Cultural heritage museum in Venice, Florida

The Italian American Club-Venice is a vibrant cultural institution located at 1375 Ringling Drive South in Venice, Florida. Founded to celebrate and preserve the rich heritage of Italian Americans, the club provides a welcoming space for members to come together and enjoy a variety of events, activities, and programs. From traditional Italian cuisine to live music performances, the club offers a taste of Italy right in the heart of Venice. Whether you are of Italian descent or simply have a love for Italian culture, the Italian American Club-Venice is a place where all are welcome to embrace the beauty and traditions of Italy. Visit us today and experience the warmth and camaraderie of our close-knit community.

The Venice Museum & Archives is a local government office and museum located at 351 Nassau Street South in Venice, Florida, United States. The institution is open Monday to Wednesday from 10am to 4pm, as well as the 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month from October to April from 11am to 3pm. The museum's mission is to collect, preserve, and interpret historical and prehistorical material related to the city of Venice and its neighboring communities. One of the museum's exhibits, "Florida Modern: The Sarasota School of Architecture in Venice," showcases buildings in Venice designed by prominent architects such as Victor Lundy, Paul Rudolph, and Ralph Twitchell. Visitors can learn about the architectural features of 1920s Florida Land Boom buildings in downtown Venice on a walking tour with architectural historian Sebastian Liseo.