Bands, beer garden, food trucks + family-friendly games. Have a field day with us to benefit the Judy Field Memorial Foundation.Bring your blanket and chairs to the perfect spot and listen to bands like Shinyribs, The Currys, and local talent, Revival, or purchase tickets to the VIP tent, which includes a full dinner, bar and covered seating areas!If you're in the mood for a quick bite, walk around the different varieties of our food trucks and finish off your feast with a beer from the Beer Garden, featuring local Lake Tribe Brewing.Join in the field games such as giant Jenga and cornhole or capture the perfect photo in the Gypsy Belle Photo Bus. Whatever activities you participate in, it will be a memorable event at Field Day raising money and awareness for the Judy Field Memorial Foundation fighting Pancreatic Cancer in Tallahassee and beyond!

Our Anniversary Concert will feature members of the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra playing alongside our TYO Symphony. We will also have students from Thomasville's Rose City Strings Project playing together with our Chamber Orchestra and Intermezzo Strings. While you wait for the doors of Ruby Diamond to open, don't miss our Silent Auction in the lobby! The funds raised go toward our TYO Scholarship Program.
It's going to be an exciting afternoon!

This week we have Keal Franklin. Join us Sunday afternoons at 5pm for live music in the bar followed by karaoke at 7:30. No cover charge.

Joe Capo makes his home in Atlanta Georgia and has been playing guitar since the age of 11. He has performed throughout the East Coast as a solo artist and with various local, regional and national acts.As a solo acoustic guitarist, his style has been labeled “acoustic parlor guitar,” blending elements of blues, jazz and new age into his original arrangements of popular tunes, as well as his original compositions. Joe's eclectic, concert level performances are suitable for critical listening and ideal for intimate listening rooms such as Cat Pointe Music. We are thrilled to welcome Joe Capo to Cat Pointe and the Forgotten Coast! Don't miss Joe Capo – In Concert at Cat Pointe Music, Sunday, February 23rd at 3:00 pm and don't forget to BYOB!

Make Your Own Didgeridoo:
An excellent opportunity to create your own didgeridoo and/or make one as a gift for a friend and loved one! This immersive, interactive, fun and educational workshop will teach you how to make, play and understand the cultural context of the didgeridoo. Fun for all ages (with adult supervision)! Registration to the make-your-own didgeridoo workshop gives you entrance to the didgeridoo instructional class as well. All materials provided on-site to make your own Didgeridoo.Make Your Own Didgeridoo Details:
Date: February 23
Time: 12:30 am – 4:30 pm
General Admission: $50 (includes Admission to Instructional Workshop)Didgeridoo Instructional Workshop:
The didgeridoo is one of the world's oldest instruments that has been used for ceremony, storytelling, and healing for over 60,000 years. This workshop is designed for novice to more advanced players. Learn how to practice and master circular breathing, how to play traditional and contemporary techniques, as well as how to apply didgeridoo for sound healing applications. Bring your own didgeridoo, or one will be provided.Didgeridoo Instructional Workshop Details:
Date: February 23
Time: 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
General Admission: $10 (Free if you register for “Make Your Own”)Facilitator Bio:
Ramin Yazdanpanah, Ph.D., is an educator of language, music, and culture. Ramin has facilitated workshops and played concerts nationally and internationally, using the didgeridoo to educate, entertain and elevate audiences. A player and maker of didgeridoos for over 20 years, Ramin will guide the novice and experienced didgeridoo player to explore new aspects of themselves and the instrument.Philosophy:
The didgeridoo, also known to the Aboriginal people of Australia as the yidaki, is one of the world's oldest instruments, used to channel the sound vibrations of the Earth, nature, and the cosmos. I deeply believe the application of these sacred sounds and vibrations can open us up for alignment to life force flow. Time and time again, I have experienced the positive effects that sound healing brings. My path is to share the medicine of sound with you so that you can apply it to your own path of personal development. Restoring ourselves enables us to bring greater love and light into all we do, and to realize our highest potential. As the great sage, Mohandas Gandhi taught, “Be the change that you want to see in the world”.

