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The Southern Shakespeare Festival returns after a year off. Here's where, when and how to catch "Twelfth Night" and all the fun.

Anyone else wanna open a craft brewery in Tallahassee? Because now seems to be the time. Oyster City — a wildly popular brewery with loyal fans and celebrity endorsements (see: Florida-Georgia Line) — deciding to plant a new flag at the former GrassLands in Tallahassee (which has long been its second-biggest sales market for their beer) is just another in a series of big things to happen to our craft beer scene in the last two years. Let's recap, shall we?: Expansion at Proof and Ology A little over two years ago, Proof Brewing — Tallahassee's largest and oldest craft brewery — annou...

Before the TLH Beer Society presented the check to Lee's Place alongside members of the Tallahassee craft beer community from Proof Brewing, Lake Tribe Brewing, Deep Brewing and Ology Brewing, Beth Tedio — who serves as Lee's Place Director of Development — joined the Society on their ESPN 97.9 FM Radio show, where they revealed the results of the fundraising campaign live on air after asking her to guess what she thought the donation about would be. "I'm going to guess kind of high for what a local fundraiser normally yields and say $2,000?" Tedio said. "Close. But how about $5,500? How ...

Zerbe Zelebration is a prelude to Chain of Parks Art Festival Special to the Tallahassee Democrat The citywide Zerbe Zelebration launches this weekend with a multi-media exhibition of Expressionist Movement artist Karl Zerbe’s works as LeMoyne Arts, 125 N. Gadsden St., marks the 50th anniversary of his retirement from FSU.   The Zelebration will kick-off LeMoyne's Chain of Parks Art Festival for 2021.  As a world-renowned artist and FSU professor, Zerbe entrusted LeMoyne Arts with the largest collection of his artwork in the world. The Zelebration runs April 9-18, event times vary, with...

Driving home with sealed mixed drinks or other alcoholic libations as part of “to go” meals moved closer Tuesday to becoming permanent in Florida.