Arts and Culture

The shows remain on display through December 17th.

Tucked behind a small smokehouse on Tallahassee's Southside, a long downhill driveway leads to a gazebo overlooking a lake, where every Friday night the sound of free-style drumming fills the air.

An award-winning Christian singer, songwriter, and author will be in town this weekend for two free performances.

Vistitors packed the downtown to check out the various vendors and also check out the town's many antique shops, artist enclaves and bistros.

John Nogowski has been using his freedom from the classroom to include the latest information in his accounts of baseball legends' final games and newly released material from the ever-enigmatic Mr. Dylan.

The youngsters received professional guidance in writing and rendering their own graphic novels.

"We see that in modern times where things are happening all over again and the issue that happens is that we treat these things that are happening as if it’s the first time. But there’s nothing new under the sun. It isn’t the first time," archives director Timothy Barber says.

The free-wheeling musical performances will feature three of the area's preeminent singer-songwriters in various combinations.

Various artists give their unique take on particular eras in art history

The ensemble has been busy gearing up for its live performance return, which will feature a mix of old favorites as well as some new arrangements.