45th Annual Celebration of Native Arts and Culture.

Exhibition of works created by Highwaymen and owned by local collectors. This will be the first public viewing of several works.

LitLUNCH! is the kick-off event for Literary Feast.

Featuring a free screening of “Ronnie BoDean” (starring Wes Studi), and a live Q&A session with director Steven Paul Judd, South Florida’s first “Native Reel Cinema Fest” will take place during the Annual Seminole Tribal Fair and Pow Wow on February 5 and 6, 2016. The film presents the first Native American “anti-hero,” allowing for a new opportunity to explore the culture’s representation in cinema.

The evening will also include the presentation of two music videos directed by Judd, a Kiowa/Choctaw filmmaker who combines Native experiences with American pop culture through various forms of art.

Presented by the Seminole Tribe of Florida, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Seminole Paradise, and the Historic Stranahan House Museum, the event will help create a platform for showcasing Native American talent through film.

For additional information, click on the event link.

Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the museum’s modernist designed building by Edward Larrabee Barnes.

Swing by for fresh eats and grab some great beers!

Honoring FISP Founders Harry Rosen, FISP President, and Jackie Rosen, FISP Executive Director/CEO.

Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church invites all jazz enthusiasts to a jazz concert…

This timeless story of lovers torn apart by war and personal sacrifice is as exciting and moving today as it was in the 1940s.

Black Violin breaks musical barriers and delivers a funky fusion of classical, jazz, hip-hop, blues and R&B music.