As a part of the 'Zoom In' Series, Marco Island Historical Society hosts this online lecture with Heather Otis. Heather will discuss the diaries of young pioneer Saloma Olds and […]
Cattle, citrus, and many other common foods today were brought to Florida by the Spanish, so what were people eating before then? Join Florida Public Archaeology Network's Rachael Kangas as […]
All people and cultures should be respected. Learning about different cultures helps children learn to respect, celebrate, and appreciate diversity. These programs will use age appropriate lessons to foster appreciation […]
Step back in time at the Museum of the Everglades, where you’ll hear rich stories of how the Ten Thousand Islands became a magnet for avid anglers and enthusiastic adventurers—including […]
Before the days of movies and the internet, cowboys spent many nights by the fire looking at the stars above. Using only stars these cowboys could navigate, tell time, and […]
Collier County Museums is proud to present Community Conversations. This new series invites various members of our community who are often “othered” to give voice to the injustices and obstacles […]
Marco Island is home to over 390 sites that the Florida Burrowing Owls call home and has the second largest urban population of burrowing owls in the state. Audubon Western […]
This presentation explores the stories behind and beyond the making of this classic film shot on location in Everglades City—and why the “dream team” of an Academy Award-winning screenwriter, director, […]
Six out of ten Floridians come from outside Florida and know little of the state’s rich history. The Hidden History of Florida uses dozens of stories to tell the little-known […]
All people and cultures should be respected. Learning about different cultures help children learn to respect, celebrate, and appreciate diversity. These programs will use age-appropriate lessons to foster appreciation for […]