Culture without the clutter.
From Victorian homes to pottery studios, Seminole County’s calming atmosphere holds captivating art, and historical and cultural offerings you won’t want to miss. Simply strolling down the charming historic districts of
Sanford or
Longwood will give you a glimpse of life here hundreds of years ago, as you encounter spectacular Victorian houses, eclectic antique shops and intriguing museums.

You’ll discover such historical treasures as the
Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center, a beautifully restored vaudeville theater where you can see everything from plays to operas. Numerous art galleries are also yours to enjoy, and the county’s “Art in Public Places” program ensures you’ll see the unique work of local artists on display throughout the area in county buildings.
You can explore numerous museums that paint a remarkable picture of Seminole County’s colorful past, which has been carefully preserved in exhibits highlighting the area’s wilderness beginnings, prehistoric Native American culture, early speculators and settlers, Civil War citizens, and heyday as a bustling rail and steamboat hub. Other historical diversions include a game of baseball at the historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, or a picnic in one of Seminole County's
scenic parks.
ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE LISTINGS
353 N. Central Ave
Oviedo, FL 32765
1-407-366-7882
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125 Quail Pond Circle
Casselberry , FL 32707
1-407-262-7774
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211 East First Street
Sanford, FL 32771
1-407-323-2774
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Working artist studios.
1071 WP Ball Blvd.
Sanford, FL 32771
1-407-688-7687
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Hot Pots, A Paint Your Own Pottery Studio is the perfect place to unwind, relax and have fun. Walk-ins and reservations welcome.
175 West Warren Avenue
Longwood, FL 32750
407-339-1297
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Fascinating and quaint tour of Longwood's Historic District.
118 Palmetto Avenue
Sanford, FL 32881
1-407-323-9272
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303 E. Altamonte Drive
Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
1-407-339-3771
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201 S. Magnolia Avenue
Sanford, FL 32771
1-407-321-8111
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Only a handful of historic theaters remain in Florida. The Milane Amusement Company developed the building, which originally was known as the Milane Theater.