There may be no such thing as dying from old age. From a study of more than 42,000 consecutive autopsies, centenarians – those who lived past one hundred – were found to have succumbed to diseases in 100 percent of the cases examined. Though most were perceived, even by their physicians, to have been healthy (more…)
Join us for a relaxing, creative experience learning from our talented guides from the Tallahassee Garden Club to design a large, gorgeous arrangement of fall flowers to display in your home. Learn construction techniques, color ideas, and design styles. All materials are provided including seasonal fresh flowers and a beautiful container that can be reused. (more…)
As a result of a landmark publication titled, “Harlem: Mecca for the New Negro” (March 1925), many African American artists followed the “Great Migration” moving from the South to New York City and other Northern cities in search of opportunities to create art, literature, and music. What resulted was the “Harlem Renaissance” which assured a revolution (more…)
Restored to its 1902 appearance, the Historic Capitol stands as an icon at the center of Florida’s Capitol complex. Under the stunning stained-glass dome, history and tradition come alive in the exhibits. There is no better way to experience this iconic building than a wine and cheese tour. Sip wine and enjoy cheese and delicious (more…)
Join John Grandage, assistant director of Historical Resources and former executive director of The Grove, for a guided walk around the Grove Museum grounds, focusing on the intersection of nature, culture, and history! Learn about environmental sustainability and urban forest management strategies used at the site. Expect some uneven terrain. Bring your own drinking water. Wear (more…)
Have you ever wondered why Tallahassee was chosen as Florida’s capital? Or why the downtown streets were laid out the way they are? Or what indigenous people were living here when Tallahassee-Leon County was founded 200 years ago? Author Doug Alderson will answer these questions and more about our capital city’s early history as the (more…)
From homebrewers to hop heads, and all those in between, beer is a huge part of our culture today. But what exactly is beer and how did it come to be? The art of brewing and our understanding of beer has evolved over centuries, but its significance in human history is timeless. Join us on (more…)
Matter of Balance: A Falls Prevention Program Thu., Oct 3 – Nov 21, 10:30 am – 12:30 pm MOB is an award-winning program proven to help prevent falls, manage falls, and improve balance and activity levels. 8-week series.No cost to attend, but donations appreciated. Taught by Ferdouse Sultana, Advantage Aging Solutions. (more…)
TSC Coffeehouse Concert presents — Sarasota’s own PASSERINE! Fri, Oct 12, 11 am – Noon You will love Passerine’s unique and ever-evolving version of Americana music, which occupies a zone somewhere between modern folk, progressive bluegrass, and what is loosely called “Americana.” Founded by Singer/songwriter Carmela Pedicini (“Radio-Free Carmela and the Transmitters”) and David Brain (more…)
Lunch with the Doctor: Breast Cancer Update Fri, Oct 18, 11:00 am – Noon October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month — a time to raise awareness of this complex disease. Learn more about prevention, detection, and current treatments. Presented by Shea Everidge, MD, the area’s only fellowship-trained breast surgical oncologist, Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare. Lunch (more…)