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Review: ‘Mockingjay – Part 2’ brings a satisfying conclusion to ‘The Hunger Games’ saga
By MARK VIOLA After three and a half years and four movies, we have finally reached the conclusion of the cinematic adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ best-selling “Hunger Games” trilogy. Last…
COCA celebrating 30 years with iPhotofest
The Council on Culture & Arts for Tallahassee-Leon County (COCA) is turning 30 and in celebration of that anniversary, iPhotofest 2015 will focus on one of the most significant advancements…
Review: ‘The Peanuts Movie’: pleasant surprise and a worthy addition to the franchise
By MARK VIOLA Charles Schulz’ “Peanuts” is one of the most iconic comic strips of all time and just as well known as the strip itself are its characters, including…
FSU presents ‘The Garden of Rikki Tikki Tavi’
The Florida State University School of Theatre’s production of “The Garden of Rikki Tikki Tavi” opened Thursday and will continue its run through Sunday, Nov. 22, at the Fallon Theatre…
Review: ‘Spectre’ gives us all the Bond adventure we expect, but story falters by trying too much
By MARK VIOLA There have been 24 James Bond films since “Dr. No” first brought the tuxedo-clad spy to the big screen in 1962, and the anticipation for the next…
Tallahassee Ballet serving up its Kingdom of Sweets
The Tallahassee Ballet welcomes the community to visit a scrumptious “Nutcracker” fantasyland where dolls come alive. The Kingdom of Sweets, a signature event for the Tallahassee Ballet, will be held…
Downtown Festival and Art Show takes over Gainesville
Art, music, food and the opportunity to enjoy a fall day outdoors is coming to the streets of historic downtown Gainesville this weekend. Art lovers and artists will mingle once…
Review: ‘Burnt’ filled with good food, better acting
By MARK VIOLA Last year we had two films centered on the high-pressure world of restaurant kitchens–“Chef” and “The Hundred-Foot Journey.” This year we have “Burnt” from director John Wells…
Tallahassee Museum hosting James Bond-themed Zoobilee
The Tallahassee Museum invites guests to dress up, dress down or let their imaginations run wild at the James Bond 007 Zoobilee tonight (Friday, Nov. 6) from 7 to 10…
Kids ‘Go for B’roque’
The Tallahassee Bach Parley announces “Kids Go for B’roque” 2016, an annual competition and honors concert for musicians 18 years old and younger, currently studying with a private teacher. Strings,…
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