In a project that united Tallahassee’s college students with the highlights of their city, FSU partnered with FAMU, TCC and the Knight Creative Communities Institute to host the fourth annual Experience Tallahassee Festival.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) -With FSU, FAMU and TCC, Tallahassee is home to about 80,000 college students. Some will spend most of their time in the Capital city, just hanging around campus.
The FAMUAN covers the 4th annual Experience Tallahassee Festival, which was held Saturday afternoon at Cascades Park. This event’s sole purpose was to show students the benefits of living in the Tallahassee community.
2018 KCCI Community Catalyst, Heather Mayo, shares why she loves Tallahassee, her experience as a Catalyst and what community members should look forward to at the upcoming Experience Tallahassee Festival.
FSU senior creates Think TLH podcast at internship - KCCI launched a podcast series, “Think TLH,” featuring local innovators and creative thinkers who have made an impact locally, nationally and/or internationally. www.kccitallahassee.com/thinkTLH
The Knight Creative Communities Institute (KCCI) has launched a podcast series, “Think TLH,” featuring local innovators and creative thinkers who have made an impact locally, nationally and/or internationally.
Its been less than two months since the grand reveal of KCCI's TLH sculpture and they have already been called a "Tallahassee icon" and have been featured in countless social media posts showcasing reasons people #iHeartTally.
On Thursday, April 12th, the 2017 Knight Creative Communities Institute’s (KCCI) #iHeartTally Community Catalyst team, along with the City of Tallahassee, Leon County Government and local business leaders, unveiled a 12-month project.
