The City of Tallahassee and KCCI are piloting the Art of the Box project to transform Traffic Control Boxes into works of art by five local artists during placemaking Week 2020. Artists are invited to submit artwork for consideration. Read More
The 2020 KCCI Community Catalyst team has created a Bicycle Park Survey to receive input for designing a park that the community will like and use. Read More
KCCI announced members of its 2020 Catalyst Class, who will plan and implement KCCI’s upcoming placemaking project, a Community Bicycle Park. Read More
The 2019 KCCI Community Catalysts have designed “Red Hills Rhythm,” presented by The Enclaves at Collegetown. This inclusive music park coming 2020 on the FAMU Way corridor. Local leaders and organizations are invited to sponsor this project. Read More
KCCI rolled out its 2020 placemaking initiative: an Educational Bicycle Park. The first of its kind in the region, the Bicycle Park could take the form of a small-scale, closed course streetscape, complete with realistic lane markings and signage. Read More
We are excited to announce that the Think TLH Podcast has won an Award of Distinction at the Florida Public Relations Association Capital Chapter Image Awards.Read More
NAI TALCOR, Knight Creative Communities Institute (KCCI) and muralist Cosby Hayes have collaborated to design a new mural on a brick wall by Fire Betty’s Arcade Bar. Read More
Florida State University, Florida A&M University and Tallahassee Community College are partnering with the Knight Creative Communities Institute to showcase Tallahassee to university and college students.Read More
The Knight Creative Communities Institute announced its 2019 Community Catalyst Class that will bring the 2019 placemaking project, Red Hills Rhythm, to life. Read More
