Events in Tallahassee, FL

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Settle into a supportive chair-based yoga session in the Fellowship Hall, guided by Registered Yoga Teacher Jennifer Stone of Tallahassee. The class focuses on balance, mobility, flexibility, posture, and mindful breathing. It is free to attend and welcomes people of all ages, with movements especially accessible for seniors. No mat is needed. Light hand weights in the 1 to 2 pound range are optional, and bringing water is recommended. Please plan to arrive about ten minutes before the session begins. Offered each week, this program aims to encourage a healthier and safer lifestyle.

Settle into a quiet bar setting devoted to uninterrupted reading. There will be no music, creating a calm space to focus on your book, and friendly chats about favorite reads are welcome for those who feel like sharing. It is not a formal book club, just an easygoing, open invitation to carve out time with the stories you love, whether you prefer to read solo or talk a bit with friends.

Blue Tavern in Tallahassee hosts an open mic with Doc Russell. There is a signup, and performance slots are assigned by lottery. Each performer typically has 12 to 15 minutes, depending on the number of participants. Admission is free, and every performer receives a complimentary drink.

James Webb's new play unfolds in the space between heaven and earth, where the dead learn that passing on does not release the weights they carried in life. As buried wounds, family secrets, and impossible choices rise to the surface, one soul confronts what it means to survive, to suffer, and to finally find peace. Steeped in Southern storytelling with humor and heart, the piece reflects on forgiveness, being forgiven, and letting go. Suggested for ages 14 and up. Midweek performances offer $15 tickets for adults, $10 for senior citizens, $10 for FAMU employees and military personnel with ID, and $5 for non-FAMU students and children as well as $5 for FAMU students with ID. Weekend performances are priced at $25 for adults, $20 for senior citizens age 62 and older, $20 for FAMU employees and military with ID, $10 for non-FAMU students and children ages 4 to 18, and $5 for FAMU students with ID.

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A women-only concealed carry course tailored to the needs of those who carry a firearm. Participants receive snacks and drinks, and the session is limited to women only. The curriculum fulfills all State of Florida requirements to apply for a concealed weapon permit, covering laws, firearm safety, and a live fire component. Instruction is provided by highly rated local instructors. Hosted at North Florida Security Academy in Tallahassee. Cost is $34.99, with the option to add up to three friends for a small additional fee, add one for $10, two for $20, or three for $25. Pre-registration is required.

Hosted by Brett and "Dangerous" Dave, this open blues jam in Tallahassee has kept the music going every week for more than nine years. It takes place at The Getaway Grille and Bar, with a full backline on site so you do not need to bring an amp. Musicians can hone their skills and share knowledge on stage, and non-players are welcome to listen and encourage the performers.

This free, team-style trivia night at Amicus Brewing Ventures in Tallahassee is hosted by Trivia Maestro Chef John from the Tampa Bay Dream Team. Prizes await the top three teams with ABV Bucks in the amounts of $30, $20, and $10. The first place team also poses for a photo with the TBDT Champions' Weekly Trophy and gets to add their own team swag to it. A free question and answer is shared on the #TBDreamTeam Facebook page on the day of the event.

A Halloween showcase of spooky, sultry, and delightfully dark acts takes over the stage as Queens unveil their most imaginative seasonal performances. Expect a playful mix of tricks and treats that leans into the spirit of the season, with theatrical flair and a bewitching vibe. Costumes are encouraged to amplify the fun. Light refreshments are provided. Tickets are $30 for Autopay Members and $35 for General, and early bird options are available.

Movie Manglers takes on David Lynch’s Eraserhead with a live riff, delivering jokes throughout the film. This special installment is framed as a boss fight for the group and features special guest riffer Kevin Cole. The event takes place at Cap City Video Lounge. Admission is 7BUX.

Big Bend Hospice hosts relaxed, supportive walks at Cascades Park created for people who care for others, whether for a loved one or in a professional role. Participants can expect a friendly, welcoming group and an easy pace suitable for all fitness levels. Conversation and peer support are available for those who want them, and no registration is required. Look for the group near the amphitheater stage. These gatherings offer time to move, take a break, and connect with others who understand.

