Lake Talquin
Located west of Tallahassee, Lake Talquin is a manmade lake by the damming of the Oklockonee river. The 10,000-acre lake offers outstanding freshwater fishing including common species such as largemouth bass, striped bass, speckled perch, bream and catfish. For anglers who don’t have a boat, a small fishing dock is located at the River Bluff area, just west of the 650-foot boardwalk. The dock provides visitors excellent access to fishing from land. Lake Talquin is deep with an average depth of 15 feet and a maximum depth of 40 feet. There are 7 public boat ramps and 5 public fishing piers on the Leon County side of the lake (Hwy 20). On the Gadsden County side, there are 3 public boat ramps and 2 public fishing piers.
After a day on the water, venture into Lake Talquin State Park to enjoy a leisurely walk on the interpretive trail past ravine systems to a bluff overlooking the lake.
The park is an excellent place for wildlife viewing and bird-watching. Wildlife roaming the park includes deer, squirrel, turkey and the occasional bear. Birders are likely to spot bald eagles and osprey soaring high above the lake.
Insider tip: Lake Talquin is nationally known for its high-quality Black Crappie (speckled perch) fishery. The best Black Crappie fishing occurs in cooler months (December through April).
Located west of Tallahassee, Lake Talquin is a manmade lake by the damming of the Oklockonee river. The 10,000-acre lake offers outstanding freshwater fishing including common species such as largemouth bass, striped bass, speckled perch, bream and catfish. For anglers who don’t have a boat, a small fishing dock is located at the River Bluff area, just west of the 650-foot boardwalk. The dock provides visitors excellent access to fishing from land. Lake Talquin is deep with an average depth of 15 feet and a maximum depth of 40 feet. There are 7 public boat ramps and 5 public fishing piers on the Leon County side of the lake (Hwy 20). On the Gadsden County side, there are 3 public boat ramps and 2 public fishing piers.
After a day on the water, venture into Lake Talquin State Park to enjoy a leisurely walk on the interpretive trail past ravine systems to a bluff overlooking the lake.
The park is an excellent place for wildlife viewing and bird-watching. Wildlife roaming the park includes deer, squirrel, turkey and the occasional bear. Birders are likely to spot bald eagles and osprey soaring high above the lake.
Insider tip: Lake Talquin is nationally known for its high-quality Black Crappie (speckled perch) fishery. The best Black Crappie fishing occurs in cooler months (December through April).
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It’s concert day at the Adderley Amphitheater, and the weather is looking perfect for a night out under the stars.🌃
Here are a few things to know before you head out to experience An Evening with TOTO.
Tickets are still available at theadderleyamphitheater.com.
Coming to town for the Banana Ball World Tour? We’ve curated some of the best spots to stay, local favorites for a pre-game meal, and must-see Tallahassee attractions to explore before the first pitch.
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🌱 🌼 Tallahassee Floral Guide ⤵️
Blossoms are opening up all around Tallahassee! 🌸 Check out the top 5 must-see locations for experiencing the season`s most stunning floral displays. Where is your favorite place to see blooms on display?
📍 Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park
📍 Dorothy B. Oven Park
📍 @floridastateuniversity Campus
📍 @thegrovemuseum
📍 @tallahasseenurseries
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Unity is in the air! ✊🏾✨ The Harambee Festival returns to @FAMU_1887 this Saturday, Feb. 28!
In honor of Black History Month, the festival will feature live entertainment, cultural performances, community engagement activities, and family-friendly programming designed to highlight the richness of African and African American culture.
📍 Will Packer Amphitheater, FAMU
🗓️ Saturday, Feb. 28 | 11 AM - 5 PM
🚵♂️ 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.
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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. 🌙
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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!
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