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This year's auction is not only a celebration of 30 years of "Legacy Through Art" but a testament to 621 Gallery's 44 years as a cornerstone of Tallahassee's art scene. With the uncertainty of Railroad Squares upcoming transfer of ownership, this fundraiser has a goal is to raise $10,000 to ensure the gallery can continue its vital role in supporting contemporary art and fostering cultural engagement in the region.

Not only will you be supporting arts and culture by purchasing a ticket to this fundraiser, you have a unique opportunity to grow or start your art collection at an extremely affordable price. The average pieces available have market values ranging from $300 to $1,200

Join Tallahassee Downtown and Tallahassee Film Festival for Movies in the Park. On Wednesday, March 12th we will be showing La La Land in Kleman Plaza for free. Come early around 7:30 PM to get set up, order food, and get ready for the movie to start around 8:00 PM. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs to set up on the grass. Attendees will be able to mobile order food onsite from participating downtown restaurants including JoEllen’s and Hayward House. This event wouldn't be possible without the support of the City of Tallahassee and the Tallahassee Film Festival!

March is the time to take action for your health! Join Capital Health Plan's Walk with a Doc for a morning of movement and learning as Dr. Kishor Muniyappa leads an informative discussion on colon screenings.

This free event takes place at JR Alford Greenway on Saturday, March 1, from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Walkers of all levels are welcome, and no pre-registration is required. Together, let’s focus on prevention and well-being for a healthier community.

For more details or to pre-register, visit this link: https://walkwithadoc.org/join-a-walk/locations/tallahassee-fl/

The Summit provides a platform for individuals in the agriculture community to connect, learn, and grow. From on-farm experiences to a networking reception, workshops, and a tradeshow, it’s a hub for knowledge exchange. By promoting sustainable practices, the Summit aims to impact the farming community, contributing to a more sustainable future.

On-Farm Experiences: Enjoy guided tours and hands-on workshops at local farms in Tallahassee. Lunch is sourced locally, and shuttles ensure easy travel between farms.


Networking Reception & Tradeshow: Connect with farmers and leaders. Explore diverse offerings at the tradeshow while savoring local food and drinks.


Summit Workshops & Tradeshow: Dive into day two with workshops covering a spectrum of organic agriculture topics. Learn from industry experts, explore the tradeshow showcasing the latest offerings tailored for organic farming, and deepen your understanding of sustainable and thriving organic agriculture.

Come join PBS stations WSRE (Pensacola) and WFSU (Tallahassee) for a fun and informative
“Ready To Learn” workshop for educators! This training opportunity, which is free, will feature an
overview of PBS resources, children’s educational programming and digital assets, all of which can
be used in the classroom to enhance the curriculum. Discover ways that PBS can help engage your
students, inspire them to use their imaginations, empower parents to assist in the learning process
and help teachers by offering a wealth of free educational resources. Enjoy refreshments, door
prizes, PBS swag and an opportunity to network with fellow educators and connect with the
educational teams at these PBS stations. This Ready To Learn training is a collaborative initiative as
part of the statewide Ready To Learn grant, aimed at fostering partnerships among PBS stations
across Florida and highlighting the rich educational resources offered by PBS KIDS. This training,
hosted at WSRE Pensacola, is designed to inspire participants to become enthusiastic ambassadors
for PBS KIDS.
If you would like a form to register for this event please email our Ready To Learn Coordinator Olivia Hackney at ohackney@wfsu.org

Each semester, the Journal of Land Use & Environmental Law at the Center for Environmental, Energy, and Land Use Law brings the nation's foremost scholars in Land Use & Environmental Law to FSU College of Law. The lecturer's paper appears in the proceeding issue of the Journal.

The series is made possible by contributions to the Journal, particularly the continuing support of the Environmental & Land Use Law Section of The Florida Bar.

John Leshy, Emeritus Harry D. Sunderland and Distinguished Professor of Real Property Law at UC Law San Francisco is the featured speaker. Drawing on his comprehensive public lands history, Our Common Ground, published in 2022, his extensive experience in public land policy and administration, and relevant events in the first Trump Administration, Professor Leshy will sketch out possible answers to the question posed in the lecture title and offer some preliminary predictions.

Professor John Leshy came to UC Law SF in the fall of 2001 after serving as Solicitor (General Counsel) of the U.S. Department of the Interior throughout the Clinton Administration. Previously, he taught at Arizona State University College of Law and served in the Interior Department in the Carter Administration as special counsel to the Chair of the Committee on Natural Resources, U.S. House of Representatives, and with the Natural Resources Defense Council in California. He started his legal career as a litigator with the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice.

WFSU is joining the National Education Association for an annual day of reading! This initiative is designed to encourage reading in children of all ages. WFSU Education will be posting stories read by our staff on our Instagram and Facebook pages. We encourage you to make a video and tag us @WFSUEducation #ReadAcrossAmericaDay.

Join us for a special PBS KIDS premiere of the new show Skillsville! We will provide popcorn and fruit snacks as we sit back and watch Skillsville on the big studio screen. We will also have hands-on activities and resources from our friends at the Leon County Libraries and the Florida Center for Reading Research. You can register for the FREE event at this website https://www.tickettailor.com/events/wfsupublicmedia

Join us for the Opening Reception of Creative Exploration featuring Beth Appleton & 25 Years of Chain of Parks Festival Posters on Thursday, April 10, from 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM at LeMoyne Arts!
Celebrate the vibrant fusion of artistry and history as we unveil Beth Appleton’s stunning works alongside a retrospective of 25 years of Chain of Parks festival posters. Enjoy an evening of creativity, conversation, and community with:
-Live piano music by John Brashears
-An in-house bar & lite bites
This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow art lovers, meet the artist, and experience the evolution of one of our region’s most beloved art festivals!
FREE for members and $5 for non-members.
Make it a weekend of art!
Come back for Muffins & Mimosas & Artist Talk on Saturday, April 12, from 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM for an intimate conversation with Beth Appleton, delicious treats, and refreshing mimosas.
-LeMoyne Arts | 125 N Gadsden St
Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in the creative spirit of our community. Mark your calendar & bring a friend!

Join Us for an Inspiring Artist Talk with Beth Appleton!
LeMoyne Arts invites you to a delightful morning of Muffins & Mimosas as we welcome the incredible Beth Appleton for an engaging Artist Talk on Saturday, April 12, from 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM.
Enjoy a vibrant atmosphere with live music by Hot Tamale, in-house mimosas, freshly brewed coffee from Argonaut Coffee, and delicious muffins from Uptown Cafe as you immerse yourself in Beth’s artistic journey. She’ll share insights into her creative process, inspirations, and works on display—an opportunity you won’t want to miss!
Date: Saturday, April 12
Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Location: LeMoyne Arts
Free for Members and $5 for Non-Members.
Come sip, savor, and be inspired—see you there! 🥂🎶🎨