Browse a welcoming market where local vendors bring a wide variety of goods, offering a little something for everyone. This event takes place every Saturday.

Keep cats and dogs healthy with free vaccinations. A 3-year rabies shot is available for $25. Support from Petco Love helps ensure pets are vaccinated and loved.

Macon Community Youth October Fest is a youth-centered gathering in Tallahassee that supports the effort to bring new life to a once-closed church. Focused on the Macon Community and the wider city, it emphasizes involvement and support. The festival offers a welcoming atmosphere with faith-based fellowship, activities for young people, and food. A flier will share additional details.

Move with purpose alongside Prevent Child Abuse Florida at Push Pilates to support Florida’s families. Expect a welcoming atmosphere with refreshments available. Participation is by donation, with rates of $15 for students and $25 for non-students. Prevent Child Abuse Florida, the state chapter of Prevent Child Abuse America, works to prevent the abuse and neglect of children through statewide prevention campaigns and programs.

This fourth annual fall fundraiser supports Triple R Horse Rescue and its mission to rescue and rehabilitate equines. The evening at the Tallahassee Moose Lodge features live music, a chicken pilau dinner, desserts from the GFWC Woman's Club of Tallahassee, a silent auction, a 50/50 raffle, and a cash bar. Tickets are available online, priced at $35 in advance and $40 at the door. Children under 10 are free.

Experience Army of Darkness on the IMAX screen at the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee. This film is rated R, so parental discretion is advised. Every ticket includes an 11x17 Army of Darkness print by artist Larry Watts, known for his work on Army of Darkness and Evil Dead comics. Before the feature, Larry Watts will be signing, and there will be Army of Darkness and Evil Dead trivia.

Spend an evening immersed in Afro Cuban rhythm at Studio D with a Salsa and Bachata social that begins with an Afro Cuban Salsa fusion workshop taught by Marc and continues with social dancing to music by DJ Dev. Costumes are welcome but not required, creating a festive atmosphere while keeping the focus on dancing and community. Choose the full experience, which includes both the workshop and the social, or opt for the social only. Advance pricing is $20 for the full event and $10 for the social, with door rates of $25 and $15. Payment options include Venmo at @studiodtally, Cash App at $studiodtally, and credit card.

Experience a serene sound bath beneath a sky of stars inside the FOGG Planetarium at the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee. The immersive dome sets a peaceful scene for mindful breathing and quiet reconnection. If you opt for a VIP floor spot ticket, bring a comfortable mat or sleeping pad, plus blankets, pillows, and anything else that helps create a cozy sound cocoon. General Admission offers seating in the planetarium chairs, and a blanket and neck pillow can make the experience even more comfortable. An eye mask is helpful for anyone who prefers to rest without the glow of the dome lights. Please note that late arrivals will not be admitted, and refunds or ticket changes are not available for missed attendance.

Explore watercolor from the ground up in a welcoming beginner class at AR Workshop. With guided instruction, practice blending and layering techniques as you create a finished painting. Every participant takes home a personal watercolor set to continue practicing after the workshop. This two hour DIY experience is priced at $49 and includes all materials, instruction, and the take home set. Attendees are welcome to bring their favorite food or drink to keep the creativity flowing.

NorthFlora Collective hosts a garden party in Tallahassee, set in the venue’s beer garden with resident DJs buster wolf and Artisan P mixing deep cuts alongside familiar favorites. Expect a curated blend of hip hop and R&B, indie dance, and special remixes. The bar offers beer, wine, and nonalcoholic choices. Admission is free.

This casual gathering centers on geeky conversation and may include a game or two. Lofty also serves ice cream.

Explore the world of crystals in a welcoming, one-hour workshop designed for newcomers. Learn the foundations of crystal healing, how to choose and care for your stones, and practical ways to weave them into daily rituals that support grounding, clarity, and protection. Expect hands-on guidance with time to ask questions and connect with others who share your interest. Hosted at Crystal Portal Railroad Square. Free to attend, with donations welcome.

