Other highlights of the Jubilee Festival include:

• Music from Tallahassee powerhouse band Revival, with a stellar ensemble of gifted local musicians. True to their name, they revive old rock ‘n’ roll, blues, soul, gospel, rock, and jazzy influences created in their own inimitable style. 

• Sunshine State Biodiversity Group founder and best-selling writer, Jeff VanderMeer, will talk with Florida State University professor, Ali Sperling, about creative ways to attract more biodiversity to your yard—or even your apartment balcony. Jeff is working on a book about rewilding for Abrams Image and has spent the last five years restoring his yard beside a small ravine into a biodiversity hotspot.

• Bird-dog demonstrations from bird dog handler/trainer, visual artist, and Minority Outdoor Alliance president, Durrell Smith. Durrel creates illustrations based on his field experiences and hunting dogs, hosts a podcast called The Sporting Life Notebook, and runs Minority Outdoor Alliance, a nonprofit co-founded with his wife, Ashley. 

Key partners of the Jubilee Festival include the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS), Tall Timbers, The University of Florida Institute of Food and Agriculture (IFAS), the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Visit Tallahassee, The Leon County Farm Bureau Federation, Leon County, Into the Woods Forest School, the City of Tallahassee, Leon Soil and Water Conservation District, and more.

Key sponsors include the Chiles Hospitality Group, Prime Meridian Bank, Tri-Eagle Distributing, Ology, Farm Credit, F4Tech, Everlizer, and the Lawton Chiles Foundation.