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The Adams St. Flea is back on Saturday, March 9th! Browse our market tent full of locally hand-made items, art, plants, and vintage finds, all set to the vibes of our house DJ. Make an afternoon of your trip by visiting the restaurants and shops in the heart of our Capital City. The market will take place on Adams St. in between Hayward House and Poco Vino from 12-3 pm!

Join us and Alison Fairbrother, owner of Works of Harte, for a calligraphy workshop where lite bites, refreshments and all supplies are included! Guests will be able to take home a calligraphy pen holder & nib, individual inkwell, pencil, custom practice sheets and a personalized small tote to carry all your supplies in! $125 per person and you can sign up in-store or call us at 850-894-7685.

Join Midtown Reader to meet Grant Peeples as he discusses his newest short story collection, The Heart Has Memory!

About the Book:

A collection of 10 short stories written by Grant Peeples. Main characters are based on people met along the musical road and childhood personalities that have stayed with him for over fifty years. One is obviously a version of...himself. The primary themes pivot around mistakes made, missed opportunities, getting things wrong and once...getting even.

About Grant Peeples:

Grant Peeples is a touring musician, songwriter, poet, artist, writer and storyteller. He has released thirteen musical recordings and published three poetry books. A native of the Florida Panhandle, he spent eleven years on an island off the Miskito Coast of Nicaragua. He lives now in a little pink house in Tallahassee with his two dogs. This is his first work of fiction.

Join Midtown Reader and our special guest, Moxie, for Kidtown Story Time!

Moxie loves being around kiddos and getting pets and cuddles, and can't wait to read Sheep Dog and Sheep Sheep!

About the Book:

Sheep is an expert at protecting sheep—or so she thinks until one happy afternoon when she bumps into a very hairy someone on the farm.

“Who are you?” she asks.

“I’m the sheep dog!” the someone says. “I watch the sheep.”

Holy begonia! Sheep knows this can’t be right. After all, she’s the pro! So Sheep goes off to get everything Sheep Dog needs to get the job done, but each time she goes, something almost happens to Sheep…

And it's Sheep Dog who saves the day!

Celebrate the spirit of Easter with the Hearth & Soul Easter Egg Hunt! From March 24th to 30th, embark on a seven-day adventure filled with giveaways. Visit us in-store and hunt for hidden Easter eggs to win exciting prizes!

Havana Main Street presents Honky Tonk'n Havana
A Tribute to Johnny Cash
Saturday April 27th, 2024
Doors open at 7p
Concert starts at 7:45p
Cash beer and wine bar
204 NW 2nd Street Havana History Museum

CashBack is arguably the premier Johnny Cash tribute band, and performs around the country. They will be bringing their outstanding renditions of Cash classics that honor the Man in Black. So be sure to get your tickets for a toe-tapping evening of fun and music!

Go to https://www.havanamainstreet.com/honkytonknhavana for more information and to get tickets.

Immerse yourself in Wellness Wednesday with Stretch Zone! Explore effective techniques to isolate and fortify your muscles during our dynamic presentation and demonstration sessions. As a bonus, all participants will receive a complimentary stretch session at Stretch Zone's studio!

Please join the Tallahassee Historical Society on Saturday, March 9, as we travel to historic Fort Gadsden on the Apalachicola River, one of the largest maroon communities in antebellum America, where enslaved persons and Seminoles confronted Andrew Jackson.

Noted author and historian Dale Cox, whose book “The Fort at Prospect Bluff” is the best account of the story of the fort, will meet us at approximately 11:00 a.m. and conduct a tour and lecture on the fort. For those who attended Mr. Cox's lecture at last year's historical society meeting know that this is a trip you won't want to miss!

Please plan to wear comfortable clothing and shoes as we will be doing a fair amount of walking. Bring your own snack, water bottles and a packed lunch, if you'd like to stay and eat lunch as a group.

We will meet at Fort Gadsden State Park at 11:00 a.m. (the park is in eastern time zone). We kindly ask that you register so we have an accurate headcount. We look forward to seeing you there!

American communities are fragmenting in this time of civic turbulence, with dissolving bonds of social trust causing an accelerating crisis of loneliness and isolation among citizens. Award-winning author and speaker Seth Kaplan will be in Tallahassee on March 5th as a guest of The Village Square for an urgent exploration of why American society is in trouble and how to fix it — starting with the places we call home.

Johns Hopkins University’s Seth Kaplan is the author of the recently released “Fragile Neighborhoods: Repairing American Society One Zip Code at a Time.” Kaplan, who has traveled worldwide in consultation with the World Bank and the U.S. State Department, as an expert on fragile states, is now focusing his expertise on strengthening America’s weakened communities. Tallahassee residents will have an opportunity to meet Kaplan when he joins The Village Square for the 17th year of the “Dinner at the Square” series.

Richard Florida, bestselling author of “The Rise of the Creative Class,” calls “Fragile Neighborhoods an “essential and engaging read for everyone who wants to better understand the challenges facing our cities, towns and our nation at large.”

Enjoy a delightful evening filled with lite bites, libations, live music by W. Heath Fowler and meet Dylan Snowden, author of I Am Inspired, all in support of a great cause!