The Havana History & Heritage Museum welcomes author and wildlife photographer Doug Alderson for a Doug Alderson author talk on Saturday, February 28, 2026, in Havana, Florida.
What to Expect at the Doug Alderson Author Talk
Doug Alderson has spent decades documenting Florida’s wild landscapes through writing and photography, and this wildlife photographer talk Havana FL hosts gives guests a chance to hear directly from him about his work, his travels, and his perspective on conservation across the state. Expect a conversational format with time for audience questions, along with a chance to see selections of his photography projected for the room. Alderson’s books often explore Florida’s rivers, springs, and coastal wilderness, and his talk is expected to touch on several of these same themes, giving attendees insight into both his creative process and the conservation issues he cares about most.
Plan Your Visit to Havana
This author event Havana History Museum presents takes place Saturday, February 28, 2026, at 204 2nd St NW, Havana, FL 32333. The museum’s setting in the heart of Havana’s historic district makes it easy to pair this talk with a stroll through the town’s well-known antique shops beforehand or afterward. Visitors arriving early or staying late can explore Havana’s walkable downtown, home to a cluster of boutiques, galleries, and eateries within a few blocks of the museum.
For details, contact Laura White at the Havana History & Heritage Museum, or visit havanahistoryheritage.com.
This Doug Alderson Florida wildlife event is presented with support from the Gadsden County Tourist Development Council, which highlights cultural programming like this throughout Gadsden County. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Alderson’s books or simply curious about Florida’s natural world, this talk is well worth the trip to Havana. Browse the full Gadsden County events calendar for more things to do during your visit. Seating is limited, so guests are encouraged to arrive a little ahead of the scheduled start time.