Grace George brings her American debut to Goodwood Museum & Gardens in Tallahassee, presented with support from Ron Sachs & Gay Webster-Sachs. The UK-based singer songwriter has accumulated over 90 million Spotify streams and releases both pop and commercial house tracks alongside a growing catalogue of acoustic covers, some featured on ITV's Love Island. Onstage she performs solo with guitar and a loop station, influenced by Ed Sheeran and KT Tunstall, layering harmonies, rhythms, and textures in real time to create an immersive one-woman show. Performing since age 14, she is noted for assured vocal control that is expressive and powerful, and has earned praise from reviewers such as Mac Maclaren of Lemonrock and freelance journalist Colin Fenn for her ability to bring new life to familiar songs. Tickets go on sale to the general public.

A morning gathering highlighting how Homecoming fuels the local economy in Tallahassee and Leon County, with hotels, restaurants, small businesses, vendors, and hospitality partners experiencing a significant boost. The program centers on the role of Florida’s HBCUs as powerful economic drivers, advancing jobs, research, entrepreneurship, and workforce development with effects felt locally, across Florida, and nationwide. Presented by the Capital City Chamber of Commerce, the breakfast recognizes the businesses and partners contributing to this impact. The event takes place at AC Hotels by Marriott Tallahassee Universities at the Capitol.

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.

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.

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.

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.

UF/IFAS Leon County Extension agents Molly Jameson and Suzanne Holloway lead a hands-on workshop focused on growing, propagating, and cooking with herbs. Learn which varieties thrive in the local climate, when to plant them, and how to keep them productive through hot stretches and cooler snaps. Then put the guidance into practice with fresh cuttings from the demonstration garden, including rosemary and other favorites, planting them in soil to take home. You will also mix a custom herb and spice blend to bring with you, with tips for making the most of your harvest in the kitchen. All materials are provided, including pots, soil, cuttings, and supplies for blending seasonings. Please bring something to carry your new plants home.

At Goodwood Museum & Gardens, the Alash Ensemble presents the art of Tuvan throat singing, or xöömei, a vocal technique that allows performers to produce multiple pitches at once. The trio pairs time-honored Tuvan traditions with subtle contemporary touches, incorporating layered harmonies, western instruments, and modern song structures while keeping the music’s core identity unmistakably Tuvan. Tickets will be available to the general public.

The Trick or Trot Fun Run, presented by Supreme Athletic Services, offers a one mile course for children ages 12 and under. The route sets off from Charlie Ward Champions Ranch in Tallahassee and follows the Capital Circle Trail in a paved out and back format, covering a half mile to the turnaround and a half mile on the return. The simple layout keeps the focus on a safe, straightforward experience for young runners.

Experience a celebration of imagination, storytelling, and creative expression where film, comics, and culture intersect. Set amid the Railroad Square Art District and the Cascades Park History & Culture Trail, this immersive festival gathers filmmakers, comic artists, creators, and fans to honor visual narratives in many forms. Look forward to independent film screenings, live art demonstrations, cosplay contests and character spotlights, panels with creators and storytellers, and a range of interactive activities that include gaming and a marketplace of pop culture vendors. The setting becomes a vibrant world of stories where identities are explored, creativity shines, and everyone is invited to step into the narrative.

Spookfest is a Halloween-themed costume celebration at The Moon Tallahassee with DJ Demp as host. Costumes take center stage for this festive gathering. Entry is limited to guests 21 and up.

Celebrate the conclusion of the Flamingo Challenge at a free wrap party at Tallahassee Memorial Cancer Center. Attendees can enjoy refreshments as the community is honored, with recognition for top fundraising teams and winners from the Decorate a Flamingo contest. The Flamingo Challenge is presented by First Commerce Credit Union and the Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare Foundation with support from Altrua Global Solutions, and it raises support for patients of the TMH Walker Breast Program. These efforts help provide imaging for uninsured patients, lodging and transportation for those traveling for care, and access to advanced treatments in Tallahassee.

Muses and Mischief presents artwork by Carrie Ann Baade.

Celebrate creativity, connection, and mindful magic under the stars at Railroad Square’s iconic First Friday. Explore tarot readings, hands-on rituals, and curated crystal finds while taking in the energy of local art, food trucks, live music, and good company. Admission is free. Ten minute tarot readings are available for $15.

