Sebring Chamber Relocation & Visitors Guide

SEBRING LIVING
Museums
Children’s Museum of the Highlands
219 N. Ridgewood Drive, Sebring
863-385-5437 | childrensmuseumhighlands.com
Catering to children and family groups, the Children’s Museum
is the only one of its type within a six-county range and
features fun and educational exhibits geared toward kids.
Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
5931 Hammock Road, Sebring
863-386-6094 | floridastateparks.org
The CCC Museum is inside the gates of Highlands Hammock
State Park and paid entrance into the park is required.
Celebrating the Civilian Conservation Corps, which built many
state parks nationwide during the 1930s, the museum building
was actually constructed by the CCC.
HCA Galleries of Fine Art
128 Authority Lane, Sebring
863-402-8238 | heartlandculturalalliance.org
The HCA gallery at the Sebring Regional Airport is a constantly
changing art museum that exhibits work of select local artists
as one-person or group shows throughout the season. Exhibits
change monthly with an artist’s reception usually the first
Saturday of the month.
Highlands Museum of the Arts
351 W. Center Ave., Sebring
863-385-6682 | highlandsartleague.org/mota
As part of “The Village Where Art Lives,” the Highlands MoTA
features curated exhibits, both permanent and traveling.
Art competitions and receptions are held in the building,
while classes are featured in the other three buildings in the
complex.
Military Sea Services Museum
1402 Roseland Ave., Sebring
863-385-0992 | milseasvcmuseum.org
This museum is the only museum in the United States to honor
the men and women of the Navy, Marines and Coast Guard
who went to sea on behalf of our country. Items on display
include uniforms, models of ships and other artifacts on
permanent display to the public.
Museum of Florida Art and Culture
600 W. College Drive, Avon Park
863-784-7240 | mofac.org
Located at South Florida State College, this museum boasts
several permanent and traveling exhibits that will delight
those who are interested in the culture of our area. Permanent
exhibits include displays on the archeology and history of
Florida.
Sebring Historical Society
321 W. Center Ave., Sebring
863-471-2522 | sebringhistoricalsociety.org
While not technically a museum, the archives at the Sebring
Historical Society are open to the public for research. There
are some artifacts on display, but the main repository is photos
and archived print materials.
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