The Early Learning Coalition of the Big Bend Region (ELC) has celebrated twenty years of Cultivating Community. With 20 years behind us no wonder we are Tracking to the Future at Railroad Square Park on Sunday, May 1st. This retro evening run will have music, spandex, and plenty of neon! Come enjoy a family fun […]
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Domi is partnering with Startup Grindx to host a Pitch Event on Thursday, April 28th! The pitch event will showcase entrepreneurs as well as feature two speakers, four judges, and pitch contestants. Pitch finalists will win up to $25,000 in cash and in-kind prizes. This event is sponsored by Golden Lighting and Domi Station. If […]
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Register for your dinner ticket here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dinner-at-the-square-intellectual-humility-in-a-polarized-world-tickets-222401337387. At a time when complex technology of all sorts is exploding and voluminous information about the world is at our literal fingertips, one commodity in oddly short supply is intellectual humility. And in these polarized times, we’ve become shockingly convinced that somehow our political allies can decipher reality with utter […]
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Register for your FREE digital tickets here: https://tlh.villagesquare.us/event/stars/. Dr. Theodore R. Johnson is the great-grandson of sharecroppers who, unfathomably, believed in what Johnson calls “the Promise,” that we Americans are created equal and that “each of us will respect and defend the rights and liberty of others.” Willie and Annie Johnson so believed in that promise […]
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Are you searching for your first job or a promotion in healthcare? On Saturday, March 26, job seekers are invited to attend the Community Healthcare Recruiting Fair. This event focuses on connecting our community directly to healthcare employers, educational institutions, and community resources to help fill the void for healthcare-related careers. Community Healthcare Recruiting Fair […]
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Join us at the FAMU Alfred Lawson, Jr. Multipurpose Center with High School robotics teams from all over the Southeast for the Inaugural 2022 Tallahassee Regional! Partnering with the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, this event will be the first FIRST Robotics Competition at a Historically Black College/University (HBCU) in the United States. Learn more HERE. […]
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Chi Omega at FSU sorority/fraternity is celebrating its national 20th anniversary as a Make-A-Wish America partner. Locally, Chi Omega is holding a fundraising event benefiting Make-A-Wish Central & Northern Florida Chapter, Sunday, March 27, noon-4:00 p.m. at the FSU Intermural Field, located at 1021 W. St. Augustine Street, Tallahassee, FL, 32304. Register to attend by […]
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After a 2-year hiatus the Boys Town North Florida Spirit of Youth Gala is back, and better than ever. Join us for the best Kentucky Derby party in town on Saturday, May 7th at The Space at Feather Oaks from 5p – 9p. Racing for the Roses will feature a livestream of the Derby, southern-inspired […]
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Venvi Art Gallery is pleased to present “Spectrum” a solo exhibition by local artist, Dan Taylor. Returning for his fifth solo show with Venvi, Taylor is bringing a new focus to this body of work by exploring and celebrating humanity’s wide spectrum of diversity through colorful abstract compositions. There will be an opening reception on […]
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In recognition of Women’s History Month, join the Florida Historic Capitol Museum and Florida Humanities for a virtual screening of the documentary Invisible Warriors: African American Women in World War II. Hear the wartime memories of African American women who were recruited to serve in US war production and government positions in the 1940s as […]
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