Want to see Eliot speak?
(All events subject to change)
2026:
Look out for Nate Moran!
May 12, 6 p.m: Talking Hypocrite’s Row and Prohibition in Florida at Delray Beach Historical Society
Nov. 22: Look for me at the Miami Book Fair street fair!
"Florida in the Civil War"
The Lightner Museum and the Florida Humanities Council are thrilled to welcome The Palm Beach Post reporter, Eliot Kleinberg, as part of the Florida Humanities Speaker Series. Mr. Kleinberg will discuss how Florida played a far more strategic role in the Civil War than most history books let on. While Florida might be the most “northern” southern state now, it was the the third to secede, and very significant during the war. Learn about Florida’s role in the blockade, its critical battles, the tragedy of its governor, and the veterans who founded many Florida cities, and how some people are still fighting the war. As well, find out why the war is the reason Florida has 21 million people!
Mr. Kleinberg, born in South Florida, has spent nearly four decades as a reporter, including more than a quarter-century at The Palm Beach Post, featuring his weekly local history column, “Post Time”.
This event will be held in the City of St. Augustine’s Alcazar Room, in the Lightner Courtyard, beginning at 2:00 pm. Doors open at 1:30 pm. Space will be limited. The Alcazar Room is handicap accessible. Registration is required and can be made online or by calling 904-824-2874.
"Florida's Amazing History and Why You Should Care."
Eliot Kleinberg
Thursday, November 15, 2018
Reception at 6:00; Lecture at 6:30pm
Florida's Amazing History and Why You Should Care
Join us for a lecture by author and Palm Beach Post reporter Eliot Kleinberg, who will present a whirlwind tour of 500 years of Florida history, capped with a strong argument that Florida's biggest challenge is encouraging its transplants to become Floridians.
Boca Raton History Museum
Historic Old Town Hall, 71 N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton
Free Parking
Kindly RSVP due to space limitations.
561.395.6766 ext.101 or office@bocahistory.org for RSVP or more information.
Florida Authors Academy 2018
Murder on the Beach Bookstore presents:
The Authors Academy: Writing Workshops for Tomorrow’s Authors
Carefully structured topics will teach you the basics of writing and publishing your novel.
All instructors are authors with several books to their credit.
All two hour workshops are $25 per person.
Reservations are recommended.
Cash, check or credit cards accepted.
Register online or call 561-279-7790
Make Your Reservation Now!
Delray Beach Historical Society Annual Meeting
Keynote speaker, annual meeting, Delray Beach Historical Society
Tampa: "Florida's Amazing History"
Jan. 28, 2 p.m.: "Florida's Amazing History and Why You Should Care."
Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, 400 N Ashley Drive, Tampa
Ormond Beach: "Hurricane!"
Nov. 18, 10 a.m. Hurricane! Ormond Beach Historical Society,
Anderson-Price Memorial Building, 42 N. Beach Street, Ormond Beach
