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SELECT DATES:
Jan. 20 –
Dec. 31

Bicentennial Celebration Exhibition

Help us celebrate Thomas County and Thomasville's 200th birthday!
Aug. 8 –
Dec. 12

Friendly Arbitration: Honoré Daumier on Crime, Justice, and Punishment

We invite you to the exhibition “Friendly Arbitration: Honoré Daumier on Crime, Justice, and Punishment” on view at MoFA until Saturday, December 12.
Aug. 20 –
Oct. 30

No Borders: Richard Bickel

The upcoming exhibition "No Borders" by Richard Bickel explores the shared depths and striking similarities among the people of Apalachicola, Cuba, and communities across the globe.
Sep. 12 –
Dec. 12

Joel's Journey: A Life Rendered in Oil

Opening his first solo museum exhibition at the Gadsden Arts Center & Museum, Tallahassee-based artist Joel Thornton brings together a vibrant body of work shaped by many years of dedicated practice and ongoing artistic study.
Sep. 17 –
Dec. 4

Marilyn Proctor-Givens: Exploration of a Process

An exhilarating multidisciplinary exhibition exploring artist Marilyn Proctor-Givens' art career
Sep. 24 –
Nov. 12

Miracle Sports Tallahassee

Miracle Sports Tallahassee provides inclusive sports opportunities for children and adults with disabilities, promoting fitness, confidence, teamwork, and community through adapted sports.
Sep. 25 –
Dec. 12
Sep. 25 –
Dec. 12

Art and our Environment

September 25 – December 12, 2026 Zoe Golloway Gallery
Sep. 25 –
Oct. 31

LeMoyne Arts: Loose Thread ft. Laura De Valencia-Kirk

Exhibition on view September 24-October 31
Oct. 2 –
Oct. 25

Women's Pop-Up Consignment Event

Apparel, handbags, shoes, jewelry and MORE at up to 90% off retail prices!
Oct. 6 –
Oct. 31

Special Exhibit on Operation Torch: Campaign in North Africa

Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum in Carrabelle is presenting a special exhibit on Operation Torch: Campaign in North Africa. October 6-31. Open Tuesday through Saturday 11 am - 5 pm. Free admission.
Oct. 10 –
Oct. 18

We Met at Grossinger's

TFS presents two weekend showings of the film ''We Met at Grossinger's.''
Oct. 15 –
Dec. 2

TSC Fine Art Gallery presents Artifacts of Nature by Mary Donahue

TSC’s Fine Art Gallery will present Artifacts of Nature, an exhibition by ceramic and mixed-media artist Mary Donahue, from October 15 through December 2, 2026.
Oct. 17 –
Dec. 19

ArtZone

FREE and open to the public every Saturday, 10am-4:30pm
Oct. 17

Nature Journaling at The Grove Museum

Hosted by Past and Present Nature Journaling Club, Nature Journaling at The Grove Museum offers the perfect opportunity to relax, spend some times outdoors and enjoy some local history!
Oct. 17

45 Years of 621 - MasquerAID Fundraiser

Join 621 in celebrating 45 years of 621 Gallery! Our MasquerAID event will be an all day fundraiser, with an after party! Featuring live music, vendors, and so much more!
Oct. 17

Author Meet & Greet with Alessandra Nysether-Santos, S.D. Miller, and Ralph Clotaire Jean

Meet local authors Alessandra Nysether-Santos, S.D. Miller, and Ralph Clotaire Jean during an afternoon signing at Midtown Reader in Tallahassee.
Oct. 17

False Gravity in Concert

False Gravity music concert
Oct. 17

Triple R Horse Rescue 4th Annual Heroes for Horses Fall Fundraiser

Heroes for Horses is Triple R Horse Rescue's family fall fundraiser with dinner, live music, auction, and support for rescued horses.
Oct. 17

Comedian Killer Beaz LIVE at Thomasville Center for the Arts

Outrageously Funny Comedy: The “Best Buzz In Town” Tour - Killer Beaz -from the Grand Ole Opry & Discovery Channel’s hit series Moonshiners
Oct. 17

Bring It On: The Musical, Oct 17

The School of Theatre at Florida State University presents Bring It On: The Musical
Oct. 18

TLH Healing Arts Festival

Where health, wellness, and community come together!
Oct. 18

Bring It On: The Musical, Oct 18

The School of Theatre at Florida State University presents Bring It On: The Musical

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