Community Calendar

Led by John Grandage, these guided tours focus on the intersection of nature, culture, and history through the lens of The Grove. Topics include natural and cultural history research, urban forest management strategies, approaches to exotic invasive plant species control, and the site’s overall landscape restoration and interpretation program. This program is free and open to the public.

This is an informal program and guests can join or leave the walk at any time. Please wear comfortable shoes and be prepared to stand or walk for the majority of the tour

Guided tour focusing on on innovative historic preservation approaches used in the award-winning Call-Collins House project

Led by John Grandage, founding director of the museum, this tour focuses on innovative historic preservation approaches used in the award-winning Call-Collins House rehabilitation project. Tours will consist of a guided walk both inside and outside the Call-Collins House, with stops along the way to examine architectural features.

This program is free and open to the public. Guests should wear comfortable clothing and be prepared to walk or stand for the majority of the tour.

Guided tour focusing on on innovative historic preservation approaches used in the award-winning Call-Collins House project

Led by John Grandage, founding director of the museum, this tour focuses on innovative historic preservation approaches used in the award-winning Call-Collins House rehabilitation project. Tours will consist of a guided walk both inside and outside the Call-Collins House, with stops along the way to examine architectural features.

This program is free and open to the public. Guests should wear comfortable clothing and be prepared to walk or stand for the majority of the tour.

Join our Mission San Luis archaeologist for a tour of Tallahassee’s only National Historic Landmark from an archaeological perspective.

Learn how the site was excavated and what was discovered about the Apalachee and Spanish residents from the 17th century.

Please note the Tennessee Street entrance is temporarily closed due to construction. Use the west entrance at 2021 MISSION ROAD to enter site.

Join our Mission San Luis archaeologist for a tour of Tallahassee’s only National Historic Landmark from an archaeological perspective.

Learn how the site was excavated and what was discovered about the Apalachee and Spanish residents from the 17th century.

Please note the Tennessee Street entrance is temporarily closed due to construction. Use the west entrance at 2021 MISSION ROAD to enter site.

Nano 2026 serves as a global platform bringing together leading scientists, researchers, academicians, engineers, and industry professionals to exchange the latest breakthroughs and advancements in nanoscience and nanotechnology. The congress will explore emerging trends, applications, and future prospects across diverse sectors, including medicine, energy, materials, environment, and electronics. The two-day event features highly esteemed keynote addresses, interactive panel discussions, oral and poster presentations, and an engaging exhibition showcasing the latest technological innovations in nanotechnology. It aims to provide a collaborative environment for sharing knowledge, fostering new research partnerships, and advancing the frontiers of nanoscale science.
Join us at Nano 2026 to be part of this inspiring gathering that continues to shape the global landscape of Nanotechnology, Nanomaterials, and Nanoengineering.
Note: All participants will receive an official certificate accredited with CPD credit hours.

Join our Mission San Luis archaeologist for a tour of Tallahassee’s only National Historic Landmark from an archaeological perspective.

Learn how the site was excavated and what was discovered about the Apalachee and Spanish residents from the 17th century.

Please note the Tennessee Street entrance is temporarily closed due to construction. Use the west entrance at 2021 MISSION ROAD to enter site.

Join our Mission San Luis archaeologist for a tour of Tallahassee’s only National Historic Landmark from an archaeological perspective.

Learn how the site was excavated and what was discovered about the Apalachee and Spanish residents from the 17th century.

Please note the Tennessee Street entrance is temporarily closed due to construction. Use the west entrance at 2021 MISSION ROAD to enter site.

Join our Mission San Luis archaeologist for a tour of Tallahassee’s only National Historic Landmark from an archaeological perspective.

Learn how the site was excavated and what was discovered about the Apalachee and Spanish residents from the 17th century.

Please note the Tennessee Street entrance is temporarily closed due to construction. Use the west entrance at 2021 MISSION ROAD to enter site.

Join our Mission San Luis archaeologist for a tour of Tallahassee’s only National Historic Landmark from an archaeological perspective.

Learn how the site was excavated and what was discovered about the Apalachee and Spanish residents from the 17th century.

Please note the Tennessee Street entrance is temporarily closed due to construction. Use the west entrance at 2021 MISSION ROAD to enter site.