Take a stroll through the 36-block National Register Quincy historic district broken up into 3 walking tours: Commercial District, Eastern Residential District & Western Residential District. Learn more here!

(813) 464-4450
info@mariebrooksgallery.com
11 W. Jefferson Street

Hours: Thursday & Friday 1-3, or by appointment (352-538-3156).

Internationally renowned artist Dean Mitchell opened an art gallery in downtown Quincy dedicated to the memory of his grandmother, Marie, who inspired him to be one of America's greatest watercolorists. Learn more at Marie Brooks Gallery.

(850) 875-9444
qmt@tds.net 
118 East Washington St

The Quincy Music Theatre is committed to community cultural, and economic growth, pride and inclusion. Its mission is to provide quality experiences in musical theatre that are shared by all artistic, volunteer, audience and donor participants in Gadsden County and the Big Bend Area of Florida.

(850) 662-1812
info@quincymainstreet.org
114-A N. Adams St.

The mission of Quincy Main Street is to bring together individuals and businesses to preserve, revitalize and improve Quincy’s historic downtown for citizens and visitors alike. QMT's vision is a revitalized and vibrant Quincy downtown district, a destination and center of commercial, civic and social life.

(850) 755-2999
ann.havanamainstreet@gmail.com

The mission of Havana Main Street is to shape an exciting and prosperous future for Havana's main street utilizing the skills and talents of our community, its businesses, and the town's government. Together they can provide for the preservation of Havana's history and renew main street as an economic engine for Havana and its surrounding communities.

Havana History & Heritage Museum

(850) 510-4979
hhhsmuseum@gmail.com
Planter's Exchange Annex-204 NW 2nd St.
Havana, Florida
Hours: Saturday 10a-5p & Sunday 1-5p

The Shade Tobacco Museum opened in downtown Havana in October 2017 by the Havana History & Heritage Society. The Havana History & Heritage Society's primary focus is preservation and education relating to Havana’s shade tobacco, while also including other historical distinguishing events that have shaped and represent our this area, our churches, schools, sports, businesses, and notable individuals and artists. Photo by Susan Sapronetti, courtesy of State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory.