Events and Exhibits at UF Historic St. Augustine
Explore a vibrant lineup of public programs, exhibits, and events that bring the city’s rich history to life. Each experience is designed to educate, inspire, and engage visitors while supporting the University of Florida’s academic mission in historic preservation, research, and interpretation. From interactive exhibits to immersive events, there’s always an opportunity to explore St. Augustine’s past in meaningful, memorable ways.
Upcoming Educational Events and Public Programs in St. Augustine
Now On View
Wild Waters: Rivers, Lakes, Wetlands, Coast, and the Florida Wildlife Corridor
Rivers, Lakes, Wetlands, Coast and the Florida Wildlife Corridor Selections from the Samuel H. and Roberta T. Vickers showcases nearly forty paintings dated between 1871 and 1965 by more than 30 artists who were intrigued by Florida's natural beauty. The exhibit is available for viewing free of charge daily. This exhibit is lent courtesy of the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art, University of Florida, The Florida Art Collection, Gift of Samuel H. and Roberta T. Vickers.
Now On View
Governor’s House Exhibit: Florida At War
St. Augustine played an important role in the American Revolution — but not on the side of American independence! The city and its residents remained loyal to Great Britain, with many consequences.
This exhibit was curated by members of the UF Historic St. Augustine (UFHSA) Education Committee.
