I didn't expect to so impressed by this hidden gem of a gallery, but it was amazing. The Highwaymen Show, while very commercial, was a celebration of imagination and commerce. I loved it so much more that I ever expected to. I continue to drive over for new shows and look forward to taking my Mother visits from Manhattan. I've been exposed to art all my life, and salute the Gadsden Art Group for achieving a rare vision and mission.

I have been attending gallery events for over four years and am always impressed by the art, the staff, and the beautiful garden. If Ryan Gosling ever proposes, I will be married in the the LeMoyne Garden. It is a dynamic place filled with great variety of artful media. I always take visitors by to shop their little boutique and support local artists.

I would hope that Tallahassee Little Theatre continues to improve its reputation as it positions itself in a way that is more inclusive and connected to the community it serves. Enthusiasm can't replace passion, but I'm hopeful that the little theatre reinvigorates both artists and patrons as it develops more consistency in the quality of its productions. Its recent production of "Next to Normal" was perhaps the best mainstage production they've presented in over three years. I look forward to their continuing growth as they become more confident and courageous. Even "Frankenstein" was interesting, although a terrible play with wildly uneven performances. It was a visual success, though, and kept me interested most of the first act. I want to see this theatre group succeed, and applaud them for at least trying to be relevent and provocative.