Good morning, Tallahassee.

Starting Thursday, free Thanksgiving meals are available for 1,000 families through a new partnership between Second Harvest, Keiser University, and 211 Big Bend — the meals will be delivered the day before Thanksgiving.

Families must live within an 11-mile radius of Keiser’s kitchen, covering Tallahassee’s southside neighborhoods.

Playwright Danielle Wirsansky debuts her new play Sterling Legacy at Palaver Tree Theater (in Crawfordville) where the story shows what happens when friends find an old artifact with ties to the Holocaust; the show runs today at 8 p.m. and will have additional performances at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Nov. 15.

Florida State University is adding new support for first-generation college students who want to study abroad by launching a Global Learning Community that will send ten CARE students to South Africa in summer 2026—offering internships, language classes and cultural immersion.

The program is part of the university’s Celebration of International Education, which runs through Dec. 5 and works with financial aid and scholarships to lower cost barriers.

Tallahassee crews are clearing debris at Capital City Country Club to prepare a memorial site for unmarked graves of enslaved people, with plans to build a pedestrian pathway — complete with a viewing area and history panels.

City officials are reviewing a proposal to sell the 178-acre parcel leased to the country club amid public concern — and the project is moving forward after a long delay.

On Nov 12, 11 Chiles High School athletes signed letters of intent to attend various colleges—committing to their sports careers at the next level.

The group includes players in volleyball, soccer, softball, track and baseball—joining schools such as Appalachian State and Florida State.

FSU student workers volunteer long hours to set up and tear down games, gaining leadership skills that will benefit their future in sports management—helping ensure that events run smoothly.

FSU coach Mike Norvell said his team is 'pissed off and grateful' as they prepare for their final home game against Virginia Tech on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Doak Campbell Stadium—he noted the game will honor seniors and help the team work on past mistakes to try to secure a bowl game chance.

Madison County Cowboys enter the FHSAA playoffs as the No. 9 seed and will travel on today at 7:30 p.m. to face Chipley High; coach Price Harris said his team's defense—its key strength—proved ready after a season of tight games.

Visual Basic VR Dance Party

8 p.m. — New World Rides - VRcade — $11.63 — Dance the night away in virtual reality at Tallahassee's premiere VR venue.

University Wind Ensemble Concert

7:30 p.m. — Ruby Diamond Concert Hall — $10 Adult, $7 Child or Non-FSU Student, Free for FSU Students — Experience a captivating blend of classic and contemporary wind ensemble music.

Junie B. Jones The Musical

7 p.m. — Richard G. Fallon Theatre — Cost info not provided — Join Junie B. as she navigates the humorous ups and downs of first grade in this delightful musical adaptation.

Bradley's 54th Annual Fun Day

10 AM – 4 PM — Bradley's Country Store — Free admission — Enjoy crafts, live music, and a delightful day filled with family activities and good food.

All Girls Love R&B Bingo

8-11 p.m. — Potbelly's — Free entry — Enjoy a night filled with 90s & 2000s R&B hits while playing Bingo.

Market Days

10 AM - 4 PM — North Florida Fairgrounds — Early Bird tickets available now — Celebrate arts and crafts while supporting the Tallahassee Museum with live music and vibrant local culture.

Chelcie Lynn Live Show

7:30-9 p.m. — The Moon — Tickets available — Enjoy the comedic talents of Chelcie Lynn as she brings her viral humor to life.

Tallahassee Ultra Distance Classic

12-10 p.m. — Wakulla Springs State Park — Registration required — Experience a scenic road race in the heart of Florida's nature.