Today is Emancipation Day, Tuesday, May 20th. Head out to Lewis Park at 11:30 am on 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 and a list of Tuesday`s schedule, please visit 20thOfMay.com.

🌲 Ready to take your Tallahassee adventure to new heights?
Zip, climb, and soar through the treetops at the @TallahasseeMuseum Tree-to-Tree Adventures—an exciting outdoor experience for thrill-seekers of all ages!

🍓☀️ Dinner al fresco never looked this good. Sage’s patio is the perfect spot to slow down and savor this summer.

Pro tip: Start with the strawberry feta salad and don’t skip the shortcake.

📸 @sagetallahassee
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Emancipation Day is this Tuesday, May 20th. Head out to Lewis Park at 11:30 am on 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 and a list of Tuesday`s schedule, please visit 20thOfMay.com.

Emancipation was proclaimed in Tallahassee on May 20, 1865, eleven days after the end of the American Civil War and two years after President Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation freed those enslaved in Southern states. The Proclamation was read by Union General Edward M. McCook from the steps of the Knott House, effectively ending slavery in the state of Florida. For this reason, Emancipation Day is traditionally celebrated on May 20 in Florida.

Rainy days don’t have to put a pause on your fun in Florida’s Capital City!☔️
There`s plenty to do indoors, from arcades and bowling alleys to museums and climbing gyms.

Find your perfect rainy day activity ⤵️
🔗 https://visittallahassee.com/blog/iso-rainy-day-activities-in-tallahassee/ (link in bio)

📸 Photo 1 - @flippingreatpinball
📸 Photo 2 - @thepicklepadtally
📸 Photo 3 - @tallymacshack

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