Cruise Through Remarkable Seminole History on the Miami River
We are exploring the importance and impact of the Miami River, a vital waterway in South Florida that had a marked impact on the Seminole tourist industry.
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.