I discovered this gallery through a friend. They have many different events throughout the week and…read moremonth. Figure Drawing Sunday is my favorite. It gets my mind of life for two hours. Nobody is judged here, any level is welcome.

As a non-profit arts exhibition and programs space, 621 Gallery offers an ever changing line-up of…read morenew exhibits to inspire you and make you contemplate life! The gallery focuses on contemporary art and artists, so you always feel like the art speaks directly to you on current issues of the day, especially with up to 250 different artists cycling through on display during any given year. There is always something new and exciting to see! The latest show I saw was on mining practices and their effects on nature and our resources, so definitely food for thought. In addition to the exhibits, 621 Gallery regularly is involved in other community events and partnered with other organizations, as they want to be a part of enhancing the quality of life in Tallahassee. So make sure to check in with them on their next events, since they're geared for all ages and backgrounds! Overall, we're so happy to have 621 Gallery as part of the Railroad Square Art District and we look forward to visiting their next show!

I really enjoyed this museum and I have to start off by saying it definitely deserves five stars …read more The reason I cannot give it five stars is because it was so uncomfortably warm inside that we reached a point where we just had to get out of there. It's a shame because there is so much to see here, but we probably missed out on at least an 1/8 of the museum because we were sweating and felt so icky we just needed to get back out into the fresh air. This was in winter mind you, so saying that it was just too hot outside is no excuse. It was only around 68 degrees at the hottest point of the day we visited and we came in the morning so leaving the museum was literally a breath of fresh air. I cannot imagine how it gets in the summer. Although the temperature made us miss some of the museum, we made sure to get through all the cars before leaving. We spent around 2 hours here and could easily have stayed longer. This is not just a quick walk-through car museum. It's packed wall to wall, upstairs and downstairs, with cars, collectibles, Americana and lots of really unexpected items. I love rare and classic vehicles so seeing a tucker 48 in person was pretty cool. That alone made my day. The Oldsmobile futuramic 88 was another favorite and the limo that had been converted into a train car was just wild in the best way and blew my mind. You definitely don't see cars like this everyday. It's not just cars here though, they had a golden rococo style piano that was to die for! It was absolutely stunning. There were a bunch of gorgeous ornate antique cash registers that I really liked, interesting vintage radios, firearms, law enforcement badges, sports memorabilia and historical stuff like old medical equipment. They had a whole section of model trains and if you're into Batman they have a small section of vehicles dedicated to that. The bathroom was small but tidy and the employees were were quiet and perfunctory. It's also dog friendly, which is lovely but our dog did seem nervous walking on some of the matting on some sections of the floor so just be aware. On its face, this really is a five-star museum but the heat and humidity inside were just unexpected, and it was especially bad upstairs. We were sweating and physically uncomfortable. We really wanted to finish looking at the museum but we just couldn't take it anymore. I really hope they address the climate issue; not just for guests but for the preservation of all the items inside as well. It's was still def worth the $20 per person and I recommend a visit, just dress in layers and maybe start upstairs first.

Amazing! Mind blowing. Stumbled upon this and just amazed how much detail went into this priceless…read moreplace

Closed For Renovations Until Late 2026…read more Since Yelp requires at least 85 characters...blah, blah, blah, blah. Please don't show up and then bless them out in a 1 star review because you discover they are closed. They don't control this page on Yelp. Yelp does. I notified Yelp of the temporary closure and so far they've done nothing.

Great place! Friendly staff. Free parking. Nice cool A/C…read more You can donate and they have suggested donation numbers, but you're not forced to. It's actually bigger than I thought, so lots to explore. I was there during the alligator exhibit which was very neat. There was a life-size alligator in there and that was how I learned how big alligators really are! The gift shop sold gator sticks so I thought that was interesting

[Yesterday: 3.13.21]…read more My boyfriend and I walked for hours browsing through murals on the wall, but then we came across this place & decided to check it out ! :) This place was amazing for sure!!! My boyfriend and I were greeted so nicely by the Owner, Kevin. He was delightful to talk to. My boyfriend being the talkative butterfly chatted with him while I browsed around the lounge. It is honestly like a Blockbuster! (Sad days...that Blockbusters are gone) HOWEVER, this Retro rental DVD place is the New Blockbuster in Tally hehe. Rental DVDs from classic to new movies & tv shows ! Before, I took pics about this place. I wanted to ask Kevin for his permission because I was not sure if Kevin would find it to be rude. He told me, "Nah go for it, but make sure to tag my business" So I went at it. I learned a coupe of things from checking his place out: - Renting DVD's varies -Theres a Rental Theater Room in the back of the place, it's like a secret door you got through! *** You can rent the place for 2 hours for $80; bring your dvd and bring whatever treats your heart desires*** [Oh!] The place even has sweets and freshly popped popcorn so you don't have to bring your own sweets & popcorn. Of course can't forget refreshers :) ---Kevin has it all! Overall, I am jelly that Tally has such a cool place to rent DVDs with such a cool Owner. I would definitely come back here to bring my friends to watch a movie!

