James Weldon Johnson Park
Check pricesA downtown Jacksonville public square known as the city's oldest park, shaded by oak trees and hosting food, music, and community events.

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See changing contemporary art shows in a restored Art Deco telegraph building on James Weldon Johnson Park in downtown Jacksonville.
333 North Laura Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 · Jacksonville, FL
MOCA Jacksonville began in 1924 as the city's first visual arts society and is now run by the University of North Florida. It fills a six-floor, 60,000-square-foot former Western Union building facing James Weldon Johnson Park. Shows of painting, sculpture and video by international and regional artists change through the year. Adult admission is $10, the first floor and café are always free, and everyone gets in free on Saturdays.
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