Arts and Culture

Looking for artistic views and a look into the culture of Tallahassee is very easy to find. One of the most popular places to visit for such events is a park devoted to all things artistic. This district devoted to entertainment is called the Railroad Square Art Park. This park is filled with local, small businesses that sell pieces of art. Such pieces of art displayed in this district are metal sculptures and paintings from local artists as well as many collector items.

Museums are another way of checking out the cities culture. Florida State University, which is also located in Tallahassee, is home to the Museum of Fine Arts. For those that have a passion for gardening, the Goodward Museum and Gardens is a great place to have a look at. The Mission San Luis de Apalachee from the 1600’s still stands and is another tourist spot that many come from all over to see. This building is specifically significant due to the historic background it comes from, especially now that the Apalachee language is not spoken anymore.

Tallahassee, Florida has a rich tattoo history. Featuring shops such as Old Glory Tattoo, Euphoria Tattoos, Solid Ink, Monument Tattoos, No Regrets Tattoos, and Empire Tattooz, Tallahassee is a great destination if you’re looking for some new ink. With a population of around 187,000, there are lots of potential customers for the parlors in town. Yelp currently lists 15 different shops when searching for “tattoo” in Tallahassee. Google Places lists 26 different tattoo shops in the Tallahassee area, which shows how competitive the city truly is. When doing research for your artist, we suggest not paying too much attention to price because quality is much more important when you’re going to be living with the artwork for the rest of your life.