WFSU's Suzanne Smith follows the organizers of the LeMoyne Chain of Parks Fine Arts Festival to see what they have to do to put on this annual event. The Festival raises money for the LeMoyne Center for Visual...
The Tallahassee Museum is part of a nationwide effort to revive the red wolf species. Once a dominant predator of the American southeast, red wolves were hunted into near extinction. Zoos like the Tallahassee Museum and island...
By the Choctawhatchee River, we hike through a recently burned longleaf forest and cross a swamp with dedicated trail volunteers. This new section of trail features a scenic boardwalk and a forest in the process of being restored...
The Capital Chordsmen have been the Tallahassee, Florida chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society for over 50 years. WFSU's Paul Delva looks at how these singers come together to share music with each other and the community.
Creating the perfect sanctuary for Elephants in South Georgia isn't just about building a good fence. We go behind-the-scenes with Carol Buckley to see what she's doing to turn 850 acres in South Georgia into Elephant Refuge North...
The First Friday Gallery Hop at the Railroad Square Art Park in Tallahassee brings our community together to celebrate the local art and culture found in our area. Patrons can enjoy food trucks, open galleries, live music, and more....
The Adventures of Annabelle Lyn are made up of three women from Tallahassee who perform acoustic music across the Southeast. Learn more at http://www.annabellelyn.com/
Patrick McKinney, Sean Gorman and Miles Bozeman are all part of the Tallahassee group known as Langtry. In this segment, they perform the original song, Barmaid's Rag.
Adrian Fogelin of Hot Tamale was inspired to start writing this song on a hot day while watering her garden. She and Craig Reeder perform Contemporary Acoustic Music and are from Tallahassee.
We travel into the Apalachicola National Forest with Bruce Means to learn more about his favorite animal, the eastern diamondback rattlesnake. He has spent forty years studying the snake using radio telemetry. He has taken his decades...
