Hours: Mon - Sat: 10 am - 4 pm / Sun: 1 pm - 4 pm

Phone : 904.261.7378

ABOUT OUR 3RD ON 3RD PROGRAM

Every third Friday on 3rd Street, the Amelia Island Museum of History hosts historians, authors, and other experts for a thought-provoking lecture on local or regional history. These hour-long lectures range from Florida’s statehood to the history of toys; live oral histories to Yamasee princes. 3rd on 3rd lectures are on the third Friday of every month at 6 pm. Snacks and beverages are available. Admission is $5 for Museum Members with a suggested donation of $10 for non-members.

UPCOMING PROGRAM

Exhibit Opening:Make Your Voice Hears: Fernandina’s Fight for Voting Rights with Dr. Robert Cassanello

Friday, March 15th at 6pm



Join the Amelia Island Museum of History on the evening of Friday, March 15th for the opening of the museum’s newest temporary exhibit— Make Your Voice Heard! Fernandina’s Fight for Voting Rights.

This exhibit takes a look at Fernandina’s unique role in the fight for equal voting rights after the Civil War and highlights some of the extraordinary Fernandinans who protested, campaigned, and rallied to make their voices heard. This exhibit was researched and developed by a team of Fernandina Beach High School students. Joining us for a special presentation will be Dr. Robert Cassanello from the University of Central Florida, who will speak about his research into Black voting and advocacy in Northeast Florida. Attendees will have the opportunity to be the first visitors to see this new exhibit, so please join us on March 15th!

Attendance is a suggested donation of $5 for members and a suggested donation of $10 for nonmembers. Seating is limited on a first come, first served basis. This program is wheelchair accessible.

For more information contact Jarrett Hill at 904-261-7378 x102 or Jarrett@AmeliaMuseum.org.

This program will stream on our Twitch Channel and will be available on YouTube afterwards.

For Future Programs check out our Event Calendar

PAST PROGRAMS

Preserving Evan’s Rendezvous with Adrienne Burke & Ennis Davis

Once known as the “heartbeat of American Beach”, Evan’s Rendezvous was a popular oceanfront restaurant and entertainment venue that drew Black visitors to American Beach for nearly 40 years. This talk focused on revitalization plans for Evan’s Rendezvous, and was followed by a Q&A Session.

Visit our YouTube Channel for more of our 3rd on 3rd Program videos

For questions or for more information please contact CuratorJarrett Hill via phone at

904.261.7378 x102 or via email at jarrett@ameliamuseum.org