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  • Jacob Lawrence: Three Series of Prints
    February 16 – May 4, 2024
    From the Collections of Dr. and Mrs. Leon Banks & Alitash Kebede

    Organized by Landau Traveling Exhibitions

    Since his Great Migration series was first celebrated in Forbes magazine in 1940, when the artist was only 23 years old, Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) has produced a body of work that captures Black history and human history through the artist’s unique and dramatic style. Lawrence told stories through series of paintings, and in his graphic work, Lawrence has chronicled important histories and his own experience, from depictions of the Haitian Revolution to scenes of daily life in Harlem. Lawrence’s work chronicles a universal struggle toward equality that is deeply seated in the depths of the human consciousness. This exhibition features 31 graphic works by Jacob Lawrence created between 1983 and 1997. Included are works from his Hiroshima Series, the Genesis Series, and the Toussaint L’Ouverture Series.

    Image courtesy of Teen Art Council Ambassador Yareli. © 2024 The Jacob and Gwendolyn Knight Lawrence Foundation, Seattle / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
  • Jacob Lawrence: Three Series of Prints Opening Reception
    Friday, February 16, 2024, 5pm–7pm
    Jacob Lawrence’s Life & Art Presentation at 5:30pm

    by Ashley Williams, Curator and Kaiyla Thompson, Museum Educator

    According to the Smithsonian, Jacob Lawrence is the greatest Black artist of the Twentieth Century. Join us to explore three series of prints by Lawrence that capture important chapters in history through his colorful, graphic, and dynamic narrative style.

    From the Collections of Dr. and Mrs. Leon Banks & Alitash Kebede and organized by Landau Traveling Exhibitions, Three Series of Prints by Jacob Lawrence features 31 graphic works by Jacob Lawrence created between 1983 and 1997.

    Image: Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000), The Opener: Toussaint L’Ouveture Series, 1997, silk screen print on Rising Two Ply Rag paper, 28 1⁄2 x 38 1⁄2 inches, Image Courtesy Landau Traveling Exhibitions © 2024 The Jacob and Gwendolyn Knight Lawrence Foundation, Seattle / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
  • Florida’s film industry is one of the largest and oldest in the United States. Numerous movies and TV shows have been filmed here, including The Yearling, Creature from the Black Lagoon, and Flipper to name a few. Join us as we explore the history of film in Florida and design your own movie poster to take home.

    Join us on the 2nd Saturday of each month for a specially themed program featuring a hands-on activity for young historians. While the Museum is closed, we will be taking 2nd Saturday on the road, with programming in various locations held in conjunction with our community partners. Follow us on social media for the latest location, subjects, and more.
  • Munroe Family Community Gallery

    Florida State University Bachelor of Fine Arts students present their current work in this mixed media exhibition. The students, all graduating in 2024 and 2025, present work in various media including painting and fiber. Organized by award-winning artist and professor, Carrie Ann Baade, and artist and student, Nicolina Morra.

    Image: Zephaniah, One Last Look: Ode to Christina’s World

  • St. Eugene's parishioners are from all over the world, and we know how to cook! Our food festival features homemade eats from Puerto Rico, El Salvadore, Columbia, Venezuala, Guatemala, Mexico, the United States, Nigeria, East Africa, the Caribbean, and India. All food is sold at very reasonable prices, and all sales support our programs for children and college students. In addition, there will be games and a bounce house for kids.
  • Celebrate the start of summer by learning about the history of tourism in the Sunshine State. Discover the origins of Florida tourism, how it has evolved, and the many forms of transportation that brought visitors here to play, and oftentimes stay. Complete your jump start to summer by decorating a tote bag to use on your own tourist adventure.

    Join us on the 2nd Saturday of each month for a specially themed program featuring a hands-on activity for young historians. While the Museum is closed, we will be taking 2nd Saturday on the road, with programming in various locations held in conjunction with our community partners. Follow us on social media for the latest location, subjects, and more.
  • From its humble origins as a log cabin to today’s 22-story skyscraper, Florida’s Capitol has undergone significant change over the past two centuries. Join us as we celebrate National Historic Preservation Month by exploring the history of Florida’s Capitol buildings. Then visit and create your own model of Florida’s Historic Capitol to take home.

