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Visit the Seminole Tribe of Florida! Culture, History, Adventure! Learn about our ancient culture and history at the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum.

Experience Seminole Native Culture, Adventure and Untamed Beauty in the land of the Unconquered Seminole Indians. Have a family fun adventure at Billie Swamp Safari. Watch Alligator wrestling at the Seminole Okalee Indian Village. Stay over night at the Big Cypress Campground and Resort. Visit our website for upcoming Tribal Festivals and exciting Rodeos. Bring the family and lose yourself in an oasis of natural beauty on your next vacation!

05/28/2025

🔤 Ready for Round Two?
We’ve explored letters A–M… now let’s dive into the rest of the alphabet! 📚✨
Join us on the blog this Friday as we continue our journey through the ABCs of Seminole History and Culture, highlighting the people, traditions, and language that make the Seminole story so unique and vibrant.
From N to Z, you’ll discover even more fascinating facts, cultural insights, and historical treasures. Whether you’ve followed along from the beginning or are just joining in, there’s something for everyone to learn and appreciate.
📅 Don’t miss Part 2 of this special series—see you Friday!
Here, you can see a fine art piece by Donald Renner titled “The Apprentice.” Based off of photographs, it depicts Jeanette Cypress learning from Susie Billie, who is mixing medicine in a jar. (1992.11.1, ATTK Museum)
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05/27/2025

🌟 Opening Tomorrow! 🌟
Join the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum on Wednesday, May 28th from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM as they celebrate the debut of their newest exhibition: Beautiful and Proud.
Explore rare photographs, personal treasures, and powerful historical footage that tell the story of pride, tradition, and cultural identity. Hear directly from former Miss Florida Seminole princesses as they reflect on what it means to represent their community with honor.
✨ This powerful exhibit will be on display through Summer 2026. Don’t miss the chance to experience it from the beginning!

05/23/2025

🅱️ is for… Brand-New Blog Post!
Our ABCs of Seminole History & Culture blog is officially live! 🌿✨
Join us on a fun, family-friendly journey through key moments in Seminole history, culture, and tourism—perfect for curious kids and lifelong learners alike. Today, we look at letters A-M. Swing by next week for the second half of the alphabet!
📖 Tap the link below and start exploring today.

https://floridaseminoletourism.com/the-abcs-of-seminole-history-you-need-to-know/

05/21/2025

🎨 Save the Dates!
Don’t miss two exciting chances to explore and collect authentic Seminole art!
Join the Museum for the Seminole Artist Experience — a FREE event open to the public, proudly presented by the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum. Come celebrate and support local Seminole artists through vibrant displays of Indigenous art and crafts.
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05/20/2025

📚☀️ School's almost out, but the learning doesn’t have to stop!
Kick off your summer with a fun and educational blog post: The ABCs of Seminole Culture and History—live this Friday!
Perfect for kids and families, we’ll explore key moments in Seminole history through a kid-friendly lens. Come discover, learn, and connect with the rich heritage of the Seminole Tribe of Florida.
🎉 Join us and make history part of your summer adventure! Off-line, we encourage you to make exploring the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum and public events from the Seminole Tribe of Florida part of your family’s summer plans.
Here, you can see thirteen children, plus Mr. and Mrs. Boehmer, learning at the Brighton Indian Day School, circa 1947 (2003.15.16, ATTK Museum)

05/16/2025

🌧️ It’s Friday—and with hurricane season fast approaching, we’re taking a look back at how people prepared for storms long before forecasts and shutters.
💡 Join us today as we explore how the Seminoles protected themselves from Florida’s wild weather. Discover the brilliant design of chickees—structures built with nature in mind and made to withstand the elements.
Find out how these traditional shelters became a staple of Seminole architecture—and why they’re still so perfectly suited for Florida living today. (2003.15.112, ATTK Museum)
Link Below! 🌴
https://floridaseminoletourism.com/wet-season-seminole-innovation-and-the-magic-of-a-chickee/

05/14/2025

🌟 Exhibit Opening Alert! 🌟
Join the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum on Wednesday, May 28th from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM for the debut of their newest exhibition, “Beautiful and Proud.”
This inspiring exhibit honors the rich legacy of the Miss Florida Seminole pageant—from the very first appointed “Princess,” to the inaugural “Seminole Queen,” and all the way to today’s reigning titleholder.
Come celebrate tradition, resilience, and cultural pride. Don’t miss it!

