Museum on the Move

During our temporary closure, the Museum of Florida History will become a Museum on the Move! This multifaceted initiative will allow the public to continue to engage with the Museum and take advantage of its unique learning opportunities, access its vast educational materials, and participate in engaging programs.

The program will offer access to the Museum of Florida History's unique resources and staff expertise through a variety of avenues. Hands-on activities, online resources and programs, lectures, educational outreach, and even exhibits and displays at off-site locations will all be a part of the Museum on the Move program.

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History at High Noon

The Museum features casual monthly lunchtime talks by local experts on a variety of topics. Please note the location of each lecture as the presentation site may change from month to month.

Upcoming Programs:

The Black Experience in Tallahassee: The World Wars and Post-War Life | February 24, 2026, Noon

Mission San Luis
2021 Mission Rd
Tallahassee, Florida 32304

Please join us at Mission San Luis where the Curator & Education Director at the John G. Riley Center & Museum, Ileana Olmos, will share stories of local Black veterans who served in World War I and World War II. These stories highlight their courage abroad and explore their civil rights advocacy at home. These stories make up part of the Riley Museum’s new exhibit, African Americans in Tallahassee: The World Wars and Post-War Life that opened in January 2026. The talk will be held in the Visitor Center at Mission San Luis.

These programs are free and open to the public.

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