Railroad Square Art District
602 McDonnell Dr.Tallahassee FL 32310
(850) 224-1308
Historic warehouse district now home to more than 50 artist studios, galleries, and small shops. Railroad Square Art Park serves as Tallahassee's "Art District," the creative haven for many Tallahassee artists and other creative, small businesses, such as vintage clothing and thrift stores, shops featuring locally-made products, and even a vintage pinball arcade and indoor rock climbing gym. The brightly colored buildings, eclectic shops and variety of outdoor art and murals made this one of the top selfie locations in Tallahassee. There are plenty of options for dining/refreshments including Black Dog Cafe on the Square (coffee, gourmet pops, and more), the Crumbox Gastgarden (only cafe in town built out of a real railroad caboose), and the Railroad Square Craft House, serving pub food and craft beer in a colorful outdoor art garden. On the first Friday of every month, the park hosts the "First Friday Gallery Hop," a highly popular event from 6-9pm celebrating art, music and fun. Second Saturdays are now also a popular at the art park, with open galleries and shops during the daytime, and events at Black Dog and the Crumbox in the evening. However, Railroad Square is now becoming a daily destination, with many shops open in the afternoon Tuesday/Wednesday through Sunday. See website for details on events and businesses, and follow Facebook to keep up with the Art Park's many happenings!
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Historic warehouse district now home to more than 50 artist studios, galleries, and small shops. Railroad Square Art Park serves as Tallahassee's "Art District," the creative haven for many Tallahassee artists and other creative, small businesses, such as vintage clothing and thrift stores, shops featuring locally-made products, and even a vintage pinball arcade and indoor rock climbing gym. The brightly colored buildings, eclectic shops and variety of outdoor art and murals made this one of the top selfie locations in Tallahassee. There are plenty of options for dining/refreshments including Black Dog Cafe on the Square (coffee, gourmet pops, and more), the Crumbox Gastgarden (only cafe in town built out of a real railroad caboose), and the Railroad Square Craft House, serving pub food and craft beer in a colorful outdoor art garden. On the first Friday of every month, the park hosts the "First Friday Gallery Hop," a highly popular event from 6-9pm celebrating art, music and fun. Second Saturdays are now also a popular at the art park, with open galleries and shops during the daytime, and events at Black Dog and the Crumbox in the evening. However, Railroad Square is now becoming a daily destination, with many shops open in the afternoon Tuesday/Wednesday through Sunday. See website for details on events and businesses, and follow Facebook to keep up with the Art Park's many happenings!
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The annual 20th of May—Emancipation in Florida commemoration recognizes the announcement of the Emancipation Proclamation in Tallahassee, Florida, on May 20, 1865, two years after it was first issued by President Abraham Lincoln.
Join us Monday starting at 11:30 am in Lewis Park, at the steps of the Knott House Museum, for the annual community event that includes musical performances, speakers, and a reading of the Emancipation Proclamation. For more info on Monday`s schedule, please visit 20thOfMay.com
The program is free and open to the public.
Soccer returns to Gene Cox Stadium tonight with the @tallahassee_soccer_club`s season opener. 🎉 Bring your friends and family for an evening of high-energy action and community spirit. Let`s show our support and fill the stands! Rain or shine.
🎟 Adults $10; kids 13 and under are FREE
🏟 Gene Cox Stadium (601 Paul Russell Road)
⏰ Kickoff at 7:00 pm
🌭 Food Trucks
For tickets and more information, visit www.TLHSoccerClub.com
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Join us for the Second Annual Freedom`s Eve Emancipation Concert at The Moon tonight at 7pm! A FREE @tallahasseesymphony performance with guest artists honoring Freedom’s Eve and Florida’s Emancipation Day.
Learn more via link in bio.
Add a little adventure to your next Tallahassee trip with a visit to the North Florida Wildlife Center, where you can meet Bumi, their resident anteater!
🦉 🦊 Learn, discover, and explore all the fascinating wildlife on-site with a guided tour or with an up-close animal encounter! Perfect for families and wildlife enthusiasts alike!
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📍 North Florida Wildlife Center
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Join @thegrovemuseum at 2 PM this Saturday, May 11th, for a guided walking tour of the site, focusing on the intersection of nature, culture, and history.
In honor of the 20th of May—Emancipation in Florida, May’s program, led by John Grandage, Assistant Director for Historical Resources, will focus on historical landscapes tied to the history of slavery and freedom in the Red Hills Region. The program will also touch upon historical research that highlights how African Americans shaped the built and natural environment of Leon County in the nineteenth century.
This is an informal program and guests can join or leave the walk at any time. Please wear comfortable shoes and be prepared to stand or walk for the majority of the tour.
Visit the museum before or after the walk to enjoy exhibits from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
This program is free and open to the public. Parking for The Grove Museum is located at 902 N. Monroe St.
Need a mid-week boost? ☕ Swing by Lucky Goat Cafe and let their expertly brewed coffee recharge your spirits! Whether you`re a latte lover or espresso enthusiast, they`ve got just the kick you need to conquer the week.
📸: @luckygoatcoffee
📢 Visitor Information Center Update
Due to the temporary closure of Railroad Avenue between Gaines Street and FAMU Way, the Visitor Information Center located at 918 Railroad Avenue will not be accessible by the main entrance from May 6th through the end of June.
Visitors can use the service road behind Publix along Stone Valley Way from Gaines Street to get to the main entrance.
🗺️ Link to directions: https://bit.ly/44mjTHe
Our monthly Stop at the Station events on First Fridays will resume in September.
Rock legends @georgethorogoodofficial & The Destroyers and @38specialband are hitting the stage at Adderley Amphitheater in Cascades Park tonight, Saturday, May 4, 2024! Experience a night of blues-based Classic Rock hits that include “Get A Haircut,” “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer,” “Move It On Over,” and “Bad To The Bone.”
🎟️ Tickets available at: theadderleyamphitheater.com/