Charles and Linda Williams 
Cici and Hyatt Brown 
North 
Root Family 
Lowell and Nancy Lohman
Tuscawilla
L. Gale
The North Wing of the Museum of Arts & Sciences is one of the original wings of the Museum. The North Wing features permanent collections and exhibits such as the Kenneth Worcester Dow and Mary Mohan Dow Gallery of American Art. The North Wing also contains several spaces for rotating and traveling exhibitions.
Reminder: The Museum campus is closed for daily visitation. Check our 'Upcoming Events' calendar for special programs and events!
Welcome Visitors!
We Are Closed to Daily Public Admission
As of March 29, the Museum of Arts & Sciences is closed to daily visitors as we prepare for our future expansion.
While our buildings are closed:
Select Planetarium events continue
Programs are happening throughout the community
To see what’s coming up, visit
If you have questions, please email
After three years of planning and one year of construction, the now 4,000 square foot gallery finally opened its highly-anticipated North Wing (now part of a larger North Wing), also known as “Arts in America: 1700- 1900” on May 20, 1986. This museum gallery was the only one of its kind in the state of Florida at the time. The historic new gallery was designed to showcase selections from the Museum’s large and growing American collection of furniture, paintings, watercolors, drawings, and decorative arts including silver and glass. The gallery is interpreted chronologically with emphasis on the Pilgrim Century, the Eighteenth Century and the American Victorian Period.
The Schulte Gallery features a portion of the Tide Pool: Exploring Coastal Communities exhibition. Discover our remarkable shell collection, where intricate designs and diverse textures unfold, and uncover the often-overlooked world of sponges, the unsung heroes of marine purification. View a live stream from the Coral City Camera that looks at live footage from an urban reef in Miami, Florida.
