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Florida Museum members can enjoy special cheer this holiday season! Associates and curators society members receive a 20% discount in the museum gift shop Nov. 26 through Dec. 17. For more information, visit www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/event/holiday-sale.
Explore a festive holiday event featuring a variety of craft vendors with unique handmade goods, seasonal decorations, and treats. Stroll through holiday booths and enjoy a warm cup of hot cocoa from the cozy hot chocolate station while soaking in the seasonal cheer. Perfect for finding gifts, decorations, or simply...
Almost 400 birds have been found in Alachua County. Where are these birds? State parks, preserves, nature centers? Would you believe that more than 100 of those birds have been found in the backyards of Gainesville? This presentation by Danielle Zukowski of the Alachua Audubon Society will introduce you to...
