Celebrate Patriots Day with live music in the Appleton's Courtyard. Food and drink available at extra charge. Our nonprofit event partner for the evening is the Children's Home Society of Mid-Florida. Read Less

Celebrate Patriots Day with live music in the Appleton's Courtyard. Food and drink available at extra charge. Our nonprofit event partner for the even...Read More

Trio of exhibits explore the significance of "home" in today's highly mobile, often rootless society: "Responding to Home," organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, features photographs and multi-media works by seven Southeastern artists; "Thomas Hart Benton: Prints from the Collection of Kyle Culley and the Estate of Mary Helen Bohmer" showcase the "democratized art" of rural, Depression-era America; and the "Heart Gallery of Mid-Florida" features portraits of children in the foster care system who are waiting for permanent homes. "Responding to Home" and "Thomas Hart Benton" on display through Nov. 9; "Heart Gallery" ends Oct. 12. Read Less

Trio of exhibits explore the significance of "home" in today's highly mobile, often rootless society: "Responding to Home," organized by the Museum of...Read More

See the beauty of the "Real Florida" and learn about the Floridan Aquifer. Expert Speakers, Interactive Exhibits, Silver River Boat Tours, Live Entertainment, Cracker Village, Character Visits, Art Show, Crafts, Silver River Museum, Horse Drawn Trolley Read Less

See the beauty of the "Real Florida" and learn about the Floridan Aquifer. Expert Speakers, Interactive Exhibits, Silver River Boat Tours, Live Enter...Read More

Children’s tour and art class for children aged 6-9. Registration required. From 10:30 a.m. to noon. Read Less

Children’s tour and art class for children aged 6-9. Registration required. From 10:30 a.m. to noon....Read More

Jackson Pollock was Thomas Hart Benton's most well-known student (Bento's lithographs are on display at the Appleton through Nov. 9). The film follows the exploits of Teri Horton, a 73 year-old long-haul truck driver, who picked up a painting in a thrift shop. When she went to sell it in a garage sale a local art teacher recognized the painting as a possible work by famed American artist Jackson Pollock. What followed pitted a blue-collar worker against the highest and mightiest people in the art world and would perhaps change forever the way art is authenticated. Showtime at 2 p.m. Read Less

Jackson Pollock was Thomas Hart Benton's most well-known student (Bento's lithographs are on display at the Appleton through Nov. 9). The film follows...Read More