By popular demand! Tallahassee's favorite karaoke spot is open every Sunday at 7:30pm. Same Dine-In wireless format and friendly atmosphere. As always, no cover and no drink minimum.

Come out to enjoy a free classical  chamber music concert hosted by Classical Revolution – Tallahassee and Ology Brewing Company!The event starts at 8PM, but feel free to come and go as you want and enjoy the beer, food, and fun. A variety of chamber music will be provided by local Florida State University students.

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

Live music by Coastal Highway, great food & drink, and a great atmosphere. Don't miss it!Coastal Highway is a North Florida band playing the rock, country, blues, and roots mix genre that is so popular in this neck of the woods.

Cow Haus Presents: Los Angeles's MICHIGAN RATTLERS bring their Midwest blend of folk rock, Americana, and alt country for their first show in Tallahassee. In support of their debut album "Evergreen" this show will make for a night of amazing music! With support from Denver's BRENT COWLES and locals SWEET & GREASY and band tba!

comedy

A native of Brooklyn, Steve grew up in the multi-ethnic neighborhood of Sheepshead Bay, where he learned early on how to use his gift for imitating accents to his advantage. At age 55, he left his academic career behind and ventured into the business world. After   a noble effort, a severe economic and emotional downturn, and his back to the wall, Steve turned his attention to his latent love of making people laugh. He created his first show, the three-time, award-winning My Mother's Italian, My Father's Jewish and I'm In Therapy! The show has been met with rave reviews to sold-out crowds throughout the country and overseas and has become one of the longest running one-man comedy shows in history.Previous Event Next Event

Equipped with only a handful of German love letters, a group of idealistic actors gather in a rehearsal room to piece together the untold genocide of the Herero people. When personal stories of love, identity, and survival emerge, the boundaries of art and life are tested. The past and present collide as the group embarks on a journey and reveals a history that is all too familiar.

“A Night at Birdland” will feature the Florida A&M University (FAMU) Jazz Ensemble performing instrumental and vocal renditions of music from great artists such as Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, and Count Basie among others who performed at the Birdland Jazz Club in New York City from 1949-1965. The FAMU Band Rehearsal Hall will be transformed into a likeness of the Birdland Jazz Club and performances will include a guest MC, atmosphere entertainment, fashion show and dancers in addition to the instrumental and vocal music performed by the Jazz Ensemble. This event is a collaboration between the FAMU Department of Music and the FAMU Essential Theatre. Audience members are encouraged to dress in period stylistic attire in order to create an authentic atmosphere.

A Tallahassee Local, Rachel Hillman has sung across a variety of scenes, performing as frequently in large choirs as at Open Mics. Her music spans a variety of genres, and her guitar playing pulls from Chet Atkins, Jimi Hendrix and Wes Montgomery to develop an accompaniment style that highlights her songwriting. Rachel plays in trio format most frequently, and occasionally invites horn players, strings and keys players onstage depending on the night. Tonight, you can expect a preview of her new album "New Suit" with debuts of songs, old favorites, and covers from the likes of Sarah Vaughn, Nat King Cole, Lianne LaHavas, and Amy Winehouse. As always, you are invited to sing along, dance, and make merry!

No Cover | Ages 21+ OnlyMichael Miller was born in Paducah, Kentucky and went to school in Knoxville, Tennessee, so country music has been a passion of his for a long time. “The Michael Miller Band” was formed from of group of Christian friends from his home church in Tallahassee, Florida where he attended graduate school.Since its inception, MMB has been performing live shows and country music festivals across the Southeast. Some of those performances include: The Suwannee River Jam, CMA Music Fest, Georgia State Fair, Bainbridge River Town Days, South Shore Music Festival, and Country in the Pines. The band's first EP in 2014 was recorded with Jason Wyatt Productions in Nashville, TN. They love to share the “MMB Sound” with country music fans and provide high quality musicianship; while all along setting a positive example in their personal lives and artistry. The journey continues; come join them on their path!LEARN MORE ABOUT THE ARTIST:MICHAEL MILLER BAND: Official Website | Facebook

