Goldsboro Museum

EIN: 80-0686170 · Sanford, FL

Preservation Of History

Cultural Education

Community Engagement

Support For Local Artists

Our Story

Established on December 1, 1891, Goldsboro was the second black incorporated city in the United States. The Goldsboro Museum plays a vital role in showcasing and preserving the history, heritage, and culture of Goldsboro, Florida. The Francis Oliver Cultural Arts and Goldsboro Welcome Center features exhibits from local artists in various disciplines, including art, dance, music, and theatre. This center also hosts live author readings and performances, enriching the community's cultural landscape.

Our Impact

The Heritage and Art Garden connects citizens to Goldsboro's agricultural roots while supporting the farm-to-table initiative. This organic garden, free from pesticides and chemicals, provides fresh fruits and vegetables to the community at no cost, while also offering STEAM education to inspire future generations.

Why Donate?

Your generous gifts make a significant impact on the Goldsboro Cultural Arts District. Contributions support critically acclaimed exhibitions, educational programs, and the maintenance of this vibrant district. Every donation helps preserve the rich history and culture of Goldsboro.

Make a Difference Today!

Join the mission to preserve Goldsboro's heritage and support local artists. Donate cryptocurrency or cash to the Goldsboro West Side Community Historical Association and help foster a thriving cultural community. Your support is vital!

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