Art / Music

The Pensacola Museum of Art, housed in the historic structure of the old city jail, is the premier public art museum in Northwest Florida and a cultural gem of the Emerald Coast.

The Graffiti Bridge in Pensacola is a vibrant and ever-changing canvas that showcases the creativity of local artists and visitors alike. Located at the 17th Avenue railroad trestle, this iconic landmark transforms almost daily.

Cinematique Theater in historic downtown Daytona Beach is Volusia County's only full-time art-house cinema, offering visitors a diverse array of independent and foreign films, live music, improv, and stand-up comedy in a cozy cafe setting.

The Daytona Beach Bandshell, a stunning architectural marvel built of coquina in 1937, stands as a premier open-air amphitheater on the shores of the iconic Boardwalk in Daytona Beach.

The Museum of Arts & Sciences (MOAS) in Daytona Beach stands as a beacon of cultural and intellectual exploration, offering a rich tapestry of exhibits that span the realms of art, science, and history.

The Salvador Dalí Museum or The Dalí as it's known to patrons in St. Petersburg, Florida, is a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts and tourists alike.

The Society of the Four Arts in Palm Beach is a cultural oasis that offers a blend of art, music, drama, and literature, and spanning 10 acres with beautiful gardens, two libraries, an art gallery, and a performance hall.

St. Edward Roman Catholic Church in Palm Beach, FL is a splendid Spanish Renaissance architectural gem located on one of the city's main thoroughfares that offers a welcoming environment for both locals and tourists alike.

Sea Gull Cottage, nestled in the heart of Palm Beach, stands as the town's oldest surviving house. This charming Victorian-style residence, constructed in 1886, holds a special place in the architectural history of Palm Beach.