It is a bit of a hike to get to (unless you live on the south side), but it is worth the hike…read more State of the art turf and a new Jumbotron add to the appeal of the older stadium. If you have an interest in middle or high school football, you will find yourself at this stadium periodically. Excluding the weather and game scores of the team I supported, I thoroughly enjoyed my recent visit to the stadium. (Picture shown is not the new turf, this was taken last fall)

The handicap area in the stands is horrendous. Access is provided only on one end of the stands and…read morethere's no way to move beyond the 20 yard line. So, if you want to watch a game or a marching band show, be prepared to watch from an angle and, if you're in a wheelchair or scooter there's a fence railing directly in your line of sight. Cox stadium basically provides handicap access, but it's a secondary thought. This really should get fixed.

Came to Tallahassee to visit my sister for the weekend , it was definitely worth visiting the…read morecapitol museum to learn a little more about our history. Great exhibits and complementary admission for the family makes it great . The lady in the front desk was nice and super informative.

It's very clean, has elevators, wheelchair service and restrooms in the second floor. We should…read moreupdate the information a little bit. I am Cuban and I have my Spanish Birth Certificate as do my family members and many Cubans in my community. We are not "natives" to Cuba. Our grandparents went to Cuba the other day. We are Cuban born Spaniards. For example, if an Australian was born in Thailand, the Australian government will give the infant an Australian birth certificate. There's a lot of information to digest and it'll take hours to read through everything so plan according. If you go here, I highly going to the Grove Plantation afterwards.

This venue is part of Florida State University…read more Parking can be hit or miss depending on the time that you go. When I went, it was to go see Fluffy live, and well, while traffic did not compare to big city life, for this small city, it was quite a lot. We had floor seats all the way at the back, so we could see the show rather close up, but nevertheless, we could have gotten better seats. At any rate, the show went off without a hitch. They even had a cart for some drinks, some of which we bought and partook in. I don't remember what I ordered, but it wasn't half bad. Would return to this venue no issue.

Closing the bathrooms so they are not accessible at the end of the basketball game. Cold . Ice cold.read more

I really like this museum, it's beautiful and informative. I found something very comical but…read moretypical of the 1800's. You will notice that there is a painting of Richard Keith Call, young and old; and in both he has brunet features. But when they made the hand painted ambrotybe photograph, they gave him blond hair instead of giving him white hair, and it looks so out of place. The grounds are vast and delightful to take a stroll in. You will also find the plantation family's cemetery on the grounds. I highly recommend this museum, it'll take you right into the past. The staff are nice and hospitable. They will accommodate you by accompanying you to the basement if you are in a hurry and cannot participate in the walk-in tour.

Maybe I'm strange for ranking this place as low as I'm doing, but the state of the graves got to…read moreme. This is a museum in Florida's capital and it's relatively nearby to the governor's house. Am I expecting too much in being able to fully read the names of the graves? I don't know. That being said, this is a good place to visit. You learn a lot about the history of Florida, particularly in terms of prior governmental staffing and their families. Oddly enough, too, I believe this was a plantation at some point. Definitely gives you perspective on how far we've come. Still, meh, I feel like I should've gotten more out of this. This is one of places that is just kind of there.

A historical landmark in Tallahassee, this bank is the oldest surviving building and once served…read morethe emancipated slaves of Tallahassee. This is a free musuem and although small, packs a lot of history inside. You can also check out the circle of chains statue monument outside. This is a must see alongside the other black hisorical sites in town.

Today I went to check out some Black Archives at the Union Bank Museum. This is the oldest…read moresurviving bank that was an establishment for emancipated enslaved people. This space served the Black community in many ways and is a historic place in the US. There is a larger exhibit of University Black Archives on FAMU's campus in the Meek-Eaton building. Worth checking out.

The art is lovely but the museum is perpetually in a state of renovation. The front desk attendants…read moreare bored and not enthused about the amazing art displayed.

All hail Tallahassee for throwing another incredible FREE festival this past weekend. Vendors from…read moreall over the country were in attendance showcasing their gorgeous varieties of art. Big props to the city/county for closing down all related streets during the festival. It was great to have the freedom to walk up and down Park Ave. and other nearby streets. Live music, food trucks, you name it! LeMoyne Chain of Parks had fun for people of all ages. The incredible weather definitely amplified the experience, too. This is just another perfect example of what makes Tallahassee unique. And if you don't think so, then wake up!

A wonderful experience, whether an art connoisseur or someone just looking to decorate your…read moreapartment with quality work! Although it always ends up being way too hot, especially if you stay too long into the afternoon, and there is always a ton of people wandering about, the art cannot be diminished in any way! The selection and quality of the art for purchase were absolutely astounding, especially for what is only a small town festival at first glance. But it is even more enjoyable to chat with the artists themselves, who travel from all over the east coast, and hear the story behind each piece and what the work means to them. The festival is such a treat for every level of art appreciation and you should put it on your calendar to attend every spring!

I had a very fun time watching the fsu baseball game and we won by 9 and it was a great game.read more

Since my freshman year of college, I'd sit back, relax and enjoy America's Pastime at Dick Howser…read moreStadium. It's a gorgeous ballpark with excellent shade coverage during those hot, dog days of summer. And as of 2016, beer is now sold on premise! What's better than cold beer, a hot dog and the crack (or ping) of the bat? You guessed it, nada! The Noles have some loyal freakin' fans, too. I'm talking about fans who cheer/scream/shout for every single pitch of a nine inning game. It's a magical place. Even those who aren't FSU fans can appreciate its beauty. Florida State, Florida State, Florida State. Woooo!