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# Explore Oneida

Welcome to Oneida Nation

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- [Home](https://exploreoneida.com/) - Shekóli (sa·go·lee) means Hello The Oneida peopleresided in the New York Territory. The Oneidas signed a treaty with the Menominee and Ho-Chunk Nations in 1821 and 1822. The first Oneida families traveled to the Michigan territory in 1823 to establish a new home. More families followed in the years to come. We are blessed that
- [Contact](https://exploreoneida.com/contact/) - Contact Us Join Us 2701 Mason St Green Bay, WI 54303 800-236-2214 920-496-5647 Follow Us Download from App Store Download from Google Play Get in touch Full Name Email Subject ( optional ) Message (optional ) Send
- [Event list](https://exploreoneida.com/event-list/) - 2026 Events Summer Pow WowJune 26-28 Woodland Indian Art Show Nov. 6-8, 2026 Oneida Farmer’s Market Every Thursday this summer! Oneida Orchard to host Family Fun Days TBD
- [2026 Oneida Pow Wow](https://exploreoneida.com/2026-oneida-pow-wow/) - Check out the sights and sounds from last year's pow wow.
- [History Timeline](https://exploreoneida.com/culture/timeline/) - explore oneida Timeline This timeline is dedicated to Gordon McLester, Loretta Metoxen, and all the elders who came before us. Many documents contained in this timeline are materials collected by Gordy, Lawrence Hauptman and Jack Campisi. Special acknowledgement to Loretta Metoxen, Former Historian and Susan Daniels for initial foundation of the timeline. Daril Peters and
- [Woodland Indian Art Show & Market Place](https://exploreoneida.com/woodland-indian-art-show/) - Woodland Indian Art Show & MarketNovember 6 – 8, 2026 More details coming soon.Link to website: https://www.woodlandindianart.com/wiasm
- [Kalihwisaks Archive](https://exploreoneida.com/kalihwisaks-archive/) - Kalihwisaks Archive The Oneida Nation’s archives are a valuable collection that documents the history, culture, and ongoing activities of the Oneida people. These archives feature past editions of the Nation’s newsletters, which provide insights into community events, government initiatives, cultural preservation efforts, and updates on the lives of the Nation’s members. They offer a window
- [Sponsorship](https://exploreoneida.com/sponsorship/) - Oneida Gives Welcome the the Oneida Gives. Due to a high volume of donation and sponsorship requests, we ask that you fill out our sponsorship form and submit any formal letters, information, statistics or photos. We will be reviewing donations 2X annually. Deadlines for 2025-26 are as follows: December 1, 2025. Maximum request shall be no
- [Plant Id Book](https://exploreoneida.com/plant-id-book/) - Plant Identifier Many of these plants have been traditionally harvested by the Oneida Nation for their healing properties, including teas, salves, poultices, and other natural remedies. They are used for a wide range of medicinal purposes, such as pain relief, digestive health, wound healing, and respiratory support. The availability of each plant varies throughout the
- [TOUR OPTIONS](https://exploreoneida.com/tour-options/) - ONEIDA RESERVATION TOUR OPTIONS Please contact Leah Stroobants, Tourism Cultural Coordinator 920.496.5647 lstrooba@oneidanation.orgThe Oneida Business Committee has obligated $2.6 million dollars for site improvements at the Amelia Cornelius Culture Park that include large parking lot, visitor center, bathrooms, medicinal garden, pavilion, asphalt paths and accessible ramps into the log homes. These improvemets are coming in
- [Kalihwisaks Archive](https://exploreoneida.com/kalihwisaks-archive-2/)
- [Elder Interviews](https://exploreoneida.com/culture/elder-interviews/) - Explore Oneida Elder Interviews Welcome to the Gordon McLester Elder Video Interview Database. 9/28/23 We are currently reloading the youtube links. Please have patience as this is a very tedious process. If an elder is noted as Missing, this means we have the original tapes but are missing the digitized file to upload to youtube.
- [Life Ways](https://exploreoneida.com/culture/life-ways/) - explore oneida LIFE WAYS THE SIX NATION TERRITORY CIRCA 1720 AFTER THE ADOPTION OF THE TUSCARORA BY THE ONEIDA. CREATED BY ERIC DOXTATOR, CULTURAL EDUCATOR – 2017 ONEIDA NATION MUSEUM The Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) or “People of the Longhouse” are a historically powerful northeast Native American confederacy located in NorthAmerica, traditionally in what is now the
- [2021 Virtual Pow Wow](https://exploreoneida.com/culture/pow-wow/) - 2021 Virtual Pow wow AllGrand EntryGolden Age Adult MensAdult WomensAdult Smoke DanceTeen BoysTeen GirlsTeens Smoke Dance GRAND ENTRYLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Quidem, provident. Golden Age 60+Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Quidem, provident. Mens TraditionalLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Quidem, provident. Mens GrassLorem ipsum dolor sit
- [Hotels & Casino](https://exploreoneida.com/hotels-casino/) - PLAY & STAY IN STYLE The Oneida Hotel is committed to excellence, proven by its numerous Presidents’ Awards for superior customer service. This full-service hotel in Green Bay, WI is attached to the Oneida Casino and is located across from Austin Straubel International Airport. Address: 2040 Airport Dr. Green Bay, WI 54313 Phone: 920-490-7300 Check
- [Big Apple will be modified in 2023](https://exploreoneida.com/big-apple-fest-back-in-2023/) - Due to staffing, Big Apple Fest will not be happening in 2023. The Orchard staff is working on Family Fun Days on 9/23 & 9/30. Please check Oneida Nation Apple Orchard Facebook page for details. https://www.facebook.com/OneidaApples Stay in the know and follow us on Facebook Oneida Tourism
- [200 Year Bicentennial July 25-30, 2023](https://exploreoneida.com/200-year-commemoration-july-23-30-2023/) - ITS A GO FOR AMELIA CORNELIUS CULTURE PARK FOR LUNCH VENDORS, ART CLASSES, TOURS AND CRAFT VENDORS. NO SIGN UP REQUIRED! ALL EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. DUE TO THE HEAT —ALL ART CLASSES AT THE AMELIA CORNLIUS CULTURE PARK WILL TAKE PLACE INSIDE THE LOG HOMES. WE HAVE INSTALLED PORTABLE AC
