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The Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center is excited to host UNAPOLOGETIC Vol 2, The Censorship of Blackness, exhibiting the works of artist Yvonne Ferguson. This exhibit is a sequel to her 2022 exhibit, Unapologetic! UNAPOLOGETIC Vol. 2 explores the censorship of the history and people of the African diaspora...
Please join KennaDee for an evening of good food, good fun and acoustic fan favorites!
Take an up-close look at the hidden world of insects in the Florida Museum of Natural History’s new “Science Up Close: Incredible Insects” exhibit before it closes Sept. 2. This collaborative endeavor between the Florida Museum and the University of Florida department of entomology and nematology offers a rare look...
Learn about the importance of native groundcover plants to wildlife habitats. The following week, Joe Vaughn will host an ecology walk and field discussion at Morningside Nature Center. Joe Vaughn is a private lands biologist with the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission. He has spent the last 40 years...
