Our mission is to cultivate in young people an appreciation for and achievement in music, nurture positive character development, and bridge cultural divisions through the common language of music.Our Music Education Curriculum:
Private lessons on violin, viola, & cello
Performance Opportunities, Masterclasses & All-State Preparation Workshops
Group lessons for technique, performance, & chamber musicVision/Core Values
Provide high quality instruction on violin, viola, and cello at the central location of St. John's Episcopal Church
Develop the character of the whole child (including leadership, focus, determination, reliability, responsibility)
Bring together students of different backgrounds through the study and performance of music
Cultivate a lifelong appreciation of musicVisit our website here: www.tallahasseebachparley.org/stringacademy

Great food. Great time.

Take a ride on our “Broadway Time Machine” at Spring Break Camp aT MLP. Register for one – or all six days of fun history told through song and dance. Read more and/or register at the link below…

Join us for an incredible evening as we bask in the Spring Equinox Blessings!We will begin the evening with a special Sound Healing Journey facilitated by Lydia Riedell, Ramin Yazdanpanah, Bradley White, & Alexis Barnett! Followed by our annual Spring Equinox Potluck gathering 🙏🏽
Sound Healing Journey is 7pm-9pm
Potluck Gathering 9pm-10:30pmPlease bring a covered dish to share if you plan to stay and attend the potluck gathering. We will provide plates, silverware, cups, & huge pot of delicious vegetarian chili!
We do have a fridge available for our guests to keep your delicious food fresh! 😇Come relax and experience the waves and frequencies produced by our Sound Healers!Lydia Riedell: Tibetan Bowls, Chimes, Gongs, & More
Ramin Yazdanpanah: Didgeridoo, Drums, & Handpan
Bradley White: Flutes, Didgeridoo, & Percussion
Alexis Barnett: Crystal Chakra Bowls & VocalsTogether they are able to fuse various instruments to create healing harmonic tones and frequencies with Tibetan Singing Bowls, Bells, Gong, Sacred Solfeggio Chimes and Didgeridoo. The transformative power of these sacred instruments rests in sustained harmonic tones and frequencies that create an environment for expanding personal and planetary consciousness as well as induce a sense of physical, mental and emotional well-being. Sustained harmonic sound waves coupled with focused intention clear away the effects of stress, illness, and disharmony and transport one into a sacred space of inner tranquility, peace, and healing within mind, body, and spirit.Please hydrate well before coming and bring water to integrate the sounds you'll be experiencing throughout the evening. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat or blanket if you wish. Yoga mats and pillows are provided.Please arrive 5-10 minutes early so you have time to settle into a comfortable position by 7:00 PM. You are welcome to join us if the healing has already begun but please do so quietly.Blessings!

Ben Banks, Chris Skene, Don Austin, Mike Stone, Bill Landing, and Jim Crozier are the Lab Rats.

Open mic acoustic style in the bar from 6:30 to 9:30pm. Sign up begins at 6pm

The Mountain Dew Clogging organization is a family oriented group comprised of people of all ages from all of the counties surrounding Tallahassee.Clogging gives you the opportunity to get out and enjoy a great social activity and get fit at the same time. Your legs will tone up very quickly. Clogging improves flexibility, coordination, endurance and strength. It increases lung capacity, relieves stress, and it's aerobic and burns fat. Clogging is usually danced in lines because there is a better social group feeling when you can see that your new friends are dancing the same routines as you. Some couple and partner routines are taught to keep in touch with the historic Appalachian clogging styles.The instructors teach both the steps and the routines. During classes the instructors cue or call all routines every time they are danced during the learning phase. This means once you know the steps at a given level, you can quickly join in with routines you have never seen.You will find you dance many and varied routines to pretty much all types of music, although country and top 100 current tunes are the most popular.Taps are a double jingle tap ordered from one of our suppliers. The sound of all the taps beating to the music, gets everybody tapping to the rhythms. In clogging the heel tap is used to give a strong regular beat during most steps.Like other worthwhile sporting activities, to progress quickly you may need to practice more than once a week at class. The good news is you can practice anywhere.

Come out to Food Truck Thursday every week at the Shops at Lake Ella from 5:30-8:30pm for delicious eats from Tallahassee's premier food trucks and to hear live local music.

Hit us with your best shot!

