This thesis examines several examples of systems in which non-Abelian magneticflux and non-Abelian forms of the Aharonov-Bohm effect play a role. We considerthe dynamical consequences in these systems of some of the exotic phenomena associatedwith non-Abelian flux, such as Cheshire charge holonomy interactions andnon-Abelian braid statistics. First, we use a mean-field approximation to study amodel of U(2) non-Abelian anyons near its free-fermion limit. Some self-consistentstates are constructed which show a small SU(2)-breaking charge density that vanishesin the fermionic limit. This is contrasted with the bosonic limit where the SU(2)asymmetry of the ground state can be maximal. Second, a global analogue of Chesirecharge is described, raising the possibility of observing Cheshire charge in condensedmattersystems. A potential realization in superfluid He-3 is discussed. Finally, wedescribe in some detail a method for numerically simulating the evolution of a networkof non-Abelian (S3) cosmic strings, keeping careful track of all magnetic fluxesand taking full account of their non-commutative nature. I present some preliminaryresults from this simulation, which is still in progress. The early results are suggestiveof a qualitatively new, non-scaling behavior.