The Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU is unique as the only place that collects, documents, preserves and interprets Florida Jewish history. The museum is housed in two interconnected historic buildings that once served as Congregation Beth Jacob. The museum's galleries not

In its brief yet impactful existence, the American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora has swiftly emerged as the heart of Cuban Miami. Its live theater and performing arts line up, as well as its gallery of rotating exhibits, showcase the

Built in 1920 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Bonnet House Museum & Gardens is one of the few complete homes and studios of two American artists with original furnishings open to the public. Nestled among miles

YAA Main Museum is for the public to enjoy interactive exhibitions and playful art making experiences with museum admission.

The Kester Cottages were mostly built along the beach road in the 1930’s by William L. Kester. Kester had originally come to Pompano in 1923 for fishing but stayed and invested greatly in the community. The wood-frame cottages, which Kester

Coral Springs began as a uniquely planned ‘city of the future, developed by a primary builder Coral Ridge Properties. The Museum of Coral Springs History highlights the efforts of Coral Ridge Properties and other elements of the early history of

The Sample-McDougald House, listed on the National and Local Register of Historic Places, is a distinctive historic house museum known for its unique architecture, history and cultural background. It was built in 1916 by Pompano Beach pioneer and farmer, Albert

The Old Dillard Museum is a historical landmark and education center operated by Broward County Public Schools. It has served as an important focal point of education and culture for Fort Lauderdale’s African-American community since its construction in the early 20th century.

We invite you to embark on a captivating journey through Miami Beach’s rich architectural heritage and vibrant community culture at the Art Deco Museum, thoughtfully designed and presented by the Miami Design Preservation League (MDPL). A visit to the museum

Don't miss the immersive experience The New York Times calls "Trippy, Meditative, Gorgeous