SSC's touring staging of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet comes to Goodwood Museum & Gardens for a community performance. This streamlined version features five actors playing all the roles, with particular attention on the masked celebration and the first rush of young love. It is part of a regional tour bringing the story to schools and community audiences.

Mark the 30th year of Artisans in the Garden with a curated showcase of local artists and makers arranged throughout the gardens. Expect a welcoming setting for leisurely browsing and the chance to discover something truly special as the holiday season begins. Vendors and artists interested in application details can email events@tallahasseenurseries.com with their name and email, and no artwork examples are needed in that message. Additional information will be shared soon.

This annual dice run honoring veterans is hosted by 20-12, with donations benefiting Team Guardian of Tallahassee. Participants roll the dice at several stops, take part in raffles with prizes, and compete for payouts awarded to both the best and the worst hands. The ride begins at Harley Davidson Tallahassee.

At the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center, this home show brings a wide range of companies together under one roof, making it easy to explore fresh ideas and interesting products for your home. Attendees can connect with resources for home improvement, landscaping, and design services, all in one convenient setting. The event is built to save time while sparking inspiration for upcoming projects.

A free planetarium presentation explores major constellations, notable stars, and where the planets will appear in the sky over the coming month. It provides a clear, guided preview to help viewers know what to look for in the sky.

In Tallahassee, a weekend-long celebration of fashion and ambition brings together designers, models, photographers, content creators, entrepreneurs, influencers, and community leaders for elevated networking and standout runway moments. The first day begins with a daytime social that encourages collaboration, featuring dedicated spaces for creating content, a vendor marketplace, editorial-style photo setups, opportunities to connect, and sponsor activations. The evening transitions into a high-energy runway production with designer presentations, VIP perks, press coverage, live performances, and red carpet highlights. The final day pairs brunch with business panels on women leading in business, entrepreneurship in creative fields, and conversations about the fashion industry, followed by more networking and a community celebration. Throughout the experience, attendees can expand their networks, elevate brand visibility, connect with industry professionals, and capture compelling content while taking part in a new addition to the city’s fashion and culture scene. Applications and sponsorship opportunities are opening soon.

A community comedy night in Tallahassee brings stand-up, music, and a focus on building strong families and strengthening communities. The lineup features Small Fire, also known as Small Fry, along with Mattie J and Tracey Davis, billed as Tallahassee’s Funniest Preacher. Jacquell “The Apostle” hosts the evening, with music by DJ Dr. Cee. The show takes place at FAMU Developmental Research School. Tickets are available as general admission for 25 dollars, VIP for 50 dollars with preferred seating and food, and VIP tables for eight for 400 dollars. Tickets can be obtained through Eventbrite, at Tabernacle M.B. Church, and in limited quantities at the door.

Sponsored by Friends of Maclay Schools, this performance spotlights Katie Skene, a singer, guitarist, and songwriter whose Cosmic Swamp Americana blends Southern roots with West Coast spirit. Raised in Tallahassee’s blues community, she spent more than a decade in California’s jam band scene before relocating to Nashville, a journey that shapes her voice, writing, and guitar work. Together with her band, she weaves evocative vocals and expressive playing into a mix of electric blues and open-ended improvisation, radiating joyful, high-energy interplay. The performance features adventurous synth textures, vibrant keyboards, and soaring, Southern-tinged guitar supporting blues-soaked vocals over a deep, in-the-pocket groove. The sound nods to the exploratory spirit of the Allman Brothers Band and the Grateful Dead while staying unpredictable in ways that still feel familiar. Presented at Goodwood Museum & Gardens.

Settle in at Kleman Plaza for an outdoor screening of The Replacements, part of the Movies in the Park series in downtown Tallahassee. Pack blankets and lawn chairs, and pick up dinner or drinks from a favorite nearby spot, or have meals from participating restaurants delivered to the plaza. Popcorn and movie snacks will be available for purchase from the Challenger Learning Center takeout window. Admission is free. Presented by Tallahassee Downtown and the Tallahassee Film Festival.

