Community Calendar

This is the Florida survival guide you didn't know you needed. Kimball Love is taking us on a journey with her through the ups and downs of living in the Sunshine State through her memoir, Florida Is Not For Sissies​​​​​​!

About Florida Is Not For Sissies:

As much a personal memoir as it is a survivor’s guide, this work embraces an informed, and at times humorous, geography of culture, inherent dangers and disasters-you-can-count-on that define Ms. Love’s beloved Florida. Debunking at least some of the mythology that permeates the pursuit of happiness, or at least retirement here, she takes her task seriously and considers this work a public service as well as a love letter to her native state. This work was created specifically to educate and protect residents and visitors from the physical and social realities that can, and just might, show up with time spent in the Sunshine State.

About Kimball Love:

Kimball Love, a 7th generation Floridian, has devoted the vast majority of her working life to public service. Her diverse career includes stints at The National Geographic Society, Florida-based local, regional and state agencies and as an independent consultant. Her successful projects range from support for K-12 geographic education in several Southern states to managing disaster recovery and economic development programs. In addition, she coordiinated land acquisition and engineering projects for the restoration of the Loxahatchee River and the Indian River Lagoon.

Explore works from Tallahassee Museum collection in partnership with Audubon Florida, opening January 16 – May 31 in Phipps Exhibit Gallery on our campus.

2025 celebrates 125 years of Audubon in Florida. Formed to bring wading birds back from the brink of extinction, Audubon has been working for more than a century to protect birds because we know that the things birds rely on—healthy habitats, clean air, abundant fresh water, resilient coastlines—are the same things that people and other wildlife need to thrive. Birds are symbols and sentinels to measure our success, and they inspire us to work collaboratively and expansively throughout the hemisphere. In simplest terms, “what’s good for birds is good for the Earth.”

Tallahassee's largest family consignment event is here for Spring. Over 600 families have contributed over 80,000 items to be sold at rock bottom prices. Items included are clothes (sizes starting at Newborn all the way through adult sizes), Shoes (Newborn through adult sizes), Strollers, car seats, outdoor play equipment, home decor, everything baby, furniture and more. Our spring sale will also feature summer items, including swimsuits, pool accessories and more. Join us for our presales, tickets already on sale. Join us for free starting Friday April 11th and Saturday April 12th. Sunday is the half off sale where most items are half off. This is bound to be our biggest sale yet and we hope to see you there.

Golf lovers, this one’s for you! Join us at Hearth & Soul as we tune in to the Master’s Tournament, bringing you the ultimate watch party experience. Whether you're a dedicated fan or just love the tradition of the game, come sip, sample, shop, and enjoy the tournament with us!

What to Expect:
Live coverage of the Master’s Tournament throughout the store.
Complimentary sips and light bites to enjoy while you watch.
A relaxed shopping experience featuring curated selections perfect for golf enthusiasts.

Gather with fellow fans and immerse yourself in the excitement of one of golf’s most prestigious events. No RSVP needed—just stop by and join the fun!

LeMoyne Arts invites you to explore the vibrant interplay of creativity and tradition in Creative Exploration, a dual exhibition featuring the dynamic works of Beth Appleton and a retrospective of Chain of Parks Art Festival Posters Through the Years. Beth Appleton’s intricate and colorful pieces celebrate her innovative spirit and deep connection to nature. Known for her unique use of cut paper and layered compositions, Appleton’s art offers a contemporary perspective on the natural world, drawing viewers into her imaginative and richly detailed creations. Complementing Appleton’s work, the exhibition showcases the history and evolution of 25 Years of Chain of Parks Art Festival Posters. This retrospective highlights the artistic contributions that have defined the festival’s identity over the years, paying homage to the talented artists whose designs have become beloved symbols of this community event.

Join us for the opening reception on April 10 from 5:00 pm-7:30 pm in addition to our Muffins & Mimosas on Saturday, April 12 from 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM to celebrate this inspiring journey through artistic innovation and community heritage.

FREE for members and $5 for non-members. 

LeMoyne Arts Hours
Sunday + Monday - CLOSED

Tuesday-Saturday - 11:00 AM-6:00 PM

This exhibition invites visitors to explore the dialogue between ancient and contemporary Latin American art. Conversaciones: Latin American Indigenous Art features newly acquired works by Ana De Orbegoso a New York-based Peruvian-American interdisciplinary artist and Nadín Ospina an acclaimed Colombian painter and sculptor. Their innovative pieces are presented alongside rarely exhibited treasures from FSU’s collections including Maya textiles ancient Andean ceramics metalwork and other artifacts.

Drawing on FSU faculty expertise in ancient Latin American art history and archaeology the exhibition offers enriched discussions of the contexts in which ancient Moche and Nasca objects were deployed enriching the conversations about their meanings across time. Through this interplay the exhibition explores Indigenous concepts of animacy materiality and sacrality the connections between bodies and landscapes and evolving notions of identity.

By bridging the ancient and the contemporary Conversaciones celebrates the enduring vitality of Latin American Indigenous art and thought. Additional featured artists include Christian Bendayán Lastenia Canayo García (Pecón Quena) Hoesy Corona Francisca Rojas Pohlhammer Rufino Tamayo the De La Torre Brothers and Kukuli Velarde.

This event is free and open to the public. ParkMobile pay-to-park is available on the main and lower levels of the Call Street Garage. Visitors may park in any legal space after 5:00 p.m. on Thursdays and all day on Saturdays. Refreshments will also be included.

Pioneer Breakfast is back again for 2025!

Come out and join us from 8am-11am on April 12, 2025 on the 1880’s Big Bend Farm for a hearty breakfast to start the day! We will be serving scrambled eggs, pancakes, Register’s sausage, grits and of course, piping hot coffee and Milk and Orange Juice!

Start off your weekend with good eatin’ for a good cause!

The Museum’s Board of Trustees will serve up heaping helpings so come support the Museum at our longest on-grounds fundraiser!

After you fill up your stomach, make a weekend of visiting the Museum and stay for the Tallahassee Jazz and Blues Festival on Saturday and Sunday from 11-5 pm and enjoy wonderful live music on the Museum grounds!

This event is supported by Visit Tallahassee Leon County, City of Tallahassee, and the Department of Arts and Culture.

Explore works from Tallahassee Museum collection in partnership with Audubon Florida, opening January 16 – May 31 in Phipps Exhibit Gallery on our campus.

2025 celebrates 125 years of Audubon in Florida. Formed to bring wading birds back from the brink of extinction, Audubon has been working for more than a century to protect birds because we know that the things birds rely on—healthy habitats, clean air, abundant fresh water, resilient coastlines—are the same things that people and other wildlife need to thrive. Birds are symbols and sentinels to measure our success, and they inspire us to work collaboratively and expansively throughout the hemisphere. In simplest terms, “what’s good for birds is good for the Earth.”

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.

Take a step toward better health with Capital Health Plan's Walk with a Doc!

On Saturday, April 12, Dr. William Bradley will lead a discussion on functional fitness while walking with participants at Cascades Park from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. This free event is open to everyone, with no need to pre-register. Functional fitness focuses on exercises that prepare you for daily activities, making it a great topic for anyone seeking to enhance their quality of life.

Join us for this fun and informative session that combines physical activity with expert advice. To pre-register or learn more, visit this link: https://walkwithadoc.org/join-a-walk/locations/tallahassee-fl/