John G. Riley House Museum

The event included a re-enactment of the first public reading of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation on the very spot it took place 158 years ago.

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.

The threat of showers on Saturday moved the yearly Rockathon to benefit the Riley House Museum from Cascades Park to the FAMU Developmental Research…

Monday’s Community Redevelopment Board meeting divvied up $3 million to three arts and cultural groups and a new program, not in the running last week, is…

Three Tallahassee-based arts and culture groups are getting closer to securing hundreds of thousands of dollars in local funding. The group doling out the…

In a time of profound political polarization, the Confederate Flag remains a divisive topic. The remnants of the Confederacy are still shaping society…

A program that aims to teach school children about Tallahassee’s multicultural history kicked off its 13th year on Tuesday. This year’s Blended Lives…