Second Annual Irish Festival
What: 2nd Annual Irish Festival When: Saturday, February 3, 2018, 5:00 PM. Where: Monticello Opera House, 185 W. Washington St., Monticello, FL Admission: $10-15 for afternoon performance, $20 for Dinner, Runa Concert $18-25, FULL DAY PASS (including dinner) $45-$50 Monticello, FL – The Monticello Opera House announces that the 2ndContinue Reading
TALLAHASSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEDIA ADVISORY
WHAT: Spring 2018 Scholarship Fair WHEN: Thursday, February 1, 2018, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Tallahassee Community College Fine and Performing Arts Center, 444 Appleyard Drive DETAILS: TCC invites current and prospective students and their families to learn more about scholarship opportunities offered by the College. For the 2017-18Continue Reading
Importance of Short Film Panel Discussion
January 26, 2018 5:30pm at the Challenger Learning Center Tallahassee, FL: Today, Tally Shorts Film Festival, a local short film festival, proudly announces a panel discussion, entitled The Importance of Short Films that will focus on why short films are important, how they affect filmmaking and filmmakers, and how filmmakersContinue Reading
Tallahassee Bach Parley presents “Brandenburg No. 5”
When: 3:00 PM, Sunday, January 28, 2018 Where: St. John’s Episcopal Church, 211 North Monroe Street More: $10 suggested donation; free childcare available William Porter, organist and harpsichordist, will be quite busy with Bach this weekend in Tallahassee. As Bach Parley guest artist, he will play J. S. Bach’s BrandenburgContinue Reading
Why does Rebecca Means dedicate her time to studying striped newts?
By: Carson Olson She is often found hanging out on the outskirts of town with some slimy characters. Slimy striped newts that is. Rebecca Means, a Wildlife Ecologist at the Coastal Plains Institute, dedicates hours of her time to study the little known striped newts in the temporary or ephemeralContinue Reading
College professor gives up her free time to serve men and women who have served the country.
By: Richard Spivey Homeless veterans line up to be served dinner by volunteer students from Tallahassee Community College. Dr. Soldani stands outside the common room, greeting the veterans with a hug and a kind hello Dr. Melissa Soldani-Lemon is an Associate Professor of History at Tallahassee Community College and aContinue Reading
Class Creates Campaign to Tackle Distracted Driving
These are just a few of the campaigns created to raise awareness about the dangers of distracted driving. They were developed by mass media students at Tallahassee Community College this semester. Elements of the project are now being used in a statewide campaign to help prevent distracted driving. https://apbfoundation.com/just-drive-florida EachContinue Reading
Businessman among business majors
By: Colins Peaks, Talon Staff Thousands of students are studying business at Florida State University and Tallahassee Community College, but for most, the idea of starting their own business seems years, and a degree, away. For Cam Thompson, the time is now. As a 20-year-old TCC Student, Thompson has alreadyContinue Reading
How has Noah Wise shaped his style of mandolin playing over the years?
By: Amanda Meyer A crowd of music lovers listens with awe and bafflement as he quickly picks the strings on a mandolin, switching from playing traditional bluegrass to jazz and back again to bluegrass. Noah Wise is no stranger to genre-hopping. Since middle school, Wise has been shaping his unusualContinue Reading
The Harvest at Backwoods Crossing
Backwoods Crossing is a “Farm to Table” restaurant brought to you from the mind of Executive Chef Jesse Rice. Farm, Greenhouse, Chickens, and Quail! The Harvest is an annual festival for Backwoods Crossing. It will be focused on celebrating the anniversary of the restaurant and farm!! Entertainment will include liveContinue Reading