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🎺 The streets of Quincy came alive as the Gadsden

🎺 The streets of Quincy came alive as the Gadsden County Black History Parade marched through downtown with pride, rhythm, and community spirit.

From community groups and local leaders to youth organizations and families lining the streets, every step honored the legacy and culture that continue to shape Gadsden County. The celebration reached another level with the powerful sounds of the FAMU Marching 100, whose presence brought energy, tradition, and unforgettable moments to the parade route.

Moments like these remind us that history isn’t just remembered here — it’s celebrated together in the streets.

📍 Discover more community events and experiences at VisitGadsdenCounty.com

#VisitGadsdenCounty #SmallCountyBigHeart #BlackHistoryParade #FAMUMarching100 #Gadsden100 #QuincyFL #CommunityPride #CelebrateBlackHistory #VisitFlorida VISIT FLORIDA

The McFarlin House stands as a Victorian jewel fro

The McFarlin House stands as a Victorian jewel from when Quincy, Florida was the wealthiest town per capita in the state. Built by a tobacco baron in 1895, this mansion tells the story of Gilded Age fortunes in the Deep South.

📍 305 E King St, Quincy, FL 32351

◆ National Register of Historic Places Registration Form, McFarlin House, 1988
◆ Florida Master Site File, Gadsden County Historic Resources Survey
◆ Historic Property Associates, Gadsden County Historical Context Documentation, 2005

#HistoricallySpeaking #History #AmericanHistory #HistoricalFacts #HistoryLovers #USHistory #LearnHistory #FloridaHistory #VictorianArchitecture #HistoricHomes #Quincy #GildedAge #SmallCountyBigHeart

🎉 ICYMI: The Gadsden County Black History Parade w

🎉 ICYMI: The Gadsden County Black History Parade was a powerful celebration of culture, community, and legacy.

From marching bands and community groups to families lining the streets of Quincy, the day was filled with pride, history, and unforgettable moments honoring a century of Black history commemorations in Gadsden County.

Thank you to everyone who showed up, marched, celebrated, and helped make this year’s parade one to remember.

📍 Discover more events and experiences at VisitGadsdenCounty.com

#VisitGadsdenCounty #SmallCountyBigHeart #BlackHistoryMonth #Gadsden100 #QuincyFL #CelebrateBlackHistory #CommunityPride #VisitFlorida @VisitFlorida

Every fourth Saturday, something special happens i

Every fourth Saturday, something special happens in the heart of downtown Havana. Vendors set up their stalls, the smell of fresh food drifts through the air, live music fills the streets, and shoppers from across Gadsden County come together for the Havana Market — now proudly in its sixth year.

More Than a Market
The Havana Market is organized by Havana Main Street, and its mission has always been bigger than just a shopping event. Jennifer Carter, Executive Director of Havana Main Street, says it’s one of the organization’s most powerful tools for local economic development.

Visit @wtxlabc27 for the full story. #smallcountybigheart

Front porches. Live bands. Historic streets filled

Front porches. Live bands. Historic streets filled with sound.

Mark your calendar for the 2026 Quincy Porchfest — Saturday, March 21 from noon to 6PM in Historic Downtown Quincy.

This 14th Annual Festival turns porches, storefronts, and the Courthouse lawn into stages for a full day of music. Whether you lean toward Americana, Blues, Funk, Soul, Rock, Country, Saltwater sounds, Pop Classics, Big Band Jazz, or even a Ukulele orchestra, there is something waiting for you on every corner.

New this year, American Idol standout Big Ron Wilson takes the stage on the Courthouse grounds, adding even more energy to an already packed lineup.

The full performance schedule is now live. Plan your route, bring your friends, and spend the afternoon walking downtown, discovering new artists, and supporting the heart of Quincy.

View the lineup and details here:
https://quincymainstreet.org/quincy-porchfest-2/

Music feels different when it echoes off historic brick and wraps around a front porch. That is Porchfest.

