Events in Tallahassee, FL

A macaron pop-up brings a fresh lineup of flavors to The Hub at Feather Oaks during East Town Get Down, adding to the football season buzz. The setting features a lively community vibe with pre-game energy for fans gearing up for the FSU football game. Guests can enjoy a drink and pick up macarons for weekend tailgating. Offerings are available while supplies last.

The Hub at Feather Oaks hosts the East Town Get Down featuring a performance by the Jacob Ryan Band. Drinks, food trucks, and vendors complete the scene for a fun community outing.

The longest-running farmers market in Tallahassee showcases in-season produce, meats, bakery items, specialty drinks, jams, jellies and pickled specialties, freshly cut flowers, mushrooms and more. It operates throughout the year and welcomes families and pets. Most vendors accept cash as well as cards, and ample parking is available in a paved lot.

This weekly market brings together local vendors with a broad variety of goods to suit every taste. Each Saturday offers something for everyone.

Presented by the Asian Coalition of Tallahassee, Experience Asia is a free, family-friendly celebration of Asian and Asian Pacific cultures at Tom Brown Park. The festival highlights cultural performances and demonstrations alongside food and craft offerings. More than 100 vendors feature food, artwork, crafts, clothing, jewelry, and other cultural items available for purchase.

Make space for your writing with a judgment-free, prompt-driven session led by award-winning poet and fiction writer Jennifer Schomburg Kanke. This monthly circle at My Favorite Books takes place on the fourth Saturday and centers on a sequence of guided prompts designed to spark ideas and keep words flowing. There is no critiquing, no feedback, and no pressure to share... the focus is simply getting something down that you can revisit later. Bring a pen and plenty of paper. Computers are welcome for those who need them, though the emphasis is on the feel of writing by hand. Each gathering follows the concise Meter&Mayhem-style prompt structure and usually wraps in under an hour. Participation is month to month, so there is no commitment to attend every time.

Take part in a donation-based yoga session at Optimist Park with the option to participate online through Zoom. This open level class blends calming moments with strength and flexibility work, and you choose how challenging you want it to be. The setting is welcoming, encouraging, and free of judgment, with both newcomers and seasoned practitioners regularly attending. A guided flow offers variations for different abilities, and there is space to explore your own movement if you prefer. Contributions can be made in cash or via an online link, and no one is turned away for lack of funds.

Alabama A&M heads to Tallahassee to square off with Florida A&M in an HBCU showdown that blends a festive campus atmosphere with high-energy football. Set at Bragg Memorial Stadium, this early-season contest features contrasting styles and well-known conference implications, offering an early barometer for which team will seize momentum for the stretch run.

Central Arkansas meets Florida State at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee for a college football matchup. The game brings a clear contrast in styles, with the Bears focusing on disciplined, high-effort play and the Seminoles looking to establish control early with the backing of their home crowd. The stage is set for a test of depth and approach as these teams go head to head.

An upbeat evening at Oyster City Tallahassee features tasty beer, relaxed vibes, and a splash of flamingo mayhem. Invite a friend to help turn it into a full-on party.

One Eyed JAK brings its party pirate vibe to The Getaway Grille and Bar for a night of rock. The venue will be serving food and cold drinks while the band supplies the soundtrack. Expect a playful, rock-forward party atmosphere.

This welcoming, beginner-friendly workshop introduces the essentials of working with crystals. Learn the core ideas behind crystal healing, how to choose stones that align with your intentions, and simple ways to cleanse, care for, and incorporate them into everyday routines for grounding, focus, and protection. The format is hands-on, with space for questions and conversation among a like-minded community. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated.

A monthly bluegrass jam welcomes participants of all ages and experience levels. The gathering typically takes place in the tavern, moving to the courtyard when the weather cooperates. There is no charge to take part. While bluegrass leads the way, there may be detours into old-time, swing, and other styles for added variety.

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Enjoy a high-energy night with Kettle Black at Proof Brewing Company. The band blends rock and country for a party atmosphere packed with dancing and good times. Bring friends, lace up your dancing shoes, and enjoy beers alongside the music.

At Ruby Diamond Concert Hall, this concert honors Sun Records artists Carl Perkins, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Johnny Cash, inspired by the night they jammed together in a Memphis studio. The production delivers over ninety minutes of rockabilly, country, gospel, and classic 1950s rock and roll, performed live with a high-energy backing band. Created and directed by John Mueller of the acclaimed Winter Dance Party, it has earned accolades, sellout crowds, and standing ovations. Sponsored by Jim Lee and Gordon Bedwell, and by Jay Steele and Matthew Wright. Tickets will be available to the general public.

