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  • 621 Gallery
    621 Gallery
    Gallery/Museum;  Nonprofit
    621 Gallery was established in 1981 and incorporated as a not-for-profit organization in 1989. The governing force behind the 621 Gallery consists of a Board of Directors who are members of the Tallahassee community with an interest in sustaining the arts in this region. 621 Gallery is committed to bringing contemporary art, artists, ideas, and programs to the North Florida and South Georgia region. Monthly program offerings include monthly educational programming for children and adults, monthly literary readings, musical, theatrical and dance performances, as well as participation several times a year in outdoor festivals at Railroad Square Art Park.
  • Chain of Parks Art Festival
    Chain of Parks Art Festival
    Educational;  Environmental;  Festivals/Markets;  Food/Drink;  Gallery/Museum;  History/Heritage;  Kids/Family;  Music;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Visual Art/Fine Craft
    Ranked one of the top Fine Art Shows in the nation, LeMoyne’s Chain of Parks Art Festival is north Florida’s premier outdoor fine art festival. The Festival is ranked in the Top 100 Fine Art Festivals by Sunshine Artist Magazine for the last 10 years, reaching #1 in 2017, #5 in 2018 and #3 in 2019. The Festival awards over $10,000 in cash prizes with 150 juried artists competing. The Chain of Parks Art Festival has been recognized as a Legacy Event by Visit Tallahassee due to the 40,000+ visitors and patrons it attracts. All proceeds from this juried Fine Art festival benefit LeMoyne Arts, a non-profit community-based art center. The festival will kick-off with an FSU Opening Nights Special Presenting Artist Event on Thursday evening, then on Friday the festival will have a new feature of Workshops & Local Artist Demonstrations and finally, the highly anticipated festival weekend with artists in the park will be located along the majestic oak-lined Park Avenue, just east of Monroe Street in beautiful downtown Tallahassee, the two-day festival is free and open to the public. Art, culture, and local heritage is abundant at the festival with over 150 fine artists, pop-up studios for children to experience making art, live entertainment on the Main-stage, 3-D live chalk artists, and more! The festival features a wide variety of local food from the region’s food trucks and restaurants as well as a bar serving craft beer, wine, Mimosas, Bloody Mary’s and more. Visitors view and purchase amazing one-of-a-kind works from fine artists from all over the US while enjoying a weekend of fun, fine art, culinary delights, children’s festival and live entertainment. Learn more at www.ChainofParks.com
  • Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee
    Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee
    Education;  Film/Video;  Gallery/Museum;  Kids/Family;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Theatre
    The Challenger Learning Center (CLC) of Tallahassee is a 32,000 square-foot facility located on beautiful Kleman Plaza in downtown Tallahassee. The CLC is the K-12 educational outreach facility of the Florida A&M University – Florida State University College of Engineering and strives to foster long-term interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM); create positive learning experiences; and motivate students to pursue higher education and careers in these fields. To accomplish this mission, the CLC features a state-of-the-art Space Mission Simulator and utilizes the immersiveness of an IMAX® 3D Theatre, the Downtown Digital Dome Theatre & Planetarium, and hands-on or demonstrational science techniques and equipment. The CLC is part of the Challenger Center for Space Science Education international network and offers field trips, camps, weekend and family-friendly programming every month, birthday parties, facility rentals, public mission simulations, a membership program and more.
  • Council on Culture & Arts (COCA)
    Council on Culture & Arts (COCA)
    Dance;  Gallery/Museum;  Literature/Poetry;  Media;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Visual Art/Fine Craft
    COCA, the Council on Culture & Arts, is a non-profit organization that serves as the facilitator and voice for the arts and cultural industry in Florida’s capital area.  COCA provides information and promotes the arts and culture to both citizens and visitors.  
  • Cross-Cultural Coalition of South Side Tallahassee, Inc.
    Cross-Cultural Coalition of South Side Tallahassee, Inc.
    Association/Club/Group/Guild;  Education;  Festivals/Markets;  Gallery/Museum;  History/Heritage;  Kids/Family;  Music;  Nonprofit;  Special Events
    The Cross-Cultural Coalition (CCC) is located within the Railroad Square Art Park in the Greater Frenchtown/Southside Community Redevelopment Area (as officially designated by the City of Tallahassee) between FSU and FAMU.  CCC believes that the arts and humanities play a central and integral role in the lives of all people, and are essential to the health and vitality of our community. Our mission is to serve, advance and lead the alliance represented by the Coalition:  the organizations and individuals in and outside the Art Park who cultivate, promote, sustain and support arts and culture. Our goals are: 1) to help small and minority individuals and groups build an environment where the arts, history and culture – and education about them – thrive, and 2) to provide individual awareness of and appreciation for the value of the arts and ethnic/cultural understanding.  The Coalition provides free, exciting and educational cultural events, including two major festivals:  ArtiGras in the Spring and Caribé in the Fall.  These festivals unite and celebrate culture and community in all of their forms, and bring together various geographically disparate communities with shared roots, to create a stronger sense of togetherness and belonging.  Our monthly events include First Friday, Second Saturday Jazz, Second Sunday Songwriters, and Third Thursday Literary Night.  CCC produced the First Annual Sankofa Concert at Cascades Amphitheater (moved to the Moon due to rain) on July 6th, and also recently produced a Benefit Concert for the Bahamas at the Moon that raised thousands for victims of Dorian in Abaco and Grand Bahama.
