Pulse nightclub tragedy history lesson at Orange County Regional History Center

The Orange County Regional History Center will host a lunch and learn to discuss and preserve the history of the Pulse nightclub tragedy.

The class will take place on Friday, June 3, at 12 p.m. at the museum, which is located at 65 E Central Boulevard in downtown Orlando.

The lunch and learn will focus on artifacts that are related to the tragedy, offering stories gathered over the years about new objects at the One Orlando Collection.

The cost to participate for members of the museum is free, or $8 with lunch, and $5 for non-members, or $13 for non-members with lunch. Attendees may attend in person or virtually.
For more information on this or other events, visit the Orange County Regional History Center website.

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