Events in Leon County today

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A weekly visit from the Tomato Lady brings locally grown produce to the parking lot, turning it into a familiar neighborhood stop. Patti has hosted this weekly stop for years by offering her lot as a courtesy to nearby residents, and the tradition continues. It is an easy way to pick up ingredients for lunch or last-minute dinners, and a friendly moment to step outside for a quick hello. The setup is casual, and no appointment is needed.

Songfest returns for its second year at The Hub at Feather Oaks with another evening dedicated to this annual event.

Tallahassee's longest running blues jam, hosted by Brett and "Dangerous" Dave, gathers at The Getaway Grille and Bar for an open session where musicians can play together, learn from one another, and build community. For more than nine years, this weekly tradition has offered a friendly space to polish skills or share knowledge. A full backline is provided, so there is no need to bring an amplifier. Listeners who do not play are welcome to enjoy the music and encourage the performers.

Bring a team for free, team-style trivia at Amicus Brewing Ventures in Tallahassee. Trivia Maestro Chef John from Tampa Bay Dream Team hosts the competition. The top three teams take home ABV Bucks, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third. The champions also receive a photo with the TBDT Champions Weekly Trophy, and the first-place team gets to tag the trophy with their own team swag. On the day of each game, the TBDreamTeam Facebook page shares a freebie question and its answer to use during the night’s play.

Arrive and choose the cars you want to race, then compete in single elimination heads-up drag races on the track. Once racing is underway, no additional racers can be added. Entry is cash based at $5.00 per car, and you may enter as many cars as you like. First place takes home half of the total pot. Rip and runs from the previous event return, or bring your own unmodified cars. Select carefully, since some cars may be too wide for the track or may not launch correctly. Any car that fails to launch results in an automatic loss. The emphasis is on friendly competition and having fun. A small buy, sell, and trade setup will also take place in the parking lot, with space limited and offered first come, first served. Participants should operate from the back of their vehicles in a trunk-or-treat style, use no tables larger than a 3' by 3' card table, and avoid tents.

Mac Daddy Blues Productions hosts a live performance by the Jonathan Boogie Long Blues Band at American Legion Post 13 in Tallahassee. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show. Food will be available on site.

White Mouse brings its annual Rocky Horror Picture Show shadowcast to the Mickee Faust Club. Now in its third consecutive year at the Student Life Cinema and shared with additional venues like the Challenger Learning Center, the event features costumes, games, and a performance.

Browse a community market where local vendors gather each Saturday with a wide variety of offerings, making it easy for everyone to find something they like.

Award-winning poet and fiction writer Jennifer Schomburg Kanke leads a relaxed monthly writing circle that helps you finally put words on the page. The session moves through a sequence of prompts drawn from her Meter&Mayhem approach, designed to free up creativity and quiet the inner editor. There is no critique period and sharing is optional, the emphasis stays on generating new material you can revisit later if you choose. Bring a pen and plenty of paper. Writing by hand is encouraged, although a laptop is welcome if that is what you need. Each gathering wraps up in under an hour and you leave with a fresh draft to develop at your own pace. Drop in when it works for you, there is no requirement to attend every month. Presented with My Favorite Books and held at Courtyard Cafe & Games in Tallahassee.

Curious about sewing machines but not sure where to start? This beginner-friendly class covers the basics, from powering up the machine and identifying its key parts to understanding how it works and how to operate it. You will learn how to troubleshoot common problems and then apply those skills by sewing a simple drawstring bag as your first project. Sewing machines are provided on site, and participants may bring their own with advance notice. No prior experience required.

Take part in a single-session Dungeons & Dragons adventure that starts and wraps up in one visit, typically lasting about three to four hours. Created for middle schoolers ages 10 to 14, it offers a selection of ready-to-play characters so participants can dive right into the story. Please bring a set of dice and a pencil. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance are eligible for a refund. For questions, reach out by email or call (850)878-4556.

Crossway Church presents a family friendly Fall Festival and Trunk or Treat filled with bounce houses, face painting, human foosball, games, and plenty of candy. Admission is free, the event welcomes the whole community, and costumes are encouraged.

Musicians of all levels are welcome to take part in a music session, and listeners can enjoy homegrown tunes with a pint or a cup of coffee. Admission is free.

Battle in the Capital II brings live amateur martial arts competition to Northside Community Center. Promoted as Florida’s premier amateur combat sports event, this showcase focuses on self-defense and unarmed combat performed by amateur athletes, highlighting physical skill and coordination. Presented in conjunction with Battle in the Capital and AAMMA, the activities are conducted in accordance with statute 548.007.

A candlelit program at First Presbyterian Church of Tallahassee spotlights the music of Drake performed by the Listeso String Quartet, offering an intimate, multi sensory live experience. The 60 minute performance features string interpretations of Passionfruit, Marvins Room, Headlines, Take Care, Laugh Now Cry Later, God's Plan, Controlla, Fair Trade, Crew Love, Over, In My Feelings, One Dance, and Hold On, We're Going Home. Doors open one hour before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted. Seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This tribute is an independent celebration and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist or official representatives.

Discover the essentials of working with crystals in a welcoming beginner workshop. Learn the basics of crystal healing, how to choose stones that suit your needs, how to care for them, and simple ways to use them in everyday rituals for grounding, clarity, and protection. The session is hands-on with time for questions and conversation, making it helpful whether you are new to crystals or looking to deepen an existing practice. Attendance is free, and donations are welcome.

High style and high-energy music come together as Tallahassee Nights Live presents the Met Gala Edition at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center in Tallahassee, Florida. Part of the FAMU homecoming festivities, this celebration marks 21 years with R&B steeped in soul, dynamic performances, and appearances from invited guests. The night wraps with a complimentary after-party. Attendees are encouraged to showcase standout attire for a memorable evening.

Marking its fifteenth year, the Remembrance Dinner stands among HERC’s largest gatherings in 2026, highlighting the organization’s work and the community that sustains it. It honors longstanding supporters and engages prospective donors as awareness grows of HERC’s mission to provide accurate Holocaust education for students and the wider community, fulfilling requirements for instruction by educators in schools.

The ride meets behind Epic Bikes and heads onto the Northside trails, with a route that may include Liveoak, Overstreet, Redbug, and Phipps. Participants without a park pass should bring $2 to pay the iron ranger when entering Maclay State Park. A current TMBA liability waiver is required for participation if it has not already been completed for the year.

Dance to live swing music by the Tallahassee Swing Band at American Legion Sauls-Bridges Post 13 in Tallahassee. Admission is $10 for adults and $7 for students.