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FAMU Receives Donation from Urban Golf Foundation
MIAMI – The Urban Golf Foundation presented a $15,000 donation to the Florida A&M University Men's Golf program on Saturday, Sept. 5, during the Urban Golf Weekend, held at Miami Beach Golf Club in Miami Beach, Florida. The donation is intended to support the development of FAMU's student-athletes, with...
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T.I., Summer Walker, Gunna, and Belly Gang Kushington to headline FAMU homecoming concert
T.I., Gunna & More To Headline FAMU Homecoming Show Florida A&M University is bringing major hip-hop and R&B stars to […] The post T.I., Summer Walker, Gunna, and Belly Gang Kushington to headline FAMU homecoming concert appeared first on Hip Hop Vibe .
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Havana Woodfest returns in two weeks to celebrate local craftsmanship
GADSDEN COUNTY, FL (WTXL) — Havana Woodfest is returning in two weeks, bringing together wood artists, crafters, vendors, and local businesses for a celebration of woodworking and craftsmanship rooted in Havana's history. WATCH FULL REPORT BELOW:. The annual event, first held in 2022, gives people a chance to see...
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FAMU musicians Duo Paloma to perform Sept. 9 at Tallahassee Senior Center event
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Tallahassee music lovers will have a chance to hear two accomplished Florida A&M University faculty musicians perform together in a concert set for Sept. 9 at 6 p.m. at the Tallahassee Senior Center. Trumpeter Dr. Longineau Parsons and pianist Dr. Joanna Sobrowska, who are married, will appear...
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FAMU Football Returns To ‘96.1 Jamz’ WHBX For 2026 Season.
Florida A&M University football fans will continue to hear Rattlers games on Cumulus Media’s urban AC “96.1 Jamz” WHBX-FM Tallahassee after the station renewed its partnership as the official radio home of the HBCU’s football program for the 2026 season. The agreement with Cumulus will provide...
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Nonprofits in Bloom 2026: The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art
The Ringling, Florida’s official State Art Museum and part of Florida State University, is the largest university-affiliated art museum in North America—a hub for arts, history, and lifelong learning. The Museum of Art spans antiquity to today, with strengths in Renaissance, Baroque, Asian, and contemporary art, plus photography...
Tallahassee Democrat
Don't miss these top acts coming to Tallahassee in fall 2026
It’s fall, y’all. Well, it is the fall semester in a three-college city like Tallahassee. Sure, it is still 129 degrees Fahrenheit outdoors, but the autumn season of shows comes back just like the students. It will get cooler in the future, promise. In the meantime, here are 26 hand-picked shows on the way for fall 2026. This weekend: Looking for fun events? Top 5 things to do around Tallahassee Drew & Ellie Holcomb Hear Dove Award-winning Christian tunes and more songs with an Americana-country twist from Nashville. Friday, Sept. 4. | Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. Tickets are $81, $76 and $46. Visit openingnights.fsu.edu . Ali Siddiq The droll stand-up comedian from Texas spins stories about his side-hustle father, homelife and the formative years from the stage, not YouTube this time around. Sunday, Sept. 30 | Tucker Civic Center. Ticket prices range from $89 to $609. Visit tuckerciviccenter.com . Tinsley Ellis The Louisianna electric blues dude brings his guitar back to the city for another funky bayou throwdown. Tuesday, Sept. 15 | Goodwood Museum & Gardens. Tickets are $45 and $55. Visit openingnights.fsu.edu Madeleine Peyroux The singer hails from Georgia, but she sharpened her vocal chops on the sidewalks and
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From Marianna to the big screen: Evan Barber talks “It Ends”
MARIANNA, Fla. (WMBB) - Evan Barber graduated from Marianna High School in 2016, and even then he knew he wanted to make movies. "I think what made me want to be a filmmaker was two things. Watching a lot of movies on my own and then very specifically my father showing me the behind-the-scenes of this movie called El Mariachi. But in there, behind the scenes, it was just a bunch of kids making a movie in their backyard, and seeing that as a young person was really eye-opening to see like movies were made by people," Barber said.
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Florida A&M University Acquires Historic Facility Previously Used By Pioneering Black Doctors
Florida A&M University (FAMU) has acquired a historic property that was home to many Black physicians. According to a press release, the Historically Black College and University (HBCU) acquired about 0.94 acres of a site owned by Black physicians Dr. Russell L. Anderson and his son-in-law, Dr. Alexander D "AD" Brickler. Brickler is credited with integrating Tallahassee Memorial Hospital and the old FAMU Hospital, according to the Tallahassee Democrat.
