Bicentennial

This event will explore the Red Hills Region’s history through the life and descendants of Henry Wright, a formerly enslaved man who voted as a free man in the 1867 […]

Conceived, written, and developed by Ms. Anjali Austin, Live Oak is a solo performative work based on 33 quilts inherited from her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Gussie Beatrice Arnold Hill (1912-1988).

Florida State University’s School of Dance and the Museum of Fine Arts are delighted to announce “The Quilts of Mrs. Gussie Beatrice Arnold Hill.” Conceived and developed by School of Dance

On Thursday, June 13th, from 6:00-8:00 pm, join us for the opening reception of “The Quilts of Mrs. Gussie Beatrice Arnold Hill.” Florida State University’s School of Dance and the

Join us for an evening of empowerment and connection at TWM’s Sister Speak event, where women come together to share their wisdom, sip on delightful drinks, and activate their authentic

Join us for a delightful afternoon on Sunday, May 5, 2024, at the Capital City Country Club as Bond Community Health Center celebrates its 40th Anniversary Hats and Gloves Tea

Come out on Saturday, July 13 from 4-9pm and enjoy relaxing music under the shady trees of the Tallahassee Museum at the 46th Annual Swamp Stomp Music Festival! This is

The 5th Sankofa Concert taking place April 27th (two shows) features musical artists Lili Forbes, Kendra Foster, and Cody ChesnuTT. The Tallahassee St.Maarten Foundation will be celebrating 25 years of

Join The Grove Museum for a guided walking tour of the site, focusing on the intersection of nature, culture, and history. In honor of Earth Day, April’s program, led by

The Grove Museum will host Doby Lee Flowers (an FSU Alumna and the First Black Homecoming Princess) and Dr. Juanita Gaston (the Bicentennial Program Coordinator of the Tallahassee African American