Award-winning poet Jonathan K. Rice Courtesy of Hailey Ray Black Dog Café held its weekly literary night featuring award winning poet and visual artist Jonathan K. Rice, at its Railroad Square location. Rice gave readings from his newest poetry book “Killing Time” as well as his first “Shooting Pool with […]
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Cabernet Thursdays adds flair to Tallahassee nightlife
Light jazz, great atmosphere and great conversations are the main ingredients for Raymond Smith and Fred Harris’ Cabernet Thursdays, held at Aloft Hotel on North Monroe Street on Jan. 21. Courtesy of Kiana Montgomery The jazz group Primetime were the star performers. The audience swayed and softly sang along to […]
Essential Theatre presents ‘A Piece of Mine’
Courtesy of Maya Souverin Florida A&M University’s Essential Theatre opened its doors for the first time this year to present “A Piece of Mine,” a collection of short stories. Many gathered in the Ronald O. Davis Acting Studio Tuesday night to see the works of the late J. California Cooper […]
The Pop-up Proposal
Aaron Hayden and his fiancé Jocelyn Hayes after the proposal. As the minutes tick down to half time, Aaron Hayden is getting nervous. The 34 year-old had been planning this surprise proposal for a month, while struggling to keep his girlfriend, Jocelyn Hayes, unaware. "At first I was poised, but […]
The Kinsey Collection exhibit is brought to Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery
Courtesy of The Kinsey Collection Florida A&M University alumni Bernard and Shirley Kinsey will be launching their national tour for The Kinsey Collection on Saturday at the Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery located on FAMU’s campus. They want to give back to the university that has given so much to their family. […]
Being A Vegetarian in College
courtsey: www.thecircleofmoms.com College students are often concerned about making it to class the morning after a huge party or completing an assignment on time. Very few spend time contemplating whether or not they will continue eating meat for the rest of the lives. Although, there are millions of diets that can […]
Health Information Technology Advocacy Days at the Capitol
Healthcare Information Management Systems Society Officers and members of the Florida Healthcare Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) will be holding their 2016 Health Information Technology (HIT) advocacy days at the Tallahassee Community College Capitol Center on January 25 and 26. HIMSS North America is a cause-based non-profit organization that positively […]
TSF aims to Unite Tallahassee community
Tournament Sports Foundation tournament flyer courtesy of TSF The Tournament Sports Foundation is geared up and set for its first 3 on 3 “Rep Yo Crew Give em the Rock” basketball tournament Saturday at Florida A&M’s Gaither Gymnasium. Demetrius A. Murray, who is the president founder and Marquis Williams, the […]
Providing Excellence with Education
FAMU professor Bernadette Kelley Ph.D. Courtesy of Courtesy of Department of Secondary Education From a child growing up in the ‘60s, experiencing the segregation era first hand, to an educational powerhouse. Bernadette Kelley, Ph.D., has been destined for success since birth. Kelley was born in Jacksonville however she was raised in […]
Man Up Against Bullying Rally comes to Tallahassee for Demp Week
Courtesy of @TeamDemp via Twitter Bullies stood no chance during this year’s Demp Week. The 2nd annual MAN Up Against Bullying tour made its way to Jack McLean Park on Saturday. Tiffany Love, founder and CEO of MAN Up Against Bullying teams with DJ Demp to bring awareness about anti-bullying […]