BIG CYPRESS — The Seminole Tribe of Florida’s Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum is pleased to announce its 2018 Seminole Discovery Days series of special events. The Discovery Days series provides the perfect opportunity for visitors to discover more about Seminole culture with hands-on activities for all age groups.

The next event is “Earth Day” on April 21. It will highlight the importance of the Everglades to Seminole people. Explore the Everglades with a boardwalk tour, meet Seminole Tribe member Daniel Tommie in his hunting camp, and try your hand at archery.

On June 28, visitors can get inspired by a Museum Village Crafters exhibit and art from students at the Seminole Tribe ‘s Pemayetv Emahakv Charter School. Visitors will also meet Seminole artists and create their own art for the “Art at Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Day”.

“Seminole War Day” on July 28 will highlight the history of the Seminole Wars with a special display, Tools of Survival game, and more.

The final Discovery Day on Sept. 15 will feature activities connected with the upcoming exhibit, “We Are Here,” which demystifies Tribal government.

Seminole Discovery Days activities are included in the regular cost of admission. For more information visit ahtahthiki.com/programs/ or call Education Coordinator Alyssa Boge at 863-902-1113 x12225.