Marina Brown

John Birch's most recent sculpture for the Ox Bottom homeowners portrays a little boy who has scaled a tree limb to rescue a cat.

In this 155-page cultural memoir, Mary Ann Lindley shares her insights with a clear-eyed view of where we sit today.

Celeste Hart announced that the ABG would close and Stan J. Johnson, professional photographer and FAMU professor will take over the space.

He believed that with the exploding housing market, there would be new owners seeking his brilliant wall-hangings.

Filmed on location in Tallahassee, "The Final Pact" will have a special screening at the Challenger IMAX on July 12.

An exceptional contributor to Tallahassee arts scene explains reasons for moving to Mexico.

The symphony search committee announced the appointment at a luncheon on Friday, May 16.

As the time for rehearsals for 'Henry IV' began in Tallahassee, British actor Wil Johnson’s previously approved visa was suddenly blocked. Here's how the show was saved.

Paula Gasparini-Santos brings 'Beyond Good and Evil,' an artistic collaboration with the artistic community at Madison Correctional, to 621 Gallery.

The small dynamic press has publish more 175 books of poetry.

The very first unveiling of newly-created flag and banner of the Maclay family will take place at Maclay Gardens.

Tallahassee writer Jennifer Schomburg-Kanke’s debut volume of poetry is called “The Swellest Wife Anyone Ever Had.”

“You just wanted to be around her,” says Kara High, who owned Set Five, a modeling agency that connected Hill to modeling jobs in the 1980s.

Three weekends of “Oscar nominees for animated, live, and documentary films” are planned for February.

Wakulla’s beloved theater “offering so much to so many,” needs your help.

Tallahassee Nursery’s monthly poetry/prose event brings together word lovers.

Jim Smith, the owner of Poor Paul’s since 1976, and the next-door Bullwinkle's, from 1979 to 2019, died Aug. 25 at the age of 84, leaving rich legacy.

Each of them is here because their husbands found careers at Florida State University. Yet each one of them has developed their own rewarding career.

The Music Man” is staging a comeback at Leon High School, where it was performed by the choral department in 1974.

YAT musical director Alison Grimes finds a special thrill in being recognized for her work in Theatre Education at the Tony Awards on June 16.