Hands down the most amazing art program for children. My children run out of the car every week to…read morego to Tyler's class and it's extremely difficult to pick them up to get them to come home. Tallahassee is lucky to have Tyler and her wonderful art program.

Kids have been going here for years. They continue to love it and want to go back. Continually…read morecoming up with some very creative art work to bring home. The owner has been great with the kids, the pricing is very good for weekly classes, and definitely a clean and safe environment for kids.

FSU's School of Theatre produces some of the best musicals I have seen. Recently I watched…read moreHairspray and last season watched The Addams family. For both productions, pricing is reasonable with assigned seating. The seats are comfortable and the ushers are friendly. Each production occurred flawlessly with lighting perfectly timed, scenery being moved in quick fashion, and all singers sang with timbre that was loud and pleasing to the ears. While I have only seen off Broadway productions to date, I can confidently say FSU does a better job than the off Broadway shows, and with cheaper prices as well.

The Fallon Theatre is THE place for theatre performances in Tallahassee!…read more FSU's School of Theatre really does produce the best musicals in the area, thanks to the talents of the FSU students (many of whom go on to star in Broadway and national shows). I have loved seeing Legally Blonde, Guys & Dolls, and most recently Chicago at the Fallon Theatre. Ticket prices are very reasonably, especially if you are a student, so it makes the arts available to all. Chicago in particular was such an incredible performance! Even though Tallahassee is a smaller town, FSU brings in and grows world-class talent! And you can see it on display each season at the Fallon Theatre!

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.

Nice place! I made a video about it. It is my stuffed star named Starbo's adventure. Check it out…read morehere: https://youtu.be/hwpV_4six3A

From the owner: As the creative hub for the arts in Thomasville, we bring together over 85,000 youth and adults to…read moreexperience the arts across the community. In the fall of 2020, the Center’s historic building will open our new season with an enhanced exhibitions program featuring the works of seasoned and emerging contemporary artists, alongside educational traveling exhibits, and our notable collection of sporting and wildlife art. More than 30,000 visitors will enjoy performances in our newly renovated 480-seat theater presented by our long-time resident arts partners: Thomasville Entertainment Foundation and South Georgia Ballet. In addition to exhibitions and performances we, along with our partners, present after-school visual, dance, music, drama, and design thinking classes to over 300 students daily. Anchoring our youth programming is a multi-disciplinary fine arts program for 350 students from our neighboring Scott Elementary School during the school day. Along with programming in our facilities, we present experiences in The UnVacant Lot public art space, two large-scale arts festivals, city-wide public art projects, city arts and culture planning, and publish THOM magazine, which profiles the people and ideas shaping the creative life of our community.

This is a nice little area located by FAMU. Railroad Square is a WWII-era industrial warehouse park…read morethat was turned into an art district. It is decorated with many very nice murals by very talented artist. You will also find a few sculptures around too. It spans about 10 acres and is considered one of the top selfie locations in TallahasseeIt is a creative and colorful space. There are shop, a VR reality spot, a bar, a food court, artist galley/shops, a coffee shop, a smoothie shop, screen printing stores, gift stores and boutiques, thrift stores, music and recording studios, pet stores, performing arts groups, a virtual reality arcade, and a gym. There is also an awesome Skate Art Park here if you would like to shred a few. Some notable shops include Blake's Body Bars, Cap City Video Lounge, Campus Greek, Cat Family Records, What You Got? Thrift Store, The Other Side Vintage, Sweet Boozy Cakes Bakery, Ryder's Water Ice, Morgan's Dog Training, Prime Tatoo Company, The Greenery Floral&Tuxedo Place, The Bee's Knees, Steelyard Gym, and Taste of Miami. There is over 200 free parking spaces in the park and there is free street parking within a reasonable walking distance. There is a patch of open green space outside of the virtual reality arcade. I saw some people playing catch there and also playing with a volleyball. On the first Friday of every month, the park hosts the very popular "First Friday Gallery Hop," an event that provides a lively, enjoyable experience with open galleries/shops, live music, and food. I really enjoyed this place. This is a must visit while you are in Tallahassee. You can easily spend a half day or more here. It is easily accesible and I highly recommend checking this place out if you have the chance.

It's a fantastic area. It has restaurants, art shops, thrift stores, game room and more. There are…read moreexcellent murals on the walls of the buildings!

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!!

Took my parents to LeMoyne Arts Gallery and Garden on a recent trip to Tallahassee…read more Nice to have reserved parking right in front of the museum. There is a ramp next to the museum and also a ramp to the garden behind the gallery. Love the colorful rocking chairs on the front porch. My dad and my hubby enjoyed the afternoon breeze while my mom and I enjoyed the sculpture garden. Explored the colorful world of Funkadelic Visions featuring George Clinton in the gallery. So vibrant, imaginative and eclectic. Funk, freedom and cosmic expression. A very joyful experience. Used my museum and garden pass for reciprocal entry. NARM. North American Reciprocal Museum Association benefits. Museum passes can open up a world of possibilities. If I lived in Tallahassee, I would take advantage of the classes at Le Moyne Arts. Painting. Pottery. Stained glass.

This is an absolutely beautifully gallery! I have lived in Tallahassee for 15 years and not once…read moreset foot inside this magnificent establishment until their "Muffins and Mimosas" event during Black History Month! The staff is wonderful and the artwork featured during this particular event was stellar! I bought a piece and had to keep myself from purchasing several more. The gift shop is filled with unique pieces of art, wearable and otherwise. I definitely plan to return again and it won't take me another 15 years. :0)

Very friendly staff and a great variety of projects and Knick knacks to make! Our instructor was…read morevery informative, helpful and fun.

We had such a fun time here for a birthday celebration on a Thursday evening. It was graduation…read moreweekend so parking was a nightmare, but parking any evening can be hit or miss with two great restaurants in this same plaza. Kristin is a new owner here and she was a dream to work with. We made our own custom candles which was $25 and then the birthday girl treated us to $5 custom coasters while we waited for the wax to harden. Kristin put on music and was super patient and accommodating the entire time despite having a couple and a regular also there at the same time. It's super cute inside and there are retail items available for purchase. You can come in customize your own item or they will do it for you. The space can accommodate up to 24 people for people for a private event. Check them out!