Venues Welcome to the City of Gainesville

A. Quinn Jones Museum & Cultural Center

1013 NW 7th Ave, Gainesville 32601

Amenities: The A. Quinn Jones Museum & Cultural Center, housed in the former Jones Family home in Gainesville. The center serves as a tribute to one of the most influential educators in the history of Alachua County.

Suitable for: , Parties & Celebration, Meetings, Concerts & Plays, Museum/Exhibits/Gallery

Rosa B. Williams Center

524 NW 1st St, Gainesville 32601

he Rosa B Williams Center is a participatory arts space. The center features a gallery space, floating dance floor, a percussive dance floor and a total of four rooms available for lessons, classes and events offered by participatory arts groups

Suitable for: , Museum/Exhibits/Gallery, Community Dance Groups, Dance and Music Classes, Community Art Groups

The Historic Thomas Center

302 NE 6th Avenue, Gainesville 32601

hat was once a private residence and hotel is now a cultural events center for the community and surrounding areas of Gainesville, Florida. This Mediterranean Revival-style building is the settling for contemporary art exhibitions multiple restored period rooms and numerous historical exhibits.

Suitable for: , Wedding Reception, Wedding Ceremony, Parties & Celebration, Meetings, Concerts & Plays, Museum/Exhibits/Gallery

Wilhelmina Johnson Cultural Center

321 NW 10th St, Gainesville 32601

The Wilhelmina Johnson Cultural Center was built in the early 1900’s and has served as a fire house, a recreation center and a community resource center. The facility has been home to the Gainesville Cultural Arts Coalition since 1986 and manages the facility in partnership with the City of Gainesville.

Suitable for: , Parties & Celebration, Meetings, Group Fitness & Dance, Concerts & Plays, Museum/Exhibits/Gallery

Venues

A. Quinn Jones Museum & Cultural Center

Rosa B. Williams Center

The Historic Thomas Center

Wilhelmina Johnson Cultural Center

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