Community Events

The Saturday, Feb. 2 event kicked off the library's observance of Black History Month.

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.

Since its founding from the remnants of alt-country pioneer band Uncle Tupelo in 1994, Wilco has won critical and popular acclaim for its often-daring explorations into a multitude of musical genres.

Although the children served by the program are evenly divided between boys and girls, the vast majority of volunteers helping them are women.

Speakers included a number of elected officials.

The Req Room is literally next door to the Blue Tavern in Midtown.

Organizers say the idea is to provide a totally immersive and historically authentic experience.

The event began as an homage to the passing of a young Co-op resident in 1994.

Two of the larger events are Market Days and the Alternative Christmas Market.