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IMPORTANT UPDATE:
As the holidays wrap up and 2023 begins, we're glad to be celebrating with you! The COCA staff will return to the office on Tuesday, January 3, and we're excited to share exciting new shows, events, and classes with you.
We appreciate you all, our community, without whom none of this would be possible.
Happy New Year!
Kathleen, Hillary, Nick, Sahara, Sarah, Brandon, & Samantha
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One Day Winter Camp: Wood Game Board
AR Workshop Tallahassee
Tuesday, January 3, 2022
| Join AR Workshop for our creative and crafty Winter Art Camp, where registrants will make a Wood Game Board. Participants will be able to choose their paint colors from our decor line of paints. | |  |
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Apalach Ghost Tour
Apalach Ghost Tour at Apalachicola Bay Chamber
January 6 - 29, 2022
| Come hear haunted history and area legends told in the shadows of downtown Apalachicola. You'll hear ghost stories about the famed Gibson Inn, Coombs House, and more. | | |
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Full Moon Climb & Karaoke
Crooked River Lighthouse
Friday, January 6, 2022
| Visitors can enjoy this opportunity to see the gorgeous natural surroundings of the St. George Sound and Carrabelle Beach under the glow of the rising Wolf Moon. There will also be fun entertainment with karaoke night - guests are invited to come share their vocal skills and win fun awards. | | |
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DEMP Week Lloyd Music Day Party
DJ DEMP Foundation at The Moon
Saturday, January 7, 2022
| This dynamic event will provide music trios that delight fans with a unique R&B and Soul Music sound for years, taking the music industry by storm. Lloyd Music Day Party provides sensational sounds, delighting fans with unique R&B tunes. | | |
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DEMP Week Comedy Show
DJ DEMP Foundation at The Moon
Sunday, January 8, 2022
| DEMP Week 26 presents the Legendary comedian-actor Joe Torry for this year's comedy show. The comedy fan's ultimate destination for the funniest and hottest comical stand-up content and entertainment one can expect. | | |
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Special Exhibit on Nuremberg & the War Crime Trials
Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum
January 3 - 28, 2022
| Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum in Carrabelle is presenting a special exhibit for the month of January on the War Crime Trials of the German military and government members, of which the Nuremberg Trials are the most well-known. The museum is open every Tuesday through Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm and there is no charge for admission. | | |
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Archaeological Site & Lab Tour
Mission San Luis
First Wednesdays of the Month
| Learn first-hand what archaeologists know about the 17th-century residents of Mission San Luis from excavations and many years of research. Tour the historic site and see behind the scenes in the Archaeology Lab with Senior Archaeologist, Jerry Lee. | | |
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Workshop: Creative Players
Young Actors Theatre
Ongoing
| Princesses, pirates, mermaids, and dinosaurs spark your child's imagination as they enter the storybook world of fantasy and adventure. Each class includes drama, music, and movement skills. | | |
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The Artists Workshop
Phi Entertainment LLC
Through March 29, 2023
| The Artists Workshop is a weekly creative space for artists with a collaborative vibe, a nice atmosphere, and networking opportunities. Come enhance your skills with your fellow peers. | | |
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Paloma Rambana
COCA Intern
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Paloma Rambana, 17, leads the youth perspective in arts, and it’s a fresh and invigorating insight into the future of arts administration and curation.
At the heart of it, one of the earliest forms of performance and creative expression consisted of an intimate exchange between invested individuals sharing stories. Humanity’s history is littered with stories whose differing perspectives call into question universal truths. But is that not the beautiful intersection of art and social engagement?
Maclay senior Paloma Rambana, arts activist and curator, roots her work in finding, collecting, and curating stories that might go unnoticed.
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Every Thursday, the COCA Classifieds newsletter provides art industry info, including calls to artists, professional development, funding resources, and more. | |
Our Arts in Education newsletter has resources for teachers, students, caregivers, and arts advocates on the first Tuesday of every month. | |
COCA's programs are sponsored in part by the City of Tallahassee, Leon County, the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. | | | | |