    Join us on the 2nd Saturday of each month for a specially themed program featuring a hands-on activity for young historians. While the Museum is closed, we will be taking 2nd Saturday on the road, with programming in various locations held in conjunction with our community partners. Follow us on social media for the latest location, subjects, and more.
  • Tallahassee, FL —Get ready for the roar of engines and the rhythm of music as the Tallahassee Annual Motorcycle and Music Festival gears up for another exciting year just in time for the city's Bicentennial Celebration. Mark your calendars for April 11-14 at the scenic Apalachee Regional Park for an event that promises even more exhilarating motorcycle rides, vendors, electrifying musical acts, and family-friendly fun. Admission is still completely free, welcoming riders, enthusiasts, and the general public to immerse in the vibrant community spirit.
    Highlighting the capital city's stunning nature and scenery was a priority for Tallahassee Bike Fest's Founder and local, Giavona (G) Williams. Riders of all types of motorcycles are encouraged to join group rides or solo rides on some of Tallahassee's picturesque roads, including the much-loved canopy tours. And with the coast just a short ride away, the festival is the perfect start to a North Florida adventure.
    "Whether you're a biker, a music lover, or just looking for a great time, Tallahassee welcomes you," reaffirms G Williams. "From leisurely rides to rocking tunes, come and see why our city's the place to be!" You can check out bike games, workshops, bike shows, vendors, concerts, and audio competitions. Spectators welcomed and encouraged!
    Joining the festival's roster this year are not only local favorites Tallahassee Harley Davidson and Florida Motorsports but also national names such as Harley Davidson's Demo Truck and Jeff Stanton Adventures--A Triumph Accredited Adventure Partner.
    But the excitement doesn't end there. The Bike Fest is proud to present performances by the renowned country sensation Whey Jennings and the electrifying Hip Hop icon Twista, alongside a host of regional talents poised to ignite the stage.
    Returning by popular demand, the Kid's Corner expands its offerings of complimentary fun-filled activities courtesy of our generous local sponsors. In line with the festival's tradition of philanthropy, this year's charitable efforts will support Honor Flight Tallahassee, highlighting our unwavering gratitude towards military service members.
    Imbued with a sense of eager anticipation and the spirit of unity, the Tallahassee Motorcycle & Music Festival is shaping up to be the year's premier community event. Take advantage of this community gem!
    For the latest updates and the full event schedule, please visit tallybikefest.com.
  • Style her love this Mother's Day Fundraiser - support your community with a chance to win a Louis Vuitton Graceful MM hobo bag. Your ticket purchase directly benefits scholarships and community initiatives, like the Promise Scholarship and our Empowering Your Financial Life youth financial literacy program.

    Purchase a ticket and impact a youth's life today!
  • Foodies and book lovers alike, join us for this delicious event! Stop by Midtown Reader to meet local Chef Fe as she takes us through some of the flavors of her cookbook, Cooking With Fe.

    About the Book:

    Embark on a culinary journey filled with love, flavor, and simplicity with Chef Fe's latest masterpiece, "Cooking with Fe: Delicious Food Made with Love."

    As a self-taught home chef, Chef Fe has crafted a collection of recipes that reflect her lifelong passion for cooking. From comforting classics to innovative culinary creations, each dish is infused with Chef Fe's unwavering love for the art of cooking.

    In " Cooking with Fe: Delicious Food Made with Love," Chef Fe invites you into her kitchen, where she shares her favorite quick, easy, and fun recipes that anyone can cook. Whether you're a seasoned chef or a novice in the kitchen, Chef Fe's approachable recipes will inspire you to unleash your inner culinary artist.

    With a focus on fresh ingredients and straightforward techniques, Chef Fe proves that delicious meals don't have to be complicated. From hearty breakfasts to satisfying dinners, each recipe is carefully crafted to bring joy to your table and warmth to your heart.

    But " Cooking with Fe: Delicious Food Made with Love " is more than just a collection of recipes—it's a celebration of the joy found in cooking for others. Chef Fe believes that food is a universal language that brings people together, and she infuses each recipe with a generous helping of love and care.

    Join Chef Fe on a culinary adventure as she explores flavors worldwide and shares her love for cooking with you. Whether you're cooking for yourself, your family, or your friends, " Cooking with Fe: Delicious Food Made with Love " will surely become a cherished companion in your culinary journey.

    About Chef Fe:

    Chef Fe, a native of Tallahassee, Florida, is a self-taught home chef whose culinary journey began at an early age. With an unwavering passion for cooking, she views the kitchen as a sanctuary for creative expression and a platform for cultural exploration.

    Driven by a profound love for global cuisine, Chef Fe embarked on a quest to immerse herself in diverse culinary traditions, constantly seeking to broaden her culinary horizons. In 2020, amidst the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, she seized the opportunity to share her culinary expertise by founding "The FE-Nomenal Experience, LLC." Specializing in in-home private dining experiences, Chef Fe and her team transformed dining into an unforgettable affair, complete with meticulously crafted meals, captivating tablescapes, and expertly documented memories through photography.

    Since its inception, "The FE-Nomenal Experience, LLC" has flourished into a multifaceted enterprise. Chef Fe's repertoire extends to event catering, virtual and in-person cooking classes, and engaging cooking camps tailored for aspiring young chefs.

    Supported by a network of entrepreneurial family and friends, Chef Fe's dedication to her craft has garnered acclaim. In 2022 and 2023, "The FE-Nomenal Experience, LLC," was honored as "Caterer of the Year" in the Reader’s Choice Awards for Tallahassee.

    For Chef Fe, food transcends mere sustenance; it is a universal language that fosters connections and celebrates cultural diversity. With the belief that everyone shares a fundamental need to nourish both body and soul, Chef Fe's culinary mission embodies the notion that regardless of background or beliefs, food unites us all in the joy of shared experiences.
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