Entertainment in Tallahassee
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FSU Theatre Department
The FSU Theatre Department has three venues. The Richard G Fallon Mainstage Theater in the Fine Arts Building, north of Call St on the campus, does large productions of plays and musicals. The Studio, in the Williams Building on campus, stages various free student productions. Off campus, at the corner of Lafayette St and Copeland St, the Lab does a range of works, from Shakespeare to musicals, in its 150-seat thrust-stage setting.
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Posey's Oyster Bar
Perhaps the highlight of the Tallahassee-St Marks Historic Railroad State Trail; is just to the left of the St Marks trailhead (which also has a rest area and facilities). Posey's Oyster Bar is an absolute pearl of an old-time oyster shack on the water, with an outdoor courtyard, great bar and bands rocking the joint Friday to Sunday... so you may want to arrange for alternative transport on the way back.
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Black Dog Café
Wine and beer aren’t served until 6pm, but this special spot, beloved by the city’s creative community, is always happening, thanks to frequent poetry readings, open-mic music, chess boards and outdoor tables overlooking Lake Ella. If you want to eat here, mains are $2 to $7.
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FSU Seminoles
From September to November, the FSU Seminoles football team plays to an 80,000-plus crowd at Doak Campbell Stadium on the FSU campus; tickets, it goes without saying, are like hen's teeth.
FSU Seminoles baseball steps up in the spring at Dick Howser Stadium.
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Brothers
Billed as ‘Tallahassee’s only pansexual playground,’ this is the center of the gay and lesbian scene, featuring nightly DJs with a popular terrace bar and drag shows, poetry nights and ’80s-themed soirees.
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Leon Pub
This very local, dark and smoky place has a slew of beers from around the globe – more than 40 on tap and 250 in bottles. Prices are decent, and there’s a jukebox and pool tables.
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Bradfordville Blues Club
Down the end of a dirt road lit by tiki torches, you'll find a bonfire raging under the live oaks at this hidden-away juke joint that hosts excellent national blues acts.
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Floyd’s Music Store
The only thing for sale at this warehouse-style venue is straight-up live rock and blues. Catch up-and-coming national acts like Falling at Will, Core and Egypt Central.
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Late Night Library
This jam-packed, swelteringly hot college-crowd club is the place to be on Saturday nights, but bargain-priced drinks also fill the place on Thursdays and Sundays.
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Waterworks
This popular gay nightclub in Midtown has a Polynesian tiki-bar theme, and packs ’em in with nights of live jazz and Latin salsa, as well as rotating DJs.
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Tipper’s
A raucous, smoky bar, with a funky-weird vibe where you can dance to live bands every night, or simply enjoy a cocktail with no door charge.
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Leon County Civic Center
The city’s major performance venue hosts everything from sporting events and touring theater productions to big-time music concerts.
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FAMU Rattlers
On the FAMU campus, the FAMU Rattlers play football from August to November at Bragg Memorial Stadium.
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Comedy Zone
Comedy shows take place on Friday and Saturday night; it's an older-crowd bar at other times.
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Leon County Civic Center
Touring theater productions and big-time music concerts perform here.
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