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The Mohegan Tribe was honored to unveil a plaque yesterday at the Tantaquidgeon Museum acknowledging the 30 known Mohegans who fought in the American Revolution. Kutaptotamawush (thank you) to National Society SAR Headquarters for your partnership.

Mohegan Tribal Elders will soon offer a monthly boat tour called the Mohegan Life on the Massapequotuck (Thames River), which will take visitors upstream. Learn more: theday.com/news/743148/bo…

The Mohegan Tribe's commitment to public safety extends beyond our reservation. Our first responders answer 4,500 fire and EMS calls annually, providing vital support to surrounding towns.Learn more about our commitment to the community: moheganforward.com/montville/

This Saturday, July 26, stop by the Tantaquidgeon Museum to watch Dylan J. Smith, member of the Shinnecock, Montauk, and Unkechaug Nations, demonstrate quill work and show examples of how it is incorporated into regalia and art items.

"For the Mohegan Tribe that runs the resort and casino, the strong presence of differently abled employees is not about government mandates, but about the Mohegan tribe’s philosophy and way of life." Read more here: courant.com/2025/07/24/the…

Join the Mohegan Tribe and the Connecticut Sun in celebrating local Tribes of Connecticut and New England during Indigenous Peoples' Game on July 27th. Learn more here: sun.wnba.com/theme-nights-a…

Mohegan is proud to support the National Council on Problem Gambling. If you need resources to help with a gambling problem, you can get started on the path to recovery today: ncpgambling.org

On August 9, the Tantaquidgeon Museum will host their last event as part of their free summer series which are open to the public. Mohegan Elders Sue Meehan and Bruce Bozsum will share traditional Mohegan stories and cultural ways.

"With affordable housing, living wage jobs, accessible public space, and robust community governance built into its DNA, Freedom Plaza is not simply a development, it’s a blueprint for equitable growth." Marc Morial of National Urban League on freedomplazanyc bit.ly/3IXnEwi

Mohegan is committed to sharing our knowledge and the Tribe’s history with the public through sites like the Tantaquidgeon Museum. Stop by the museum before the summer is over: bit.ly/3H0h1Zr

Read here about freedomplazanyc, the proposed $11.1 billion project in Midtown Manhattan that will bring affordable housing, green space, and thousands of jobs to the community: bit.ly/4o2Ji27

This Saturday, August 9, don’t miss Mohegan Elders, Sue Meehan and Bruce Bozsum as they share traditional Mohegan stories and cultural ways at the Tantaquidgeon Museum.

#ThrowbackThursday to the 2024 Wigwam Festival, where Native Americans from across the country came together to celebrate and honor Mohegan Lands. Check out more photos here: bit.ly/4mc6rh3

Mohegan was named among Newsweek's "Top 100 Global Most Loved Workplaces" list for the third consecutive year, highlighting their continued focus on fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment. Read more: bit.ly/4mc6sS9 Mohegan Sun ☀️

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With over 73,000 food items collected and more than 100,000 meals donated, the Mohegan Tribe is committed to fighting food insecurity alongside groups like United Way of Connecticut.

The Mohegan Tribe has made invaluable contributions to local infrastructural, including funding a $35 million access road to allow Mohegan Sun’s nine million annual visitors access without clogging residential roads,

“Indian Country is small at the end of the day; we are all related,” Malerba said. “We appreciate everyone’s differences, but there are so many commonalities between us that it just brings us joy and honor when they take the time to come visit.” fox61.com/article/news/l…

This past weekend, the Mohegan Tribe's Wigwam Festival brought together tradition, community, and celebration at the heart of the homelands. Guests experienced powerful drum groups, vibrant dancing, and cultural showcases that honor centuries of tribal history. From traditional