Create arrangements with flowers from your own back yard. Liz will teach you some easy techniques, demonstrate some cool vases and flower frogs and let you in on the secret of how to make your cut flowers stay beautiful longer. She’ll also tell you which flowers are best for cutting. Bring your lunch. We will […]
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Join Liz Marshall to learn how to utilize all that basil, Greek oregano and other delicious herbs and vegetables harvested fresh from your garden this summer. Bring your lunch. We will serve water with spearmint. This workshop includes a pesto demonstration and will take place at Native Nurseries, 1661 Centerville Road, Tallahassee, FL 32308, 850-386-8882, […]
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Join Lilly Anderson-Messec to learn how to utilize all that basil, Greek oregano and other delicious herbs and vegetables harvested fresh from your garden this summer. This workshop includes a pesto demonstration and will take place at Native Nurseries, 1661 Centerville Road, Tallahassee, FL 32308, 850-386-8882, nativenurseries.com. […]
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E. O. Wilson described invertebrates as “the little things that run the world”. Believe it or not, we have approximately 12,500 insects and 750 spider species in Florida! Join Invertebrate Zoologist, Dave Almquist, and his assistant Lukas, to explore why insects and other “bugs” are so important to our ecosystems. A short power point presentation […]
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Instructor: David Hull, M.Div. Of the resources available around the world, only the Bible contains a chronology of events prior to a few hundred years B.C. Genealogy and chronology are inseparably linked in Scripture and are very worthwhile areas of Bible study. Students in this course will learn key concepts and gain intriguing insights to […]
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The Joe Budd Aquatic Center comes to the Museum to present a hands-on activity about fish and their habitats. 2nd Saturday Family Programs at the Museum of Florida History offer hands-on history for every member of the family. The program, admission, and parking are free. http://museumoffloridahistory.com/ […]
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Discover the excitement of fishing as anglers Jeff and Caroline Ilardi present a hands-on activity titled, “The Joy of Sport Fishing.” 2nd Saturday Family Programs at the Museum of Florida History offer hands-on history for every member of the family. The program, admission, and parking are free. http://museumoffloridahistory.com/ […]
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The Knott House Museum presents a one-woman show offering a look at the life of Luella Knott. Born in the Victorian era and living until the turbulent sixties, Luella Knott’s life provides a unique view of Tallahassee life in the early twentieth century. Musician Diane Whitney interprets Mrs. Knott’s story through the music of her […]
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Helen Donaldson, executive director of the Destin Fishing Rodeo talks about the popular annual fishing tournament. The event attracts over 30,000 anglers annually throughout the month of October. http://museumoffloridahistory.com/ […]
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Join us for a hands-on program about the importance of knot tying led by the U.S. Coast Guard. In boating and fishing choosing the right knot is critical. Learn your knots in this hands-on program at the Museum. 2nd Saturday Family Programs at the Museum of Florida History offer hands-on history for every member of […]
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