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SportsAbility Expo 2026 is a two-day event that offers persons of all abilities the opportunity to participate in active leisure and recreation in an inclusive environment. The first day includes indoor sports at Tallahassee State College Lifetime Sports Complex with activities such as tennis, sit volleyball, beanbag toss, interactive fishing, archery, and more! The first day events will be from 10 am until 1 pm. Lunch will be provided, but there is a food court next to the complex for anyone who wishes to purchase food. The second day includes outdoor sports at Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park from 10 am until 2 pm. The outdoor activities include rock wall climbing, sit-water skiing, pontoon boat rides, adaptive biking, and more! Hot dogs and beverages will be provided at no charge on day two! Both event days are free, so we welcome participants and spectators of all ages and abilities to come out and enjoy some active leisure time with SportsAbility Alliance and sponsors! SportsAbility also provides an opportunity for people to network with people with disabilities, resource providers, and community organizations.

The 2026 Spring Home Expo will be held on Saturday, April 11 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Leon County Cooperative Extension, 615 Paul Russell Road. This year’s Expo features tips on buying and maintaining your home, home gardening, sustainable living, hurricane preparedness, and more! Brought to you in partnership with the Housing Finance Authority of Leon County. For more information, please contact the Leon County Division of Housing Services at 850-606-1900.
Current and Future Homeowners can enjoy:
• Engaging workshops focused on first-time homebuyer programs and guidance, home maintenance tips, and understanding heirs’ property.
• Practical demonstrations on how to grow a sustainable garden, prepare your home for hurricanes and other disasters, and more.
• Exciting giveaways to enhance your home and lifestyle.

We’re inviting LOH to take over the grill and serve up free food while we kick back and talk bikes. This is a casual, come-as-you-are hangout where you can meet great riders and enjoy the kind of atmosphere only bikers understand.

Roll in, grab a plate, shake some hands, and hang out as long as you like. Whether you’re new to riding or a seasoned road dog, everyone’s welcome.

👉 Free food👉 Local motorcycle group cooking out👉 Great bikes & even better people

Ride in. Chow down. Repeat.

The Domi Awards is back! Returning for its fifth year, the event celebrates the entrepreneurs, founders, and community leaders shaping the future of our region, honoring bold builders, risk-takers, and innovators driving the local startup ecosystem.

Join Domi Station at DEEP Brewing Company on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, at 5:30 PM for the ultimate networking experience, with curated food, drinks, live entertainment, and opportunities to connect with fellow founders, investors, and community leaders.

SportsAbility Expo 2026 is a two-day event that offers persons of all abilities the opportunity to participate in active leisure and recreation in an inclusive environment. The first day includes indoor sports at Tallahassee State College Lifetime Sports Complex with activities such as tennis, sit volleyball, beanbag toss, interactive fishing, archery, and more! The first-day events will run from 10 am to 1 pm. Lunch will be provided, but there is a food court next to the complex for anyone who wishes to purchase food. The second day includes outdoor sports at Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park from 10 am until 2 pm. Outdoor activities include rock climbing, sit-on-water skiing, pontoon boat rides, adaptive biking, and more. Hot dogs and beverages will be provided at no charge on day two! Both event days are free, so we welcome participants and spectators of all ages and abilities to come out and enjoy some active leisure time with SportsAbility Alliance and sponsors! SportsAbility also provides an opportunity for people to network with people with disabilities, resource providers, and community organizations.

🔥🐷 4th ANNUAL HOG ROAST at THD! 🐷🔥

Clear your schedule and bring your appetite because the Hog Roast is going down April 18 from 11–4! We’re firing up the BBQ, cranking up the live music with The Whatnots, and packing the day with fun, games, prizes, and great people. 🍖🎸 And if you’re feeling brave… jump into our Frozen T-Shirt Contest! 🧊👕 First one to thaw it out and get it on wins the prize and the bragging rights! Come hang out, grab some delicious BBQ, and help support an amazing cause with CVMA. Whether you're coming for the food, the music, or the fun — this is the place to be!

📅 April 18

⏰ 11 AM – 4 PM

Good food. Good music. Crazy fun. We’ll see you at the Hog Roast!

#HogRoastParty #FrozenTShirtContest #BBQAndBikes #SupportCVMA #LiveMusicFun

Open Rehearsals are FREE to attend and do NOT require a ticket for entry. Registering for a free ticket ensures that you receive a Know Before You Go email with helpful information about the program, parking, or any last-minute updates.

Join us for Goodwood’s Spring Plant Sale on April 11th from 9 am-1 pm, a must-visit event for plant lovers of all kinds!

This sale will feature a beautiful selection of heirloom and Florida-friendly plants, perfect for
adding charm and resilience to your garden. Yes, we will be selling roses this year!

In addition to plants, a variety of vendors will be on-site, including a coffee truck and art vendors!
Goodwood members will receive early access at 8:30 AM, giving them the first pick of the best plants before the general public arrives.

Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just starting, this event is a fantastic opportunity to learn, shop, and connect with fellow plant enthusiasts.

Don’t miss out on a chance to refresh your landscape while supporting Goodwood Museum & Gardens.

The works on this program are the quintessence of Romantic-era expression, with a focus on themes of individualism and emotionalism, and a lush, hyper-dramatic musical vocabulary. The performance begins with the Prelude from Wagner’s opera Tristan und Isolde and depicts the passions and frustration of the doomed lovers.

GRAMMY-award winning pianist Michelle Cann demonstrates her stunning technical prowess in a performance of Liszt’s 1st Piano Concerto, a piece the composer himself premiered to showcase not only his breathtaking ability as pianist, but his individualistic artistic expression.

The second half of the evening begins with Strauss’ profound tone poem, Death and Transfiguration, which explores the ultimate mystery of what lies beyond earthly existence.

Maestro Dinur has chosen Scriabin’s gloriously over-the-top, swooning piece of musical mysticism to close out our 45th Anniversary Season.

Join us for a delightful late-morning gathering of art, conversation, and community at Muffins & Mimosas with a Panel Discussion on Saturday, April 11, from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM.

This special event will feature an engaging panel discussion with distinguished artists Alexa Kleinbard, Mark Messersmith, and Lilian Garcia Roig, who will explore the interconnectedness of art and nature. Through conversation and shared perspectives, the artists will offer insight into their creative processes and the ways the natural world informs and inspires their work.

Guests will also have the opportunity to view the exhibition The Nature of Kinship & Its Artful Connections, which brings together the work of these artists in a thoughtful exploration of relationships between people, place, and the environment.

Enjoy fresh muffins generously provided by Uptown Cafe & Catering, coffee from Argonaut Coffee Company, and in-house mimosas while engaging in meaningful dialogue and connecting with fellow art lovers.

We encourage the community to attend this special gathering and experience an inspiring conversation celebrating the relationship between art, nature, and creative connection.
Free for Members, $5 Donation for non-members.