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"Florida Remembers" is a collection of eleven documentaries about the people, places and events that shaped Florida's diverse history. Each program will focus on a particular region in the state. "Florida Remembers" will air on The Florida Channel's award-winning series, Florida Crossroads, starting October 3, 2011.

On Sunday, May 19, 2013 the crew of a replica Spanish sixteenth century galleon touring the east coast of Florida for the 500 year anniversary took time to enjoy Florida's amazing underwater preserve, the SS Copenhagen. This shipwreck is located off the coast of Pompano Beach in Broward County and charter boats leave daily from local dive shops. Submerged in 15 - 30 feet of water, this shipwreck is ideal for scuba or free diving.

Expedition Florida 500 finished their first XF500 Conservation Paddle down the Apalachicola River, beginning what will ultimately be a year-and-a-half-long journey of Florida's coastline, waterways, and aquatic ecosystem. Read more about them at http://www.fla500.com/news.php#xf500

"Florida Remembers" is a collection of eleven documentaries about the people, places and events that shaped Florida's diverse history. Each program will focus on a particular region in the state. "Florida Remembers" will air on The Florida Channel's award-winning series, Florida Crossroads.

Expedition Florida 500 (XF500) is a yearlong modern-day exploration of Florida's coastline, waterways, and aquatic ecosystem as seen through the eyes of the waterman. The journey is led by Mother Ocean and XF500 founder, Justin Riney. He launched from Pensacola on January 1, 2013, in honor of the 500th commemoration year of Florida.

Viva Florida 500 has proved to be a successful awareness campaign, collectively bringing more attention to Florida's history and diverse cultural heritage than ever before. This webinar will provide highlights of the Viva Florida 500 program to date, present results from research evaluating the impact of the initiative, and provide information on how Viva Florida will live on in 2014 and beyond. Find out how you and many other individuals, organizations and communities can utilize the Viva Florida brand to expand the visibility of your site, organization and business, while promoting Florida's history and cultural heritage.

In honor of Viva Florida 500, the Department of State's Division of Cultural Affairs is proud to present "Artistic Representations of Florida Throughout 500 Years." The exhibition is on view in the 22nd Floor Capitol Gallery through April 30, 2013 and features the work of Lucrezia Bieler, Xavier Cortada, Christopher Still, and Hermann Trappman. Additionally, it includes prints of sixteenth century engravings by Theodor de Bry based on paintings by Jacques Le Moyne from the private collection of Michael W. and Dr. Linda Fisher, an olive jar from the Columbus family crypt in Seville, and some attractive pieces of majolica from Mission San Luis.