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Welcome back, and happy Friday! This week, join us for the first installation of a brand-new series: Seminole Spotlight. In this series, we spotlight a person, tradition, or item important to Seminole culture and history. Today, we are looking at Echo Emathla Chipco, also known as “Chief Chipco,” and his nephew Chief Tallahassee.
Chipco was also known as “Chupco”, “Cho...
Welcome to 2026! A brand-new year means fresh starts and reevaluating your personal goals. We hope that you make education, learning, and decolonizing your perspective part of your 2026 plan. The Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum is a fantastic place to start. It is a vital resource and priceless repository of Seminole history, culture, and the Tribe’s future. But its impact reaches far b...
Every parent knows the horror of showing up somewhere, kids in tow, and finding out that it is not kid friendly. Add in investing time, money, and labor in the travel to that destination, and many would throw in the towel. This week, we are exploring the experience of having kids along for the ride during your Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum visit. Since the Museum is most likely ...
December is a time of family, togetherness, and celebration. It can also be a time of growth and education! With more time off from school and work, one way to celebrate that togetherness is to get out! Learn together, and have new experiences this holiday season. Today and throughout December, we are highlighting some special ways you can do that with the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museu...
Here in Florida, the Seminole Tribe and the Florida State University Seminoles are in a unique partnership. For almost 80 years FSU has been using the Seminole name as a homage to the unbreakable, unconquered spirit of the Florida Seminoles. But, how did this relationship come about? And how is this partnership navigated in the 21st century? This week, join us for a deep dive...
