Arts and Culture

WFSU's Josh Johnson spoke with Comedian Roy Wood Jr. for an episode of our podcast Speaking Of.

All 3 studios of the company's headquarters on Kerry Forest Parkway will be in use to ensure the entire audience can enjoy the multiple works, as well as the intermission food and beverage offerings.

The Festival of the Creative Arts seeks to promote more collaboration and understanding among the university's various disciplines.

Florida State University has officially purchased the Regal movie theater near the Governor’s Square Mall. The facility will be used to expand the university’s College of Motion Picture Arts.

The paintings of local artist Joe Roache are transformed into moving, morphing imagery through the technological wonder of artificial intelligence.

Director of FSU's Civil Rights Institute Ted Ellis spoke on how powerful images can advance the civil rights cause.

The event has been consistently ranked among the nation's best in the course of the last 10 years.

Local officials have voted against a plan to purchase part of Tallahassee’s Railroad Square. But the vote leaves the door open for a potential future partnership between the Southside Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) and a group of people working to revitalize the local arts district.

We talk about celebrities with ties to Tallahassee, actor Tony Hale's memories of his former hometown, and a big anniversary for YAT on this week's Speaking Of.

"The Laramie Project" came from hundreds of interviews with people who were directly impacted by the 1998 murder.