05/13/2025

🌪️ Hurricane season is just around the corner! Today, prepping means storm shutters and non-perishables—but how did people protect themselves in the past?
This Friday, take a step back in time with us and explore how Seminoles weathered South Florida storms. We’ll also take a look at the ingenious design of chickees—traditional shelters perfectly adapted to Florida’s climate. Learn why they became the go-to architecture and how their clever features helped Seminoles stay safe.
Don’t miss this fascinating look at resilient Seminole history! 🌴🏠
(State Archives of Florida)

05/09/2025

Today on Seminole Spaces: we're heading to the Miami River! 🌊 Explore how this vital waterway shaped Seminole travel and tourism.

Here, you can see a postcard showing the front entrance to Musa Isle Indian Village. Opened in 1907, Musa Isle was an incredibly popular tourist attraction on the Miami River. It would close in the 1960s, but not before cementing itself as an important place in Seminole tourism history. (2023.20.1, ATTK Museum)

Link below!

https://floridaseminoletourism.com/cruise-through-remarkable-seminole-history-on-the-miami-river/

05/07/2025

Mother’s Day is coming up this Sunday, May 11th! 🌸 Let’s take a moment to honor the strength, love, and dedication of the amazing moms who hold our families and communities together. How will you celebrate the special women in your life this weekend?

Here, you can see an image of a group of Seminole mothers and their children, most likely at a field day event in 1942. Those identified in the photograph include Henry Gopher (hand to mouth), Onnie Shore (Gopher), Rachel Bowers with her mother Mary Cypress Bowers, Mary Osceola Huff, Lola Gopher with her mother Maud Johns Gopher, and Mary Parker Bowers. (2009.24.157, ATTK Museum)

05/06/2025

This Friday, dive into the next chapter of our Seminole Spaces series! 🌊 We're exploring the rich history of the Miami River and its lasting importance to Seminole travel, tourism, and identity. From a vital waterway for movement to a hub of early tourist camps, the river tells a powerful story of resilience and innovation. Join us to learn how these currents still shape the Seminole experience today!

Here, you can see a postcard showing Seminoles traversing the Miami River in dugout canoes. Two canoes can be fully seen, and there is a man, a woman, and a child in each. The men are rowing the canoes, and the women are seated holding the children. The printed caption on the bottom right corner of the image states, "Seminole Indians on Miami River, Miami, Fla." The original image most likely is from the early 1900s. (2018.5.58, ATTK Museum)

05/02/2025

Happy Friday! Today, come by the blog to explore a one-of-a-kind collection now housed at the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum. Filled with photographs, letters, clippings, and documents, the Claudia Wilson collection captures a pivotal chapter in Seminole healthcare during the 1950s–70s.
Come explore this powerful look back into history!
https://floridaseminoletourism.com/a-legacy-of-care-and-connection-with-claudia-wilson/
Here, Claudia Wilson and two children pose outside the Big Cypress Clinic (ATTK Museum)

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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Welcome to Seminole Big Cypress Reservation – A Top Florida Everglades Destination

Nestled deep in the heart of the scenic Florida Everglades, Seminole Big Cypress Reservation is located about one-hour west of Fort Lauderdale. Our Florida Everglades destination is owned and operated by the Seminole Tribe of Florida, Visitors enjoy the natural splendor of Florida Everglades while you relax under an authentic chickee hut or get immersed in the rich culture of the the Seminole Tribe. Be our guest to top Everglades attractions including Billie Swamp Safari, Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum, and Big Cypress RV Resort & Campground.