Museums in Palmetto, Florida

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Exhibits which reflect the rich agricultural heritage of Manatee County ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The South Florida Museum is the largest natural and cultural history museum on the Gulf Coast of Florida. U... More on MuseumsUSA.org

A comprehensive and unique two-story facility exhibiting Florida's history and heritage with life-size dior... More on igougo

We provide info on downtown Bradenton--a historic downtown with a cultural history museum, aquarium, planetarium, art center, theater, ... More on Annamariaisland-longboatkey.com

Realize Bradenton provides visitor information for downtown Bradenton--a historic and walkable downtown with a cultural history museum, aquarium, planetarium, art center, theater, historic village,... More on visitflorida

The Village of the Arts is Florida's largest art community. It is a collection of Florida bungalows spread over an entire neighborhood. A delightful area to walk around and enjoy. You can visit over thirty-five artists who have their ... More on visitflorida

Manatee Village Historical Park recounts the story of the Florida frontier a century ago through a fascina... More on DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Florida

A National Historic site, this park contains a collection of historic buildings ranging in ages from 1860 t... More on Travel.yahoo.com

Promoting the visual arts and encouraging professional and developing artists, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Monthly exhibitions, juried and non-juried, open to the public free of charge. More on igougo

Explore the brightest new stars of independent film. Ten days of film screenings, premieres, conversations ... More on Discover America

Every spring (recently moved from February), Sarasota hosts the largest film festival in the southeast. Ove... More on igougo

The Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall is the crown jewel of the Sarasota arts scene, hosting touring Broadway... More on Moon Handbooks: Florida

Top national and international performances of broadway musicals, songs, dances and world-class orchestras. More on Discover America