SoMo Walls
1327 S. Monroe St.Tallahassee FL 32301
Welcome to Tallahassee’s newest arts and entertainment destination: South Monroe Walls.
Over the course of history, public art has harnessed the power to inspire, educate and innovate. It can send important messages to the community, make people more aware of their environment, and allow the public to see and experience art in memorable ways. From carefully planned murals to mixed-media sculptures and street art, spaces dedicated to public art give the artist and the public opportunities to interact in ways thSoMo Walls, located between Oakland Avenue and Harrison Street along South Monroe Street, and directly across Proof Brewing Company, is a new exciting addition to the Tallahassee public art scene. It serves as an extension of growing art walk culture peppered throughout Gaines Street and Downtown Tallahassee. SoMo Walls is a major arts and entertainment destination for people to explore just beyond the pedestrian-friendly Cascades Park. By blending artistic expression with modern retail spaces, SoMo Walls is a hub of daily activities easily accessible throughout the day and night for residents and visitors alike. Initially, SoMo Walls will host 14 rotating wall canvases nestled among 33,000 square feet of commercial activity including multiple food & beverage options, service and event space.
Inspired by Wynwood Walls in Miami-Dade County and fueled by a growing desire for a revitalized downtown, SoMo Walls aims to bring back life to this once neglected streetscape and give Florida’s Capital the opportunity to tell its story through art.
Welcome to Tallahassee’s newest arts and entertainment destination: South Monroe Walls.
Over the course of history, public art has harnessed the power to inspire, educate and innovate. It can send important messages to the community, make people more aware of their environment, and allow the public to see and experience art in memorable ways. From carefully planned murals to mixed-media sculptures and street art, spaces dedicated to public art give the artist and the public opportunities to interact in ways thSoMo Walls, located between Oakland Avenue and Harrison Street along South Monroe Street, and directly across Proof Brewing Company, is a new exciting addition to the Tallahassee public art scene. It serves as an extension of growing art walk culture peppered throughout Gaines Street and Downtown Tallahassee. SoMo Walls is a major arts and entertainment destination for people to explore just beyond the pedestrian-friendly Cascades Park. By blending artistic expression with modern retail spaces, SoMo Walls is a hub of daily activities easily accessible throughout the day and night for residents and visitors alike. Initially, SoMo Walls will host 14 rotating wall canvases nestled among 33,000 square feet of commercial activity including multiple food & beverage options, service and event space.
Inspired by Wynwood Walls in Miami-Dade County and fueled by a growing desire for a revitalized downtown, SoMo Walls aims to bring back life to this once neglected streetscape and give Florida’s Capital the opportunity to tell its story through art.
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Looking for someplace special? Make dinner plans worth celebrating. 🍽️
@edisontally, inside a restored 1921 power plant overlooking Cascades Park, serves Florida-inspired cuisine and craft cocktails. Brunch and dinner are on the menu Saturday and Sunday, so book ahead and make it part of your Homecoming weekend.
Friday night, Frenchtown turns up. 🔥
🧡💚 Frenchtown Rising is back with Keke Wyatt live on the block. Free outdoor concert, with vendors, food, games and that unmistakable Frenchtown energy.
📍 Corner of Georgia & Macomb
⏰ 6 to 10 PM. Bring your crew and kick off Homecoming weekend right.
It’s Homecoming week on The Hill! 💚🧡🐍 There’s no place like FAMU, and Tallahassee is ready for it.
📣 Tonight: Homecoming Pep Rally at 7 PM
🎤 Thursday, Oct. 22: Homecoming Concert with Gunna, Summer Walker, T.I. and Bellygang Kushington at the Al Lawson Center. Show at 7.
👏 Friday, Oct. 23: NPHC Step Show. Nine organizations, one crown.
🎶 Friday, Oct. 23: Frenchtown Rising, a free outdoor block party with live music, food and games at Georgia & Macomb, 6 to 10 PM.
🏈 Saturday, Oct. 24: Rattlers vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Bragg Memorial Stadium. Kickoff at 4!
🙏 Sunday, Oct. 25: Gospel Concert at Lee Hall closes out the week.
See the full schedule at homecomingatfamu.com.
Coming to town? Find out where to eat, stay and play: VisitTallahassee.com
2026 FAMU Homecoming Concert is just around the corner!
🔥 BellyGang Kushington
🔥 T.I.
🔥 Summer Walker
🔥 Gunna
One night. One stage. A HOMEcoming only FAMU could deliver. 🎤🔥
📅 Oct. 22
📍 Al Lawson Jr. Multipurpose Center
🎟️ Tickets on sale now. HomecomingAtFAMU.com
Looking for a unique dinner spot? Take your tastebuds to Peru at Café de Martín.
Café de Martín brings the culinary heritage of Lima to Tallahassee—highlighting fresh ceviche, traditional main courses, and perfectly shaken Pisco Sours. Perfect for an intimate date night, a relaxed patio meal, or post-work drinks.
📍 Café de Martín | 2743 Capital Cir NE
@cafede_martin
Due to the threat of severe weather associated with Hurricane Isaias, the Jubilee Music Festival featuring Tye Tribbett has been canceled. The safety and well-being of our attendees, artists, and production team are always our highest priority. We sincerely apologize for the disappointment and inconvenience this may cause. Refunds for the ticket price and sales tax will be issued through AXS.
For storm updates affecting Tallahassee-Leon County, visit visittallahassee.com/travel-weather-alerts. Stay safe, Tallahassee.
Tonight! Gov`t Mule and Ziggy Marley take over The Adderley Amphitheater!
🎸 Coming to the show? Swipe through our Know Before You Go graphics for answers to the most-asked questions.
Haven`t got your tickets yet?
💻 Buy them online at TheAdderleyAmphitheater.com, and you can find more answers on our FAQ page.
Tucked along the trails of Cascades Park sits a window into Florida`s earliest days of statehood: the First Florida Capitol (replica).
Before the iconic Historic Capitol and modern tower shaped our skyline, Florida’s territorial government met in a log cabin built right here in 1824. This detailed replica offers visitors a quiet, shaded step back in time in the middle of our downtown park.
Take a stroll down Cascades Park and explore where Florida`s legislative history began.
📍 Cascades Park
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