite all the
interested participants to 24th Edition
of International Conference on Neonatology and Perinatology (Neonatology-2020) who are interested in sharing
their knowledge and techniques in the arena of Neonatology during February
26-27, 2020 Dubai, UAE. The conference is going to be organized around the
theme “Current Trends in Neonatal Research”

It mainly focuses on the
latest Neonatology and Perinatology techniques. It discusses the latest research outcomes
and technological advancements in the field and brings together leading Pediatrics, medical care of newborn
infants Neonatology-2020,
physicians, research scholars, students along with industrial and
pharm professionals to exchange share their views on critical aspects of neonatologists.

Kindly Follow The Link: https://neonatology.euroscicon.com/

Tracks

Neonatology |
Perinatology | Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) |
Neonatology 2020 | Neonatal Nursing | Neonatal
Nutrition | Neonatal Vaccines |
Perinatology 2020 | Neonatal Infections | Neonatal
Surgery | Congenital
Malformations & Birth Complications |
Neonatology Conference | Neonatal Genetic Disorders | Neonatal
Cardiology & Hematology | Neonatal Neurology | Neonatal
Gastroenterology & Hepatology | Perinatology Conference | Neonatal
Endocrinology | Neonatology 2020 |
Retinopathy Of Prematurity | Neonatal Pulmonology & Respiratory
Disorders | Perinatology Conference | Neonatal Dermatology

Conference
Benefits

·        
CME Credits  

·        
CPD Credits

·        
Research publication in proceeding book

·        
Abstract publication in associated online
journal

·        
DOI by Cross-Ref

·        
Online speaker webpage

·        
Workshops and Symposium

·        
Certificate for participation and attendance

·        
Young Researchers Forum and Posters Award for
Students

·        
B2b and Networking meetings

We encourage Participants
with research relates of Neonatologists to
attend Conferences.

 Connect through the social networks and avail the updates as per choice of interest.

Submit your speaker presentation/ Poster presentation/ Branding and
marketing opportunities proposals @: https://neonatology.euroscicon.com/abstract-submission  your presence at this conference is important
to us. We look forward to seeing you there.

Contact details

Serena Oliver

Program Director

Neonatology-2020, Dubai, UAE

E: neonatology@researcherworld.org

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/serena.oliver.923  

Music lovers are invited to observe the dress rehearsal for a performance of the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall and watch our conductor DARKO BUTORAC interact with the orchestra. When available, conductors and artists may speak to attendees during the break or following the rehearsal. 

Open rehearsals are FREE

This Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra concert opens with Rodrigo’s haunting guitar concerto and ends with Shostakovich’s breathtaking and triumphant musical response to Stalinist oppression. Guitar phenom Chad Ibison joins us.