Upon entering Athena’s Garden, the nose is immediately met with the most tantalizing fragrances. A parade of delicate aromas, from hibiscus flower powder and blueberry cheesecake tea, entice all who enter seeking herbal relief from a plethora of ailments or an exotic blend to spice up their tea time. […]
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Tallahassee Jazz and Blues Festival
Tallahassee Jazz and Blues Festival Come get a juicy serving of hot jazz, cool blues, funky fusion, old school swing and rocking contemporary music at the Tallahassee Museum on March 24-25. This annual festival, which is from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., allows families and guests of […]
Red Cross
When disaster strikes, heroes in red vests can be seen assisting authorities and people everywhere. They’re known for they’re selfless acts of kindness in times of sorrow and despair. March is American Red Cross Month, first declared by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the organization’s honorary chairman, in […]
African Dance Workshops
African Dance Workshops Come experience first-hand lessons in West African dance on Thursday in the Alfred Lawson Jr. Multipurpose Center and Teaching Gymnasium’s dance studio. Daidie Bathily, who is from the Ivory Coast and is the artistic director and choreographer of Afriky Lolo, will be conducting a dance […]
Aviation Ground School
TCC’s AMTC Launches Aviation Ground School Tallahassee Community College’s Advanced Manufacturing Training Center has announced it will launch an aviation ground school in April. The school will consist of 10 classroom sessions, which will be held on Friday evenings. The session will begin April 6 and continue through June […]
Alcohol Poisoning: Always a Risk for Partiers
A night of fun and laughter can quickly climax out of control in the presence of alcohol. Consuming large amounts of alcohol in a short period of time causes alcohol poisoning. By drinking too much too quickly, it affects your breathing, heart rate, gag reflexes and can lead to coma […]
Living Legends: Spinning, Mixing His Way to the Top DJ Vince Adams
Steve Jobs did it; Savion Glover did it; and so did Vince Adams. These men successfully turned their hobbies into businesses. Not only did they excel, but also they were, and are, the leaders of their professions. Adams graduated from Florida A&M with a degree in business administration in 1993. […]
St. Pat’s Day at Old Navy
As a child, can you remember how it felt to be dragged along on a shopping excursion on a beautiful Saturday afternoon? For many the memory isn’t pleasant. However, at Old Navy this past St. Patrick’s Day, those children that dragged their feet through the store’s door was greeted […]
T-Pain’s Benefit Concert
Grammy Award-winning artist and producer T-Pain is returning to his hometown to launch his “If I Could Change the World” foundation with a benefit concert in partnership with Florida State University’s Headliner Artist Series called “Come to The Crib Part 2.” T-Pain will be bringing celebrity friends Chris Brown, […]
HIV/AIDS Awareness in Honor of Women’s History Month
March is National Women’s History month, and to celebrate, SASHA ARTs hosted an informative session about HIV/AIDS for the Florida A&M community. The university’s Grand Ballroom was filled with women and men to discuss the topic and what can be done to prevent the spread of […]