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Dixie, GA · Arts & Culture
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Tallahassee neighbor launches ItsMyScene to connect local bands, venues, and fans all in one place
COLLEGE TOWN, FL (WTXL) — ItsMyScene is a community-driven website where local musicians, venues and fans can find and list shows in Tallahassee and beyond. A Tallahassee native is taking on the loss of local music venues with a new tool to help musicians and fans find each other.
WCTV
The Usual Suspects - July 12, 2026
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - “The Usual Suspects,” airing in 38 counties, has become one of North Florida’s and South Georgia’s premier political talk shows. To keep up with the latest news as it develops, follow WCTV on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Nextdoor and X (Twitter). Have a...
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Summer fun continues at local libraries
This summer’s activities at the Greenville, Lee and Madison Public Libraries will continue through Saturday, July 18, with events for youngsters as well as adults. • Mondays, at 2 p.m., Dig. Read. Discover. Summer reading program. • Thursdays, at 2 p.m., Fun Days with various activities. • Fridays, at...
WCTV
Final day of Infinity Con brings more fans with entertainment for all ages
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Sunday marked the final day of this year’s Infinity Con in Tallahassee, giving people a mix of pop culture, comic books, and anime. “I feel super excited because this is my first one,” 12-year-old Makhi Washington said. He said his aunt and uncle...
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Florida A&M's Marching 100 summer camp shapes next generation of musicians and leaders
COLLEGE TOWN, FL — The camp, now in its 31st year, draws more than 400 middle and high school students from across the country to Tallahassee each summer. For 80 years, Florida A&M's Marching 100 has become one of the most recognizable bands in college athletics. But every tradition has to begin somewhere.
WCTV
What’s Brewing - Swamp Stomp Music Festival
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Here’s what’s brewing in Tallahassee this weekend. The annual Swamp Stomp Music Festival is happening Saturday at the Tallahassee Museum from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Nine performers are expected to take the outdoor stage and people can dine on delicious food and beverages...
WCTV
‘Live out his vision’: Tallahassee theater group debuts first show since beloved director’s passing
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - The show must go on. A Tallahassee theater group is lifting the curtain on its first production since its beloved artistic director died in a car crash five months ago. New Stage Theatreworks invited WCTV to a dress rehearsal days before the debut of “Jagged Little...
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Something Good: Free admission for active military and families
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Time for something good!. The Tallahassee Museum is keeping the patriotic spirit going beyond July 4. The museum is offering active military members and their families free admission until September 1. It’s part of their work in the Blue Star Museum Program, which goes from Armed...
gulfcounty.news
Young couple talks cars, music and country
Other than her parents, Wewahitchka sophomore Georgia Cleckley won’t let anyone but her boyfriend Bobby Landrum drive the 2005 Ford Mustang convertible that she bought with her own money. “I will not let anyone else in that driver’s seat,” she said, as she leaned against the front of Landrum’s...
WCTV
What’s Brewing - 850 Card Show
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Here’s what’s brewing in Tallahassee!. The 850 Card Show is returning this weekend, giving the community a chance to check out a huge array of vendors from across the Southeast, selling cards, toys and more. The two-day event kicks off Friday at 3 p.m....
WMBB
Remembering the moments that shaped America 250: The Battle of Marianna
JACKSON COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB)- As we celebrate America’s 250th birthday, we aren’t just celebrating July 4th, 1776. We are reflecting on all the moments that made America what it is today. Jackson County is not just one of the most historic places in the Panhandle, but in the entire country, where you can still see […]
Tallahassee Democrat
Groove to the possibilities with Tallahassee's Pharaohs of Funk
“‘Can’t’ is dead,” proclaims Kirk Gavin III, co-frontman and founder of one of Tallahassee’s premier funk bands, Pharaohs of Funk. He says that he was first introduced to this motivating phrase as a Rickards High School student under the tutelage of his former band director, Quincy Griffin. Since then, Gavin has become a music teacher himself, offering private lessons in addition to leading the brass program at Godby High School. You can groove along with Pharaohs of Funk live at Levitt AMP Tallahassee: Music Under the Oaks concert on July 9 at Lewis Park. Tucker Center: Explore worlds of sci-fi and beyond at 8th Annual Infinity Con Musical mentorship When asked about his teaching philosophy, Gavin emphasizes the importance of showing students their potential. “If you have the courage to do it and you're willing to put the time in and be consistent, you have no choice but to be great at it.” He goes on to explain that the first step towards building skills in music is breaking down self-imposed limitations: “I don't want anyone to stunt their growth, thinking that they can't do anything.” Kirk Gavin brings this “can-do” attitude to everything he touches. As a child, when
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On the eve of America's 250th, a WWII-era Tallahassee airfield fights to be remembered
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — At first glance, it doesn't look like much. A weathered white house sits behind a flagpole on the edge of Tallahassee State College's campus. Nearby, patches of aging asphalt blend into the surrounding pavement. Most drivers pass without realizing they're looking at remnants of one of Tallahassee's most significant contributions to World War II.