Museum of Science and History

Local Projects will oversee the planning, design and fabrication of exhibits in MOSH's new location in the Shipyards East area.

The Museum of Science and History has outgrown its 77,000-square-foot quarters on the Southbank and plans to build a significantly larger building across the river by December 2027.

Tuesday on First Coast Connect we discussed Equal Pay Day with Paula Liang, Ellen Wiss and Melanie Patz from the Women’s Giving Alliance (01:12). Our…

Today on “First Coast Connect,” it was our weekly Media Roundtable with panelist Andrew Pantazi from the Florida Times-Union, blogger Fred Matthews,…

Thursday on “First Coast Connect” we heard about Earth Day Marches for Science in Jacksonville, St. Augustine and hundreds of other cities around the…

St. Johns River advocates and museum goers attended a first-of-its-kind symposium Saturday at Jacksonville's Museum of Science and History.The event was…

Well events are going on all this month to celebrate the 450th anniversary of Fort Caroline in Jacksonville.The anniversary celebrates the year when…

Jazz, theater, and one huge shark are a few of your options this holiday weekend on the First Coast.Friday, May 23-Sunday, May 25 – The 2014 Jacksonville…

Jacksonville’s Museum of Science and History (MOSH) has unveiled a fascinating new exhibit looking at early Native American life on the First Coast,…

The Museum of Science and History (MOSH) was transformed over the weekend into the Museum of Science-and- the-Future as envisioned by the likes of George…