Community Calendar

Join us Friday, August 22nd for a fun community contra dance! Tallahassee’s delightful Drew Thomas will be calling dances to the live tunes of The Little Mercies.

Tallahassee community contra dances continue in the Senior Center Ballroom! Contra dancing is an upbeat, beginner-friendly American folk dance for all ages. It shares many moves with square dancing (such as swing your partner and do-si-do) and is danced in long lines to live music. The bands and callers vary each night. Come alone or bring friends–no partner or experience required! Those new to contra dancing are strongly encouraged to come by 7:15 when a Beginner Lesson will be taught, and as dances are taught in more detail early in the evening. Wear comfortable clothes and flat shoes.

Join us for our 2025 Downtown Market season! Take a stroll in the park among dozens of local artists, craft vendors, and food trucks- all in the heart of downtown!
The Downtown Market takes place every Saturday from 9-1 in Ponce De Leon Park (127 E Park Ave, Tallahassee, FL 32301). The market season runs from March-November. Parking on the street is available near the market.

The Oasis Fun Fest is back! Join us at Tom Brown Park on Saturday, August 23 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This summer festival has activities for all ages: carnival rides, games, water rides, health and fitness vendors, local food trucks, market vendors, live music, and more!

Join us for a cozy and creative morning at LeMoyne Arts! Our popular Muffins & Mimosas event returns, this time with a lively game of Quilto (think bingo… with a quilty twist)! 🎉

Enjoy fresh muffins by Uptown Café & Catering, delicious coffee from Argonaut Coffee, and of course, mimosas as you sip, snack, and play.
Enjoy live music by the always-fun Hot Tamale, creating the perfect upbeat atmosphere.
Don’t miss A Walk in the Woods featuring Quilters Unlimited, a vibrant fiber arts exhibition that celebrates nature through stitch and color. A silent auction will also be on view with beautiful handmade items up for bidding.
Bring a friend, meet fellow art and quilt lovers, and enjoy this one-of-a-kind morning event filled with community, creativity, and charm!

We're throwin’ a full-throttle thank you party for the folks who keep the rubber on the road and the Harley spirit alive—you.

CJ and the Deadmen rockin’ the stage with special guest Landon Owens. Killer eats from 2 Dads One Truck (1st 100 people get a FREE lunch!) All-day games with a twist:– Helmet Toss– Roll Cup Challenge– Splash Tower– Water Balloon Showdown– Slow Speed Race @ 1PM – show off your skills, not your speed

Hartworks Face Painting for the young (or young at heart)

Proceeds from games benefit Wakulla Giving Hands, doing real good in our local community.

Admission: FREE – It’s our way of saying thank you! Come out, bring your friends and family, and let’s celebrate YOU!

Check out our Facebook event.

Bring your crew, your game face, and your appetite. Let’s ride, play, and celebrate what makes this Harley family one hell of a good time.

The Downtown Concert Series is back for its final show of the 10th season on Saturday, August 23rd from 7-10 PM! The Retrograde will headline, and Peak Dive will open! BYOB, picnic blanket, chairs, and friends- or find them onsite at our free concert. We'll also have delicious food trucks on-site.

Thank you to Visit Tallahassee, City of Tallahassee, Hotel Indigo, Adams Radio Group, and more for making this series possible!

Join us for our 2025 Downtown Market season! Take a stroll in the park among dozens of local artists, craft vendors, and food trucks- all in the heart of downtown!
The Downtown Market takes place every Saturday from 9-1 in Ponce De Leon Park (127 E Park Ave, Tallahassee, FL 32301). The market season runs from March-November. Parking on the street is available near the market.

The Iron Ravens are takin’ over Tallahassee Harley-Davidson for a wild Saturday of hot grills, loud bikes, and untamed vibes.
*Riding Academy grads—swing by for lunch and take a few bikes for a spin.
📅 Saturday | August 30, 2025
🕙 10 AM – 2 PM
📍 1745 Capital Circle NW | Tallahassee H-D

Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum in Carrabelle is presenting a special exhibit on the Philippines campaign. This exhibit will open on Tuesday, September 2 and be on display until Saturday, October 4. The museum is open every Tuesday through Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm ET. There is no charge for admission, but donations are gladly accepted.

Visitors are invited to learn about the Japanese assault on the Philippines including the Bataan Death March, a brutal forced march of Allied prisoners of war through tropical heat, humidity, and rain. Thousands died along the way due to being starved and beaten and being denied medical care.

The exhibit also explores the long campaign to liberate the islands, starting with the U. S. landing at Leyte on October 20, 1944. In an effort to hold Leyte at all costs, Japan sent five naval forces to challenge the American fleet, leading to the largest and most complex naval battle of World War II, the massive Leyte Gulf Naval Campaign.

The 38th Infantry Division, which trained at Camp Gordon Johnston, earned the nickname "Avengers of Bataan". This division played a critical role in this campaign. In December 1944, they landed at Leyte under enemy fire with the battle still raging. In the spring of 1945, they fought a tough campaign at Zig Zag Pass in Luzon. After intense combat, the division had cleared Bataan and accepted the formal surrender of two of the most powerful Japanese army groups in the Philippines. General Douglas MacArthur is said to have personally honored them with the title “Avengers of Bataan” for their victory.

Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum is located in Carrabelle, directly across from Carrabelle Public Beach Park at 1873 Hwy 98 West. For more information, contact the museum at (850) 697-8575 or museum@campgordonjohnston.com. Funded in part by the Franklin County Tourist Development Council.

Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum in Carrabelle is presenting a special exhibit on the Philippines campaign. This exhibit will open on Tuesday, September 2 and be on display until Saturday, October 4. The museum is open every Tuesday through Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm ET. There is no charge for admission, but donations are gladly accepted.

Visitors are invited to learn about the Japanese assault on the Philippines including the Bataan Death March, a brutal forced march of Allied prisoners of war through tropical heat, humidity, and rain. Thousands died along the way due to being starved and beaten and being denied medical care.

The exhibit also explores the long campaign to liberate the islands, starting with the U. S. landing at Leyte on October 20, 1944. In an effort to hold Leyte at all costs, Japan sent five naval forces to challenge the American fleet, leading to the largest and most complex naval battle of World War II, the massive Leyte Gulf Naval Campaign.

The 38th Infantry Division, which trained at Camp Gordon Johnston, earned the nickname "Avengers of Bataan". This division played a critical role in this campaign. In December 1944, they landed at Leyte under enemy fire with the battle still raging. In the spring of 1945, they fought a tough campaign at Zig Zag Pass in Luzon. After intense combat, the division had cleared Bataan and accepted the formal surrender of two of the most powerful Japanese army groups in the Philippines. General Douglas MacArthur is said to have personally honored them with the title “Avengers of Bataan” for their victory.

Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum is located in Carrabelle, directly across from Carrabelle Public Beach Park at 1873 Hwy 98 West. For more information, contact the museum at (850) 697-8575 or museum@campgordonjohnston.com. Funded in part by the Franklin County Tourist Development Council.