Tallahassee Prepares for Word of South Festival with Violent Femmes

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News Summary

Tallahassee is set to host the Word of South Festival from April 4-6, 2025, featuring the Violent Femmes in a unique symphonic performance alongside the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra. This annual celebration combines music and literature and offers free attractions while requiring tickets for the headline concert. The festival will include a rich lineup of musicians and authors, alongside a culinary event before the festival that promises to enhance the city’s vibrant art scene.

News Summary

Tallahassee is set to host the Word of South Festival from April 4-6, 2025, featuring the Violent Femmes in a unique symphonic performance alongside the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra. This annual celebration combines music and literature and offers free attractions while requiring tickets for the headline concert. The festival will include a rich lineup of musicians and authors, alongside a culinary event before the festival that promises to enhance the city’s vibrant art scene.

News Summary

Tallahassee is set to host the Word of South Festival from April 4-6, 2025, featuring the Violent Femmes in a unique symphonic performance alongside the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra. This annual celebration combines music and literature and offers free attractions while requiring tickets for the headline concert. The festival will include a rich lineup of musicians and authors, alongside a culinary event before the festival that promises to enhance the city’s vibrant art scene.

Tallahassee Gets Ready for the Word of South Festival Featuring Violent Femmes

Excitement is brewing in Tallahassee as the beloved Word of South Festival gears up for its next big event! Scheduled to take place from April 4-6, 2025, this annual celebration promises to be a delightful blend of music and literature, all set against the picturesque backdrop of Cascades Park.

Headline Act: Violent Femmes

Kicking off the festival on Friday, April 4, the iconic band Violent Femmes will take the stage at the stunning Adderley Amphitheater. But this won’t just be any concert; the band is set to wow audiences with a special symphonic performance of their self-titled debut album, collaborating with the *Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra*. It’s a unique twist that music lovers won’t want to miss!

Festival Highlights

This year’s Word of South Festival aims to showcase the deep connection between music and literature, making it a must-visit event for creatives and fans alike. While the Violent Femmes concert will require a ticket—priced between $52 and $99—the rest of the festival’s attractions will be free and open to the public! This means that attendees can enjoy a weekend filled with incredible performances without breaking the bank.

Who Else is Performing?

The lineup is filled with talent guaranteed to entertain. American Aquarium, Delfeayo Marsalis and Herlin Riley Quintet, and authors like Chris Bohjalian, Jacqueline Trimble, Ashley Jones, Jami Attenberg, and Kristen Arnett are just a few of the featured guests. With such an exciting assortment of musicians and writers, there’s something for everyone!

Festival’s Rich History

The Word of South Festival has been a cherished tradition in Tallahassee since 2015. Thanks to the dedication of Festival Director Sara Marchessault, the event has grown into a cultural staple that draws attendees from across Florida and beyond. Each year, it continues to improve and diversify, building a bridge between different forms of artistic expression.

Culinary Delights Await

But that’s not all! Just before the Word of South Festival, locals and visitors will have another exciting event to enjoy—the Cleaver and Cork Food, Wine & Craft Beer Festival on March 1, 2025. This festival showcases renowned chefs and local food vendors, all aimed at raising funds for Tallahassee State College scholarships and campus improvements. This year, culinary superstar Tom Colicchio, founder of Bravo’s beloved show Top Chef, will headline the event, ensuring an unforgettable dining experience.

Fun for All

If you’re a food lover, you’ll be happy to hear that Tallahassee is home to a vibrant array of local eateries and food trucks that will be participating in the Cleaver and Cork festival. Plus, with outdoor spaces to relax and enjoy the delicious offerings, it’s the perfect way to unwind and indulge. Don’t forget that, shortly after, from March 28-29, the city will also celebrate the 57th Annual Springtime Tallahassee Festival, bursting with live performances, a grand parade, and fun activities for the whole family!

Get Your Tickets!

Mark your calendars and grab your tickets early for the Violent Femmes performance as they are sure to sell out quickly. With plenty of other free activities throughout the weekend and a lively atmosphere, the Word of South Festival promises to be an unforgettable experience filled with creativity, culture, and community.

So whether you’re a literature buff, music fan, or just looking for a fun weekend in the heart of Tallahassee, this festival has it all. We can’t wait to see you there!

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