Tallahassee

Visit Tallahassee in 2010 and have the time of your life. They have planned some exciting entertainment. It's not too late, two thirds of February is still available and whether you are in the area and would like to tarry a bit, or want to fly in for a week or a few days of rest and relaxation, begin packing now.

If its music and show time you are seeking, get your tickets now. February 22, Margaret Atwood at the FSU Fallon Theatre for your literary palate; February 19th, Los Angeles Guitar Quartet at the TCC Turner Auditorium; and for more traditional music lovers February 15th, the Vienna Boys Choir. In all, fourteen different music and show time event are scheduled for February alone.

In keeping with its sedate and reflective spirit visit the LeMoyne Art foundation and take in a leisurely and thoughtful art tour. While in the art mode add science to your art at the Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science. A visit to any place is not complete without learning some history before departure.

Tallahassee is the State Capitol of Florida and naturally this makes this city somewhat more reserved and business oriented than many of the laid back, fun in the sun sites all around Florida. But don't let that stop you, look behind this facade of politics and education -- it's a college town -- and have a joyous visit.

Tallahassee obviously must be an Indian word since the city once was an Indian Village. But what Tallahassee is now is a no-nonsense kind of place and is not anywhere near the size of most cosmopolitan areas. In comparison it is the 133rd largest city and nowhere do you find a billboard saying they are the biggest, the best or the most beautiful. It just is, take it or leave. Most take it.