An Ensemble Performance at the Panama Canal
A new exhibit highlights the people and essential tasks that have made transiting the Canal safe and successful.
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We are the Girls of old Florida
A new exhibit honors the female students who carved their own path at UF as their voices shifted from the margins to the center of campus life. Come see the exhibit in Smathers.
Florida! Florida! Florida!: Presidential Elections and the Sunshine State
A new exhibit explores the way Florida has and continues to shape the outcome of presidential elections. Come see the exhibit in Smathers.
Louise E. Jefferson Display in Map Library
In celebration of Juneteenth, the Map and Imagery Library is hosting a display featuring Louise E. Jefferson.
Museum Wonderlands in Children’s Literature
Museum Wonderlands, explores the various ways children's books have presented museums in their pages. Come see the exhibit in Smathers first floor lobby.
Track Changes
A new exhibit examines the history of the railroad in Panama.
The Learning and Labor of the Blind
A new exhibit explores the history of tactile printing, or printing in raised type for the blind, before the widespread adoption of Braille.
Diaspora Dishes: Remembering Home
September 15, 2023 – December 15, 2023 Smathers Library Gallery (2nd floor) Curated by: Katiana Bagué, Melissa Jerome, Lourdes Santamaría-Wheeler, and Margarita Vargas-Betancourt Cookbooks are more than objects on kitchen shelves and counters that share instructions. The stories, recipes, and images can connect us to our communities and collective histories.
Ediciones Vigía
Ediciones Vigía, is an independent publishing house in Matanzas, Cuba. Come see the exhibit in Smathers first floor lobby.
On The Map: Florida’s Territorial Period
A new exhibit from the Governor's House in St. Augustine in celebration of the St. Augustine History Festival.
