Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 11th of August.
Good morning, Tallahassee.
Flea Market Tallahassee closed last month after 41 years of business when a January storm damaged many vendor spaces.
Several vendors have moved to temporary sites at the Tool Library on Woodville Highway and the Tallahassee Urban League parking lot in Frenchtown — where executive director Curtis Taylor welcomed them as they search for a new permanent home.
Thousands filled Tucker Civic Center for the 7th Annual Tallahassee Beer Festival on August 10 + national, local and home brewers provided over 400 unique fermentation varieties for guests.
As Leon County students head back to class today, a few schools remain active construction sites—including Godby, Griffin and Nims middle schools.
At Nims, most students have adjusted to the work as the media center doubles as a dining hall—and new facilities are set to be finished before year’s end.
Gadsden County teachers will receive free school supplies before the new school year begins — officials say the program will help lower classroom costs.
Additional details about supply types and distribution timing are expected soon.
Tallahassee restaurants are offering outdoor dining with live entertainment and scenic views this summer.
The series covers five spots—Charlie Park, The Edison, The Getaway Grille, Leon's at Lake Ella and Table 23—that serve seasonal dishes and local flavors.
FAMU football played its first fall scrimmage on Saturday night at Bragg Memorial Stadium—testing new plays and strategies for the upcoming season.
Florida State quarterback Tommy Castellanos overcame an early mistake on Aug.
10 by leading two scoring drives, which impressed coach Mike Norvell (who praised his growth and powerful play). His strong performance builds hope for the Seminoles as they prepare for upcoming games (as they look to boost their offensive explosiveness).
FSU will unveil a $265 million renovation at Doak Campbell Stadium at its home opener against Alabama on August 30 at 3:30 p.m.—the upgrades include wider seats, premium seating, and modern amenities that reduce capacity to just under 70,000 while preserving the venue's history—fans eagerly await the new game-day experience.
Parrothead Phrenzy
7-10 p.m. — The Moon — $47 — Enjoy a concert featuring Jimmy Parrish & the Waves in support of Alzheimer's Project.
Florida-Friendly Landscaping Certification Training
8 AM – 12 PM — UF/IFAS Leon County Extension — Registration required — Complete your training to become a certified Florida-Friendly Landscape Professional.
Ronnie Randolph with Walter Kelleher
6-10 p.m. — Hobbit American Grill - East — Free entry — Enjoy the duo's encore performance featuring local music talent in Tallahassee.
Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra Live
7:30 PM — Ruby Diamond Concert Hall — Tickets on sale starting July 21 — Experience a night of jazz and entertainment with Jeff Goldblum and his renowned orchestra.
OLLI at FSU Fall 2025 Showcase
1-3 p.m. — Augustus B Turnbull Conference Center — Free entry — Explore exciting lifelong learning opportunities for adults 50+ at the Fall Showcase.
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