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.
The Tallahassee City Commission voted to sell the Waterworks building to North American Properties and we’re excited to see how they will transform this historic space! Read more to find out.
The Knight Creative Communities Institute holds a proven track record for moving the needle. For the past 10 years, KCCI has equipped teams of “Community Catalysts” to bolster the Big Bend’s “sense of place.”
Tallahassee's Knight Creative Communities Institute is marking its tenth anniversary. The upcoming year's initiative will be tackling an ambitious project to connect university students with the community.
After 10 years of creating places and initiatives that attract young professionals to Tallahassee, the Knight Creative Communities Institute is aiming to connect town and gown — the community and its universities.
Congratulations to two KCCI Waterworks team Community Catalysts, Althemese Barnes and Alissa Slade Lotane, for being appointed to the Community Historical User Group. The group will help cast vision for how to honor local history.
