Arts and Culture

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Hulaween has sold out its 20,000 ticket capacity every year it has been active since 2015.

A new Superman film has arrived, and many people are talking about the emotive superdog—Krypto! We chat with Krypto's motion capture actress, Murphy Weed.

Florida’s new budget contains about $21 million for arts-related groups. A new way of scoring means far fewer groups received grant money than past years.

From his success on social media to owning his own restaurant to appearing on the national program “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” Leon Brunson’s name has become well-known around town in recent years.

Teacher Jolynda Chenicek says she has checked off a bucket list item. In May, she went to California to be a contestant on the popular quiz show.

Host Jazzmin Sutherland sits down with Angela Moss Poole at the Institute for Music Businesses to discuss the rich history of Black music in Tallahassee.

Summertime musicals have been a regular offering at the school for many years.

The giant art auction, which includes many dozens of multiple media creations, is the organization's single largest fundraiser.

The event also featured the rollout of new technology that provides tour narration for Lemoyne's garden gallery.