Crafts and Snacks at 9:30 AM
Livestream viewing begins at 10 AM
Free and Open to the Public
Join us at the Florida Historic Capitol Museum for an interactive learning experience featuring one of Florida’s most exciting traditions: the Great Florida Cattle Drive! As part of a new curriculum from the University of Florida/IFAS Extension, students across the state are learning about Florida’s early cattle ranching traditions by reading Patrick Smith’s classic novel A Land Remembered. The students will then watch real cowboys move cattle across the landscape while exploring wildlife, ranch life, and land stewardship in action during a week of special shows direct from the trail.

We’re offering you a front-row seat in the saddle during the livestream launch on January 26—enjoy craft activities and free snacks while learning about Florida’s working lands, wild spaces, and the food they provide. While the hands-on activities are recommended for early readers and young agriculture enthusiasts aged 8 – 12, learners of all ages are welcome.

The Florida Historic Capitol Museum gratefully acknowledges the following partners and sponsors for this special program: UF IFAS Extension; the 4-H Youth Development Program; the Florida Farm Bureau; the Florida Cattlemen's Association; the Florida Ag Coalition; and Mabry Carlton Ranch.