The City of Tallahassee and KCCI are transforming six functional traffic control boxes into local works of art during Placemaking Week, Sept.19 – Oct. 1
Six local artists will have their artwork showcased through the Art of the Box pilot project that is being led by KCCI (Knight Creative Communities Institute) and The City of Tallahassee with support from COCA and Leon County.
Sabal Palm Elementary School students will get hands-on experience learning bike safety when they return to school. The track teaches children how to safely ride their bikes and includes lanes, stop signs, and even pedestrian crossings.
Leon County’s first educational bicycle park was completed this week at Sabal Palm Elementary School as part of a partnership with the Knight Creative Communities Institute.
The first of what planners hope will be several bicycle parks will soon be under construction in Tallahassee. The project is being done by the Knight Creative Communities Institute.
Families at Sabal Palm Community School will soon have a new place to break a sweat behind their school with a new educational bike path. The initiative was brought together by several partners that make up the Knight Creative Communities Institute.
The Tallahassee bike trails truly are some of the most beautiful and diverse in the state. A cyclist can ride from Cascades Park and down the St. Marks Trail for a riverside lunch, explore red clay roads of Georgia, or shred trails at Tom Brown Park.
Traffic control boxes hardly catch your eye at a stoplight. That will soon change in Tallahassee. The City of Tallahassee and Knight Creative Communities Institute is piloting an art of the box project.
The latest project of the Knight Creative Communities Institute seeks to give several of the Capital City's graffiti-scarred traffic control boxes an aesthetic makeover. Its objective is to bring beauty to some of Tallahassee's busiest intersections.
The Knight Creative Communities Institute is bringing new public art to Tallahassee, transforming traffic boxes. KCCI is putting out a call to local artists to submit their work to be featured around the City.
