Since 1987 the Miami Springs Historical Society and Museum has strived to capture the unique history of the town, while documenting a community in transition.  These efforts are intended to give insight from the past while providing a context for the changing present and future.  The educational experiences we provide reach beyond the walls of the museum.  Below are some of the learning opportunities that we have provided to our community.

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Programs and Events

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Annual Speaker Series topics have included:

• History of Discrimination in Greater Miami by Professor Seth Bramson

• Wolfsonian Talk at Historical Society by Frank Luca, the Chief Librarian of the Wolfsonian Museum

• The Story of Hialeah by Dick Roetz and Yvonne Shonberger

• The Gang Is All Here; The Famous And Not So Famous Builders of South Florida by Dr.  Juan Riera 

• Miami's Early History as a Military Aviation Center by Anthony Atwood, Ph.D., 

• Saving the Everglades – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by Lt. Col. Thomas Greco

• Preserving a Miami Treasure by Donald Worth, Friends of Miami Marine Stadium

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Annual community educational events include:

• Annual Tour of Homes and Ball

• Miami Springs Pioneer Recognition and Dinner

• Historical Coach Tour of Miami Springs

• 4th of July Miami Springs Parade Float

• Annual Kick-Off Meeting and Recruitment Drive