Closing at 3pm on Saturday, January 27
The Beaches Museum will close at 3pm on Saturday, January 27 for a private special event. We will resume normal operating hours on Sunday, January 28! We look forward to seeing you!
Closed Saturday, January 20
The Beaches Museum will be closed on Saturday, January 20 for a private special event. We will resume normal operating hours on Sunday, January 21! We look forward to seeing you!
Closing Early December 15 & 16
The Beaches Museum will be closing at 3pm on Friday and 1pm on Saturday for private special events. We will be open at 10am on both days so please plan your visit accordingly! We look forward to seeing you!
Beaches Museum CLOSED November 18th for private event
Beaches Museum CLOSED October 21-22
The Beaches Museum will be closed on Saturday, October 21st and Sunday, October 22nd. Pablo Avenue will be used for Air Show transportation and will not be available to our guests and volunteers. We look forward to seeing you when we re-open for our regular hours on Tuesday, October 24! For more information on the Air Show, visit they City’s Website.
Beaches Museum CLOSED, Wednesday, August 30th
The Beaches Museum will be closed on Wednesday, August 30 so that our volunteers and staff can stay off the roads during the impacts of Hurricane Idalia. If conditions allow, we plan to re-open for our regular hours, 10-4, on Thursday. Please stay safe and we look forward to seeing you soon!
August 26: Museum will be closing at 1pm
The Beaches Museum will be closing at 1pm on Saturday, August 26. We hope to see you when we resume normal operations on Sunday, August 27 at noon!
Early Closure
The Beaches Museum will be closing at 3pm on Sunday, July 16 for a private event. We look forward to seeing you from 10am-3pm that day or during our regular hours throughout the week!
Beaches Museum Closed July 4
In celebration of the holiday, Beaches Museum will be close Tuesday, July 4, 2023. We will reopen for our normal hours July 5, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Beaches Museum 2023 Strategic Plan
The Board of Directors of the Beaches Museum recently adopted the proposed 3-year Strategic Plan for the organization. Chaired by Doris McNeill, the Strategic Planning team was composed of board members, volunteers, staff and community leaders and was facilitated by Jana Ertrachter. The group worked for 6 months to compile data, surveys and other relevant information to distill the next three years of the organizations work in to four main goal areas:
- Cultivate human and financial resources to strengthen the future of the Museum
- Spark and nurture curiosity, conversation, and involvement with the mission of the Beaches Museum
- Create and foster an atmosphere of belonging and ownership for everyone
- Reinvent and transform the current exhibit experience
Funded in part by The Community Foundation, the comprehensive nature of the strategic planning process will help to guide the future of the Beaches Museum. The Executive Summary of the plan can be viewed HERE.
