Native Paths Cultural Heritage Resource Center & Museum
Get to Know Us
The Native Paths Cultural Heritage Resource Center & Museum is a division of the Perdido Bay Tribe of Southeastern Lower Muscogee Creek Indians, Inc. Cultural Museum, natural preserve land, events, crafts, classes and outreach.
In 2004, the Perdido Bay Tribe of Southeastern Lower Muscogee Creek Indians was formed in Pensacola, FL, and is the first of its kind in the United States. It was founded by Bobby Johns Bearheart, who was named a Master Folk Artist by the Florida Folk Life Division of Cultural Affairs. He was the first Creek to receive the Florida Folklife Heritage Award. During his career, he was a teacher, mentor, and guest speaker. In 1990, he began the Perdido Bay Tribe of Southwestern Lower Muscogee Creek Indians and the museum opened its doors in Pensacola, FL.
The Native Paths Cultural Heritage Resource Center & The Museum features a thriving Native American arts community. This is one of the few places in the country where you can experience the rich history and culture of the Southeastern Lower Muscogee Creek Indians. The museum features a collection of contemporary art and crafts from around the world and is free to enter.
In Pensacola, FL, the Native Paths Cultural Heritage Resource Center & The Museum is a great places to learn about the history of the Perdido Bay Tribe. The Perdido Bay Tribe of Southeastern Lower Muscogee Creek Indians, Inc., operates the center. The nonprofit organization’s mission is to teach visitors about the culture and traditions of the local people.
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Take A Tour
This is a tour of Perdido Bay Tribe's Native Path Museum and Cultural Center located at 3300 Beloved Path Pensacola, FL 32507
Come visit our wonderful museum and tribal center grounds.
No Entry Fee at center only ask for small donations but not required.
The Museum’s mission is to support research and public education, as well as promote awareness of Native American culture. The nonprofit museum provides educational programs and events for the community. The Museum is supported by memberships, ticket sales, and donations. It is a nonprofit organization, so all proceeds go towards the educational mission of the museum. And, of course, it’s a good place for a family to have fun and learn about the local history.
Museum
Native Paths Cultural Heritage Resource Center & The Museum features a collection of local and national art, music, and history. The Perdido Bay Tribe of Southeastern Lower Muscogee Creek Indians collects and displays works of art from the 20th and 21st centuries. The museum is also known for its photography collections and implements age-appropriate educational programs. If you’re looking for a unique cultural experience, this is a must-see.
Nature Preserve
Experience the Native American Culture around Pensacola, Fl. Our Tribal Museum sits on the edge of Jones Swamp Wetland Preserve on the West Side of Pensacola, Fl, near Perdido Bay.​The Native Paths Cultural Heritage Resource Center & Museum is a division of the Perdido Bay Tribe of Southeastern Lower Muscogee Creek Indians, Inc.