#QuincyMainStreet #VisitGadsdenCounty #SmallCountyBigHeart

📣 Tomorrow’s the day, Gadsden County! Join us Feb

📣 Tomorrow’s the day, Gadsden County!

Join us February 28 from 11AM–2PM in the Quincy Historic District for the Black History Parade & Festival — the grand finale of our month-long celebration marking A Century of Black History Commemorations.

🎬 Featuring special guests:
• Will Packer – Film Producer & FAMU Alum
• Coach Quinn Gray Sr. – FAMU Head Football Coach

Bring your family, your friends, and your energy for a day of music, marching bands, food, culture, and legacy.

📍 Full event details: VisitGadsdenCounty.com/BlackHistoryMonth

#VisitGadsdenCounty #SmallCountyBigHeart #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM2026 #Gadsden100 #CelebrateBlackHistory #WillPacker #FAMU #QuincyFL #VisitFlorida VISIT FLORIDA @@willpowerpacker

🎉 Mark your calendars — the celebration is almost

🎉 Mark your calendars — the celebration is almost here!

Join us on February 28 from 11AM–2PM in the Quincy Historic District for the Gadsden County Black History Parade & Festival — the grand finale of a month honoring A Century of Black History Commemorations.

This year’s event features special guests:
🎬 Will Packer – Acclaimed film producer & FAMU alum
🏈 Coach Quinn Gray Sr. – Head Football Coach, Florida A&M University

Come out for marching bands, food, music, culture, and community pride. It’s a day to honor the past and celebrate the future — together.

📍 Quincy Historic District | February 28 | 11AM–2PM

#VisitGadsdenCounty #SmallCountyBigHeart #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM2026 #Gadsden100 #WillPacker #QuinnGray #QuincyFL #CelebrateBlackHistory #VisitFlorida VISIT FLORIDA

WEIGHT: Chronicling the Unbroken Some stories are

WEIGHT: Chronicling the Unbroken

Some stories are carried. Some stories carry us.

WEIGHT: Chronicling the Unbroken is a generative exhibition exploring truth, resistance, power, justice, unity, freedom, and hope. It is an experience rooted in reflection and forward motion—examining the burdens borne, the battles fought, and the resilience that continues to define communities across generations.

Opening Spring 2026 at the Civil Rights Institute in the newly refurbished Havana Northside, this exhibition invites visitors to confront history with honesty and stand in the presence of strength that refuses to bend. Through layered narratives and powerful visual storytelling, WEIGHT honors those who endured and those who continue to build toward a more just future.

This is more than an exhibition. It is remembrance. It is reckoning. It is resolve.

Spring 2026 | Civil Rights Institute | Havana Northside
#WEIGHTExhibit #HavanaNorthside #GadsdenCounty #SmallCountyBigHeart

📚 TONIGHT — it's all about Black brilliance, quick

📚 TONIGHT — it's all about Black brilliance, quick minds, and community pride!

The Black History Brain Bowl Experience kicks off at 6:30 PM at the W.S. Stevens Center in Quincy. Come cheer on local students and community members as they go head-to-head in a fast-paced celebration of Black history and knowledge.

🎉 It’s fun. It’s inspiring. And it’s free to attend.
📍 1004 West 4th Street, Quincy, FL
🕡 6:30–8:30 PM

Details at VisitGadsdenCounty.com/BlackHistoryMonth

#VisitGadsdenCounty #SmallCountyBigHeart #BrainBowl2026 #BlackHistoryMonth #GadsdenEvents #QuincyFL #VisitFlorida @VisitFlorida

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Final Friday – September

September 26, 2025 @ 6:30 pm

Downtown Chattahoochee 21 Jefferson Street, Chattahoochee

Final Friday in Downtown ChattahoocheeThe month ends on a high note — with live music, local flavor, and small-town charm that just feels like home. Join Chattahoochee Main Street on Friday, September 26th from 6:30–9:30 PM EST as Johnny Calloway & The Stimulus Package take...

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