Community Calendar

Black Women Artists from the Gadsden Arts Permanent Collection
February 21 - June 30, 2025
Bates Community Room
This exhibition presents art by American women artists who shared their lives, cultures, family traditions, wisdom, and beliefs through art. Although these artists were self-taught and they often worked with found materials, their expressive works and distinctive styles of art have earned them acclaim in major U.S. Museums. Featured artists include Alynne Harris, Bessie Harvey, "Missionary" Mary Proctor, Mary T. Smith, and Ruby Williams.
Image Caption: Mary Proctor, Art heals the mind, body, and soul, paint and paint brushes on plywood.

Barbara Balzer & Terrie Corbett: The Long Term Effects of Magical Thinking
March 29 – June 21, 2025

The Long Term Effects of Magical Thinking features the captivating works of Tallahassee artists Barbara Balzer, a figurative ceramicist, and Terrie Corbett, an encaustic artist, exploring artistic expression and shared inspiration.

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

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.”

Black Women Artists from the Gadsden Arts Permanent Collection
February 21 - June 30, 2025
Bates Community Room
This exhibition presents art by American women artists who shared their lives, cultures, family traditions, wisdom, and beliefs through art. Although these artists were self-taught and they often worked with found materials, their expressive works and distinctive styles of art have earned them acclaim in major U.S. Museums. Featured artists include Alynne Harris, Bessie Harvey, "Missionary" Mary Proctor, Mary T. Smith, and Ruby Williams.
Image Caption: Mary Proctor, Art heals the mind, body, and soul, paint and paint brushes on plywood.

Barbara Balzer & Terrie Corbett: The Long Term Effects of Magical Thinking
March 29 – June 21, 2025

The Long Term Effects of Magical Thinking features the captivating works of Tallahassee artists Barbara Balzer, a figurative ceramicist, and Terrie Corbett, an encaustic artist, exploring artistic expression and shared inspiration.

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

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.”

Black Women Artists from the Gadsden Arts Permanent Collection
February 21 - June 30, 2025
Bates Community Room
This exhibition presents art by American women artists who shared their lives, cultures, family traditions, wisdom, and beliefs through art. Although these artists were self-taught and they often worked with found materials, their expressive works and distinctive styles of art have earned them acclaim in major U.S. Museums. Featured artists include Alynne Harris, Bessie Harvey, "Missionary" Mary Proctor, Mary T. Smith, and Ruby Williams.
Image Caption: Mary Proctor, Art heals the mind, body, and soul, paint and paint brushes on plywood.

Barbara Balzer & Terrie Corbett: The Long Term Effects of Magical Thinking
March 29 – June 21, 2025

The Long Term Effects of Magical Thinking features the captivating works of Tallahassee artists Barbara Balzer, a figurative ceramicist, and Terrie Corbett, an encaustic artist, exploring artistic expression and shared inspiration.