http://www.mofa.fsu.edu/
Just because it's small and unassuming doesn't mean it's boring. The exhibits that pass through this gallery are varied in both size and quality, but are always constant in one thing: They're interesting. From student work to famous work, MoFA is always worth a visit. Check the website or the calendar of events for the exhibit openings, when you can get free food and usually free wine, as well as meet the artists.
http://tlcgis6.co.leon.fl.us/website/Parks_SDE/Oven.htm
Tucked away among the suburban housing along Thomasville Road is a small but meticulously landscaped city park complete with a boardwalk overlooking a lake, a water feature surrounded by benches and a gazebo. It's a great place to walk, draw, read or do homework!
http://www.mye3.org/site/
An emerging youth group in Tallahassee, E3 offers a great way to meet new people.
A list of free Wi-Fi spots in Tallahassee, according to Wi-Fi Freespot.
All Saints Cafe - 903 Railroad Avenue - (850) 224 0805
Atlanta Bread Co. - Governor’s Square Blvd.
BagelHeads - 1935 Apalachee Pkwy - (850) 574-1122
Bagel Bagel Café - 2030 Apalachee Parkway - (850) 877-0111
Betton Hills Coffee & Tea - 2086-B Thomasville Rd. - 850-386-9800
Crispers Fresh Salads & Such - 1241 Apalachee Parkway - (850) 656-4222
Donut Connection - 1243 North Monroe St. - (850) 222-7995
Qdoba Mexican Grill - 1350 W Tennessee St. - 850-222-3334
Qdoba Mexican Grill - 2264 N. Monroe St - 850-421-3334
Qdoba Mexican Grill - 1594 Governors Square Blvd. - (850) 671-3334
Fast Trixx Powersports - 2386 Allen Road - 850-580-3278
FSU Campus
Tallahassee Progressive Center - 1720 S. Gadsden Street
Leroy Collins Leon County Public Library, Parkway Branch - 1210 Capital Cir Se - (850) 487-1926
The Coffee Pub, 1127-7 Thomasville Road, The Manor at Midtown - (850) 425-5701
http://www.talgov.com/parks/tombrownpk.cfm
The largest park in the city of Tallahassee, Tom Brown Park is filled with trails, playgrounds, grassy fields and trees. If it's a beautiful day outside, don't just sit on Landis Green - go to Tom Brown Park!
On the first Friday of every month, from 6-10pm, there's an explosion of culture at Railroad Square, when most of the galleries are open late and cheap wine abounds. Live music, belly dancing and community art are just some of the things you will encounter at the First Friday Gallery Hop. Lots of fun, especially with a group of friends.
Railroad Square
First Friday Destinations
http://www.railroadsquare.com/
Filled with art galleries and eclectic stores, this block of old and abused warehouses has been converted into a miniature cultural center. Don't let the physical size fool you - there are untold treasures in the depths of Railroad Square, like Tallahassee Rock Gym, Krank It Up and the Renaissance Cafe. It's a pretty quiet place during the day, but the first Friday of every month finds the one street filled with locals.
For a very basic map of the square and directions to it, check out the website.
http://www.621gallery.com/
Located in Railroad Square this is one of the better known art galleries outside of the university. It's small but often displays student work and hosts some interesting shows. You can find a full schedule on their website.
http://music.fsu.edu/pr/performance-dates.htm
Music students perform at recitals. Recitals are free. They may be students and prone to mistakes, but it's still free classical music.
The FSU College of Music calendar lists all recitals as well as full performances of the University Symphony Orchestra and other ensembles, such as jazz and winds – most (if not all) of which are free for FSU students and cheap for the general public.