- [200 Year Bicentennial July 25-30, 2023](https://exploreoneida.com/200-year-bicentennial-july-25-30-2023/) - 200 Year Bicentennial July 25-30, 2023 This week in 2023 will commemorate the first Oneida families move to the Michigan territory in 1823. The set up for the removal of Oneidas started year’s prior to the first trip in 1821 to sign a treaty with the Menominee and HoChunk Nations. Then a subsequent trip in
- [Code Talker Golf Outing Registration Form](https://exploreoneida.com/code-talker-golf-outing-registration-form/) - Name Email Veteran Yes No Gender Male Female Age Tribal Affiliation Phone Number Handicap Send
- [Teacher Resources](https://exploreoneida.com/culture/teacher-resources/) - *This online 3 Sisters Cultural Teacher Resource page is currently under construction. This first template was created for second and third graders and if you have any suggestions for the posted materials or other cool pieces that could be developed, please email us at tourism@oneidanation.org. Native Foods Matching Game Audio Files Click here Click here Native American Studies
- [Map](https://exploreoneida.com/map/) - MAP
- [Here at Duck Creek](https://exploreoneida.com/here-at-duck-creek-happenings/) - .elementor-heading-title{padding:0;margin:0;line-height:1}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title[class*=elementor-size-]>a{color:inherit;font-size:inherit;line-height:inherit}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title.elementor-size-small{font-size:15px}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title.elementor-size-medium{font-size:19px}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title.elementor-size-large{font-size:29px}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title.elementor-size-xl{font-size:39px}.elementor-widget-heading .elementor-heading-title.elementor-size-xxl{font-size:59px} Thanks for checking out the latest "Happenings" Amelia Cornelius Culture Park Updates January 2023 Work continues during the winter to get contracts completed for Veterans Wall / accessible pathway engineering plans and draft layouts created for DPW grounds shed. Next steps include finding examples of visitor centers or
- [Amelia Cornelius Culture Park Project](https://exploreoneida.com/amelia-cornelius-culture-park-project/) - In the summer of 2021 the proposal for the expansion of the Amelia Cornelius Culture Park was submitted for Tribal Contribution Savings Funding in December 2022. The Amelia Cornelius Culture Park Team is made up of Michelle Danforth Anderson, Marketing & Tourism Director, Leah Stroobants, Cultural Event Coordinator, Paul Witek, Director of Engineering, Briggs Noble,
- [Pow Wow Pavilion Updates](https://exploreoneida.com/pow-wow-pavilion-updates/) - January 2023 – The PW pavilion team re-evaluated new information and proposed doing a phased U-shaped approach to the evolution of the current pow wow grounds. December 2022 – After the CDPC meeting. The team took a step back to look at the option of designing something larger similar to the Potawatomi pavilion. Their structure
- [Attractions](https://exploreoneida.com/oneida-attractions/) - Oneida Nation Attractions Apple Orchard Buffalo Overlook Farmers Market Kahnekano Lu Oneida Long House Village Salt Pork Avenue Veterans Wall Walk of Legends Load More
- [Videos](https://exploreoneida.com/culture/videos/) - Enjoy THESE EDUCATIONAL Videos Below are fun puppet videos to teach about different aspects about Oneida Culture and Life Ways. Enjoy! Bob and Randy Learn about Clans Bob and Randy Maple Syrup Bob And Randy Learn About Native Homes History of White Corn 3 Sisters Garden Corn Mush
- [Culture](https://exploreoneida.com/culture/) - Culture Please click below to find out more information on the following topics. Videos Elder Interviews Teacher Resources
- [Creation Story](https://exploreoneida.com/culture/creation-story/) - explore oneida CREATION STORY This is one of many versions of the Oneida Creation Story. The Iroquois people all have their own similar, yet different version of how creation started.Long ago, before there was any land here, there was water all over, the only things were the creatures that lived in the water and the
- [Clans](https://exploreoneida.com/culture/clans/) - EXPLORE ONEIDA CLAN SYSTEM AND RESPONSIBILITIES The Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) clans were developed at a time in our history when there were a lot less people than there are today. It was a time when the people were not sure who they were related to. The elders were worried that the young people were getting together
- [Oneida Tribal Belt](https://exploreoneida.com/oneida-tribal-belt/) - Oneida Tribal Belt Bear Clan Chief, Bob Brown explains the origins of the Oneida Tribal Belt. This Wampum Belt was created shortly before the involvement of the Haudenosaunee in the American Revolution.VIDEO BY CHRISTOPHER POWLESS, BIG BEAR MEDIA The Oneida Tribal Belt readdresses the commitment of alliance between the Six Nations. This belt and seven
- [Golf Thornberry Creek](https://exploreoneida.com/golf-thornberry-creek/) - Golf Thornberry Creek Nestled atop one of the highest peaks in Brown County and located just outside of Green Bay, WI Thornberry Creek at Oneida offers Championship golf at its highest level. The views and amenities will entertain and excite golfers and guests of all ages and abilities. Thornberry Creek at Oneida offers 27 holes
- [Sample Page](https://exploreoneida.com/sample-page/) - This is an example page. It's different from a blog post because it will stay in one place and will show up in your site navigation (in most themes). Most people start with an About page that introduces them to potential site visitors. It might say something like this: [custom-mapping map_id="1336" height="400"] ...or something like

