10/31 Seneca Bark Longhouse - Closed for the Season
Ganondagan's Seneca Bark Longhouse closed for the season on October 31, it will open again May 1st, 2020.
Our full-size, Seneca Bark Longhouse is fully furnished to reflect a typical Seneca family living in the late 1600's, complete with Seneca objects and colonial-era trade goods.
1/19- 2/17 Seneca Art & Culture Center Closed
Sunday, January 19th- Monday, February 17th
Seneca Arts and Culture Center closes mid January-mid February for annual maintenance and planning. We will open again in time for February fun and the Native American Winter Games!
2/18- 2/21 February Fun Week
Tuesday, February 18th- Friday, February 21st
Join us for family friendly activities and learning opportunities during February Break. Learn to sing Seneca songs, do the hoop dance and play traditional winter games, different activities offered daily! For full schedule please see event page.
2/19 Furry Friends & Bird Tales
Wednesday, February 19th, 2020
10 AM & 1 PM
Come to the Seneca Art & Culture Center and listen to Native American stories related to your new friend then build your own stuffed animal to bring home and show to your family! Appropriate for ages 5 and up, younger children welcome with parent assistance. Parent supervision required for all children. For more information and registration please go to event page.
Pre-registration is required. $25 per participant.
2/21 Furry Friends & Frog Tales
Friday, February 21st, 2020
10 AM & 1 PM
Come to the Seneca Art & Culture Center and listen to Native American stories related to your new friend then build your own stuffed animal to bring home and show to your family! Appropriate for ages 5 and up, younger children welcome with parent assistance. Parent supervision required for all children. For more information and registration please go to event page.
Pre-registration is required. $25 per participant.
2/22 Native American Winter Games
Saturday, February 22nd
10 AM - 4 PM
Join us for our annual event, Native American Winter Games! Enjoy storytelling, traditional winter games, Iroquois Social dancing, and more! This family friendly event has something for everybody. For more details please visit the event page.
4/25 Three Row Wampum Bracelet Workshop
Saturday, April 25th
Two Sessions: 10 AM - 12 PM & 1 PM- 3PM
Wampum Expert, Rich Hamell, and Traditional Bead Artist, Aimee Carpenter, will co-teach this hands-on workshop. You’ll leave with your own 3-row wampum bracelet (with glass wampum beads) and an education of the history and contemporary importance of Wampum Belts. For registration please go to event page.
Cost: $15 for members, $20 for non-members
Pre-registration required. Appropriate for ages: 12 years old and up
