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Trouble? Right here? In Tallahassee?  When “Professor” Harold Hill, the smooth-talking traveling salesman arrives in River City, Iowa on July 4, 1912, he quickly has everyone eating out of his hand. A fast talking salesman, Hill cons the people of River City, Iowa, into buying instruments and uniforms for a boys' band that he vows to organize, even though he doesn't know a trombone from a treble clef. But, this time he meets his match in town librarian Marian Paroo. She steals his heart and the con man faces a tough choice: love or money

Funny, warm, romantic and touching, this production is family entertainment at its best with a score that includes beloved favorites such as “Goodnight My Someone,” “The Wells Fargo Wagon, “Trouble” and “76 Trombones.”

With a cast of nearly 52 area high school students and an orchestra of equally talented high school musicians, The Music Man, is a produciton you will not want to miss.  With spectacular sets, energetic dancing, amazing music and glorious vocals, the Leon High School summer musical will be the highlight of your summer.  

The show runs June 27-July 7th. Performance Times: June 27 at 7pm; June 28 at 7pm; June 29 at 7pm; June 30 at 3pm; July 4 at 1pm; July 5 at 7pm; July 6 at 7pm, July 7 at 3pm.

All tickets are $15.75 and are available beginning May 27th by visiting www.leonchorus.com

Don't miss the Ice Cream Sociable following the 1:00pm July 4th matinee performance.  A perfect beginning to your Independence Day festivities. Join us for the 1:00pm, enjoy the Ice Cream Sociable after the performance and then head to Tom Brown Park for the Celebrate America.  Our very own Quartet and Pick-a-Little Ladies will be singing before the fireworks!

Word of [South], a festival of literature and music, is a unique blend of writers and musicians and an exploration of the relationship between the two disciplines. Beginning with our first festival in 2015, the festival showcases authors who write about music, musicians who also are authors, authors and musicians trading places, and everything in between. We’re especially proud of our “mu-aushups”: authors and musicians appearing together (some of whom have never met), as well as our cookbook authors, kids programming and musical performances of every genre--we’ve got gospel and HipHop, pop and bluegrass, jazz and country, Americana and R&B. Bring the whole family, and come see what’s down South!

On Saturday, April 27, The Grove Museum will host Doby Lee Flowers (FSU Alumna & First Black Homecoming Princess) and Dr. Juanita Gaston (President of the Tallahassee African American Genealogical Society) for a program titled, “The Hadley Family’s Legacy.”

In commemoration of Tallahassee's Bicentennial, this program will discuss the Hadley family in the context of the themes family, civil rights, entrepreneurship, and community. The program will also include a group art making activity.

This program is free and open to the public. Parking for The Grove Museum is located at 902 North Monroe Street, in Tallahassee, Florida.

Student art show 10-2, Apr. 27, Jefferson Arts Gallery.

With captivating choreography, exquisite costumes, and a timeless score by famed composer Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, The Sleeping Beauty will mesmerize audiences of all ages. Choreography by Dr. Kathryn Karrh Cashin after Marius Petipa, staged by Katy E. Cashin, with additional choreography by Katy E. Cashin, Joyce B. Fausone, and Meagan Helman. The Sleeping Beauty transports audiences into a fairytale world where Princess Aurora, cursed by the wicked fairy Carabosse, awaits true love’s kiss to awaken her from a 100-year slumber.

"Impressions of Florida" Relief Prints and Mixed Media Printmaking by Leslie Peebles opens at Jefferson Arts Gallery with a reception on Saturday May 4 and continues through June 1.

This abbreviated performance is specifically geared to younger audience members,
the length of this performance is just over an hour (with no live orchestra or intermission).

With captivating choreography, exquisite costumes, and a timeless score by famed composer Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, The Sleeping Beauty will mesmerize audiences of all ages.

Choreography by Dr. Kathryn Karrh Cashin after Marius Petipa, staged by Katy E. Cashin, with additional choreography by Katy E. Cashin, Joyce B. Fausone, and Meagan Helman.

The Sleeping Beauty transports audiences into a fairytale world where Princess Aurora, cursed by the wicked fairy Carabosse, awaits true love’s kiss to awaken her from a 100-year slumber.

With captivating choreography, exquisite costumes, and a timeless score by famed composer Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, The Sleeping Beauty will mesmerize audiences of all ages.

The Sleeping Beauty transports audiences into a fairytale world where Princess Aurora, cursed by the wicked fairy Carabosse, awaits true love’s kiss to awaken her from a 100-year slumber.

This curator-led tour will take you through the Main House at Pebble Hill Plantation and draw detailed attention to the friends, family, and distinguished guests who left their enduring legacies in American History and beyond. Some of Pebble Hill's famous visitors included President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter, dignitaries, artists, writers, and celebrities of the day.

Enjoy seeing resources from the Pebble Hill archives that relate to these extraordinary people who inflluenced the courses of politics, medicine, natural history, and the arts.

The Main House has its own famous connections, as it was designed by Cleveland, Ohio architect and youngest son of President James Garfield, Abram Garfield.

Space is limited in order to ensure the best experience for our guests.

This curator-led tour will introduce works of art and craft in Pebble Hill's permanent collection made exclusively by women. Enjoy learning about who these women were and the talents and skills they possessed. Come away with an appreciation of their respective disciplines and the significance of their place in women's history. Dora Wheeler Keith, Josephine Herrick, and Eleanor Beard are among the fascinating women to be included in this in-depth tour and exploration of women who left their mark on history.

Space is limited to ensure a great experience for our guests. Children must be age six years or older to tour the Main House and the Elisabeth Ireland Poe Gallery. There are two offerings for these tours: June 13th and June 27th.