Local Secret Locations Amazing Artist … sign up at www.sofarsounds.com/tallahassee

Local Secret Locations Amazing Artist … sign up at www.sofarsounds.com/tallahassee

Jug Band Music

Doors: 8pm | Music: 9:30pm
No Cover | Ages 21+ OnlySix String South will be returning for another long-awaited appearance at Fifth and Thomas! Six String South is a cover band from Quincy, FL. covering many genres of music.The name Six String South comes from the most influential band member, Phillip Stidam. Being born in Ohio, he got tired of the cold and decided one day to pack up his six string and head south where he ended up in Florida. The rest of the band includes two of his four sons, Ryan and Keifer Stidam. Music has run naturally in the Stidam family for many generations, so it is no surprise how this band came to be.Learn More About the Artist:SIX STRING SOUTH: Facebook | Youtube | ReverbNation

A caller teaches each dance before the music begins and provides prompts, and a live string band plays the tunes. No experience necessary and you don't need to bring a partner. Wear comfortable clothes and flat shoes. Newcomers should arrive by 7:15 for the intro lesson.

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The Challenger Learning Center Downtown Digital Dome Theatre and Planetarium is a 50-foot, high-definition theatre with a 20,600-watt Dolby 5.1 surround sound system and state-of-the-art projectors that seats 128.The music of Pink Floyd comes to life in all its glory, in these full dome digital presentations that truly have to be seen to believe. Lose yourself in the waves of colors, images, animations, and fractals that dance along to this epic masterpiece. Presented in full dome digital video and 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound, this is the ultimate way to enjoy these classic albums!Available shows: Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here and The Wall Pink Floyd shows typically play on the regular Challenger Learning Center planetarium show schedule Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 6:00 pm, 7:00 pm and/or 8:00 pm. DAILY AND WEEKLY SCHEDULES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE; visit www.challengertlh.com/showtimes to plan your visit.

Friday: Beginning at 6 pm with a $5 cover. Beer, wine and soft drinks available. Bring your lawn chair we'll be having fun.Saturday: Gulf County Chamber of Commerce is proud to present Blues in the Lot 2019.  No cover charge on SAT.The stage will be on Reid Ave and 3rd St downtown Port St Joe.Our line-up:
Blue Mama Blues Band 12:00- 1:00
Shaw Davis & The Black Ties- 1:15-2:15
Dirty Bird & The Flu 2:30- 3:30
John Sutton Band 3:45-4:45
Brandon Santini and his Band 5:00- 6:30

Uptown VIP Night debuted on Thursday, August 23, 2018 at Prive' Lounge in Downtown Tallahassee. Our goal is to introduce live music to the downtown area to working professionals, students, retirees, and visitors to the Tallahassee area. Experience Good Vibes at Club Prive with Mr. Good Vibes, artist King P aka Saxophonist PHILLIP SOLOMON STEWART performing live with international artist Francoise.

The Carrabelle Culture Crawl is a free celebration of amazing art, music, history, food, and fun in the heart of downtown Carrabelle on Saturday, March 23, 10 am-3 pm.  This cultural event is a free, multi-venue showcase that will take place at over 20 unique galleries, museums, shops, restaurants, and spaces. This wonderful community event is free and open to the public thanks to the generous support of the sponsors: Carrabelle Cares, the Carrabelle History Museum, Cal Allen's Coastal Art Gallery & Studio, Christie's Cottage Living, Coastal Realty Group, Duke Energy, Sunset Isle RV & Yacht Club and the Franklin County Tourist Development Council.Be on the lookout for some of your favorite Fishy Fashion characters wandering the streets, representing the spirit of Carrabelle. The Carrabelle Artist Association will have a wonderful and unique display of art from several talented area artists.  See unique displays of public art and try your hand at an interactive art project.  Hear live music in various places – like Frank Lindamood singing folk music on Avenue B and piano music inside Christie's Cottage Living. And even join in with a hands-on music activity – a group drum circle!Guests may start at any of the participating locations and visit as many as time allows. Event maps showing the official stops will be available and the Gopher Tortoise logo will be displayed in the windows of participating locations. Complimentary refreshments will be available at several venues and visitors have a chance to enter the drawing for some great door prizes.Carrabelle Culture Crawl locations include the following wonderful places:The Belle
Cal Allen's Coastal Art Gallery & Studio
Carrabelle Artist Association
Carrabelle Bottle House
Carrabelle Chamber of Commerce*
Carrabelle Corner
Carrabelle History Museum*
Carrabelle Junction
Christie's Cottage Living
Coastal Realty Group – Carrabelle Office
Fathom's Steam Room and Raw Bar
Franklin County Public Library – Carrabelle Branch
Lost Treasure Vintage Art Gallery
Marine Street Grill / Harry's Bar & Package
The Mermaid's Tale
The Old Carrabelle Hotel
Rio Carrabelle
Sea Crafters Emporium
Shop By The Sea
World's Smallest Police Station*Guests should return their completed and marked Crawl maps to the Carrabelle History Museum or the Carrabelle Chamber of Commerce in order to be entered into the door prize drawings.For more information, contact Tamara Allen at the Carrabelle History Museum at 850-697-2141 or carrabellehistorymuseum@gmail.com.