Community Calendar

Join us on Saturday, May 17, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Florida A&M University Brooksville Agricultural and Environmental Research Station (BAERS), 22495 Chinsegut Hill Road, Brooksville, Florida, for a day of healthy family fun, cultural reflection, and agricultural discovery during the Florida Emancipation Day and FAMU Farm Fest.
Presented in partnership by the Tampa Bay History Center and Florida A&M University (FAMU), this special event commemorates the 160th anniversary of Florida Emancipation Day, marking the historic moment on May 20, 1865, when the Emancipation Proclamation was officially announced in Tallahassee, freeing enslaved people in Florida.
Attendees will enjoy a day filled with educational exhibits, interactive activities, local food, live entertainment, and opportunities to learn about Florida’s agricultural roots and rich African American history. The event also highlights the mission of the land-grant system at FAMU, which integrates teaching, research, and extension (outreach) to build a better, more equitable future for all.
The FAMU Farm Fest is designed to raise public awareness of how land-grant institutions like Florida A&M University work to uplift communities through education, innovation, and engagement. We’re excited to welcome families, farmers, producers, and neighbors from Hernando and surrounding counties to this one-of-a-kind celebration.

Come out and enjoy relaxing music under the shady trees of the Tallahassee Museum on Saturday July 12, 2025 from 4pm-9pm!

Tickets are free to Members and are available to purchase online​. This event benefits the Tallahassee Museum's mission on education, preservation, and conservation in the community.

This is a great opportunity to get outside, grab some fresh air, and relax with live music featuring folk, blues, contemporary acoustic, ballads, highlands, saltwater music, and much more!​ Cash Bar for 21+ guests​.

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

Get ready, Panama City Beach! Food Truck Festivals of America is coming for the 1st Annual Panama City Beach Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival! Prepare to indulge in the flavors of the Emerald Coast as 20+ of the area's top food trucks serve up their fan-favorite dishes. Quench your thirst with a wide selection of craft brews from regional and national breweries, along with other beverages to suit every taste.
But that's not all! FTFA is bringing the ultimate food truck experience, complete with music to keep the party going, an artisan market to shop, and lawn games. Join us on Saturday, September 13th, from 12pm to 6pm for an unforgettable day of food, drinks and fun!
Don't wait – snag your half-off General Admission Tickets now! Advance tickets are just $7, with prices increasing to $12 at the gate. Remember, festivals are rain or shine – so come prepared for a fantastic time, no matter the weather!

Market Days is back on December 6th & 7th at the North Florida Fairgrounds! This wonderful Arts and Crafts event bring together artisans and shoppers each year for a fun and exciting event! Market Days is recognized in Sunshine Artists Top 200 Events. Market Days is as essential today for the Tallahassee Museum as it was in 1965. Funds from Market Days benefit the Museum in innumerable ways. From educational programs for all ages to the care of our living wildlife collection and historic buildings, Market Days supports the Museum helping to provide the many services we deliver to our audiences throughout the region. Market Days is a volunteer run event. Market Days is a rain or shine event.

For more information on this event, visit marketdays.org

This year’s event will feature live music – more details coming soon!

Early Bird tickets are on sale NOW.

Market Days is held at the North Florida Fairgrounds. Market Days benefits the Tallahassee Museum's mission on education, conservation, and preservation in the community. This event is supported by Visit Tallahassee Leon County, City of Tallahassee, and the Department of Arts and Culture.