Because why not? $2 Tacos $2 Sloppy Joes $2 Well Drinks $2 Domestic Beers (Bud, Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Lite, and Mich Ultra bottles and PBR tall boys)

The greatest voice singing your favorite songs.

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

The Florida State University College of Music Band department is pleased to present the Summer Band concert series!The Summer Band concert series, usually a 3 concert event, will feature only 2 performances this summer. These family-friendly concerts will take place on Thursday, May 30 at 7:30 p.m. and Thursday, June 20 at 8:00 p.m., both in Opperman Music Hall.All Summer Band performances are free and open to the public.

The FSU College of Music Choral area is pleased to present the Summer Chorale, a concert of new and traditional vocal works. Thursday, June 20, 2019 at 6:00pm in Opperman Music Hall. Admission to this performance is free and open to the public.

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The Tallahassee Hispanic Theater will present the Second Annual Micro Theater Festival on June 21-22, 2019 at 7:30 pm at the Carriage House at Goodwood Museum. The Second Annual Micro Theater Festival will present a series of short, 15-20 minute plays written by Hispanic playwrights. In addition to the plays, the audience will have the opportunity to enjoy drinks and Hispanic food provided by Tally Arepas (available for purchase), and live Hispanic music throughout the event. The plays will be performed in English.

Doors: 7 PM   |   Music: 9:30 – 11:30 PM
No Cover   |   Ages 21+ Only   |   Ghent the DJ to followLEARN MORE ABOUT THE ARTIST:REVIVAL: Facebook

An evening of music featuring all female singer/songwriters with McCall and Katareen and special guests Rebekah Hopkins, Therese Gagliano, Nora Amato, CJ Fam, and more. A portion of the evening's proceeds will benefit

Don't miss this Tallahassee premiere – This jukebox musical features hits of the wildly popular '70s Swedish pop/dance group ABBA. Sophie is ready to get married to Sky, except for one thing – she has never met her father and wants him present for the big day. This sunny and funny tale unfolds on a Greek island paradise. On the eve of her wedding, Sophie invites three men that she discovers in her mother's diary and believe to be candidates, but when they all arrive, her mother, Donna, becomes distressed. As Sophie, Sky, Donna, her friends, and the three potential fathers prepare for the big day, emotions run high and surprises abound.

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Mainstage Doors: 6 pm   |   Music: 7:30 – 10 pm
No Cover   |   Ages 21+ Only   |   DJ E-Zone to followCombining a surprising blend of truly original music and a uniquely eclectic selection of covers, the Fried Turkeys will have you dripping in greasy, hippy, roots-country music. Soulful pedal steel, soaring vocal harmonies, a thumping rhythm section, dixieland piano lines, and a wooden Americana sound will have you tapping your feet and singing along. The grease is ready. Drop the bird!Learn More About The Artist:
THE FRIED TURKEYS: Official Website | Facebook | Youtube

Blues guitarist and vocalist Joe Fox performs with Local Forecast.

Because why not? $2 Tacos $2 Sloppy Joes $2 Well Drinks $2 Domestic Beers (Bud, Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Lite, and Mich Ultra bottles and PBR tall boys)

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

Mike & Jan lead the Common 'Taters and the Turn-ups, a variable ensemble ranging from an acoustic trio to a 10 piece Southern Funk Band. They are sure to have two great lineups for these two weeks while Jim is on vacation with his family.

Tallahassee native GRACE PETTIS, daughter of revered singer/songwriter PIERCE PETTIS returns to town for a night of acoustic music with local support from THOUSAND DOLLAR HEN and NEIL ALDAY!

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Backstage Pass is back! We have one concert left featuring Reasonable Doubt.We don't have a stage, but we do have a great parking lot at the Center for the Arts, so this year, we're going to rename our series Backstage Pass @ The Music Lot.We'll have everyone's favorite things about the event—drinking, tables, live music, and fun!The concerts will begin at 6:30pm, and the Center for the Arts parking lot will open at 5:30pm.Tickets are $5. Tables are available for purchase at $50. Find more information on the Panama City Center for the Arts website at www.pccenterforthearts.com/backstage-pass.Rain decisions will be made by 4:30 PM on the day of the concert and reschedule dates will be determined and announced should they be necessary.The concerts are made possible by the following organizations: Innovations Federal Credit Union, Hancock-Whitney Bank, Island Junkies, Southern Supply and Downtown Dance.More About Anthony Peebles
Singer/songwriter Anthony Peebles finds inspiration in his life and imagination—from family members to magical places he's traveled or read about. His first instrument was a dulcimer his father built. Then came drums at age 13, and guitar at 16. Having a career in music has always been his dream, and he's been making it a reality for the past few years, touring the country and releasing his debut album earlier this year called “Different Faces.”More about Backstage Pass
Backstage Pass grew out of the Concerts in the Park series begun in 1986, by Florida First Federal and late community leader, Roger Schadd. From 1986 to 2008, free outdoor concerts were held every summer featuring local bands. In order to keep the series going during the recession, Backstage Pass began welcoming guests through the Backstage Door of the Marina Civic Center in 2009, and the first band was “On Call”, led by the late Hulon Crayton. Tickets were $5 (and they still are) and the community embraced it from the first downbeat. We are so grateful to continue this wonderful tradition.

Doors: 7 PM   |   Music: 9:30 – 11:30 PM
No Cover   |   Ages 21+ Only   |   Ghent the DJ to followTallahassee natives Your Captain Speaking bring chart topping 90s alt-rock hits to the stage with the passion and creativity we all remember from that decade. Come raise your glasses, toast your friends, and recharge your soul with the ground-shaking, head-bobbing, heart-stopping rock and roll of YCS.Learn More About The Artist:Your Captain Speaking: Facebook | Reverb Nation

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Northside MusicFest is an all day event jam-packed with concerts, workshops, and masterclasses! Enjoy music from some of Tallahassee's top artists, then learn from them in small group settings. Song-writing, vocal harmony, group lessons, jam sessions, blues, jazz, folk, rock, and world music. And it's all FREE!Mark your calendar and keep an eye out for the schedule on our Facebook page: TheNorthsideStage and at northsidestage.com

Open to students ages 3-6 and their parents (at least one parent must attend the camp) who have little or no prior violin experience.$50 for one parent and one student (additional students are $25, additional parents are free!)This two-day workshop is designed for students and parents who want to jumpstart their violin-learning journey and intend to continue Suzuki violin lessons at Music Lessons Express. Ms. Erin and Dr. Taylor will guide students through violin fundamentals including posture, first rhythms, ear-training, and familiarity with the instrument. No instrument is required to participate.Instructors: Erin Heidrick, violin instructor, Dr. Taylor Giorgio, violin instructor