#TLHCanDo

Kick off the holiday weekend with a visit to one of Tallahassee's farmers' markets and plan a local Labor Day menu. The Tallahassee Downtown Marketplace is open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays through November.

Set up a reading nook and dive into a story. The Leon County Library offers a variety of free online services. You can also check in with local bookstores like www.midtownreader.com about their Free Home Delivery service. 

Take a moment to help our local artists and arts/cultural organizations who brighten our days and connect us. COCA/Tallahassee Arts can help you find more ways to have local arts experiences, including online events.

Welcome to a family YouTube channel, Art For Kids Hub! They love doing art together and hope you follow along with them. Lessons are perfect for any age, all you need is a few supplies!

Browse through the archive of The Village Square's recorded sessions. Whether it's religion, politics, socio-economics, or other community issues, the Village Square tackles them.

While everyone is stuck at home, we thought it would be fun for people to post their backyard pics and tag them #WFSUatHome. Think showy flowers and birds and such- but also, how about bugs?

Leave something artistic in your driveway for neighborhood walkers to see. Start a neighborhood art walk and see who can create the most colorful concrete for fantastic photos.

Nature surrounds us in Tallahassee. Play this video and immerse yourself in the natural sounds that fill Timberlane Ravine Park.

To all teachers & parents out there: we know how hard you've been working to help your kids continue learning from home. Why not get everyone started on a second language? Or third? Or fourth!?

Audible just made hundreds of titles completely free to help with social distancing. Why not listen to a good story?

At 1 p.m. on weekdays, children's author Mo Willems will release a new "lunch doodle" lesson to help keep your family's creative juices flowing.

Order takeout from one of our many local restaurants offering curbside dining. Check out OEV's "Open for Takeout" map to learn which businesses are modifying their hours and operations.

Join us on July 16, from 2 to 6 pm with fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, nuts, seafood and more provided by local farmers.

Browse through the archive of The Village Square's recorded sessions. Whether it's religion, politics, socio-economics, or other community issues, the Village Square tackles them.

While everyone is stuck at home, we thought it would be fun for people to post their backyard pics and tag them #WFSUatHome. Think showy flowers and birds and such- but also, how about bugs?

A rain garden is a beautiful way to landscape your yard and reduce water pollution. Read about water-friendly landscaping and apply online for a grant to pay for plants, mulch, and soil.

Adding compost to your garden is a great way to reduce fertilizer use and keep fruit & vegetable scraps out of landfills. Learn to make a simple compost pile with the EPA.

Make a reusable shopping bag from an old tee shirt for your next run to the market. We won't judge your sewing skills if you promise not to laugh at ours.

Immerse yourself in the ocean and your national marine sanctuaries without getting wet! These VR voyages use 360-degree images to highlight the amazing habitats, animals, and cultural resources.

Just because we're keeping our distance doesn't mean the music has to stop. Join livenation daily for live streams from around the globe — follow artists live from their homes as they share music, stories, and more.

From Josh Gad and Mac Barnett to Oge Mora, Annie Barrows, Eva Chen, Sophie Blackall, Rowboat Watkins, and Jan Brett--many famous authors have taken to the internet to read their stories online for your kids (or adults, we don't judge).

We may not be able to visit them in person, but we can enjoy these breathtaking virtual tours, some led by rangers—others self-guided. So set aside your puzzle-making and your Netflix queue and get back to nature.

The Met hopes to brighten the lives of our audience members even while our stage is dark. Each day, a different encore presentation from the company's Live in HD series is being made available for free streaming on the Met website.

Why not pay a couch visit to the Georgia Aquarium? They have a wide selection of Live Streams to watch critters swim and play. Relax with an otter or dine with a dolphin from the comfort of your own home.

If you're looking for a way to sharpen your cooking skills in the comfort of your own kitchen, Tallahassee's chefs have your back. During the stay-at-home order, get creative and learn how to create restaurant-level meals.

When you can't leave your house, why not get in a wagon and head out west. The classic video game Oregon Trail is free for all to play on the internet archive. No do we ford the river or build a raft?

Take a trip through time with virtual tours of the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History.

Now that staying home is the new going out, we're looking for more ways to broaden our horizons, create memories and spend quality time together.