This independent small theater and video lounge is every B-movie fan's dream. It's every horror…read morefan's dream. It's every arthouse cinema fan's dream. If you want somewhere to watch marathons of any of these kinds of films for a small fee, or if you want to rent a title that isn't immediately available on Hulu, Netflix, etc. this is an amazing place to go. This is *the* go-to place if you want to see classic John Carpenter or Lloyd Kaufman flicks and sometimes more offbeat and obscure titles back-to-back. There is a bar counter here that is set up like an old-timey soda fountain where you can sit and make small talk with your fellow fans of obscure and cult cinema (of whom at least a few are bound to show up). Live music events for alternative genres like punk and death rock are also sporadically a thing here: sometimes featuring local acts, sometimes featuring small label acts on tour. And if you're a fan of the style of artists like TSOL and The Damned, this is definitely going to be one of your go-to places in town and absolutely will be your scene. Bonus: hopefully this doesn't cross anyone's boundaries, but I gotta say the couple who run this place are extremely cool and attractive, and always wonderful to be around!

Located in Railroad Square art district, Obsession's is a gem with their collection of art…read moresessions. You can do splatter art, arcylic pours and spin art on a variety of canvases for a reasonable cost. You can rent out the space for parties. Betty, the owner, is a lovely person who ensures her guests are taken care of. Obsessions is also invested in autism and neurodiversity advocacy to create a safe space for all. Come by for some art, a cool souvenir by local vendor or to support a worthy cause, you can't go wrong with a visit here.

I've always wanted to learn to crochet and recently joined in on a beginner crochet class taught by…read moreMadi Moore at Obsessions. Suffice it to say that I liked it so much I joined up for her series of classes. She's an amazingly talented and patient instructor. I can't believe I was able to complete every project we've worked on( considering how I've tried in the past and just couldn't figure it out). Can't wait for our next project!!

This was my first time at the North Florida Fair and it was a fun experience for the whole family…read more There was something for everyone to enjoy, from rides to games and a variety of food options. The selection of rides was impressive, and my kids had a blast, especially with the classics like the Ferris wheel and bumper cars. The fairgrounds were well-organized, and clean. The food was typical fair fare--corn dogs, turkey legs, funnel cakes, popcorn, and fried everything! While the prices were a bit high, it's part of the fair experience, and we enjoyed trying a little bit of everything. One highlight was the livestock exhibits, which offered a nice break from the excitement of the midway. My kids loved seeing the animals up close and learning a bit about them. Be sure to bring some cash for the games and food as some vendors charge a fee for using a credit card no matter the amount spent. Plan ahead and look at the tickets/rides specials online. Will definitely visit again next year.

Once again the Market Days of Tallahassee was a success. Just from Saturday (late in the day) there…read morewas a very large crowd. People were buying crafts, home made soaps, jams, jellies, art, jewelry, and of course the commercialized items. The food vendors were out in force and who could forget the Florida Lottery booth. I hope some of you that went won something as I did not. But then again, that is the luck of the draw. If you have not ever attended the Market Days you ought to try it at least once. The proceeds for admission and parking help the Tallahassee Museum.

Over a week ago, a group of us gathered to go and see Oppenheimer. We showed up at this location as…read morethey have an IMAX theater. As it turns out, this is part of FSU. They have a wing, just talking about all these scientific discoveries they've made at the university. I believe they share this with FAMU, but don't quote me on that just yet. I'm not 100% sure. Anyway, aside from parking, which was garage parking and had to be paid for, it was a pretty standard movie theater. You know, get tickets, purchase popcorn, the usual stuff. I will say though that they don't play every single movie currently out, but I think it's because this location is small. Nevertheless, it has its charm -- the screen is great and the employees are nice.

We drove from Albany to check out the IMAX showing of Interstellar's 10th anniversary. Definitely…read moreworth the drive if your town doesn't offer IMAX. Venue was clean, seats were comfortable and the movie looked amazing. My only complaint would be that I wish there would have been a heads up about the Christmas parade happening when we came into town on the Challenger website. Waze/Google Maps both showed the same path to get there but most of the nearby streets were blocked off with no alternative routes so getting to the parking garage was a nightmare. Luckily we were way early and still made it with 30 minutes to spare. Other than that one issue, a great visit. We will be coming in more often now that we are aware they are there.

We've been here before, long before the name change. It had been a while and we decided to go, this…read moretime bringing the kids. Last night, we went and saw "A Christmas Carol" as a family. It was a great time. I'd purchased our tickets online and they were waiting for us at Will Call, as promised. We stopped at the bar for a drink and then stepped inside the theater and found our seats. Everyone working or volunteering there was so kind. The theater is nice and small, quaint even, and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. The performance was great, as it has been each time we've been here. If you're looking for a little culture, and something different than "dinner and a movie", then give Theater Tallahassee a go. You won't be disappointed.

Disappointed. We were in high seats and the sound was distorted. We were not able to hear a lot of…read moredialogue. There were a few spaced for wheel chairs, but that is not the only mobility limitation. If possible reserving some lower seats as "accessible " would be a gift.