The mission of Sulphur Springs Museum is to celebrate and preserve the social, cultural, and natural history of Sulphur Springs, a community that helped shape Tampa, Florida and Spring Hill, its historically African-American neighborhood; to educate and empower adults and youth about history and environmental sustainability, both locally and across the state of Florida.
Don't miss the remaining talks in our 2025 Sunday Speaker Series, “Our Florida: Past, Present, and Future,” funded through Florida Humanities. Upcoming talks on the Florida Movie Industry, Florida in WWII, and Florida's Famous Musicians!
Coming up this month:
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Sat., Jan. 17, 1pm - Owl's Nest Sanctuary presentation featuring Live Bird Ambassadors will discuss native Florida bird's and the sanctuary's work to rescue and rehabilitate them.
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Sun., Jan. 25, 2pm - Aaron White, coastal biologist with Audubon Florida, will highlight Florida birds and the vital work being done protect and preserve them and their habitats.
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Fri., Jan. 31, 7-9pm - Heard Em Say Arts Collective teen Open Mic Night. Youth 19 and younger are encouraged to participate. All are invited.
NOW ON DISPLAY
The Beauty of Florida Birds
An exhibition of photography by Graham A. Tobin
Announcing our new YouTube channel featuring a series of videos on Postcards from Around the World. Check it out!
Check out our latest newsletter, Heritage Highlights Summer 2025.
