FSU College of Music
122 N. Copeland StTallahassee FL 32306-1180
(850) 644-4744
The College of Music occupies five buildings on the north-east corner of campus. The Housewright Music Building, the Kuersteiner Music Building, and the Longmire Building house faculty offices, classrooms, and recital halls. The Warren D. Allen Music Library and a state-of-the-art recording studio are also in the Housewright Music Building, while the Music Technology Resource Center can be found in the Kuersteiner Music Building.
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The College of Music occupies five buildings on the north-east corner of campus. The Housewright Music Building, the Kuersteiner Music Building, and the Longmire Building house faculty offices, classrooms, and recital halls. The Warren D. Allen Music Library and a state-of-the-art recording studio are also in the Housewright Music Building, while the Music Technology Resource Center can be found in the Kuersteiner Music Building.
Share your most epic Tallahassee moments with #iHeartTally.
🚵♂️ Whether you`re a seasoned rider or just getting started, Tallahassee’s 700+ miles of trails offer the perfect mix of challenge and adventure.
Explore the trails to experience thrilling singletracks and stunning views while pushing your endurance to new heights. 🌲 And afterward, you can rest up for a round or two at our many biker-friendly beer gardens around town.
Find your new trailhead at the link in bio. mbtallahassee.com
Congrats to Mission San Luis! 🏆✨
@missionsanluis has been voted the #7 Best Open-Air Museum in the Nation in the 2026 USA TODAY 10Best Readers` Choice Awards!
Once the bustling capital of western La Florida, this National Historic Landmark offers an unforgettable dive into 17th-century life. Walk through an Apalachee council house, step inside a Spanish fort, and uncover stories from Florida`s colonial past—all brought to life by incredible living history interpreters. A must-visit for history buffs and adventurers alike!
Did we mention it`s dog-friendly? 🐕🦺
📍Mission San Luis - Tallahassee, FL
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It’s Opening Night of the 2026 Shakespeare in the Park Festival with Southern Shakespeare Company!
Tonight, you can watch @southernshakes` The Tempest take the stage under the stars. Expect magic, music, swordplay, and some of the most stunning costumes you’ve ever seen in the park.
Festival opens at 6 PM.
Performance begins at 7:30 PM.
📍 Location: Cascades Park, Tallahassee
📅 February 19 - 22
Festival FAQs, cast lists, and full details are available here: SouthernShakes.org
Bring a blanket, bring a friend, and come enjoy food trucks, artisans, and the show, and celebrate Opening Night. See you at the park. 🌙
Photo by @reptilelingerie.
The countdown is ON! 🍌⏰ Next week, Banana Ball is taking over Tallahassee!
⚾️ If you’re traveling in for the games, we’ve put together a Know Before You Go guide to make your trip seamless with places to stay, things to do, and where to have fun!
🔗 Read the "Know Before You Go" Guide at the link in our bio!
visittallahassee.com/tallahassee-savannah-bananas-weekend-guide/
Happy President’s Day Weekend from Florida’s Capital City! 🇺🇸✨
As a featured stop on the road to America’s Semiquincentennial (2026), the Florida Historic Capitol Museum is the best place to reflect on George Washington’s legacy and Florida`s role in American history. Take a closer look at the iconic `Lansdowne Portrait` of our first president. This stunning 1935 reproduction by Emmaline Buchholz captures the grandeur of Washington’s presidency.
📍 Florida Historic Capitol Museum
Weekend plans? Solved. ✅
🇺🇸 In celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, admission is waived at @MissionSanLuis starting today through Sunday. It’s the perfect opportunity to explore the council house, meet the living history interpreters, and experience life in Florida`s Apalachee-Spanish History Museum.
📆 When: Friday, Feb. 13 – Sunday, Feb. 15
⚠️ Note: The site is closed on Mondays.
📍 Where: Mission San Luis
POV: You found the real-life Secret Garden. 🌺✨
The bloom season at Maclay Gardens is officially underway. Occurring now through April 30, with the floral peak in late February.
Have you been out to see the blooms yet this year?
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🎭✨ Now in February! ✨🎭
It’s time for the 2026 Free Shakespeare in the Park Festival at Cascades Park! From bold performances to special access experiences, here’s everything coming your way next week:
🌪️ Festival Production: The Tempest
Under the stars at the Adderley Amphitheater, experience Shakespeare’s magical tale of power, forgiveness, and wonder starring William Ragsdale of Fright Night and Herman’s Head fame.
🎓 The Bardlings present The Winter’s Tale
Our talented student actors (rising grades 6–12) take the stage before the evening performances on Feb. 21 and 22—don’t miss this joyful, moving production.
🤟 ASL-Interpreted Performances
Saturday, Feb. 21 – Enjoy The Tempest with American Sign Language interpretation at 7:30 PM
Sunday, Feb. 22 - Enjoy The Winter’s Tale with American Sign Language interpretation at 5:30 PM
👋 Touch Tours (guided experiences for blind and partially sighted audience members)
• Saturday, Feb. 21 @ 3:00 PM – The Winter’s Tale (Bardlings)
• Sunday, Feb. 22 @ 3:00 PM – The Tempest
Participants can explore the set, costumes, and props and meet members of the cast and creative team.
👑 Kids’ Kingdom & Pre-Show Fun
Arrive at 4 PM on Feb. 21 and 22 to enjoy family-friendly activities, crafts, demonstrations, and food trucks before the shows begin.
🪑 Seat Reservations Available
The Festival is always free and open to the public, but you can reserve a specific seat in the amphitheater for a small fee.
📍 Location: Cascades Park, Tallahassee
📅 February 19 - 22
Festival FAQs, cast lists, volunteer sign-ups, and full details are live here: SouthernShakes.org (link in bio)
✨ Gather your friends, pack a blanket, and join us—Shakespeare season has officially begun!