Distance runners from FAMU, FSU, UF, and over 30 NCAA programs converge for the South Region meet, vying for berths to the National Championships in Terre Haute, Indiana. Set at Leon County's Apalacheee Regional Park, a venue known for crowning champions, the competition features a women's 6K championship race and a men's 10K championship race.

Celebrate the start of the season at LeMoyne Arts with an Artisan Market set within the sculpture gardens. Browse work from 26 artists and artisans featuring handcrafted gifts, seasonal decor, jewelry, ceramics, artwork, home goods, specialty treats, and more. Inside the gallery, explore the 63rd Annual Holiday Show with original pieces by regional artists, shop the LeMoyne Holiday Gift Shop filled with handmade items and seasonal favorites, and see the inaugural Gingerbread Competition exhibition of imaginative gingerbread creations. Whether searching for presents, spending time with family and friends, or simply enjoying a festive setting, this market offers something for everyone.

FRID President Amy Dawson brings the Pints with Prez Tour to Tallahassee, gathering at El Jalisco Apalachee Parkway Mexican Restaurant for relaxed conversation, connection, and community. This statewide series focuses on a simple goal... creating space for people to meet, build relationships, and enjoy time together. All are welcome, including interpreters, ITP students, Deaf community members, and other ASL users. There is no formal agenda, so you can drop in briefly or stay longer. Admission is free, and attendees purchase their own food and beverages. The organizers encourage advance registration to help estimate attendance.

Sponsored by Anonymous, this live improv comedy tour brings the current cast of the Emmy-nominated TV show Whose Line Is It Anyway? to Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis, and Joel Murray deliver 90 minutes of spontaneous scenes and songs built entirely from audience suggestions. The performance mixes favorite improv games from the long-running series with brand-new ones, guided by musical director Laura Hall. Audience participation is central and a few attendees may be invited to step onstage. All ages are welcome, though some PG-13 language may be used. Tickets will be available to the general public.

Six String Southern Productions and Scott Carswell present JUMP, America’s Van Halen Experience, bringing a live tribute to Van Halen at The Moon Tallahassee. The show spotlights the debut album along with deep cuts and fan favorites, delivered in a two hour set centered on the David Lee Roth era. The Toledo, Ohio based lineup features musicians born in the late 1990s and early 2000s whose look recalls Van Halen in their prime, while the sound channels Eddie’s blistering guitar work, a tight rhythm section, and soaring two tone vocals reminiscent of David Lee Roth. The performance pulls from the first six albums and is sprinkled with skits and quick one liners inspired by live bootlegs from 1978 to 1984. After selling out shows across multiple states and being tapped for international tours in Canada and Australia, JUMP has built a reputation as a rising Van Halen tribute. Expect a high energy blast of youth, nostalgia, and rock and roll at The Moon Tallahassee.

A guest artist recital featuring the Palmetto Saxophone Quartet. This performance spotlights the ensemble as visiting artists.

Now in its fourth year, this Tallahassee area festival expands to 48 straight hours of experimental art performances. Designed to nurture community, champion free expression, and encourage creators to move beyond their comfort zones, it has grown into a homegrown celebration that proudly embraces the wonderfully weird and welcomes all ages. Participants of any background, including first timers, are invited to get involved through performance, film submissions, visual art, workshops or games, and vending. Applicants are asked to share their artist name, where they are based, contact details, a brief description of their project, and an answer describing what experimental art means to them. Presented as the organizers’ largest undertaking and flagship gathering, this non stop format offers a continuous platform for boundary pushing creativity.

Celebrate stories of every kind at a lively book-focused gathering in Tallahassee. Meet local authors, discover fresh reads, and connect in person with fellow book lovers. Explore a marketplace featuring authors and bookish businesses, grab a bite from food vendors, and enjoy writer panels, poetry readings, and storytime for children. Early bird pricing is available, with tickets at $10 for adults and $5 for kids ages 5 to 17. The event will be held in the Student Union at Tallahassee State College. A full schedule will be shared soon.

Campers will celebrate the season by creating festive art projects, including 3D sculptures and paintings. Participants will learn art elements, practice new techniques, and bring their creative visions to life while making friends and having fun. Each day features new and unique art projects to take home. Winter camp is available by the day, allowing families to customize a schedule that fits their holiday plans.