  • Goodwood Museum & Gardens
    Goodwood Museum & Gardens
    Gallery/Museum;  History/Heritage;  Kids/Family;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Sports/Outdoors
    Goodwood Museum & Gardens stands among North Florida’s leading cultural and historic attractions. The property has witnessed, and today helps to tell the stories of, every era of modern Florida from the early 19th century to today. Goodwood Museum & Gardens, Inc. was established in 1996 as a not-for-profit steward responsible for the preservation and operation of the historic Goodwood estate as a house museum, an heirloom garden, and a cultural and educational resource for the community. Programming and services at Goodwood include the museum and its collections, the historic buildings and grounds, special events, and facilities rental.
  • John G. Riley Center & Museum of African-American History and Culture
    John G. Riley Center & Museum of African-American History and Culture
    Education;  Gallery/Museum;  History/Heritage;  Kids/Family;  Nonprofit;  Special Events
    The John G. Riley Center/Museum is a historical and cultural gem that sits at the bottom of a hill in downtown Tallahassee, at the corner of Meridian and Jefferson Streets. The Riley historic home represents the thriving black neighborhood, known as Smokey Hollow, that once existed in what is just east of downtown Tallahassee. It is especially significant when compared to other such historical sites in that it is the last vestige we have of the accomplishments of an entire group of people, the black middle class, which emerged in the latter part of the nineteenth century. The mission and purpose of the John G. Riley Center/Museum of African American History & Culture is to discover, archive and illuminate the blended interrelationship of African American, Native American and European history and preserve African American landmarks and legacies throughout the State of Florida as an enduring public resource through tourism and education. Established in 1996,  the museum’s programs provide an environment and means to encourage and empower participants to develop an awareness of and gain an appreciation for the educational and social contributions of African Americans to Florida’s history. HOURS OF OPERATION Monday – Thursday:    10 am – 4 pm Friday – Saturday:    10 am – 2 pm *Other times by appointment only ADMISSION $5.00 Adults & Children $2.00  for Leon County Public School Students INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP TOURS Tours are customized to relate to the needs, interest and age of the individual and groups touring the facility. Self-guided tours are also available during regular operating hours. Contact us for our Tour Reservation Form  and fax it to us 10 days prior to your tour date at 850-681-7000!
  • Knott House Museum
    Knott House Museum
    Gallery/Museum
    The house currently known as the Knott House was constructed in 1843, probably by George Proctor, a free black builder. Attorney Thomas Hagner and his bride Catherine Gamble became the home’s first residents the following year. Immediately after the Civil War ended, Union Brigadier General Edward M. McCook used the house as his temporary headquarters when he occupied Tallahassee. On May 20, 1865, McCook declared the Emancipation Proclamation to be in effect, thereby announcing freedom for all enslaved persons in the greater Tallahassee region. In 1883, a prominent local physician, Dr. George Betton, bought the house where he maintained an office. In 1928, the Knott family acquired the house, added the large columns in front along with other renovations, and lived here until 1985. William Knott served the State of Florida for more than forty years as tax auditor, comptroller, and state treasurer. His wife Luella was a musician, a poet, and an advocate for social causes. Their home became known as “The House That Rhymes” because she adorned its Victorian-era furnishings with her poems that blended history and moral lessons with charm and wit. With the death of the Knott’s son Charlie in 1985, the Historic Tallahassee Preservation Board became the beneficiary, and after extensive renovations, the Knott House Museum opened to the public in 1992. Its administration was transferred to the Museum of Florida History in 1997.
  • LeMoyne Arts
    LeMoyne Arts
    Education;  Festivals/Markets;  Foundation;  Gallery/Museum;  Kids/Family;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Visual Art/Fine Craft
    LeMoyne Arts has been an integral part of Tallahassee’s cultural landscape since 1964. LeMoyne is dedicated to providing this community and those in surrounding areas with rich cultural opportunities to increase awareness of and interest in the arts. Experience the art of outstanding local, regional and national artists year round. Our four beautiful galleries showcase ten exhibitions each year in addition to our popular holiday show and our Chain of Parks Art Festival, rated one of the top 100 Art Festivals in the Southeast. A full schedule of education classes provides a creative experience for all ages, PreK to adult, ranging from free 1-hour exercises called ArtSparks for PreK, to workshops and eight-week classes. Our professional staff of instructors provide a wide and varied assortment to fill every creative need.
