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Features two permanent exhibits, one cultural and one archaeological, as well as gallery space for traveling and temporary exhibits. The Museum highlights the history, art and culture of the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Our beautiful Museum Store specializes in authentic Seminole and other Native American items.

Exhibits

The exhibition currently on display at the Okalee branch of the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum is entitled, Unconquered Imagination: Native Art and Resistance. It is an exhibition of contemporary Native American art that brings together the innovative work of six Native American artists: Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Neal Ambrose Smith, Larry McNeil, America Meredith, Erica Lord and Will Wilson. These artists come from diverse backgrounds and engage in very different artistic practices, but are linked through a commitment to the expression of Native American representational sovereignty. Wil Wilson is the guest curator for this exhibit.

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