September 20, 2025

Community Events in Tallahassee This Weekend

News Summary

Tallahassee is set for a warm weekend filled with community events, including the Tallahassee Film Festival, Experience Asia Festival, and the Tallahassee AIDS Walk. Residents can engage with various cultural, musical, and fundraising activities throughout the weekend, celebrating artistic expression and community health. Join in the local festivities while enjoying the rich diversity and vibrant atmosphere the city has to offer.

Tallahassee is bracing for a warm weekend filled with a variety of community events, despite the challenging weather conditions. The forecast predicts temperatures in the low 90s, combined with muggy conditions and the possibility of showers, from Friday, September 19th to Sunday, September 21st. Residents and visitors are encouraged to partake in the entertainment options available during this period.

Highlighted Weekend Events

One of the key events on the schedule is the Tallahassee Film Festival, set to run from September 26-28. This festival aims to showcase independent cinema, featuring a variety of films that highlight diverse stories and artistic expressions.

On September 27, the Experience Asia Festival organized by the Asian Coalition of Tallahassee will take place at Tom Brown Park. This festival promises to be an enriching experience with a display of Asian cultural foods, performances, and crafts, celebrating the diversity of Asian heritage in the community.

Additionally, live music enthusiasts can look forward to performances from various artists. Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra will perform on September 5, while country music artist Parker McCollum is scheduled to present a concert on September 26.

Awareness and Fundraising

As part of its ongoing commitment to community health, the Tallahassee AIDS Walk will occur on September 18. This event aims to raise awareness and funds for Big Bend Cares, focusing on support and services for individuals affected by HIV/AIDS in the local area.

Other Notable September Events

Tallahassee is not limited to just these highlights; September is packed with cultural events and community festivals. Some notable upcoming events include:

5th Annual Panacea Craft Beer and Oyster Festival on Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. at Woolley Park in Panacea.
Quincy Main Street’s 13th Annual Porchfest Music Festival on March 22 from noon to 5:30 p.m., featuring local musicians throughout downtown Quincy.
Scott Carswell Presents alt-rock band 311 at The Moon on March 22, with ticket prices ranging from $40 to $60.
Jubilee Music Festival at The Adderley Amphitheater featuring Kirk Franklin on March 21-22.
Tallahassee Auto Museum’s classic car show on March 22 with free admission for visitors.
Play “Letters to Hestia; Priestess vs. Patriarchy” at Palaver Tree Theater with performances on March 20-22.
The Tallahassee History Festival at Kleman Plaza on March 22 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Ongoing Initiatives

Outside of these events, other initiatives are taking place in Tallahassee. The Florida School Lunch Hero nominations are currently open through April 3, in conjunction with No Kid Hungry Florida and the Dairy Council of Florida. This initiative aims to recognize individuals who contribute positively to school meal programs.

Furthermore, the Leon County Government is hosting a free “Master Recycler” training seminar, aimed at improving local recycling practices and strategies to encourage sustainable waste management across the community.

Additionally, the Florida State University is launching a virtual training program utilizing AI-powered tools for child welfare professionals. This program is designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of professionals working in the child welfare sector, equipping them with innovative tools and best practices.

Community members are encouraged to participate in the events and initiatives taking place this weekend and throughout September, promoting local culture, awareness, and sustainability in Tallahassee.

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