Blue Jeans and Blazers

Second Harvest’s “Blue Jeans and Blazers” benefit will be held Thursday, February 28, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Second Harvest warehouse! Join us for an evening of BBQ, blues music and a “foodie”-themed silent auction with all proceeds from the event benefiting Second Harvest and our mission to fight hunger in the Big Bend region. […]

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Dinner for Hope

Location: Tallahassee Memorial Cancer Center, 1775 One Healing Place This event will be free to everyone who has participated in The Ride for Hope. More details to come but we all felt this was a great way to show our appreciation for everyone who made the Ride so special. If you have questions, or would […]

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Medicare Made Easy

When: Friday, March 29, 2019 @ 11am Where: CHP’s Governor’s Square Health Center, 1491 Governor’s Sq. Blvd., Tallahassee Are you becoming eligible for Medicare, new to Medicare, or retiring soon? This program is designed to help you understand the parts of Medicare, how and when to enroll in Medicare, and your Medicare options in an easy-to-understand presentation. OPEN TO THE […]

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Beginners Tai Chi

Tai Chi is a gentle series of slow-focused movements and stretches. In Taoist Tai Chi, there are 108 moves in total. These are taught in a 3 month introductory class. This beginner’s class will demonstrate the first 17 moves of the Tai Chi set along with a discussion about the benefits of Master Moy’s Tai […]

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Coffee and Curator's Tour

Enjoy a fresh brew with a refreshing view at the Historic Capitol Museum. Drop in anytime between 7:30 and 9 a.m. for an informal gathering, or arrive by 8 a.m. to enjoy a curator-led tour of the Historic Capitol Museum. This event is part of the March of Museums series of events held annually across […]

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Goodwood's Untold Story: Archaeological Investigations at Frank Cline's Cabin

Goodwood and the Panhandle Archaeological Society of Tallahassee (PAST) present a lecture on Frank Cline. Cline lived and worked at Goodwood’s property for several years. Archival evidence indicates that Frank Cline was born into slavery, but managed to achieve a remarkable degree of financial success by the time he died in 1931. In early 2018, […]

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