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Florida A&M football back on the radio in time for season opener
Florida A&M football fans will be able to hear their team on the radio in 2026 after all. The school announced Friday morning that an agreement has been reached with Tallahassee radio station WHBX 96.1 Jams to broadcaster Rattler football games for the 2026 season. Bryan Fulford will return to...
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From Marianna to the big screen: Evan Barber talks “It Ends”
MARIANNA, Fla. (WMBB) – Evan Barber graduated from Marianna High School in 2016, and even then he knew he wanted to make movies. “I think what made me want to be a filmmaker was two things. Watching a lot of movies on my own and then very specifically my father showing me the behind-the-scenes of […]
Tallahassee Democrat
Remembering when Dolly Parton 'turned 'em on' at Tully Gym and Tallahassee
It was decades ago, but Dolly Parton once lit up Tallahassee in a flash of rhinestones and repartee. The beloved country music icon, who died Aug. 25 at age 80 in Nashville , visited the area at least twice in her storied musical career, almost 30 years apart. Her visit to Florida State University for a performance at Tully Gym in November 1977 was front page news in the Tallahassee Democrat. Under the headline "The New Dolly Parton turns 'em on at Tully," reporter and future entertainment editor Ellen Templeton scored a one-on-one interview with the legendary songstress. Here's what she wrote. Remembering when Dolly Parton toured in Tallahassee Even with the outlandish wig, chiffon and jersey costume and dangling rhinestone earrings, Dolly Parton is as real as moonshine whiskey and chewing tobacco. "I'm just a gaudy person," Dolly said in an interview Thursday afternoon before her evening performance in Tully Gym. She grew up in a dirt-poor family of 12 children in the Smoky Mountain foothills of eastern Tennessee. Today, the girl who picked out tunes on a homemade guitar and used mercurochrome for lipstick has enough money to buy all the guitars and expensive makeup a star could
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Lindsey Stirling Announces Tallahassee Holiday Concert
– Lindsey Stirling will bring her Snow Waltz Holiday Tour to the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center in November. TALLAHASSEE, FL (August 24, 2026) – Multi-platinum, award-winning violinist Lindsey Stirling today announced the return of her Snow Waltz Holiday Tour, bringing her dazzling combination of music, dance, aerial acrobatics and theatrical production to the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center this holiday season on November 23rd. The announcement follows the recent gold certification of Stirling’s chart-topping 2017 holiday album, Warmer in the Winter, featuring her hit rendition of “Carol of the Bells.”
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‘Lanetra’s Last Lap’ wraps up in Tallahassee with stops at Earley’s Kitchen, FAMU
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - After 25 years serving viewers in north Florida and south Georgia, veteran WCTV journalist and morning anchor Lanetra Bennett will be signing off at the end of August. All month long, she’s visited communities around the Big Bend and South Georgia to celebrate with viewers as...
Only In Your State
This Small Town In Florida Holds A Vintage 1940s Roadside Time Capsule
Quincy, Florida, looks like plenty of other small Panhandle towns at first glance: a courthouse square, brick storefronts, plus a slower pace than Tallahassee just 25 miles east. Then you hit the edge of downtown on US 90 and spot something that makes you tap the brakes: a Gulf service station frozen somewhere around 1948, […]
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How Florida State's Jack Whaley rose from NAIA ranks to U.S. Amateur champion
Florida State senior Jack Whaley is still trying to process what he accomplished last week. Days after capturing the U.S. Amateur Championship at Merion Golf Club , Whaley returned to campus as the first Seminole golfer to win the prestigious Havemeyer Trophy and just the third Englishman to claim the title, joining Matt Fitzpatrick (2013) and Harold Hilton (1911). For Whaley, the victory represents the culmination of years of work and a remarkable rise from the NAIA ranks at Dalton State in Georgia ― where he set a record by shooting 8 under to win the national championship in 2025 ― to represent the Seminoles on one of amateur golf's biggest stages. He credited FSU head coach Trey Jones for bringing him to Tallahassee and turning him into an elite golfer. "It means the most," Whaley said. "For Coach Jones and the coaching staff to take a chance on me last year after playing NAIA golf, and now to be sitting in this position, I can't thank them enough. For them to be there with me and experience it, I think it's an incredible memory for all of us, and something we'll cherish forever." Since defeating Stanford's Jay Leng Jr.