Hilly Fields Florist & Gifts
2475 Apalachee Pkwy.Tallahassee FL 32301
(850) 656-2118
Hilly Fields Florist is a family owned and operated full-service florist located in Tallahassee, Fl. Our florist opened for business February 8, 1994. Owner Janet Davis, daughter Alison and son-in-law David Mayne, are committed to florist excellence and to offering the finest in fresh flower arrangements in the Tallahassee, Florida area. Our arrangements are made to order in traditional, artistic, seasonal and high style. We also offer a variety of beautiful live plants and gardens. Seasonal blooming plants as well. Another specialty is Gift Baskets like fresh fruit, gourmet foods, junk foods, relaxation & spa products and new baby. We do our best for special request as well. We also have a gift shop that is great for browsing! See many of our gifts on line. Please visit our wedding website to schedule a consultation or to plan your floral needs: www.weddingflowerstallahassee.com
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Hilly Fields Florist is a family owned and operated full-service florist located in Tallahassee, Fl. Our florist opened for business February 8, 1994. Owner Janet Davis, daughter Alison and son-in-law David Mayne, are committed to florist excellence and to offering the finest in fresh flower arrangements in the Tallahassee, Florida area. Our arrangements are made to order in traditional, artistic, seasonal and high style. We also offer a variety of beautiful live plants and gardens. Seasonal blooming plants as well. Another specialty is Gift Baskets like fresh fruit, gourmet foods, junk foods, relaxation & spa products and new baby. We do our best for special request as well. We also have a gift shop that is great for browsing! See many of our gifts on line. Please visit our wedding website to schedule a consultation or to plan your floral needs: www.weddingflowerstallahassee.com
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Dinner with a side of city lights. 🍸
Eve on Adams offers an indulgent escape where the sunset is just as much a part of the meal as the plate in front of you. Their Surf & Turf Alfredo pairs perfectly seared sirloin and jumbo shrimp with a rich champagne cream sauce. It’s an elevated way to slow down and savor some of the most stunning views of the city skyline.
📍 Eve on Adams
@eveonadamstally
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Step aboard the River Boat Tour at Wakulla Springs State Park for a guided journey through Florida’s ancient waterways. The boat glides over one of the world’s largest and deepest freshwater springs, which pushes out hundreds of millions of gallons of water daily.
Famous for its role as a backdrop for early Hollywood cinema, this river remains a preserved sanctuary just a short drive from Tallahassee. The tour moves at a rhythmic pace, allowing plenty of time to photograph manatees, wildlife, and the massive cypress canopy that defines the natural landscape.
📍 Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park
🕒 Frequency: Tours depart 365 days a year weather permitting
🚢 Accessibility: ADA-compliant boats are available by request
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LeMoyne`s Chain of Parks Art Festival takes place in the heart of Florida’s Capital City, transforming the downtown area into a sprawling outdoor gallery. Rated as one of the top fine art shows in the nation, this event brings original works from over 150 juried artists to the shade of the historic Park Avenue oaks.
Spend the weekend wandering through the downtown chain of parks to view original, hand-crafted ceramics, paintings, and sculptures. The festival atmosphere is anchored by local food vendors and live performances, and more, turning the downtown area into a vibrant, walkable hub for the weekend.
📅 Dates: Saturday, April 18 & Sunday, April 19
⏰ Hours: Saturday 10 AM – 5 PM | Sunday 10 AM – 4 PM
📍 Location: "Chain of Parks" (Downtown Tallahassee)
🎟️ Admission: Free and open to the public
The Levitt AMP Tallahassee Music Under The Oaks series kicks off on April 9th, bringing the sounds of Nashville to the heart of downtown. This free evening of live music features folk and country singer Angela Autumn, paired with a curated selection of local art vendors.
The Details:
📅 Thursday, April 9 | 7 PM - 9 PM
📍 Lewis Park, Downtown Tallahassee
✔️ Free event
🎤 Angela Autumn
🥨 Food trucks and drinks available on-site
🧺 Bring a blanket or a lawn chair
🖱️ More info: tallahasseearts.org/LevittAMP/
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Jeri’s Love on a Plate is the ultimate Market District hideaway. 🥂
The garden-like patio at Jeri’s Love on a Plate is the ultimate neighborhood hideaway for a long, relaxed weekend lunch. Fresh ingredients and honest flavors define the menu, creating a bright, welcoming space designed for slowing down and savoring the best parts of the day.
📍 Jeri`s Love on a Plate
📸 @jerisloveonaplate
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Florida’s Big Bend provided the ultimate backdrop for last weekend`s chase for giants. 🎣
100 anglers representing 15 states joined us for the Kayak Adventure Series, putting "Tallabassee`s" local waters to the test. With over 300 fish caught and perfect spring weather, it was an incredible weekend on the water for everyone involved.
📸 @kayakadventureseries
The circus is officially back. 🎪
The 79th Annual Spring Show Series kicks off this weekend, where the FSU Flying High Circus presents its newest production, "Tall Tales." Visitors can expect a world-class display of local talent featuring breathtaking aerial artistry, precision acrobatics, and so much more!
Shows run from now through April 18, but the opening weekend always carries a special electricity. Grab your tickets to catch the first flight of the season!
Full schedule and tickets ⤵️
🔗 https://circus.fsu.edu/performances
📸 @fsuflyinghighcircus
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The essence of spring has finally been bottled. 🌸
We’ve captured the spirit of Florida’s Capital City’s most iconic landscapes to create Canopy Roads, a signature fragrance inspired by our 78 miles of intriguing shaded drives.
Expect a deep, atmospheric blend of sun-warmed Spanish moss, Southern live oak, and the faint, iron-rich aroma of the iconic red clay roads.
While you can’t actually buy a bottle, the nine official cooling canopies that inspired it are open for exploration all year long. Happy April Fools` from Visit Tallahassee!