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Ah-Tah-Th i-Ki Museum
Nestled in the heart of the Everglades on the
Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation, the
Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum is home to more than
200,000 unique artifacts and archival items.
Come and learn about the Seminole people
and experience their rich cultural and historical
ties to the Southeast and Florida, as they have
made Big Cypress their home since creation.
Source: www.ahtahthiki.com
Anne Kolb Nature Center
When it opened in 1996 after years of
planning and development, this 1,501-acre
nature center became the largest in our park
system, a coastal mangrove wetland rich in
plant and animal life, including some
threatened and endangered species.
Experience nature in a kayak or canoe,
stumble upon a birding habitat, enjoy the thrill
of an Everglades airboat ride, or explore South
Florida’s biodiversity at a nature center at
Broward County Park.
Source:www.broward.org
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PRESTIGE | Harbor Beach
Broward Center for
the Performing Arts
Ranking among the top ten most-visited
theaters in the world, the Center presents
more than 700 performances each year.
Overlooking the New River in downtown Fort
Lauderdale, this premier performing arts
venue hosts Broadway musicals, operas,
ballets, concerts, plays, multi-cultural
performances, lectures, workshops and
educational events.
Source: www.browardcenter.org
history Fort Lauderdale
Since 1962, History Fort Lauderdale has
brought the stories of our diverse community
to life through engaging educational
experiences, innovative cultural exhibits,
research and preservation of artifacts.
We invite you to explore the significant and
inspiring people, places and events that
shaped our past and continue to influence
the future of our vibrant city.
Source: www.historyfortlauderdale.org
