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Lutz Cemetery Brings History to Life with QR Codes

Local youth research and write online biographies to preserve community memories

Dalí Museum in Florida Announces $65M Expansion Planned for 2028

The museum will add immersive galleries and learning spaces to accommodate growing audiences.

The Villagers of Miami Discuss Historic Preservation and Community Leadership

Gloria's Gab LIVE with Gloria Burns highlights the mission and impact of The Villagers, Inc. in South Florida

Freedom Truck Mobile Museums Tour US for 250th Anniversary

Six mobile museums travel to 48 states as part of America's 250th birthday celebration.

French Heritage Society Hosts Sold-Out Palm Beach Gala Dinner

Record-breaking paddle raise supports the organization's Education Program

Estero Historical Society Hosts 'Conversations at the Cottage' on Tamiami Trail History

The event will take place on February 28th at the Estero Park and Recreation Center.

Orlando Mayor Says Historic Lubbe House Will Not Be Demolished

The last remaining lakefront home on Lake Eola will be preserved despite plans for park expansion.

Historic Cattle Drive Showcases Cracker Horses and Black Mouth Curs

The Great Florida Cattle Drive highlights the animals and people who have built the cattle industry in the Sunshine State over centuries.

Gulf Breeze Unveils 5-Year Plan Focused on Environment, Heritage

City aims to move from planning to implementation, with a focus on climate resilience, public access, and celebrating local history.

DeLand Residents Debate Preserving Tiger Statue and Naval Air Station

Locals weigh options to save both historic landmarks in West Volusia County

Englewood Museum Hosts Strawberry Social at Historic Lampp House

Community gathers to celebrate National Strawberry Day with fresh local berries and shortcake.

Kerouac Project Seeks Donations to Repair Historic Orlando Writers' House

Nonprofit that provides residencies in Jack Kerouac's former home appeals for community support to fund critical repairs.

Temple Judea Rededicates Margaux Early Childhood School

New permanent signage honors the memory of a courageous young girl whose spirit left a lasting impact.

Pensacola Celebrates Final Day of Mardi Gras

Fat Tuesday marks the end of the Mardi Gras season in the Florida city.

Boca Raton Museum Hosts Talk on Declaration of Independence

The lecture explores how 1,337 words shaped the nation ahead of America's 250th anniversary.

Students Explore Shared Black and Jewish Civil Rights History

High schoolers reflect on documentary screening highlighting connections between the two communities during the civil rights movement.

Tampa Theatre Set for $30M Makeover Ahead of 100-Year Anniversary

The historic movie palace is undergoing a major restoration project to repair aging infrastructure and expand community programming.

Pinellas County's Heritage Village Celebrates 50 Years with Oral History Program

Residents invited to share their stories about living, working, and playing in Pinellas

Open House Miami 2026 Offers Free Weekend Events

Explore venues and exhibits across Miami-Dade for free during the annual open house event.

FDOT's New History Signs Spotlight Tarpon Springs

Florida Department of Transportation celebrates America 250 with 'Road Trip Florida' initiative highlighting historic sites across the state

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