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Discover captivating art exhibitions and see history come to life in the fantastic museums and galleries in Alachua County. Mark your calendar for the annual Downtown Festival and Art Show, or enhance your stay with Artwalk Gainesville, where the streets of downtown Gainesville come alive with creativity on the last Friday of each month and with Artwalk High Springs on the 3rd Saturday of the month, March through December.
Immerse yourself in Gainesville’s dynamic art scene, where contemporary galleries and historic spaces showcase emerging talent and established artists. From intimate studios like the Artisans’ Guild or the Black C Art Gallery to larger spaces like the Thomas Center or Santa Fe College of Art Galleries, these venues allow visitors to connect to Alachua County’s creative community.
From the A. Quinn Jones Museum or the Cotton Club’s celebration of African American history to the innovative exhibits at the Cade Museum, Gainesville’s museums are essential destinations for curious minds. Make discoveries at pop-up events from the Florida Museum of Natural History, and admire world-class art at the Harn Museum. For an old-Florida-focused experience, visit the Matheson and Micanopy Historical Society Museum. Or, if you’re looking for something completely different, check out Gainesville’s unique Theatre of Memory.
Gainesville’s streets showcase internationally-recognized murals that draw art lovers from around the globe. The 352walls project brought renowned street artists who transformed downtown buildings with stunning large-scale works. These pieces, alongside ongoing contributions from local artists, make Gainesville a significant destination in the contemporary street art movement.
