Good morning, Tallahassee.

The Tallahassee chapter of the Nashville Songwriters Association International, founded by Ron Patrick in 1997, has held benefit concerts to raise funds for local nonprofits and to bring healing after the mass shooting at FSU on April 17.

The group will perform on Sept. 11 at Challenger Learning Center’s Fogg Planetarium at 7 p.m.—continuing its commitment to support local music and community efforts.

Bill McKibben launched his new book 'Here Comes the Sun: A Last Chance for the Climate and a Fresh Chance for Civilization' on Aug.

19, highlighting how solar power is now both cheap and available—he believes that taking action now can help slow climate harm. His ideas build to Sun Day on Sept. 21, which will focus on rallying community efforts for clean energy.

Florida State football posted 729 yards of total offense and scored 10 straight touchdowns in a 77-3 blowout of East Texas A&M on September 6 at Doak Campbell Stadium—tying a program record with a 74-point margin.

Florida State football honored freshman linebacker Ethan Pritchard with sweatbands showing his number and a jersey at the pregame coin toss against East Texas A&M on Saturday, Sept.

6—this honor follows his being shot in the back of the head last Sunday while driving a family member home, and he is now monitored at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.

FSU defensive coordinator Tony White said he was moved by his first gameday at Doak Campbell Stadium on Aug.

31 when his team upset Alabama and stressed that miscommunications in the secondary needed fixing before their Sept. 6 game against East Texas A&M — he noted that despite strong physicality, there were still areas that required improvement.

FAMU head football coach James Colzie said tough decisions were needed after the Rattlers started 0–2 with a 10–9 loss to Howard and a 56–14 defeat by FAU—he will soon decide whether to keep starter RJ Johnson III or try someone new at quarterback before the next home game.

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.

The Yeah Babys: TLH Indie Night Live

7-11 p.m. — 926 Bar & Grill — No cover — Enjoy an indie music night featuring local talent in a lively venue.

Beginner Meditation Workshop

9:30-11 a.m. — Tallahassee Chan Center — Free entry — Experience a calming seated meditation followed by an insightful Q&A session on mindfulness practices.

Fall 2025 Backyard Gardening Series

6-8 p.m. — UF/IFAS Leon County Extension — Registration required — Explore gardening techniques and enjoy a hands-on planting experience.

Titans Rise Gala

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Goodwood Museum & Gardens — RSVP required — Celebrate local heroes in essential trades and culinary arts at a casual gala.

Steve Sternberg Piano Concert

1:30-7:30 p.m. — Westminster Oaks — Admission details not specified — Experience the energetic and moving piano music of Tallahassee's own Steve Sternberg.

Linux Fundamentals GL120 Training Class

Mon-Sep 22 to Fri-Sep 26 — Next Step Healthcare Training LLC. — Check event page for pricing — Deepen your Linux knowledge with hands-on instruction in a comprehensive class covering a wide range of topics.

The Hails with Edgehill Concert

8-10 p.m. — 926 Bar & Grill — Ticket prices vary — Experience an intimate evening of live music featuring The Hails and Edgehill.

Danitza and Dionysus

9:30 p.m. — Fire Betty's — $10 Cover — Experience a night of Latin-infused R&B blended with Jazz-Funk grooves.

Kreature's Fall Festival — Toasty Taiyaki

2-6 p.m. — Common Ground Books — Cost varies — Celebrate autumn with colorful attire, unique vendors, and delicious food at a lively market.