Stories

This week, we are focusing on another great educational trailblazer: Louise Jones Gopher. Gopher is a founding mothers of PECS.

This week, we are highlighting one of the founding mothers of PECS, Jennie Shore. She, was instrumental in the creation of PECS and the Creek Immersion Program.

Tin can tourists during the golden age of camping, the Marks captured over two decades of life on the road. Today, we explore that collection.

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.

Get ready for the last of this year’s winter festival lineup: the 86th Annual Brighton Field Day Festival and Rodeo; February 13th through February 16th.

Join the Seminole Tribe of Florida February 6-8th, 2025 for the 3rd Annual Big Cypress Indigenous Arts and Music Festival.

Back for another exciting year, the Native Reel Cinema Festival (NRCF) is packed with Indigenous films, special screenings, and celebrity guests.

This week, we're bringing you an exclusive look at everything you need to know about Tribal Fair. Don’t miss this free, family-friendly event!

Noah Billie’s paintings weave together Seminole culture, traditions, and history with his own lens and perspective. Join us to look his enduring legacy.

Festival Season is just around the corner! This week, join us for an Events Round-up, with everything you need to know about these exciting events.