Tallahassee Events

With spring training beginning in Florida’s Grapefruit League, Tallahassee baseball fans are happily welcoming back the Seminole squad to Dick Howser Stadium.

Tallahassee’s downtown Challenger Learning Center is offering day camps during spring break for a registration fee of $40 per student, March 15-19 from 9AM to 4PM, with extended care hours available.

In the “City of the Seven Hills,” the Tallahassee Mountain Bike Association is hosting the 22nd annual Urban Gorilla Bike Ride on Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 7 at 9AM.

With Florida’s 2021 legislative session around the corner, now is the perfect time for folks making the trek to the Sunshine State’s capital to reacquaint themselves with its many unique attractions.

What golfer among us has not been in a cavernous stadium and wondered what it would be like to tee one up inside? Thanks to TopGolf Live at Doak Campbell Stadium, you can fulfill that little dream Feb.

There is art almost everywhere you turn in Tallahassee, but when was the last time you actually stopped to enjoy it? This is your reminder to slow down and appreciate the brilliant work that goes into this public art.

For all that the COVID-19 pandemic has postponed and canceled, this year we can be thankful that the City of Tallahassee’s Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Affairs Department is keeping one familiar tradition alive — the joyful sparkle of Christmas lights at Dorothy B.

Cleaver and Cork, the Tallahassee Community College Foundation’s premier culinary event, is back for 2021.

OneBlood and Florida Blue are partnering for a two-day blood donation event at the Florida Blue Tallahassee office.

The corner of Capital Circle and Miccosukee Road has been in development for five years.

Too many theaters are out of commission now.

Sweet South Cottage is proud to present the Fall 2020 French Country Flea Market with regional vendors, food and a petting zoo for the kids.

Started in 1949, the Tallahassee Quarterback Club will host their in-person Kick-Off Dinner at Doak Campbell Stadium’s University Center Club on Oct. 13, with safety protocols in place.

The COVID-19 Era has presented all of us with countless challenges, and the world of the performing arts is no different.

Sadly, the first year of Mike Norvell’s tenure as head coach at Florida State will not have the same feel.

The newest addition to the CollegeTown skyline is Hotel Indigo.

While the SEC and ACC member schools are preparing for fall football, one huge challenge has been in the scheduling.

Everyone needs a break sometimes, but you can’t always head to the mountains or beach on a Wednesday afternoon.

A favorite tradition of Tallahassee’s Chain of Parks’ offerings is back.

Budweiser, Tri-Eagle Sales and local retailer Hearth & Soul have donated $10,000 to the Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare (TMH) Foundation to support healthcare providers and patients during COVID-19, and partnered to encourage community members to share how they are staying happy at home during social distancing.

The Leon County Humane Society (LCHS) is holding a fun community fundraiser, the Paw Prints Calendar Contest.

During this challenging time, people have sought comfort in the arts: music, movies, books, online performances.

We did not go to Florida State.

Springtime Tallahassee kicks off its festival on Friday, March 27, with music at Kleman Plaza, and concludes on Saturday, March 28, with Jubilee in the Park and the Grande Parade.

Florida State’s alumni network is sponsoring the ninth annual Seminole Service Day throughout the month of March with local Florida events and with clubs in cities across the country.

Ready to have fun and exercise while giving back? Then go get your glow on Saturday, Feb. 22, at the 1st Annual Tallahassee Glow Run.

The Florida State Seminoles open their 2020 campaign Friday, Feb. 14, hosting Niagara at Dick Howser Stadium at 6PM. The biggest change in the squad is Mike Martin Jr. taking over as head coach for his father, who retired after 40 seasons as the all-time NCAA leader in baseball coaching wins.

One of the most anticipated Tallahassee events each spring is the Red Hills International Horse Trials and Trade Fair, an annual competition in the equestrian sport of eventing.

The Tallahassee Balloon Festival is coming in hot March 20-21. The beautiful display of hot air balloons is accompanied by exciting activities for the whole family to enjoy.

It is hard to argue against tater tots being crowned as king of the snack world.