The free to attend family-friendly event will run 10 am to 5 pm at the Shako:wi Cultural Center, Oneida, NY.

The Oneida Indian Nation’s Shako:wi Cultural Center is hosting a Spring Festival on Sat., May 11 from 10am to 5pm. Guests will find hand-made Haudenosaunee arts and crafts for sale, including jewelry, beadwork, carvings and more.

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For the Haudenosaunee people, wáhta’ — or maple — is considered a gift from the Creator. 🍁

Check out the Oneida Indian Nation’s Wáhta’ Maple Farm on our website to get an in-depth look at our operations.

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Last week the Oneida Indian Nation was invited to participate in the first ever ‘7-12 VVS Expo’ for Middle School and High School students. Thank you to our friends at VVS Central School District for inviting the Oneida Indian Nation to share our cultural legacy.

#EarthDay2024 The Oneida Indian Nation's commitment to future generations is a long-standing principle of ours, and it is no better reflected than in the way we consider our impact on the environment.

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The Oneida Indian Nation recently held its annual Elders Dinner in recognition of our most cherished generation.

Yawʌ́ to all that came out to honor our Elders!

Oneida Indian Nation member Ray Fougnier returned to the world stage to showcase his exceptional abilities in powerlifting at the 2024 Amateur Athletic Union North American Championships held last week outside Las Vegas.

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Oneida Indian Nation Member Ray Fougnier (Wolf Clan), 81, continues to shatter powerlifting records with his latest competition at the 2024 Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Powerlifting North American Championships.

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To wrap up our Inside Look at Wáhta̲ʼ Maple Farm series, Maple Production Manager, Brendan Schuler, visited with kids enrolled in the Oneida Indian Nationʼs After School Program and Youth Ambassadors Program. 🍁

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From the sugarbush to bottling, Wáhta’ Maple Farm syrup is produced entirely on the Oneida Indian Nation’s homelands, tapping some of the same trees Oneida ancestors would have used to produce syrup more than 100 years ago.romesentinel.com/townnews/food_… via Sentinel Media Company

Oneida Indian Nation’s maple farm posts 35 percent rise in syrup production cnybj.com/oneida-indian-…

The Oneida Indian Nation’s Wáhta̲ʼ Maple Farm has increased the production of its premium maple syrup by 35% this year. Also, Wáhta̲ʼ Maple Farm’s premium syrup is now certified organic by NOFA-NY Certified Organic, LLC. 🍁

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State Senator Joe Griffo (R-C-Rome) presented Oneida Indian Nation Police Officer Andrew Costello with the New York State Senate Liberty Medal for his heroic rescue. wktv.com/news/local/her…

This week in our Inside Look at Wáhta̲ʼ Maple Farm video series, we talk about the evaporation process of the sap, which is the process of turning the sap into maple syrup.

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Last week, an enthusiastic group of participants in the Oneida Indian Nation’s Elders Program got the chance to learn more about the Nation’s partnership with Tesla – and take some for a spin!

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The Oneida Indian Nation applauds the U.S. Senate for recognizing Oneida ancestor Polly Cooper for her contributions to the country. Senator Brian Schatz Sen. Lisa Murkowski

Women's History Month: Oneida Indian Nation Ancestor Honored by U.S. Senate wktv.com/news/local/wom… via WKTV

Get a detailed look at the extensive tubing system we use at Wáhta̲ʼ Maple Farm in this episode. This system is efficient and resilient, and enables us to sustainably harvest the maple sap in a safe and effective way.
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