Asian Coalition of Tallahassee

850-878-0051 or 850-339-5227
www.asiantlh.org

The Asian Coalition of Tallahassee is an umbrella organization dedicated to uniting Asian communities in the Big Bend Area and promoting Asian culture. Each October, the Coalition presents Experience Asia, a free, day-long festival where you can discover the ancient traditions of Asian culture, music, dance, arts, crafts, and of course, great Asian cuisine. Representatives from the Chinese, Filipino, Indian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Taiwanese, and Thai community share traditions and practices unique to each culture through demonstrations and performances.

Association Francaise de Tallahassee (AFTALLY)

850-322-0063
www.aftally.org

The mission of the Association Française de Tallahassee is to promote the language and culture of French speaking countries, and in a more general way, cultural diversity. Offering four sessions of French language classes a year for children, teens and adults at all levels, AFTally encourages cultural, intellectual and artistic exchanges between northern Florida and the French speaking world through lectures, conversation groups, exhibits and other events.

Capital Italian American Organization (CIAO)

850-445-1850
ciaotally.webs.com

Florida Trust for Historic Preservation

906 East Park Avenue (map)
850-224-8128
www.floridatrust.org

Holocaust Education Resource Council (HERC)

850-443-9649
www.holocaustresources.org

The Holocaust Resource Education Council has been established as a Non-Profit Organization to sponsor the Annual Student Holocaust Essay/Art Contest, Teacher Training Workshops, and community outreach.

Paperclipped Memories

850-210-1237
www.paperclippedmemories.com

Life stories. Personal history. Memoirs. These three terms all involve the same thing: celebrating the remarkable life of an individual. Paperclipped Memories knows that ordinary people live extraordinary lives, and we all have a story to tell. With our personal history service, your life story will come alive too!

Tallahassee Genealogical Society

www.talgen.org

Tallahassee Irish Society

www.irishtallahassee.org

The Tallahassee Irish Society promotes Irish-American and Celtic heritage through cultural and social events in the greater Tallahassee community. Each year the Society sponsors a St. Patrick’s Day celebration, dramatic presentations, and music sessions with entertainers from Ireland and across the world. With the Tallahassee/Sligo Sister City Program, we promote social, cultural, educational, and athletic exchanges between the countries.

Tallahassee Museum

3945 Museum Drive (map)
850-575-8684
www.tallahasseemuseum.org
Hours: M-Sa 9 am-5 pm, Su 12:30-5 pm

The Tallahassee Museum is nationally accredited by the American Association of Museums (AAM) and features temporary and nationally traveling history and science exhibits, a hands-on Discovery Center, nature trails, gardens, and a nationally accredited preschool program.

Tallahassee Trust for Historic Preservation

423 E. Virginia Street (map)
850-488-7100
www.taltrust.org

Located in the historic James T. Perkins House, across from the historic Brokaw-McDougal House in the Calhoun Street Historic District. Contains an extensive library of books, reports, periodicals, photographs, and maps relating to historic Tallahasssee, the region, and the state. Library is open to the public and staff is available to assist with research questions and historic preservation issues. Also features a rotating art exhibit featuring historic themes in the main reception area.