  • Museum of Fine Arts at FSU
    Museum of Fine Arts at FSU
    Gallery/Museum;  Nonprofit;  Visual Art/Fine Craft
    The mission of the Museum of Fine Arts is twofold: to enrich the university and the community by exhibiting works of art which expand the understanding of art today and of the past, and to serve as a teaching instrument for art instruction, particularly by holding exhibitions of informational value to students and the general public. The scope of Mofa projects ranges from the vigorous work of regional artists and students to national-impact, scholarly presentations. The Museum is a vital and colorful place where scholarship and creativity abound in the season calendar; there is never a dull moment, programs are a spectrum of media and points of view, and the museum is a cheerful and welcoming place to visit.
  • Museum of Florida History
    Museum of Florida History
    Gallery/Museum
    The Museum of Florida History is the state of Florida’s history museum, housing exhibits and artifacts covering its history and prehistory. It is located in the state capital, Tallahassee, Florida, at the R. A. Gray Building, 500 South Bronough Street. Opened in 1977, the Museum of Florida History collects, preserves, exhibits, and interprets evidence of past and present cultures in Florida, and promotes knowledge and appreciation of this heritage. As the state history museum, it focuses on artifacts and eras unique to Florida’s development and on roles that Floridians have played in national and global events. Through exhibits, educational programs, research, and collections, the Museum reflects the ways that people have shaped and reacted to their cultural and natural environments.
  • Tallahassee Live Music Community Charity Group, Inc.
    Tallahassee Live Music Community Charity Group, Inc.
    Dance;  Education;  Festivals/Markets;  Film/Video;  Gallery/Museum;  Kids/Family;  Music;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Theatre
    Tallahassee Live Music Community Charity Group is a 501(c)3 organization established in January 2018. We support music and performing arts programs, provide at-risk youth with free musical instruments and lessons, provide apprenticeships in live production, and invest in artist development. Our organization currently occupies a 12, 000 square foot building with three full-sized stages- two indoor, one outdoor atop the bank of the Historic Ochlockonee River in Leon County. The Music Hall, Studio Lounge and Tiki Deck are three separate spaces, each unique and between 4,000-6,000 square feet. We have hosted many non-profit events for the community, with no rental fee required, and 100% of ticket sales and door sales going towards the guest charities cause.  We host all ages, 18+, and 21+ events. We provide full in-house production, including lighting technicians, sound engineers, videographers, and photographers who have a combined 30 years of experience in live shows and the music industry. Experience varies between stage management, band management, tour management, recording studio engineer, live production, songwriting, demo-recording, scratch tracks, stage plots, rigging, and stage construction.
  • Tallahassee Museum
    Tallahassee Museum
    Festivals/Markets;  Gallery/Museum;  History/Heritage;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Sports/Outdoors
    The Tallahassee Museum is a 52-acre outdoor Museum located on beautiful Lake Bradford where history, nature, and, wildlife intersect to tell an intriguing story about Florida’s natural and cultural heritage. This unique Museum with its 1880s farmstead, historical buildings, live collection of native wildlife, and scenic grounds provides hands-on learning and entertainment for all ages. The internationally acclaimed exhibit, Jim Gary’s Twentieth Century Dinosaurs, also calls the Museum home.  These vividly colored dinosaurs sculpted from recycled car parts evoke thoughts about art, science and sustainability. Tallahassee Tree to Tree Adventures, the Museum’s new zip line and adventure course, encourages visitors to explore the majesty of nature from high in the trees. There is something for everyone at the Tallahassee Museum.
  • The Sharing Tree
    The Sharing Tree
    Business/Retail;  Education;  Educational;  Environmental;  Festivals/Markets;  Gallery/Museum;  Kids/Family;  Nonprofit;  Retail;  Special Events;  Visual Art/Fine Craft
    To inspire creativity, innovative thinking, and collaborative problem-solving while nurturing children, families, communities, and the environment. We accomplish our mission by providing children, parents, and teachers with: a magical, creative play space designed to develop creative confidence recycled and repurposed materials for creative play, arts, and crafts classes and events for after-school, preschool, home school children, and adults Our New Mission To inspire creativity, innovative thinking, and collaborative problem-solving while nurturing children, families, communities, and the environment. The Sharing Tree was established in 2009 by Tallahassee artist and entrepreneur Carly Sinnadurai as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. The original mission of The Sharing Tree was to collect and redistribute reusable materials to educators, artists and the broader learning community, while simultaneously educating the community in the art of creative reuse. Over the years, The Sharing Tree provided thousands of teachers, students, artists, businesses and families with affordable crafting and art materials, donated over a million dollars in classroom materials annually to local educators and non profits, and diverted over eight hundred tons of reusable materials from our local landfill. In recent years, The Sharing Tree has evolved and grown to include an increasing amount of educational opportunities for children and adults that focus on nurturing creative confidence, while reinforcing healthy values and practices that best sustain people and our planet. Our passion for education has motivated us to reevaluate our mission.
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