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On sale Friday Nov 8 at The Moon box office or on line

It's a birthday celebration for Ashley Chandler of Thousand Dollar Hen joined by special musical guests Jenu Six and Local Wildlife. $5 cover at the door

On sale Friday Nov 8 at The Moon box office or on line

 Mainstage Doors: 7PM   |   Music: 8PMTickets are $30 in advance and $35 the day of the show. No refunds or exchanges of ticket purchases. This show will be ages 21+ only.PURCHASE TICKETS HEREHard copy tickets will also be available to purchase (without fees) in person at Finnegan's Wake Irish Pub during business hours.  It's been two decades since original members Ben Nichols, Brian Venable, Roy Berry, and John C. Stubblefield (keyboardist Rick Steff joined in 2006) started playing shows in Memphis. The band's first show was April 13, 1998 at a warehouse space across the street from what is now the National Civil Rights Museum, the infamous Lorraine Motel where Martin Luther King Jr. was shot. Their first set was six songs played to about six people. On August 3, 2018, record release day for Among the Ghosts, the band will be co-headlining Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado.The band's ninth studio album, Among the Ghosts, is their first for noted Nashville indie label Thirty Tigers. It was recorded and co-produced with Grammy-winning engineer/producer and Memphis native Matt Ross-Spang (Jason Isbell, Margo Price, Drive by Truckers) at the historic Sam Phillips Recording Service, the studio built by the legendary producer after outgrowing his Memphis Recording Service/Sun Studio.Recorded primarily live as a five-piece, Among the Ghosts eschews the Stax-inspired horns and Jerry Lee Lewis-style boogie piano featured on some of the band's past recordings for a streamlined rock & roll sound that pays homage to their seminal influences as it seeks to push that legacy into the future. For a band who carried the torch of the alt-country movement back in the 90's and helped pave the way for what is now called Americana, Lucero have re-discovered what inspired them in the first place. The sound is more their own and at the same time not exactly like anything they've done before. This is a band settling into their craft. The 10-song disc's title is both a tribute to the spirits which roam the streets of their fabled city, as well as the hard road the determinedly independent band set out on 20 years ago. The band played around 200 shows per year for many of those 20 years.“It may have taken 20 years, but everything has fallen in place right where it needs to be,” acknowledges Nichols. “There were some dark days in those middle years, but we've learned how to do this and survive. We still write heartbreak songs, but now, with a family at home, it's a whole new kind of heartbreak.” Among the Ghosts lays out that new territory with alacrity, as Lucero shines their Morning Star, burning just as brightly, if not more so, 20 years later. As one of the album's song titles so aptly puts it, “Everything Has Changed”, but one thing hasn't… Lucero's music remains more vital than ever. Learn More About the Artists:LUCERO:
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The wonderful Tallahassee based duo of Holly Riley and Eliza Schneider-Green bring their musical magic to Cat Pointe Music on Sunday, March 1, 2020 at 3:00 pm. Admission is $15. Don't forget to BYOB!

comedy, western

Known as America's Favorite Cowboys, Riders in the Sky have been entertaining audiences since the 70s. This Western music and comedy quartet—comprising Ranger Doug, Too Slim, Woody Paul and Joey the Cowpolka King—has revived and revitalized the genre of Gene Autry and Roy Rogers, taking it to new heights. They have won GRAMMY® awards, boast 35 years on the Grand Ole Opry, made more than 7,200 live appearances, been inducted in Western Music Association's Hall of Fame, and have toured all 50 states as well as all over the world. The cowboy charisma and comedic flair made them naturals for TV, landing them their own weekly show on TNN and a Saturday morning series on CBS. They sang “Woody's Roundup” in the movie Toy Story 2, which was followed by several projects for Disney, including two albums, both of which won Grammy Awards. With no signs of slowing down, they continue to produce episodes of the award winning “Classic Cowboy Corral” on Sirius/XM.Previous Event Next Event