Events in Tallahassee today

Leadership Tallahassee presents a membership luncheon focused on what comes next for the Tallahassee economy. Angela Long, Darryl Jones, and Richard Darabi will share insights on pathways for growth, including moving research from labs to local businesses, cultivating an innovation hub, and engaging government as a customer. The program also explores ways to continue investing in the people and places that strengthen the community, with opportunities for attendees to contribute ideas to the discussion.

Riders will meet behind Epic Bikes for a group ride on the Northside trails, with a route that may include Liveoak, Overstreet, Redbug, and Phipps. If you do not have a park pass, bring $2 to pay the iron ranger when entering Maclay State Park. Participation in TMBA activities requires a current liability waiver.

A free community seminar for first-time homebuyers offers practical guidance on the path to homeownership at Keller Williams Town & Country Realty. Topics include common concerns, the financial differences between renting and buying, the role of a REALTOR, mortgage options and the lending process, touring homes and negotiating offers, and what to expect during home inspections and due diligence. Dinner is included, and there will be several chances to win raffle prizes.

Enjoy Pauper-format play at Tara Angel's Magic. Players bring their own Pauper deck. The entry fee is $9.99. For prizes, $8 from each participant is added to a shared pool and awarded as store credit to the top finishers.

Experience live swing music and plenty of dancing with the Tallahassee Swing Band at the American Legion. Admission is $10 for adults and $7 for students.

Take advantage of a gentlemen-focused oil change special with $20 off the service. The visit includes full synthetic oil, a premium oil filter, a complete vehicle maintenance inspection, and a top-off of fluids. An OBD check for any check engine alerts is also provided. In addition, choose one included extra, selecting either an engine air filter, a cabin air filter, or a tire rotation. Walk-ins are welcome and no appointment is required.

Better Together is partnering with Jacob Chapel Baptist Church to host a community job fair focused on connecting local businesses with a diverse range of job seekers. Expect a celebratory atmosphere with a variety of employers, resources, and services available on site. Participants can meet hiring teams, explore opportunities, and take part in on-the-spot interviews to move their search forward.

A gentle, chair-based yoga session led by Jennifer Stone, a registered yoga teacher from Tallahassee, centers on balance, mobility, flexibility, posture, and breathing practice. Held in the Fellowship Hall, this class is free and open to everyone, with special consideration for seniors. A yoga mat is not needed. Light hand weights around 1 to 2 pounds are suggested but optional, and bringing water or another hydrating beverage is recommended. Plan to arrive about 10 minutes before it begins. This is a weekly offering intended to support safer, healthier living.

A quiet, music-free reading session in a bar, offering space to settle in with a good book. Conversation about favorite reads with friends is welcome, but entirely optional. There is no formal book club structure, just dedicated time for you and the stories you love.

Sign up on site to perform, with set times assigned by lottery. Each slot runs about 12 to 15 minutes, adjusted based on the number of performers. Admission is free, and each performer receives a complimentary drink.

Take advantage of a ladies day special that knocks $20 off an oil change for women. To qualify, be a Facebook user and mention the ad when you arrive. The service features full synthetic oil, a premium oil filter, a comprehensive vehicle maintenance inspection, and an OBD or check engine light scan. It also includes one added perk at no extra charge, with a choice of an engine air filter, a cabin air filter, or a tire rotation. Everything listed is included as part of the discounted service.

Fresh, local produce arrives in the parking lot as the Tomato Lady makes a weekly stop, a neighborhood tradition that has continued for years. Patti offers the space as a courtesy to nearby residents, helping keep this simple community ritual going. It is a convenient way to gather ingredients for lunch or dinner and enjoy a quick moment outdoors. No appointment is needed, just straightforward access to quality produce and a friendly atmosphere.

DISC Village presents the second annual Run for Recovery, a free, family friendly community gathering that honors hope, healing, and recovery. Walk, run, cheer for participants, and visit community vendors while learning about substance use treatment and recovery resources. As part of Recovery Month, the event brings together individuals, families, local organizations, and community partners to celebrate recovery and raise awareness. It welcomes all ages, including people in recovery, loved ones, community supporters, healthcare professionals, students, businesses, and organizations, as well as anyone interested in learning about available resources. Expect opportunities for connection with local vendors and food trucks, plus conversations with groups working to support recovery across North Florida. Vendor participation is welcome for those who want to engage the community and support recovery awareness.

Hosted by Brett and “Dangerous” Dave, this open blues jam is known as Tallahassee’s longest running, bringing musicians together every week for more than nine years at The Getaway Grille and Bar. Players of all levels can sit in to sharpen their skills or share what they know with others in a relaxed, community-minded setting. Backline is provided, so there is no need to bring an amplifier. The jam welcomes both performers and listeners, with non-players invited to enjoy the music and cheer on the artists.

A relaxed Tallahassee run club that welcomes every pace meets at Oyster City Brewery for an easy 2‑mile outing you can run, jog, or walk. The group typically follows a well-lit route to Cascades Park and back, and a buddy system is encouraged. You can turn around at any point and regroup at the brewery. After the miles, participants can refuel with electrolytes, water, beer pitchers, or nonalcoholic options. It centers on community, good times, and smiling through the humidity and hills.

Sponsored by Lee Hinkle, this event spotlights Peyroux, who began as a street performer and, three decades later, has crafted nine albums and toured the world to sold out audiences. Her evocative interpretation of Serge Gainsbourg’s La Javanaise appears in the soundtrack of the Oscar-winning film The Shape of Water, and her many honors include the BBC International Artist of the Year. Ever curious and fearless in crossing genres, she continues to push her artistry forward with steady resolve and a belief in music’s power to calm even the fiercest spirit. Though she often chalks her path up to luck, fans and the music community recognize the remarkable skill and unwavering dedication behind it.

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.

Kick off Oktoberfest season with a festive Elder Care Bingo Night that blends bingo, food, drinks, and friendly competition. Admission is $25 and includes food, beverages, and two bingo cards for the evening. Some prizes include tickets to Oktoberfest. It offers a welcoming night out for friends or groups and helps build excitement for one of the biggest events of the year.

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.