## Events

- [Growth Era 1971 - Present](https://exploreoneida.com/event/growth-era-1971-present/)
- [Land Loss Era 1910 - 1970](https://exploreoneida.com/event/land-loss-era-1910-1970/)
- [Aggressive Assimilation Era 1876 - 1909](https://exploreoneida.com/event/aggressive-assimilation-era-1876-1909/)
- [Life on the Reservation 1840 - 1875](https://exploreoneida.com/event/life-on-the-reservation-1840-1875/)
- [Removal Era 1820 - 1839](https://exploreoneida.com/event/removal-era-1820-1839/)
- [Early 1800 - 1820](https://exploreoneida.com/event/early-1800-1820/)
- [Revolutionary War Era](https://exploreoneida.com/event/revolutionary-war-era/)
- [First Contact Era](https://exploreoneida.com/event/first-contact-era/)

## attractions

- [Kahnekano Lu](https://exploreoneida.com/attractions/oneida-nation-museum/)
- [Farmers Market](https://exploreoneida.com/attractions/farmers-market/)
- [Buffalo Overlook](https://exploreoneida.com/attractions/buffalo-overlook/)
- [Walk of Legends](https://exploreoneida.com/attractions/walk-of-legends/)
- [Veterans Wall](https://exploreoneida.com/attractions/veterans-wall/)
- [Apple Orchard](https://exploreoneida.com/attractions/apple-orchard/)
- [Oneida Long House Village](https://exploreoneida.com/attractions/oneida-long-house-village/)
- [Salt Pork Avenue](https://exploreoneida.com/attractions/satt-park-avenue/)