Seminoles Leading the Charge for a Better World
Today, we are looking at Seminoles in Action – and highlighting how today’s Seminole climate activists are working to protect and restore their homelands.
Get Excited – Celebrate Earth Day the Native Way!
This week, we’re excited to share a behind-the-scenes look at the Earth Day the Native Way celebration, April 17th at the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum.
A New Reality: Seminole Perspectives on Florida’s Shifting Ecosystem
This week, we will look back at the Everglades from a Seminole perspective, and how the landscape has shifted and changed in only a hundred years.
Spotlight on Five Exceptional Seminole Women Shaping the Future
Today as this series comes to a close, Florida Seminole Tourism would like to highlight 5 Seminole Women to Watch Build the Future.
A Lifetime of Education, Advocacy, and Action: Louise Jones Gopher
This week, we are focusing on another great educational trailblazer: Louise Jones Gopher. Gopher is a founding mothers of PECS.
The Indian Key Massacre: Survival, Salvagers, and Spanish Indians
Join us to look at a Seminole Space with a surprising history: the 11-acre island of Indian Key. Seminoles raided Indian Key during the Seminole Wars.
Honoring an Enduring Legacy: Spotlight on Noah Billie
Noah Billie’s paintings weave together Seminole culture, traditions, and history with his own lens and perspective. Join us to look his enduring legacy.
Dashing Through Time: The Magic of Past Seminole Christmases!
Today, join us for Seminole Snapshots: Christmas Edition! Take a festive journey through Seminole Christmases past, and get into the holiday spirit!
1835’s Deadly December: The Story of the Dade Massacre
Today, join us to look back on The Dade Battle of 1835, why it happened, and the heartbreaking cost of survival during Indian Removal.
Student Exhibits Spotlight Community Spirit
Explore some of the most impactful of those exhibits, and look at the incredibly special opportunity that comes with showcasing student art in a museum.