http://art.fsu.edu/bike-power/
After creating bikes that are also works of arts and possibly dressing in costume, cyclists from around the Tallahassee area will ride a slow parade through Downtown to showcase their work. Afterward, there will be a free Bike Film Fest in Railroad Square and a Bike-Power exhibit at 621 Gallery. Ride your bike to the parade, the film fest and the gallery!
http://www.thebrogan.org/
Unfortunately, MOAS has a horrible website with very small type, but don't be deterred. The "science" part probably won't offer much fun to anyone over 16, but there is an art gallery on the top floor and the museum hosts some interesting events like Buddhist monks building a mandala for world peace and The Florida Wine Festival.
http://www.challengertlh.com/imax.aspx
http://www.challengertlh.com/planetarium.aspx
Yes, this is a learning center designed to teach children about science, but it also happens to house the only IMAX theater in the Tallahassee area as well as a good old-fashioned planetarium which offers shows like Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon in addition to the usual starry night stuff. It's only $4.50 for students and $5 for adults, which is about half the price of a movie and a lot more unique. Check out the full schedule and price list at the website.
