Six Nations Iroquois Cultural Center

Six Nations Iroquois Cultural Center The Six Nations Iroquois Cultural Center is open during the months of July & August, closed on Mondays, hours: 10:00-5:00. Museum open only in summer
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09/06/2026

Just a reminder:

Tmr is our last day! We’ll be open 10am-5pm!

09/06/2026

Artifacts in order of appearance:
Dave holding the Two Row Wampum Belt
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Marla holding a display of projectile points
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Honni holding a painted fungi

09/03/2026

Just another day at the Center…

Niawenkó:wa to Peanut, volunteer extraordinaire, for being in our many reels this summer! We’ve got a few more so be on the lookout 👀

09/01/2026

A reminder to folks this is our last full week open! Today (9/1) to Labor Day (9/7) 10am-5pm.

After labor Day we are open by appoint only!

08/31/2026

Finally posting this! Niawenkó:wa to the Native North American Travelling College for putting on a social! We had lots of happy and curious visitors who enjoyed learning about the culture and getting to dance ☺️

08/27/2026

Last one!

08/26/2026

Another one from the Campfire and Legends night!

Yesterday was busy!We had two groups; Eagle Island Camp and a hiking club from Maryland. Both groups got to hear about t...
08/26/2026

Yesterday was busy!

We had two groups; Eagle Island Camp and a hiking club from Maryland.

Both groups got to hear about the history of the Center, the recent land acquisitions, and the story of How The Bear Clan Got Their Medicines.

Both groups also learned a lot about residential schools and the impacts on Indigenous people.

Between these two groups and drop in visitors, we had a total of 57 visitors!

Our 7th annual Campfire and Legends night was held on Saturday, August 22nd. Approximately 130 visitors heard several st...
08/24/2026

Our 7th annual Campfire and Legends night was held on Saturday, August 22nd. Approximately 130 visitors heard several stories by David Kanietakeron Fadden and Arihhonni David, ate s’mores, and sampled strawberry drink!

Dave started the evening by talking about the history of the Center and the new land acquisition as demonstrated through the Two Row Wampum Belt. Campfire favorites shared by Dave and Honni included: Needles the Porcupine, the Vampire Skeleton, and the Flying Head.

And we couldn’t have done it without the help of our amazing volunteers! Niawenkó:wa to:
Peanut (Jocelyn) Jock
Shawn Galbraith
Tiago Portal
And the Wild Center crew:
Jen Kretser, Mallory Sunday, Noa, Anna, and Savannah!

And keep an eye out for more reels 👀

08/23/2026

Pre-campfire shanenigans 😂 shoutout to the The Wild Center Americorps folks for joining!

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1466 County Route 60
Onchiota, NY
12989

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