Yoga, mindfulness and relaxation designed specially for kids aged 3+, used in schools and homes all over the world. (Web Dude Side Note: Been doing this one with my 4-year-old. It's really fun!)

Complete the Census online to help ensure that it captures an accurate snapshot of our community, which helps Tallahassee receive federal & state funding, services and business support.

See our parks with new perspective as you take them in from a bird's eye view with Above Tallahassee. While you're there, check out some of the other great programs on the CityofTLH channel.

Missing your Independence Day vacation? Take a road trip from your couch and visit our nation's most iconic landmarks from your living room.

Head outdoors with all kinds of fixins you can use to take your s'mores game to the next level. Sit around the fire and enjoy the s'more chocolate, peanut butter, bananas or even bacon!

Have a red, white and blue tie dye session in the yard. From socks to shirts, you can make your own awesome outfit to celebrate the Fourth of July.

Make red, white and blue science experiments with these ideas from Mr. Science.

There are so many ways you can jazz up the front of your home for the Fourth of July.

What's more All-American than apple pie? If you don't like apples, make a red, white and blue delicacy with strawberries and blueberries, which are both in season.

Looking for something to do on the Fourth of July that's fun for the whole family? Organize a game night with some of your favorite board games — and if you want to make it on theme with the holiday, try out some special patriotic games, like Ticket to Ride or American-themed trivia.

Sweeten up your Independence Day with a cup of tea. Have it hot or cold, sweetened or unsweetened - whatever you choose. Perhaps, you and your friends can all make different types of teas and host your very own tea party. Just don't spill the tea! (That already happened in Boston circa 1773.)

From popsicles to the classic red, white and blue fruit cake, eating patriotic-themed foods will make your day seem extra festive. Try looking up recipes for easy sweet treats for you and your family.

Gather your closest friends and family members for a backyard barbeque celebrating our nation's birthday. With games like cornhole and giant chess along with burgers and hot dogs, it's sure to be a wonderful red, white and blue time.

Donning patriotic swimsuits, you and your family can enjoy an ultimate backyard water bash! Don't have a pool? No biggie. A water hose, baloons and sprinkler can make an at-home splash pad. Just don't forget to wear sunscreen.

On Saturday, May 30, 2020, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying the company's Crew Dragon spacecraft launched on NASA's SpaceX Demo-2 mission to the International Space Station and made its way into the history books. Re-watch history on the Fourth of July.

Giddyup pardners! Mosey through the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum virtually, ponderin' art and artifacts from the ol' American West.

The CDC is recommending wearing a face mask in public settings, and has provided some handy instructions on how to assemble one with common household items, including ones that do not have to be sewn.

The online Magnet Academy from the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory features demonstrations, videos, activities and other educational content for students of all ages. Explore the wide world of electricity and magnesium.

Yale's massively popular course "The Science of Well-Being" is now available online for free. And let's be honest, we could all use a college degree in happiness right now.

Build and test an astronaut lander out of household materials, and learn some science along the way.

As you're spending more time at home, consider starting some spring cleaning. Get rid of junk, organize your drawers, make your space more organized and comfortable.

Take time to check in with loved ones during this time. Reach out to family members you haven't talked to in a while. Use Skype or other video chat platforms to stay connected with the people you care about most.

Watch a guided tour of the legendary Peterson Automotive Museum's Vault.

Learn to play a new instrument like a guitar or ukulele, and jam out in your living room.

Browse through a collection of street art from around the world.

Take a trip across the pond and explore a dynamic and interactive timeline of exhibits at the British Museum.

Explore Renaissance and Baroque art collections via a 360 degree look at several areas of the Vatican.

The YMCA is offering excellent free instructional yoga workouts. It's a great way to start your day and decrease your stress! While you're there, check out their videos on Barre and Tai Chi.

Thanks to Luke for this tasty tip! Ordering to-go from Tallahassee's restaurants is a great way to support the local economy. But, now is also a great time to discover the joy of baking. Check out recipes for some everyday breads you can make yourself and your neighbors in need.

There has never been a better time to get in shape. There are plenty of ways to excersize in the comfort of your own home. Planet Fitness is hosting daily workout routines on their YouTube channel. Live stream starts tonight at 7pm EST.

Fostering an inclusive culture with women who enrich the community. Women Wednesdays continues thanks to live Facebook streaming from Real Talk Studios from 1-2 p.m. EST!