Spotlight on the Native Reel Cinema Festival with Everett Osceola
Today, we will share an inside look at the Native Reel Cinema Festival! We'll also feature a special interview with Everett Osceola, the NRCF founder.
Seminoles in Film, Plus 5 Excellent and Essential Native Movies
Explore Seminole history through the lens of cinema with a special look at Seminoles in film and discover Five Essential Native Films Everyone Should Watch.
Socialite turned Friend of the Seminole: Ethel Cutler Freeman
Dive into the impactful work of anthropologist Ethel Cutler Freeman, who worked with the Big Cypress community beginning in the 1940s.
Top 5 Spectacular Off-Reservation Chickees to Visit This Summer
This week, we highlight the top 5 off-reservation chickees you and your family can visit this summer, and learn about Seminole history and culture!
Beautiful Indigenous Art at the Happiest Place on Earth
Be sure to stop by Epcot and its World Showcase American Heritage Gallery for a stunning exhibition of contemporary and historic Indigenous American art.
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Awareness Week
April 29th – May 5th is Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Awareness Week, culminating in a National Day of Action on May 5th.
It’s Here! How To Celebrate Earth Day the Native Way
Although Earth Day is April 22nd each year, the Seminole Tribe of Florida is kicking off the festivities next week with two “Earth Day the Native Way!” events.
Seminole Spaces: The Secrets of the Water Highway
This week, we will talk about an entirely unique Seminole Space: the Water Highway. Seminole ancestors built a network of trails throughout the Everglades.
A Better Tomorrow: Today’s Trailblazing Seminole Women Build the Future
To end our Seminole Women’s History Month feature, Florida Seminole Tourism would like to take the opportunity to highlight a few contemporary Seminole women affecting change.
Healing Hands: The Remarkable Life of Susie Billie
This week, we share Seminole medicine woman Susie Jim Billie's life and dedication to preserving traditional medicine and Seminole healing.