Enjoy a complimentary planetarium program that explores the night sky for the upcoming month, spotlighting prominent constellations, key stars, and where the planets will appear. The show offers a clear guide to what will be visible overhead during that period.

This after-work gathering at Hobbit American Grill East features beer, a variety of food, and friendly company. Expect relaxed, free-ranging conversation that can head in any direction.

A lively blues night with Kasimira Vogel and Mr. Downchild, delivering homegrown, sassy tunes that shake up the room and send the blues packing. The evening also marks Kasimira’s 64th birthday and includes a jam featuring special guests. $5 cover.

Gov't Mule and Ziggy Marley share the stage at The Adderley Amphitheater at Cascades Park, uniting improvisational rock and reggae. Led by Grammy-winning guitarist, songwriter, and producer Warren Haynes, Gov't Mule has spent three decades performing and recording, releasing more than 20 studio and live albums. Their latest studio release, Peace…Like A River, reflects their blend of American musical traditions and collaborative interplay. Ziggy Marley, a nine-time Grammy and Emmy recipient, brings nearly forty years of work as a musician and humanitarian. The eldest son of Bob and Rita Marley, he fuses reggae with funk, blues, and rock, crafting stories that address environmental awareness and social justice with an enduring focus on love. Tickets are available through AXS, which the venue identifies as its exclusive authorized ticket seller.

ReThink Energy Florida presents its annual Energy Ball, a warm gathering that highlights community progress and the expanding clean energy movement across the state. The evening brings together supporters, local decision makers, and advocates for the environment and sustainability for food, live entertainment, a silent auction, and thoughtful conversation. Guests can expect tributes to individuals advancing clean energy, updates on the organization’s current initiatives, and opportunities to help power the next steps toward a cleaner energy future in Florida.

Black Violin brings the Be Free Tour to The Moon Tallahassee, delivering a high-energy collision of classical precision and hip hop rhythm. GRAMMY-nominated duo Wil Baptiste and Kev Marcus lead a night of soaring strings, hard-hitting beats, and themes of authenticity and self-expression. More than a traditional concert, this experience honors individuality, creativity, and connection. The music shifts from adrenaline-charged passages to moments of quiet reflection, highlighting the shared power of music and creating a space that embraces open expression. Known for pushing the boundaries of what string music can be, Black Violin inspires on stage while also reaching over 100,000 students each year through the Black Violin Foundation. Tour support comes from Braxton Cook, whose work blends jazz and R&B into a style that resists easy labels, heard across projects like Not Everyone Can Go, Somewhere In Between, No Doubt, and Who Are You When No One Is Watching.

The FSU Invitational/Pre-State takes place at the Apalachee Regional Park Cross-Country Running Course. The traditional schedule is in effect, with middle school and junior varsity races on Friday, followed by seeded varsity races on Saturday.

Experience Psychic Fair creates a welcoming setting at the Marzuq Shrine Club, where guests can explore crystals, tarot readings, holistic wellness, and distinctive mystical goods in one place. The environment is intimate, so conversations unfold naturally and each reading offers focused attention and personal connection. Visitors can spend unhurried time with individual vendors of crystals and other metaphysical supplies and receive thoughtful guidance about their offerings. A full-color aura photo is available. Weekend admission is $10, and children 12 and under are free. Every admission includes a complimentary crystal or gemstone. Bringing some cash is recommended, since most vendors accept credit cards but not all do.

Celebrate three decades of faith, favor, and impact with ALARM International Church at the ALARM 30th Appreciation Gala, honoring Founder Apostle Stewart. Hosted at the FAMU Grand Ballroom, the evening centers on elegance, reflection, and celebration. Tickets are available, and seating is limited, so securing admission in advance is encouraged.

Donald L. Tucker Civic Center hosts MercyMe with a lineup featuring Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley. The music centers on singalong favorites from MercyMe such as "I Can Only Imagine" and "Even If", with themes of faith and hope. Jeremy Camp adds "I Still Believe" and "Dead Man Walking". Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley open together, pairing the drive of "Starts with Me" with the vibrant sound of "Holding Onto Me". Big songs, shared voices, and a production made for large stages define the night.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.