This museum is a welcome addition to the Cultural Arts Center and features rotating exhibits from national and international artists.

The home of this museum is in beautifully rustic Tomoka State Park and features the works of sculptor and architect Fred Dana Marsh. Also located on the grounds are natural, cultural, and historic exhibits.

This museum contains a wealth of knowledge. With so many truly interesting exhibits, you really need at least half a day to explore them all. See the giant 130,000-year old sloth skeleton unearthed nearby, the early American furniture and silver collections, the collection of Cuban artifacts dating from 1759, and the world's largest collection of Coca Cola memorabilia. Have fun and learn at the same time. Gift shop on site.

Nearly four verdant acres of tropical Florida plants are home to this museum that was originally founded as a War Memorial. Today, this area features an exhibit of paintings by Malcolm Fraser and the works of new artists each month.