The First National LGBTQ+ Museum in the United States

OUR MISSION

WHAT WE DO

MUSEUM EXPANSION

Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library is a safe, welcoming place that inspires and promotes understanding. Through collecting, we preserve and share the history and culture of the LGBTQ+ community and our significant contributions to society.
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Stonewall operates on a truly national scale while remaining deeply rooted in its local community. In addition to managing one of America’s premier gay archives and the largest LGBTQ+ library collection globally, Stonewall hosts engaging on-site exhibitions and public programs locally, while simultaneously producing dynamic traveling exhibitions for communities nationwide. Through this dual impact, Stonewall sparks vital conversations—connecting audiences everywhere to a rich tapestry of queer ideas, history, and diverse perspectives.
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For over 50 years, Stonewall has done something no other institution has done: preserved the complete story of LGBTQ+ life in America. The art, the activism, the joy, the struggle, the brilliance. All of it. Now, backed by half a century of disciplined, uninterrupted institutional work, we are building their permanent home. 
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ON THE SHOULDERS OF HEROES - DIGITAL HISTORY HUB

WHERE LGBTQ+ HISTORY LIVES, GROWS  & CONNECTS

Discover Stonewall’s new interactive digital platform, On the Shoulders of Heroes, preserving the people, moments, and movements that shaped the LGBTQ+ community. This living archive is free, expanding, and built to honor the heroes whose stories continue to inspire. Funded in part by the generosity of F. Kendall Sharp and Anne‑Marie van der Velde, this project continues to grow with community support and enjoyment. Explore interconnected histories, learn from trailblazers, and keep coming back as new stories are added.
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MEET THE AUTHOR SERIES

EXHIBITIONS

EVENTS

STONEWALL NATIONAL WOMEN'S FUND

STONEWALL PROGRAMS

DONUTS & CONVERSATION

Join President & CEO Robert Kesten
1st and 3rd Saturdays | 11:30 AM
Free to attend.
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STONEWALL BOOK CLUB – VIRTUAL ON ZOOM

Led by Clayton Littlewood
2nd Monday of the month | 6:30 PM 

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STONEWALL MOVIE NIGHTS

In Collaboration with OUTSFL
2nd Thursday of the month | 6:30 PM

Free to attend.

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STONEWALL FILM CLUB – VIRTUAL ON ZOOM

Led by Charles Igancio & John Catania of Chill Fest
2nd Wed of the month | 7:00 PM

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SUPPORT STONEWALL

Your gift fuels the preservation of LGBTQ+ history and ensures our stories are told, shared, and protected for generations. A donation to Stonewall directly supports exhibitions, education, and  programs that make a real impact. Join us in keeping this history alive with a contribution today.

Share your time, talent, and heart with a community that depends on it. Stonewall volunteers help welcome visitors, support programs, preserve history, and keep our mission thriving. Sign up to learn about upcoming opportunities and make a meaningful impact.

Stay connected with the stories, events, and voices that shape LGBTQ+ history. Sign up for Stonewall’s newsletter to get updates on exhibitions, programs, and ways to support our mission—delivered right to your inbox.

Follow Stonewall on social media to stay close to the stories, events, and voices shaping LGBTQ+ history today. Join our online community for updates, behind‑the‑scenes moments, and ways to get involved.

Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library is a nonprofit Florida corporation recognized as tax‑exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All contributions are tax‑deductible to the extent permitted by law. To view our most recent Form 990, please visit Guidestar.org.

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