Arts and Culture

The City of Tallahassee is working with Commissioner Dianne Williams-Cox and historian Delaitre Hollinger to rename a roadway. The move comes after several statues, monuments, and confederate flags have been taken down across the United States in a response to anti-racist movements. Now, a portion of Gamble street could be renamed for Robert and Trudie Perkins.

The coronavirus pandemic is making Halloween a little scarier than usual. While some say they’re not afraid, others say the holiday’s traditional large gatherings and neighborhood trick-or-treating feel a little too risky this year.

Florida State University’s a cappella team, All Night Yahtzee, has 17 members who are looking to advance from the second round.

The John G. Riley House will host a virtual exhibit showcasing what life was like almost half a century ago. There will be illustrations and anecdotes from Tallahassee seniors on how everyday tasks like laundry used to be more challenging.

What once attracted graffiti now attracts admiring eyes as well as providing a showcase for local artists.

Local palates still hanker for the unique hot dogs once served up by a much-loved Capital City drive in.

The City of Thomasville is hosting a virtual First Friday Sip and Stroll tomorrow. Due to concerns about the spread of the coronavirus, the city is taking the event online.

The cancellation of community theatre productions has sidelined many performers and stagehands. Now, a local stage director who averages 6 to 10 productions a year has come up with a project to keep the creative juices flowing.

The Council of Culture and the Arts (COCA) has created an online gallery for nearly 100 of Tallahassee's artists.

Multiple advocacy groups say Florida State University's new task force on racial inequality isn't enough to make real change. The groups say the school has a history of making decisions, then walking them back.