Events
Whether it’s catching a live concert at Capital City Amphitheater or an exhilarating football game at Doak Campbell Stadium, there are exciting events throughout the year in Florida’s Capital City.
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SELECT DATES:
Mar. 26 –
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
CLOSED - Tallahassee Scavenger Hunt: Outdoor Activities in Tallahassee
Looking for small group activities that take you beyond the four walls of your local watering hole? Let’s Roam is here to help.
Apr. 1 –
Sep. 30
Sep. 30
FENNEC FOXES AT THE TALLAHASSEE MUSEUM!
The Tallahassee Museum’s 2020 Spring Guest Animal Exhibit opens Friday, March 13th, and features seven Fennec foxes.
Apr. 3 –
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
School's Out Story Time
Engaging virtual story time for elementary aged children.
May. 11 –
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Virtual Tours of The Grove Museum
Experience The Grove Museum online through virtual tours and programs highlighting the nature, culture, and history of the site
May. 11 –
May. 31
May. 31
Thomasville's Historic Walking and Driving Tour
Enjoy the scenic outdoors while viewing some of Thomasville's beautiful Victorian and Antebellum homes on the Historic Walking and Driving Tour.
May. 18 –
Sep. 26
Sep. 26
Salute To Essential Workers
An Art In Public Places project to salute local community workers through the message of art in the environment.
May. 21 –
May. 31
May. 31
The Ethermage Saga by David Ekrut
Rather than writing the novel for publication, best-selling author David Ekrut is posting each chapter on a blog and letting readers get involved in the writing process by voting on the direction of the story.
Jul. 10 –
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Story Walk Thomasville
Walk, read and breathe in nature on the Thomas County Public Library's Story Walk!
Jul. 30 –
Oct. 31
Oct. 31
New Landscapes Exhibition
Florida State University’s Museum of Fine Arts has opened the new virtual exhibit New Landscapes, featuring more than 30 photographic works on loan from selected artists and from the museum’s permanent collection.
Aug. 15 –
Nov. 21
Nov. 21
Annie Get Your Glue Gun Crafter's Meetup
with the Leon County Public Library
Sep. 18
